The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29
TOLD IN a LINE

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8, Berlin-Pro Professor Virchow, the famous scien-
tist, appears to be near N end.
1, Little. Rock. Ark.-Judge H. G., Caldwell, of
the unitea states court OF appeals will reach
mas nnaily decided not to retire
the Chicago Burlington s Quincy: railroad. went
three tramps are under the wreckage.
American eoa mss st IS
TEMPT to capure he sT # Is
said that syndicate of American and French
capitalists is building fleet Of ships.
Hayana-The lack Of working harmony be-
now matter of general discussion It is ap-
parent that President Palma cannot count on a
majority either in house or senate. AZ
Cincinnati-Whil suffering from temporary in
Of age attempted to Xiii her morses and sister,
Dorothy, who may die and then committed sui
eide at their home four miles south Of Coving.
ton, Ky. ;ls,-'.4
vienna-President Roosevelts speech on Mon
roeism has caused widespread attention here:
chiefly against Great Britain, and that 1t sounds
like an answer TO the conference of the colonial
pren,iers. j.
J: New Rochelle, N. Y.-Almost "a complete
Aug. u at Coney Island while In swimming. has
had a relapse. His wife said his condition was
very serious. ..N y
Chicago Patrick Egan of the veterans of the
Clan-na- Gael. has resigned from the organization
opposition of the Clan-na Gael to the present
movement in Ireland under the leadership OF
John Redmond. sg
Cape Town--Dr. Jameson made his first speech
years 10 ai the OF ia
bad blunder, but penance had been done and he
thought the affair might now be forgotten by
fair-minded men. 1-t.t
Butler, Nye County, Nev.-A rich strike has
been made here which makes Tonopah: without
srke the sfns tn M S in Se the sh
extension ledge, about a mile and quarter from
the original workings.
New York-President Ogden, of the civil ser:
vice commission, is Investigating the scandal
of the sale in advance of copies of questions
prepared for the public examination. There
were 1,20O candidates and the questions which
We're to be asked were peddled around at $50 q
set. J.. y <-..,' Ela
comneton o 6a erea 6aPvastss mscSnesS
combine, which will have a capital of $120, 600
900, is the work which has brought George "
Perkins the ,ightIhand man n Of IL j. Morgan
th% tion would have working capital of $so.ooo
Danville, n-The vermillion circuit court wa,
occupied yesterday with the suit OF Mrs, Minnie
E. ellis, of Chicago, James F. Gillis Of this
city. for separate maintenance. Mrs. Gillis. II
her her evidence, said her husband was & necessary %
found for the defendant, dismissing the cast
at the cost Of the plaintiff. r.s. c.s.....
Milwaukee-The National Postmasters' Asso
citation reelected F. B. lDickerson of Detroit
president ,5t Other officers elected: Fl First vice
eEss!Ssnta %tllism F. Will Pfsss H sssSnt
third vice president Hiram B. Odell, Newburg
N. y; secretary, William Edgar Springer De
troit, Mich; treasurer, Thomas I. Lawler, Rock
ford Ill. ,t@A....ar si.'.
Aspen, Col.-Edward Wilson, proprietor O.
| the Abbey Club. and Jacob Gels and John Holm
faro dealers, have been arrested for aiding
Leonard Dingle. teller of the Aspen bank, wh
is charged with defalcation, in getting ava!
legged that Dingle lost the money in play at th
Abbey Club, and that Wilson, Gels and Holil
knew that he was gambling with the bank
money.
Reno. Nev.-The silver party convention mad
| these nominations Lieutenant governor, Lem
tary of state, Eugene Howell; treasurer, Davi
| Ryan; surveyor general f. D. Kelly; regent o
| state university, c. E. Mack. The democrau
convention made these nominations: Unite
| G. D. Van Duser; governor, John Sparks; attor
ney general, James G.. Sweeney: superintendent
| of public instruction. John Edwards; regent o
| state university W. w. Booker ..'
Berin-The entry Of King Victor Emmanue
into the city yesterday, and his drive through
| Shouting and the successive crashing OF band
| placed at intervals between the squadrons o
| cavalry marked the progress of the king an
| the emperor down the avenue. The chief burgo
| master, Herr Kirschner advanced and read a
| address of welcome from parchment scroll
| Behind the burgomaster stood. bareheaded an
| in evening dress. hundred representatives o
the city. The reading was over In less than
German emperor and asked him II he should re
! ply. The emperor shook his head negatively an
| the king thereupon shook hands with Her
| Kirschner and thanked him.