The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-21
IN A NUTSHELL

IN A NUTSHELL
Boston,. ]. Kelley, ex-minstrel. died at
| the age of &c. a. "a.
| Philadelphia--An asphalt merger is planned
with s31. .0O0.0 600 caoital
Dunkirk, N. Y.-Northern Chautauqua coun-
! ty suffered severely from foods. 49, .s
Dublin, 1nd.-Milo Todd, a minister for
seventy-three years, - is dead at Pendleton,
| aged SO. -~-''' =" d" ''''- g..
Marshall, Mo.-George Wiley shot and killed
| Dovie Finn, on her refusal to marry him, and
then committed suicide y. j..
| Chicago-W. J. Bryan, en- route to Boston,
said he was going east to help consolidate the
divided factions of his party ,-
Lincoln, NebIW. j. Bryan, after his tour
| or the east will return and take leading
part In the Nebraska campaign.
Chicago-The committee reports there will
be no renewal of strike by freight handlers.
as old employees will all be renstated.
New York-Garment workers numbering 25,-
900 went on strike for a shorter work day.
soon.
Chicago-The longshoremen and marine and
| transport workers have amalgamated and will
endeavor to regulate salaries and redress
grievances. =. -. -, -
Leadville, Col.-One of three robbers who
placer works was shot, but carried away by
his comrades, -..,. ~. h.. =.
| Memphis, Tenn.-Monroe Hallum and Jim
CASTOR, negroes, were lynched near Kosciu-
| race prejudice. = -
Chicago-Freight handlers will start a boy
colt against the Panhandle railroad in retail
alton for it's refusal to reinstate the men who
went on strike recently.
Binghamton, N. Y-Three cloudbursts oc-
CURED within Broome county last night. NJ.
J. Ryan of this city and James Cook, wife
and baby of Alton were drowned.
New, York-Charles M. schwab's residence,
avenue, but will be the most palatial in the
| city, with large grounds and an, Italian gar
den. :..-
| Florence, Col.-Ed Bakewell, a guard at the
Chandler mines was forced to fee to the
woods by drunken miners. Later he shot and
killed one Of the latter, a negro named W. H.
| White.
| Rochester, N. Y.-one fireman killed and
sixteen people injured was the result of a
head-end collision between two passenger
| trains: on the Lehigh Valley road, Saturday
evening. .~,,r~-... ~e.
Topeka, Kan.-Ellis county farmers get the
! pick Of harvest hands, as they are reported
| of whisky before each. meal, besides paying
! full wages. $~<*
Tacoma-After forty days of continual pur-
suit by men and bioodhounds. all organized
| effort to capture HARRY Tracey, the escaped
| Oregon convict, has ended. No further posses
| will start after him.
Elwood, Ind.-The proposition of the Amer
| lean, Tin Plate, company to reduce wages rs
| per cent in, order to secure a large contract
| from the Standard sOu company was turned
| down by union men.rr srf : ,e.
Paterson, N. J.-Bishop O'Connor, of this
diocese, has ''excommunicated the new Greek
| Catholic church Of st. Peter and Paul, Of
Passaic. Father Volesin, the pastor, says he
will carry the matter to Rome.
| Leavenworth,x Kan.-The. stabbng Of Eli
Louckets, companyaF Sixth cavalry !,a IN y, a
eral were severely ciubbed by the police.
| New. York-Newman and his son, who sailed
from College Point, r I, July 9, in thirty,
| by two steamers in different localities, show
them to have made nearly 100 miles daily.
New York.. w. Gates, G. M. Schwab, Cor
nelius Vanderbilt and few other multi
millionaires, are interested in a merger, Of the
| strongest real estates and construction COM
panies in this countrJ9 with s6o.0oo 900 capital.
Philadelphia Rouillot, aged 81 years,
stock broker committed suicide e., last night
| Germantown. Roufllot was recently con-
victed Of conspiracy in connection with a
| stock deal.
Postmasters appointed to-day: North Dakota
I-Blackmer, Richland county, r. G. Glascock.
South .Dakota-Ida,. Hyde county, j. Bouzek.
Observation-Disclosures -Kewaunee count, Louis
| Rubens; st. Peter, Fond du Lac county, Will
,Washington-The state department has de-
cided that Filipinos who are natives OF the
| islands and loyal to the United States, when
! absent therefrom are entitled to be protected
| by diplomatic and consular officers Of the
United States. -:
Chicago-Harry Brown alias Alvah Giles,
was arrested in Genoa, Neb., and trunk
| filled with postage stamps in original pack
| ings recovered. They are supposed to. be a
| portion of those stolen from the Chicago
postof1ice last fall. c:.
| Chicago-Detectives called into the case
| show negligence on the part Of the safety de-
| posit company from whose vaults $35, 900 be-
| longing to the bookmakers was reported stolen
| Friday night, and little doubt exists that the
| money was stolen. - - r.'
Chicago-In an alleged hold-up that took
place here early to-day, Robert E. Mcmahon,
! special policeman for the Auditorium Annex,
| killed one man and after running revolver
| fight captured another. The man taken into
| custody gave his name as Mack Ray, and
said his companions S name was Frank Mur-
ply. 49, !..t5.. ..:. -
| New York-One of the automobiles belong
! ing to Charles M. :Schwab president of the
| United States Steel Corporation, ended up at
| the West One Hundredth street police station
| yesterday, and the chauffeur, Victor Clevelle,
was locked up. Policemen Nerney estimated
the speed Of the automobile as sixteen miles
an hour. . te,t@