The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-22
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Oakley, Kan-safe blowers relieved the State
bank Of about $5,O0O
With h tho h9d Nsfan has s.ss
Saratoga-Commander Peay is confident that
with another trial he can reach the north pole
st: Louis-Former Judge Henderson severely
in the probate courtroom.
Boston-The battleship Massachusetts collided
with lumber schooner outside the harbor mar
rowly missing sinking her.
shot and Instantly Killed John Brown on and ea
tally stabbed Browns father.
=, New York,-Frank G. Jappe, cashier for the
Frank Leslie Publishing company Is under arrest
charged with embeZzling $4,000.
and instantly Killed his sWeetheart try Miss KATIE ate
Adkins, and then fatally shot himself.
Denver-George e. Jones, president Of the
Jones Investment company, is under arrest.
charged with forgery to mortgage for $4,000.
Chicago-samuel Vernon veele, for many years
one of the best known dramatic and musical crit
les in Chicago, died yesterday from bronchitis.
S1depa saa bsss s
out out anu 'A' ''"'' 'AeA wafer IS Oe'ns 'e'
nent planter, died from hydrophobia as the re-
suit of a dog bite received more than forty days
ago.
Of New York city. and ]. D. Proctor, police
man of Houston, while bathing in tho surf were
drowned.
Hobart Okla-The Indian Baptist association,
which is composed entirely Of Kiowa Indians has
adopted resolution excluding all whites from its
meetings.
Be He Pa r.. ,Y men who attempted to
one of them had been so severely wounded that
b cannot rcovr.
Cambridge, GA hut containing 5000 pounds
explosion that Followed six men Were i ked an nG
a score injured.
Noblesville, Ind.-George Marvin, a Chicago
burglar, lost en arm in blowing open the safe
in general store at Jolietville, and is now in
the Jail hospital.
St. Louis-Sanford Northrup, until recently Sec
rotary and general Manager Of the American Re-
frigerator Transit company, committed suicide
No cause Is known.
Piqua. Ohio-Mnjor Stephen Johnson, who
drafted the original charter Of the Pennsylvania
railroad and was for twenty-five years its man
ager, is dead at the age of 81. 80
Wilmington, Del.-A futile attempt was made
by indignant citizens to lynch George White,
colored, charged with assaulting Helen Bishop,
the 17-year-old daughter of local clergyman.
Bellefonte, PA package containing postage
stamps amps to the value Of s1s7. ~ has been found
in an old barn here. It is supposed ito be some
OF the booty Of the arrested Seven Mountain
robbers.
Kokomo, Ind.-The feud between young men
Of the villages of Hemlock and Oakford, that
cost two lives six weeks ago, was broken yester.
day by the marriage OF two copules living in the
Chicago-Count dole de Lobel Of Paris is
here to confer with Captain J. J. Healy, with
whom he is promoting railroad which will
make it possible to travel from New York to
Paris by rail.
Niagara Falls-Th largest wheel pit in the
world will be constructed here. It will be 4so
feet long, $50 feet deep and 81 feet wide, cut
thru the solid rock. It will cost 81 ESQ 600 and
develop 225,000 horse power.
( Boston--Within less than a month in this
state there have been at least four deaths from
glanders in human beings The board OF health.
fearing an epidemic, is making every effort to
prevent the spread Of the disease.
Scranton, Pa.-Ernest Schmic aud Jennie Bren-
nan. love sick. sought death BY the carbolic
acid route. Ernest is dead and Jennie will die.
The cause was the interference of woman to
whom Schmic had previously been devoted.
napolis-Arthur b. Stahl. George E. Hunt,
Hilton Y. Brown and ysmes "; Noel the last
first named st. Louis detective, are indicted
on the charge Of conspiracy, to bride President
Long Branch-Endic0tt g. Allen, young Har-
ward graduate. is patient at the Monmouth
Memorial hospital under peculiar conditions he
cannot speak and has not. been awake for more
than a minute at time over half dozen
times during the past week.