The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-24
TOLD IN A, LINE

chanics Association began its thirty sixth annual
convention here to-day.
Gary Hl-The private bank Of L. q. .Mintscb
was robbed early this morning of about a. oo0
money besides some notes and securities. T00O
hamilton. Ohio.-The trial of Alfred Knapp,
special venire of sixty names being ordered.
10 ChicagoLElijah Dowie has been challenged
| India. Sc un'auo'
San Francisco-Over $500 electrical linemen
In the employ Of the Pacific States Telephone a nd
a ;,.as company, are on strike for higher
'Manila-The Pacific cable from Guam to Mid.
way island has been landed. The cableship
Anglia has left Midway for Honolulu to complete
MONTPELIER, VIA dynamite bomb was found
IN the grass on the state house yard, and alarm
lists connect it with President RooseveIt's visit
New York-Luigi Casata was convicted in tho
recently discovered naturalization frauds. Frap-
cisco Palat9 another of the indicted, subse-
Decatur. nl.-The Jury in the case of Finley
McCoole, charged with the murder Of william q.
McNier, on May 4. found verdict of not guilty
The trial lasted ten days. :
Annapols-W. G. Farnum, Minnesota; R. F..
Frollsen. R. =. Gilmore and A. q. Click, Iowa,
nation for admission to the naval academy exam
New orleans--W. P. Brown the man who has
been bulling cotton for the past four months
bid pa, Il cents pound yesterday for June, July
bale s' '' 0p'''l' 'nD A"'.eu - get single
Kokomo, Ind.-Edward Stanton. aged 80. once
Weathy e,izen died from eating
self an OK and has actually grazed with cattle
in the fields.
Greenwich. conn.--Geneyieve Peats, the s-year-
wall paper manufacturer, is dead from the effects
OF burns she received in the fire which destroyed
Niagara Falls renorf s,,hp,;+tad r.,
the annual meeting of the American Library AS
so soc now IN session here, shows that s1o
In the year ending May 81.
Cleveland, Miss.-The body. of George Kincaid,
negro who seriously wounded John Brock and
hanging in the swamp. He was taken from the
authorities by mob last Saturday.
New York-Timothy Gleason, who was promi-
brother Of the late t sao Battle
dead In aafurnished room In Brooklyn
Philadelphia-The first disturbance in con-
nection with the textile strike occurred last
night when ten non union men. all Of them Po-
of mob IT n duS at the hands
Baltimore-George 2: Mordecai. prominent club
Of smuggling attic Il is generally under.
nent society men who are the guilty ones. ~
omah nad Lay NJ Schultz City Treasurer
Beatrice have been cited to appear tor con- n.
tempt Of court in falling to comply with an order
relative to the proper disposition Of certain
funds.
Raleigh, N. Gin head-on collision between
two South Carolina freight trains at Niagara,
Stewart and w. p. Vale. both Of Raleigh were
instantly killed and Fireman Wright of Raleigh
WAS dangerously hurt
New York-Archiba1d Morrison salesman.
jumped from the Brooklyn bridge on top Of a
train, fell on the last car, struck the third
ties and landed on the street, more than 100 feet
below, mangled corpse.
Troy, N. Y.-Justice Howard has denied the
application OF Roland b. Molineux for manda-
Inns to compel the latter tosurrended to him
photographs and measurements taken of him
while he was In Sing Sing prison under sentence
Of death for the murder Of MrA Kate Adams.