The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-09
TOLD IN A LINE

New York-Ira B. sankey is going partially
blind.
olympia-The governor has signed the bill
making gambling felony.
Observation-Disclosures S. Hartmann a. Chicago pa
here '''' '''~', -. va" NSseD anu 'o'''D
chicago-Graeme Stewart was nominated for
amid enthusiasm.
Chicago-Several indictments were returned
by the federal gra ndjury against alleged get
rich-quick' concerns.
Chicago-Peter Finley Dunn has agreed to
write exclusively for New York firm at sal
ary of $4,000 year.
chieago-An Al ta unknown Women after counting
yesterday and was drowned.
Winnpeg-Rev. Father Gullett has been ap-
pointed to the pastorate Of the Church of st.
John the Baptist, at Duluth.
Memphis-Mrs D. Dan frightened a negro bur-
glar away by calling to an imaginary person to
| shoot him through the heart"
New York-Fifty prisoners and much parapher-
| MALTA We're captured Saturday night in raids ON
two tenderlo1n gambling houses. ~-.:. > ::
Ridge Farm, 1ll;-John W. Newman, an alder
| man from Oakland committed suicide here. He
! had forged notes and was fugitive
Topeka-The state supreme court has declared
| invalid the section Of the law making places
where liquor is sold common nuisances.
! Hartford Conn.--Major General William Buel
| Franklin died at his home in this city, aged so
years. He served in the Mexican and civil wars.
&C ChieagomReturning Lea after T long absence to
!
into husband No. 2 and both men were locked up
| Elizabeth N. 1.-The cruiser Chattanooga was
| launched Saturday. She was christened by Miss
| Nell Chambls, daughter of the mayor Of Chat
| tanooga.
| Chicago-High school principals are talking Of
| forming a bureau to secure employment for
graduates. with the idea of keeping pupils in
| school longer. -. ..@' N, r-'' : - ~~&
Tampa. Fla.--J. P. Morgan denies the rumor
that the Flagler system Of hotels. in Florida
and the Florida East Coast railway, had been
turned over to him.
Kokomo, Ind.-The wife Of Frank Kingseed
was suing for divorce when the husband decided
withdrew the suit.
Montreal-The steamer Montreal burned at her
dock here and in a panic among the spectators,
caused cause by falling shed, at least three were
killed and many injured
, Cheyenne, Wyo-The bodies Of two sheep herd
l ers have been found. One was that of C. Huff
Wi,o man Of DoIniphan Neb and the other that OF
Philadelphia Mary ziemer, the wife Of
wealthy hotel proprietor of New York, an6
Renhold Hinricks, with whom she is said te
have eloped. were arrested by local detectives.
s Boston-Word has been received that William
n Miller; Boston missionary who went to Russian
e Poland to work among the poorer classes has
Cambridge, Mass.-George l.. O. Perry, thu
e negro indicted for the murders of Agnes McPhee
: at Somerville, and Clara Morton. at Waverly
d | tion
Chicago-The Chicago Stockyards and Transi
company, with $500, ooo capital. has been formed
2 So, 600, 900.
f Chicago-Mrs. Grace Smell Walker Coffin tn,
e much-married daughter of Amos Smell: whom th
= missing Willie Tascott is said to have killed
has been married fifth time and is now known
: as Mrs. Perkins A. Layman. ="
s Boston--Charles Marshall Lawrence who claim
It to have just disposed of his mining interests il
: Phoenix. Ariz, for $4,000, 600, was arrested 70
: giving away ten-dollar bills. tearing up other
n acting otherwise
> > Winnipeg-P. c.. Wade has received notice o
. | his appointment as one of the Canadian coinse
for the Alaskan boundary commission , Mr.
Wade left for Ottawa Washington and London
New York-With the disnterment of thre
bodies in Calvary cemetery the district attorney
v clinohed the case against the graveyard s,is
= poets. The three bodies differed greatly fror
70 the descriptions of the applicants for insur
e ance. - ''-~ -r
: Fort Scott. Ian.--A destructive windstorr
vi visited Hiattvil;e; ten miles sourth of here
l. family named Masslln was lifted up and carrie
= half mile. Masslin being probably fatally ii
q jured e. .S.s1@ -. :.2
i Collinville Conn:-Warren ID. Mead. a me-
J chant and deacon in the local church, wa
le bound over for the second time the, charg
Or of assaulting Miss Jennie Barnes, assistant pril
or cpal of the high school. Chalk on his coat lie
III to his arrest. -.f.s.. -. .t7.7' - ..
- Dawson--Five persons were burned to deaf
:. in the Aurorar roadhouse on Hunker creek
OF Charles Berneke, who owned the house; his vii
ne and two children, and Thomas Baird. II
Mt Berneke family came from Portland. Baird WI
s- from Ontario. sgM.
N N Pittsburg-The police raided the keystone D
- velopment company, closing the Offices and a
resting six officers charge Of conspiracy
defrnud. The company has been in existen
- about two months and has been promoting
~ scheme to procure homes upon small month
payments.
sl Birmingham Ala.-Mrs. J.. G. Dlckerson, wi
S. with her husband was assaulted by negro at t
So Dickerson home in Cordova Wednesday nigh
ss died in the infrmarys here from her injurie
% Mr.. Dickerson is expected to live but fe
er hours. Mrs. Dickerson identified Henry Walk
as the assailant.
= Los Angeles Cal-Incensed by the refectio
made by the Los Angeles Times upon his n,
E tives in seeking the hand of Miss Maud Bel
Daily, of Salina Kan, w. l.. Hardison pres
dent and general manager Of the Herald, a
minstered severe castigation to General Ha
rison Gray Otis, proprietor and editor chief
the Times. 5t,5s
II Denver-Brigadier General Frederick Funstt
- has received unexpected orders calling him
d Washington for a conference. General Fu
ston has been ordered to assume command OF ii
Department of the Columbia, embracing Was
~ ington. Oregon, Idaho and the whole Of Alask
: succeeding General Randall, who sails. for Il
Philippines April !.