The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-17
TOLD IN A LINE

New York-John D. slayback, member
ct The stock exchange since 1885, has an
nounced his retirement.
New York-Coney Island has been flooded
With counterfeit half-dolIars and quarters,
bearing the date of 1902.
Chicago--To-d day is the one hundredth ami
versary OF the settlement OF Chicago. Chi
cago will celebrate. the event in September.
Of the defunct Navesink National bank, was
arrested on the charge Of embezzling $4,000.
New York-The Dominion line steamers,
running between Boston and Mediterranean
Inc ~ Ivy .''''-
Chicago-Policeman John Murphy and two
citizens rescued Patrick O'Brien, would-be
suicide, and David simons 2rom the Chicago
river. -:; .-'.-.S-
Kansas City-Owing to rise in the Kan
sas river, making the bridges unsafe, traffic
has been suspended between the two Kansas
Cities. .. ~. ....- f..
the Episcopal church, caused a sensation by
insisting that the women must wear their hats
in church. .-s
New York-The police had some difficulty
in subduing gang Of fighting negroes and
cutting ARRAY. ~. ..
| New York-Charles NJ schwab fatty con-
! tradicts the statement that he Is engaged in
organizing a combination Of tailors in the
|
Fred LIE Clair, self-confessed assailants OF
Isaac B. seeley, the New York manufacturer
| were captured. '.-.- .t.r,...
Quebec-The steam tug Mersey foundered
on Wednesday night near Outarde shoal
| about 40 miles from here OF the eight men
aboard five were drowned. 49,,
Kansas Ctty-George B. Evans, manager of
the American e an. Transfer company, shot and
cemetery and killed himself
! Palmyra, Mo.-Joseph W. Folk circuit at
torney OF st. Louis, was enthusias tically re.
before the Confederate reunion.
Waukegan, Ill.-Barney Berry was instantly
killed by, a Chicago g. Northwestern loco
motive, and his body carried three miles be-
fore the accident was discovered.
the largest manufacturers OF toys and novel
ties have been merged into the National
Novelty corporation of New York.
1 Chicago-Because of q picture Of a baby in
, a. pocketbook, which he had stolen from Mrs
c. Sebastian, James Baker returned the purse
Mrs. Sebastian refused to prosecute. i..-
Philadelphia--Three thousand rug weavers
Turkish towel weavers and wooden yarn
workers, participants in the textile workers
} strike, will return to work by permission Of
the union.
Rochester, NJ Y.-The sixth annual con.
) vention Of the International Brotherhood O.
/ Stationary Firemen closed to-day. The ma
tional headquarters were removed from New
York to Omaha.
> Philadelphia-Moses Pollock said to be tn
Oldest publisher and bookseller in the UNITED
States, is dead at his home here. He wa.
:, born in 1877 and spent seventy-two years II
the book business.
Atlanta, Gn-The Georgia prison commits
sion reported that Warden Allagood was JUST
l fed in whipping Mamie Decris, white wo
man convict However, the warden's resig
a nation was accepted.
0 Fort Wayne. Ind.-W. l.. Petit, for man
years assistant cashier Of the First Nationa
tnny shot himself in the head to-day, dyin
instantly. Continued ill-health Is believed
J., | have been the cause.
g New York.Frank sinoni, a barber, twenty
: five yeurs old, is under arrest here to AVA
; the action Of the Chicago police. He Is al
: legged to have killed Oscar Quarnstrom wit
a razor Aug 2, 1899.
Denver-Mrs. Edwin H. Roberts, we
known young society woman. oied here te
day from fractured skull, and her husban
is suffering from 6islccated shoulder. tn
result of runaway accident.
a Danville, Ill.-Two STRAW stacks were 81
:. on fire by an unknown man. After the fiji
- was exhnsuished the body OF an unknow
=. old soldier was found partially burned.
Is is thought that he was murdered.