The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-16
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Plymouth--Arrivcd: Blucher from New York,
Observation-Disclosures: Saxonia, from New
York.
southampton--Arrived: iceland, from New
York.
Mexico City-The state of Guerrero continues
to report many earthquakes.
San Francisco letter carriers have
been suspended for alleged political activity.
Morgan. Colt is estimated that fully $4,000
cattle starving to death on the range In this
county.
New York-Willan j. Bryan says that under
no circumstances would he be a presidential can
didate again..
Detroit. Mich-The Detroit Suphite Fiber
Works i'll Delray were DESTROYED by fire. The
loss is 100000
New York-The Germanic arrived Saturday,
after of the, toughest voyages her captain
had ever experienced
planheld. N:J-Engineer James 5 \. Davis "a is.
the coroner's jury for the accident.
Indianapols-Dr. George w. Sloan one of the
most prominent residents of Indianapolis, died
yesterday of apoplexy. He was 62 years old
Parsons. Kan-E.5 J. Arnold, president of the
st. Louis Turf company, now being investigated,
passed through this city on his way to Mexico
New, York-Lieutenant General Miles arrived
yesterday on the Lucania after completing cir
cult of the world. He has been abroad five
months.
Chcaso-George d. 'Asseauer was given an indie
terminate sentence in the penitentiary for en-
bezzlement. He had been in the county Jail for
two years.
Cleveland. ohio-The Mckinley Memorial AS
sociation has collected over $5OO.OOO. but wants
100000 more before work shall begin on the
monument. -.,- .,--
Brcmen-About 800 dock laborers employed
by one of the contractors of the North German
Lloyd company struck work to-day, owing to the
dismissal of cOmrade.
Topeka, Kan.-In the case of Amos L. Max,
we'll, who killed in the Kansas insane nsy-
lum, the ceroners jury brought in a verdict
charging two attendants with murder.
Bloomington, I1l..Mrs. Katherine Lynn. 100
this county for half century, and had attended
every funeral for twenty-five years.
Syracuse, n: Y-Glabaconi's comet was OBJ
university. This is the first time that it has
been seen from this part of North America. -
Boston-The Massachusetts electric companies
| eastern Massachusetts outside Of Boston have
granted their employees an increase in wages OF
2.1S per cent
New York-Edwin Perkins Clark, who was for
eighteen years member of the editorial stat OF
the New York Evening Post, died at his home
in BfGoklyn %okl tt todsX lie was born at Hunting
New York-The World says: SIT appears that
Emperor Williams sudden and mysterious recall
Of Bdr 4na at
had used his official position to advertise GER
tain wine. 80 Z.
Little Rock. Ark.-sIrs Mary Oldham Eagle
wife of Ex-Governor James p. Eagle, died at her
home in this city, after an illness of about a
year. at the age Of 40 years: She was probably
the most prominent woman in Arkansas in club
and church work.
Chicago, Ill--The mysterious disappearance of
Mrs. Mayme Keifer from her home, sc Rush
street, caused searching parties to scour the city
in effort to find some trace Of the missing
| woman. but they were not successful Suicide
and foul play are both suggested.
New York--Mrs. Eugene s. Spalding Of Allan
| ia, Ca, is legatee for $4,000 under the will
! of Charles Waldo Haskins, who died last month.
Mrs. Spalding is TIE widow Of Eugene S. Spald-
| Ing, who died four or five months ago He was
president Of the Atlanta & Knoxville railroad.
The matter causes some gossip.
Detroit Mich.-Thes old officers We're re-eect-
ed at the meeting of the American RoadInakers,
as follows: President H. S. Earle. Detroit; vice
presidents, Edward 4. Bond of Albany n. Y.
Charles D, Willard of Los Angeles. j. 4. Holmes
! of Chapel Hill N:ssC.; treasurer, Colonel F. w.
Dickinson, Springfield, Mass; secretary, W. S.
! Crandall New YogkGcity.