The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-11
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Bufalo-Kent T. Snow, who killed his wife
yesterday and then shot himself, died at the
hospital to-day.
Portsmouth, Ohio-Humphreys & Hogan's
ming factory blew up, killing three workmen
and injuring dozen others.
New Orleans--M L. Lipman, of New York,
of several plantations in Honduras, was
assassinated on one of them.
San Juan, p. R.-Barbados reports hurricane
prevailing. Hurricane signals are set here and
the people are much alarmed.
Greco, an italian track walker for the Illinois
Central railroad, indications point to crime of
the Malta.
Clarksburg, W. va:-Italan miners attacked
American miners with guns and knives One
Italian killed. one fatally and another
slightly wounded.
Guthrie, okla.-In neighborhood feud James
he and his father, William Cooper, shot and
killed by Barrett. Barrett Is in jail.
Detroit-A committee from the Lake Dredgers
Union submitted their annual wage scale to the
Dredgers' Protective Association. 1t calls for
10 per cent advance at Duluth, the 500 and
Cleveland.
New York--Olver Everett Robert for twenty
five years in the United States assay office in
New York and formerly United States consul at
Hongkong. Is dead at his home in Orange, N. j.,
from paralysis
Indianapolis, Ind-Iittle Ted Kendall. who
disappeared from the home of his parents Fri
day, was to-day found dead in cistern near the
Kendall home. Rewards aggregating $1,1OO had
Seattle--The salmon pack this year will be
almost failure. The pack of fewer than 9S,-
900 cases this year shows a shortage of almost
10000 cases, as compared with the catch last
year at the corresponding time.
Dallas, Texas-Ex- Governor F. R. Lubbock,
confederate war governor and past 90 years Of
a age WI" be s married tem 9a9 for the third
Miss Lou Scott Of Abilene, Texas, is the bride
| to be.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hepburn of Idaho ap-
y>i{n cd Fpr 70 FIVE Vork,
divorced wife of DR.. Pyle, of Kenneth Square,
Pa, but was refused until the papers covering
e will m
wedding take place tomorrow.
New York-Thousands of men, women and
children who spent Sunday near Long Island,
owing to strike on the New York & Queens
County Electric Ratiroad company's lines running
out of Long Island City, on account Of which
! police reserves were on duty during the night.
Springfield, Ohio-Mayor Tom L. johnson has
the campaign fund and permit his name to come ne
| States senator, thus blocking the way for John
| Zimmerman to that office and giving johnson
| better, chance for landing the nomination fol
himself.
Weston, w. va.--Benjamine Edgar an ole
| farmer. attacked by Robert Moore and his
brothers, Hanee and Thomas and was killed
had thrashed his daughter for keeping company
with Moore and that brought on the fight. Rob
| erC moore was drEeSCcU anu Tue SueTlu Is uuuClQS
| for the brothers.
| st. Louis-Thomas A. Cleage, the main factor
| of the Cleague Commission company, admitted
before Commissioner Saunders that he could no
| tell within 100000 what ne had paid his brok
ers. nor within 5000 of what be bad lost OF
December corn: Investigation was instituted
by the claim that he was $1,000, 900 in arrear
to the government on war taxes.
Georgetown, Col.-The eighteen miners driver
out Of town. after the blowing up of the com
pressor of the Sun and Moon mine. by the Citi
zens Protective League, have offered crimina
complaints against them and warrants have bee,
issued for their arrest Judge Owens issued al
INJUNCTION against every member of the league
restraining them from interfering with the min
ers.
Saratoga, N. Y.-Richard A. Canfeld has bee
offered the management Of Maison LATTE, ii
Paris, to be run as club for gentlemen gam
blers of Europe and America. He was prom
Used 10. coo members, the winnings of the clu
and $30,OOO year. Garfield to back the games
The offer was rendered by Prince Bariatinsky
Of Russia, representing 1000 gentlemen noble
and few monarchs. Garfield has not yet &C
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