The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-13
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PariS-The chamber of deputies has begun a |
debate on the religious orders.
OTTAWA. Ont.--Pa arliament will take up the |
question of grain transportation from the north
west
Chicago..Edward ". Cullen, a well.known
member OF the Cook county bar. has disap |
peared.
Hartford. Conn.--There are rewards of sic 600 |
for rbe murderer of Policeman Mendesohn at Wa
terburr.
Vienna Professor Behring claims serum by
sumption.
New York-The overhead trolley wire in the
Bronx broke last night. falling a motorman,
who was instantly killed by the current.
Rome-Negotiations have been begun with the
vatic.n with a view to securing the placing on
exhibit at the st. Louis exposition of Pope Leos
jubilee presents.
New York-A conservative estimate Of the
steel trust .a earnings m l gives the total net for
March S10,s50, 900
~ LeRdonmverE so,g Rev Re- George 6 Bgadley p D.,
ef Westminster Abbey from 1881 to 1902, died
to-day. He was born in 1921.
ST Louis-Adoph Krauss. an insane German
s ksd % his sst rfs S sd St.
six children with a. sledge hammer.
Relleville. nl.-Remorse and fear over the be
ht ns NTH sons sass
Warren Fleming, aged 8, to shoot himself dead.
Halifax, N. s.-The governor of Acadia college
Rockefeller to give Acadia 81 for each dollar
raised by the college up to 100000 before Jan
/, 1905.
home in this city result Of lung trouble. He
was once president Of the Colorado State Medical
Society, and at the head of+the boardtof health
Of Denver.
ithaca, N. Y.--The death list Of students at
Cornell from typhoid now numbers o. the deaths
Of R. S. Knapp. sophomore in Waverly. and FL
\. Rockwell. freshman in Pike. being the
last reported.
omaha-The Union Pacific Railroad company
a~A tha pnat Tn1a nh
to an agreement by which the Postal will build
line Of wires on the Union Pacihc's right Of
way, from Omaha to the Pacific coast.
New York-The portrait Of Marie Anne de
imported last autumn from England by T. J.
Blakeslee. has been sold by him to the Boston
Art Museum. The price was $4,000.
chicaso-The Jurors in the coal conspiracy case
Assistant Attorney Barnes ~ answered. tn the y arg"
uaonts made by the defense n motion to dis
miss the case from the jury and to dismiss the
prisoners.
Havana-sir William Van Horne. while visit
ing President Palma offered to purchase the
his purpose being the erection of a 81 900 900
hotel The president promised to take the mat
ter to congress.
ney Who has been Seriously iii Of late. m Vent Vent
into a trance and his relatives. suprosing him
to place the remains III casket the undertaken
discovered indications of life and the patient
bids fair to
Bcston-John F. Moore OF New York city,
railroad secretary Of the international commit
tee Y. M. C.. A., said that at present railroad
corporations throughout the United States have
given assurances to the Internal tional committee
that thirty five buildings. aggregating in value
over $500 1000. shall be built.
Chicago--Presidept Perkins Of the Cigarmak-
ers' International Union has sent appeal to
President Roosevelt. Attorney General Knox.
Governor Jennigns Of Florida and the chief of
police of Tampa, Fla.. asking for protection Of
and seversl members of the Tampa union. who
have received letters OF warning to leave Tampa
or be killed.