Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-17
MILWAUKEE,
ST. LOUIS
LATE NEWS.

LILY w ilOt IcpuullCduS VI ltAts
nominated state ticket, headed by q.
ID, Smith for governor,
Eighty-eight Coxeyites sent TO Jail by
the Maryland authorities were put TO
work on the public roads.
The business portion Of Franklin. H.,
was destroyed The loss is put at $4,000,
with insurance Of but half.
AS a result of diSgraceful debauch,
Mayor Rauch, of Peru, H., has been
forced to resign his position.
Rains have failed in Nebraska. Iowa,
Kansas and South Dakota, materially
improving the crop situation.
Great Britain, in an extraordinary ga
zette, assumes a neutral position in the
war between China and Japan.
Mrs Harriet Hubbard Aver, of New
York, has been declared sane and re-
leased after a year in an asylum.
Strikers at South Omaha, who have
been intimidating workmen, have been
subdued 10y the arrival of troops.
PopuliSts in Wyoming declined a propo-
sition to fuse with the democrats and
nominated complete state ticket.
Great Britain and the United States
VIZ 'AtN W bN bNAltlN III dtNOIl regarding
affairs in the Mosquito reservation.
Forest fires are still raging in northern
Wisconsin, and great damage is being
done to hay and cranberry marshes.
Action taken in the various counties OF
Arkansas practically insureS the re-elec-
ton OF United States Senator Berry.
Available stocks OF wheat in the United
States and Canada. according 10 Brad
streets aggregate 7s,Os7, 900 bushels.
Eight thousand persons witnessed the
hanging OF MadkinS, negro. executed
Tor criminal assault, at Raleigh. y. c.
Twenty business buildings and three
residences in the center Of Adair Iowa,
were burned, causing a loss Of $3.50
Work was resumed Thursday in all de-
partments Of the Pullman Car Works ex-
cept the freight car and steel car shops
Winneconne, Wis, town of 200 in
habtants, was wiped from the map by a
confagration caused by burning forests.
Republicans Of Idaho, In convention at
Boise, nominated w. j. Mcconnell, for
governor and Edgar Wilson for congress.
The Hawkeye Commission Company,
Of Omaha, Neb., has failed and hundreds
OF corn spectators have lost their prof
its.
Wichita National Bank, the oldest in
southwestern Kansas, has suspended.
Deposits on July Is amounted 10 $780,
OOO
Harry A. Gardner, cashier Of an AL
toOna, Pa, national bank, has disap-
peared with $4,000 of the institution
funds
According to Bradstreet's, the country
passed its financial crisis early in July
and Improvement is reported every
where.
Minnesota, North Dakota, and South
Dakota are likely TO produce this year
the second largest wheat crop in their
history.
The trustee for the Atchison bondhold-
ers has been asked to petition the court
for removal Of Receivers Reinhart and
McCook.
Removal Of the battle flags Of Iowa
from the arsenal TO the state capitol was
made the occasion for great demon
stration.
Virginia militia, under orders from the
governor. drove the commonwealers out
OF their camp at Rosslyn and set fire 70
the huts.
Having no available funds, the Gov
ernor of Indiana must borrow s45, 600 to
pay state troops for service during the
labor riots.
Oates majority IN Alabama may reach
10000. Democrats will control the legis-
lature. Kolb's supporters threaten TO
seat him by force
Michigan prohiritionists nominated
full state ticket, beaded by Albert M.
Todd, Of Kalamazoo, for governor. Free
coinage Is favored.
A fusion is proposed in Virginia OF the
populists and prchibtionists. A joint
convention at Richmond, Aug. %, will
decide the question
II. II. Warner the patent medicine
man, has returned from Europe peDni-
less. having lost the remains of his for
tune at Monte Carlo.
A mining suit in which 100000 was
irvo. we'd has been decided in favor of the
Consolidated Wyoming Company and
against the Champion.