Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-04-27
LATE NEWS.

The bill 10 repeal the Irish coercion act
passed second reading in the British
house of commons.
1t is said Gen. Weaver will move from
Iowa To Beloit. Kan, and become can
dida te for congress.
The American tug Grace was captured
while fishing in Canadian waters Her
crew are in custody.
The law placing a tax on inherltances
was declared unconstitutional by the
Michigan Supreme court.
Senator Vance's remains were followed
TO the grave at Asheyille, y. c., by a
'concourse of 10000 people.
The Union Pacific Western Association
fight over immigrant business is likely to
become one of endurance.
Madeline Pollard declares she will not
go on the stage. but will livSin Washing
ton and write for a'livelihood
All the employees of the Great Northern
at Minneapolis were ordered out and the
eastern end of the road is now tied up
One of three negroes who killed strik-
ing miner near Weir City, Kan. was
taken from officers by a mob and lynched.
Investigation of the Davidson Theater
fire At Milwaukee resulted i'm verdict
that no one was to blame for the loss OF
life.
In 1893 sl0,O95,O35 was received in pre-
mums by life insurance companies in
Illinois, while losses of S3,95l,372 were
paid.
In talk at New York Rear Admiral
Benham told how he made the Brazil
ian rebel, Da Cana, respect the Ameri-
can flag.
Striking dyers and weayers in Pater-
son. y. j.. attacked the men who had
taken their places and one is said To have
been killed.
Brazilian torpedo boats are said to have
sunk the Aquidaban, formerly Admiral
Mello's flagship, OF the Island of Santa
Iatharne.
Nicaragua is said TO have seized an
American mail boat and TO have sold the |
property Of the Nicaragua Canal Com |
pany for debt.
match falling into a keg Of powder |
caused an explosion which wrecked |
country store near Sullivan Ind, and in |
1ured three persons.
1t is denied that the decree prohibiting |
diplomatic representatives Of France |
from marrying without consent was aimed |
al American women.
In the event that the Indian supply
warehouses are removed TO Chicago. New
York merchants threaten To refuse TO bid
on furnishing supplies.
The industrial army at Seattle, Wash.
now has $40 recruits enrolled in ten COM
panies, and expect to make a start for
Washington this week
Explorers have verified the discovery
OF a deserted city in the mountains near
Durango, Mexico Its population must
have been $1,000 people.
G.. ). y. Morton, acting governor of the
State OF Wyoming, died at Cheyenne. He
served two terms in the legislative as
sembly Of Pennsylvania.
Members of Frye's army of common
wealers at Warrenhurst, H., INDUCED in
q general fight. in which several of them
were stabbed and beaten.
reconciliation is likely between Prin-
cess Colonna. Bonanza" Mackay's
and her husband to escape
whom she fled from Paris.
Three negroes charged with incendiar-
Ism were taken from the Jail at Tuscum-
bic, Ala, by mob and hanged and their
bodies riddled with bullets.
The Boston division OF the common
veal army was scattered Sunday by a
mob, which tore the banners 10 shreds
and roughly handled the leaders.
The Chicago and West Michigan Rail-
road. bridge over the sink hole in Lily
Lake, Laporte, Ind, went down again,
carrying with it $50 feet of track.
Stmmerville, in Texas county, Mo-, :
was struck by a cyclone. Mrs. Val NJ.
keekaBd three children were killed. 1t
IS feared that other lives were lost.
Warrants for ten strikers who cut a
ireat Northern train at ST. Cloud, Mime, [
nave been issued and, If necessary, fed |
,ral troops will aid in serving them.
Colonel A. c. Fiske, president of the
Pan-American Bimetallic League at Dem !
1er, has decided TO call convention of I
he league at Washington for May %. I
In collision between sheriff's officers
md striking Polish lsborers near Detroit,
Mich, two Of the latter were killed and I