Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-05
by individual deposits In recent ma
tional bank reports.

by individual deposits In recent ma
tional bank reports.
Smallpox record for the winter in the
United States cities shows Milwaukee.
Wis, To have suffered the most
Members Of the Supreme court decline
to say what their decision on the i'm
come tax law will be or when 1t will be
handed down.
Gov. Mckinley arrived In Washing
ton. He is i'm good health.
Gen. Thaddeus III. stanton, recently
appointed paymaster general of the
army. has gone TO Washington to
qualify.
Secretary Gresham may demand that
Hawaii shorten the sentences OF Ameri-
cans who have been convicted Of con-
spiracy.
Information has reached the postohce
department that Chicago officials will
test an aerial mail carrier.
Secretary Of the Treasury Carlisle has
gone 10 Independence. Ky. 10 see his
brother. who is believed TO be dying
there.
The Honduras government has sig
nihed it's willingness TO reimburse the
widow Of the American Renton. Search
Closing arguments were made in the
Debs case before the United States SUI
preme court. An early decision is ex-
pected
Commission sitting in the claims OF
American citizens against the Nenezu-
Ella government has decided in the
formers favor
Casper Leon may leave the ring and
retsn 10 cigarmakng.
Yachting in the west shows unprece-
dented popular interest and new craft
for inland lakes are being devised.
An International regatta betl~en
yachts of the second class is practical
~ assured.
The Alisa defeated the Britannia In
the race for the James Gordon Bennett
cup by two minutes actual time.
Prince Imperial won the Orleans
handicap on the Crescent City course.
Rapidan. hard pressed, finished first
in the two mile race.
Meadows, carrying 103 pounds COW
cred four and one-half furlongs in the
fastest time on record at st. Asaph 5.
II the timekeepers did not err.
John l.. Sullivan will go into train
ing for a fight with Kilrain or Don
mel. He prefers to fight O'Donnell.
Silver City, suburb Of Milwaukee,
Wis, was visited by fire which de-
stroyed property worth $4,000.
Six stores and residences and num-
Der Of barns were burned at Wonewoc.
Wis, entailng a loss OF $4,000.
Extensive planning mill Of Gustzkow
Brothers, on Nogel's Island, Menominee
Valley, Wis, was destroyed. Loss.
$l5 900.
Prairie fires which have been raging
In western Nebraska for three days
have DESTROYED a number Of ranches.
Schooner Laura Nelson. Of Norfolk,
Va. was wrecked at Mays Head y G,
the crew Of thirteen men being rescued.
Christian Josavart who was crushed
In Taylorsville mine Saturday. died
of his injuries.
Memphis seed houses will donate 10000
ing the horses used by the robbers, but
1t is not believed he can be convicted.
Auditor Gore of Illinois says strc-
lures on the management Of his office
are unwarranted and untrue.
Plymouth church Of Brooklyn has
commenced crusade against the
slaughter Of people by the trolley cars.
An unknown schooner foundered off
Halifax. n. S, and her crew is impris-
oned in the rigging with no chance TO
escape.
Atlanta bank has won a suit involv
ing $4,000 from the Fidelity and Cas-
ualty company of New York. on the
bond of its absconding cashier.
Coal miners and operators in confer
ence at Abba, Iowa. have agreed upon
a schedule for the coming year.
Reports from the west and northwest
show that heavy rains have fallen, re-
lieving anxiety concerning the crops.
In calling a meeting of New York an
archists TO denounce Bismarck Johann
Most alludes TO him as a murderer.
Stanford university has secured the
valuable private library Of the late Pro-
fessor Hidebrand. OF the Leipzig, Ger
many. university.
Secretary Hoke Smith and family are
In Athens Ga.
Towns along the line OF the Great
Northern are protesting against caring
for tramps arrested and placed in their
tails by the company's detectives.
Dun's Review of Trade reports gen.
eral revival in all branches Of trade.
Bank clearings OF leading cities in the
United States show an increase for the
week OF 20S per cent.
Reports from middle and northwest
ern states indicate that crops are in
great danger by reason OF the drouth.
A committee Of the Illinois senate be-
gan a Peoria an investigation into the