Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-01-25

/ Philadelphia has been ordered 10 sail for
Honolulu from Francisco with all pos
/ sible dispatch in order 10 protect Ameri-
can interests during tho Hawaiian rebel
lion.
The largest monument ever made in
! Minnesota has just been completed 10
commemorate the Indian massacre at
Spirit Lake. Ia. 1t is ffty-live feet high
i'm obelisk shape with about fourteen feet
square.
Bll Cook. the famous outlaw, was
landed i'm the United States prison at
Fort smith, Ark. one thousand four
hundred and twenty eight persons called
at the jail in one day To get glimpse OF
the prisoner.
Alta ghost dance being given by party
OF Pawnce Indians on their reservation
northeast OF Guthrie, Ok, the IN .ther Of
Chief Spotted Horse went, too near the
fire. Her clothes were ignited and she
was burned to death.
The supreme Court of the United
States has ordered that Eugene Y. Debs
and his associates in Jail in Illinois be
admitted To bail in the sum OF S2,uO) each.
/ The hcaring TO show cause j. % be had
ON the 25th OF March.
In the Missouri legiSlatu MIR David
! son Of Marion introduced bill making
! il a misdemeanOr punishable 10y from IS
to $50 fine for anyone giving an eXhbi-
: ton. teaching. or practcing meSmersm
! or hypnOtiSm in the state.
! The Supreme court of Canada decides
| that provincial Legislatures have no
/ power To prohibit the sale Of liquors.
! The decision brings joy TO the Ontario
! Government. Prohibition is now dead
! issue in provincial politics.
The Nebraska sufferers have sent a Pc
tition TO Pittsburg, Kan, praying they
! he sent coal to keep them from freezing.
! Free transportation has been granted
and trainload Of fuel will be made up
and sent as soon as possible.
Prof. j. a. Roach. the hypnotist, de-
MES that the late murders in Minneapolis
| and Kansas were committed by persons
under hypnotic influence, and that this
is only another dodge, like the plea OF
insanity was TO escape punishment.
, Lucien Baker, state senator from
/ Leavenworth, Kan, was nominated by
, the general republican caucus as candi-
date for United States senator TO succeed
John Martin, democrat The decision
was reached only after long contest.
\ light shock of earthquake startled
the people of Wabash. Ind, Sunday
night. There was an ominous rumbling
as though Of distant explosion and VIM
dows Of buildings ratified quite violently
for a short time. No damage was done.
\ windStOrm took possession Of Chicago
Monday and in the crash OF fal ling walls,
roof castings. French plate glass, and de-
mOlished signs. killed one man and in
jured fourteen others, one mOrtally. OF
the other thirteen ii is thought one may
die.
T.. G. Coffin. Of Springfield, Ohio. has
been employed To look mp the claim OF the
PutIenbergers Of that place. TO an estate
of 100000 left by ain uncle Elijah Puff
fenberger. In Brazil. The United States
Minister at Rio Janeiro is being corre-
sponded with.
The State Federation OF Lab Of Ne
braSka voted down a resolution indors-
ing protection. a resolution was passed
condemning President Cleveland and the
course OF his administration. also con-
demning Attorney General Olney for his
course during the Pullman strike.
The constant use of tobacco has caused
the death of Anthony Rausch, we'll
known German resident of Huntington,
Ind. He smoked pipe necessarily,
which resulted in a cancer forming on
his lip. At the time of his death his left
lower jaw was entirely eaten way.
Hundreds OF prospectors are swarming
into the Wichita mountains in the Kiowa
and Comanche Indian Reservation. Okla
homa, caused by the discovery Of rich
ia g ell
been ordered from Fort Reno To eject
them and serious trouble is looked for.
Louis Field, for years prominent fig
ure in the local councils OF the republican
party at Davenport, Iowa, committed
suicide by shooting himself in the head
on account Of a shortage in his accounts
as financial secretary of the United
Brotherhood Of Iowa, beneficial organ
izaton.
A typhoid fever epidemic exists in the
town Of Caledonia, Wis. Ten cases and
one death are reported. 1t is said TO be-
the result Of impure water, farmers hav-
ing placed otfal from slaughter houses
on their land for fertilizing purposes, and
that the poisonous juices drained into
the wells.
Seventy-sx delegates OF the National
Trades Assembly knights of Labor, rep
resenting 100000 brass workers, chiefly
from Connecticut. New York and New
Jersey, met in convention at New Haven,
Conn. and voted To secede from the
Knights Of Labor and establish new
organization.
The Due d'Orleans. pretender to the
throne of France, left Stowe House, En-
gland, Wednesday for Dover. Ii is pre-
sumed he is going TO Belgium or will
meet his supporters at Dover. Conse-
quently it it believed the roya lists of
France are preparing To take some action
In view Of the crisis in France.
The Illinois republican caucus renom-
mated Shelby NJ. Cullom To succeed him
self i'm the United States senate for the
term beginning March 4 next. The only
candidates before the caucus were Mr..
Cullom and George :. Willis. Only Que
rOll-cali was necessary To elect Mr.. Gull
lon. The vote stood: Cullom, 1913; Will
Its II.