Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-12-03
GUMMARY OF TIE LEXIS NEWS
Tuesday, Nov. s2G,

/ Tuesday, Nov. &c. s- IS IS
The exhibition of the IN ational Live
Stock association in Madison Square
/ Garden began Monday. &s.:s ~
The cabinet of the project and sub
project Of Peru has resigned. The sue
cessors have not yet been indicated. J.
Sheriff Holmberg has decided to make
no further preparations to hang Hay
ward till the governor fixes the date.
Superior and st. Louis bays are
frozen clear across. Vessels are obliged
+ to have tugs break the ice in order to
move about r. II
Eastbound shipments from Chicago
last week amounted to 1000 tons,
against &c, 449 for the preceding week
and AZ 1856 tons for the corresponding
week of last year. 81
). Arthur Arnould, the French littera-
teur and formerly a member of the com.
mune, is dead. He was born April I,
1883. He was the author of number
OF works, including one entitled ''The
! French Revolution"
Wednesday, Nov. ~. -:
Many passengers were killed in a
railroad wreck caused by Cuban insurg-
ents. ga, ::
The marriage of Harold Mccormick
and Miss Edith Rockefeller occurred in
New York.
A sound money resolution was intro
duced in the Mississippi CONNER.
cial congress-. ...r.
Cooper Bros foundry and machine
shops in Cortland, N. Y, were totally
destroyed by fire. Loss, $4,000.
E. P. Ripley, third vice president of
the Milwaukee, has been chosen pres.
ident CT the recognized Atchison.
A discharged workman blew up a
factory at Palma, Island of Majorea,
and caused the loss Of seventy lives.
Telegraph wires were Frustrated and
railroad traffic is paralized by: a snow
storm in Eastern, Southern and Central
Western states. :.
A fast freight on the Illinois Central
struck box Car at Lamar Station, No,
which had been blown from the siding,
and was completely wrecked. Engineer
j. G. Woolsey and negro tramp were
were instantly killed. ~ -:
Thursday, Nov. 2s. =:
Work has begun on the new electric
i railway at Oshkosh, Wis. -.,-s 49,.
General Kelley promises another
industrial army demonstration.
There IS talk of having congress ere.
ate a department of gymnastics in the
army: z,*;s. ss.... ass* 81 -.@. E
83s. There are still 90, 900, 600 acres of land
open to settlement in Minnesota and the
Dakotas. S =z-= 4 sss: s.
A desperate attempt to break Jail by
three prisoners was frustrated by the
sheriff at Platte City, Mo. 81,
A would be train wrecker was ridale6
with bullets and hanged by mob nea1
Oaks, Marshall county, Ky. J."
Earnings Of Southwestern lines show
a decrease in consequence of the small
j cotton crop in Texes.
The trial of DR.. and Mrs. Hearne fol
the murder of Amos J. Stillwell has
been set for Dec. 9.
w.: William Barrett, the now notorious
burglar, passed as a jeweler with Bos.
ton refneries for twelve years. -,
Friday, Nov. go.
The street railway at Sheboygan, Wis.
has been opened for traffic.
~ The Phi Kappa Psi chapter house al
!. Beloit, Wis, was damaged by fire Il
the extent Of 81 ,OoO .&
William Katka, living near Menom
once, Wis. chopped up his wife with
an az. His 14-year-old son captured
him with a winchester. -. ---.-.
A contribution Of s., 900 has beer
made by Hon. Calvin S.. Brice to Sci
ence hall of Hanover college, in Jeffer
son county. :. .:.'. IN -'. s. ' Sc:
It is reported that all questions nov
pending between Argentina and Chill
have been settled and that the two
countries will sign an agreement to re.
strict their ornaments.
! ~: s<s- Saturday. Nov. 80. >
Senior Cyrillo Machado has been ap
pointed Portuguese minister to thu
United States .s S..... s.s.=
John j. Overton, who says that he i.
|98 years old, was convicted of forgery
at Fort Smith, Ark |.. ....&s.
Senior Mayorga is said to have beef
selected as Nicaraguan minister t,
Washington, vice Guzman.
The. Cherokee Indian council repealed
the law giving Cherokee citizenship t,
whites who marry Cherokee maidens
Mrs. David DeLong tainted and fel
into q fire at Sumnef, His, aud was S,
j badly burned that she died IN an hour
Ind 8| The contest over the youngest con
sIsgressman between New z ork and Mis-
! souri, has been settled IN favor 81 Neg
York
General Fiagler, chief of ordnance
lin his annual report recommends bette
arms for the national guard Of th,
states
Sc onslay, Dec. 3