Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-03-01
LATE NEWS.

A bonus Of $1,000 is being raised at
Grantsburg for Iowa parties, who are 10
erect a large canning factory.
An earthquake shock was felt at -.
Louis and in other towns in the vicinity.
II lasted about fifteen seconds.
Albert Whipple. who wrecked the
Crawford. Neb.. bank, is found 10 have
had remarkable criminal career.
The bill taking the health board of
Detroit out of the hands Of the mayor
was passed 10y the Michigan house.
Mrs. Bourke Cochran. the wife Of the
congressman. died suddenly at her home
in New York She was 81 years old.
London friends Of Count Castellane,
who is to marry Miss Anna Gould, state
that he is 10 receive a dot Of 100000
Twenty five OF the leaders OF the re-
cent black flag riots in Formosa have
been beheaded boy order OF the emperor.
General Joseph r. Carr who was three
times elected secretary OF state OF New
York. died at his home in Troy, aged 90.
Skeletons OF three men and sixteen
horses were found in a five chambered
cave on farm in Sandusky County,
Ohio
CaHfornia's assembly passed bill 10
prohibit the wearing of hats or bonnets
at theaters or other places OF amuse-
ment.
Icara. the community established near
Corning. Iowa, by French socialists a
century ago, has passed into receiver
hands.
Woman suffrage was defeated in the
North Dakota house, the vote being 81
70 %. The new divorce bill was also
beaten.
Recent violent snowstorms have rem
dered citizens of eastern Colorado dies til
tute and they have appealed for imme-
date aid.
Six hundred French troops were sur
prised by rebels in Africa. Three hun
pred were killed and the survivors sur
rounded.
The bill forbdding a display Of for
eign flags on public buildings has passed
the New York Senate and gone TO the
Governor.
Gen. John A. McCiernsnd, the veteran
soldier, is again confined TO bed al
Springfield, H., with grip. His case is
serious.
All the men in the building trades in
New York have been ordered TO strike
TO aid the electrical workers TO carry
their point.
A receiver has been appointed for the
Merchants bank Of Lake City, Minn.
whose president had borrowed $4,000 o.
its funds.
Judge Pugh, of Columbus, O., has de-
cided the various express companies L
be corporations and amenable TO the ex'
else tax.
An eyewitness OF Mooshir Pasha'
"march Of blood" through Armenia say
1898 lives were sacrificed and many vii
lagos burned
c. w. Knapp, Of the ST. Louis, Repub
lie, was elected president Of the Ameri
can Newspaper Publishers Association
at New Yort.
George w. Mcbride, ex- Secretary o
State. was elected on the thirtieth bale
as United States senator OF Oregon L
succeed Dolph.
London Statist says the high rate o
interest asked Cor United States bonds
due 10 the belief that further loans vii
soon be needed.
OF ninety seven republican members {
the Kansas legislature who espresso
their presidential preferences forty min
favored Mckinley.
George w. Burton, who, helpless frol
paralysis. was frozen to death in cabi
near Dubuque, Iowa, left pathetic rec
ord OF his suiferings.
Paris green was discovered In well
Plano. H., used by several families. II
alarm was given before any OF the pol
oned fluid had been used.
New York's Legislature, both brancl
es. has passed the bill submitting 10 u
people a proposition TO bond the sta
for 10000, 900 for canal Improvement.
A contract for 10000 gallons OF VIII
and the lease OF six OF the largest wine
ries i'm the state has been made by the a
ISOLATED wine dealers Of San Francisc
Harold O. Henderson, OF Mason, Mich
who lfered Imprisonment for burglar
in preference 20 bringing dishOnor on
woman, has been pardoned by the go'
ernOT.