Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1895-03-20
The News Condensed
important Intelligence From All Parts
DOMESTIC.

NINE Italians, charged with murder
were shot dead by American miners il
the Walsenberg Coli district, and
race war was reported to be in prog
reSs.
A BILL granting women the right Il
vote for certain township officers wa
defeated in the Illinois senate by on,
vote.
- The indictment for embezZlemen
standing for two years against ex-Gov
Ira S. Chase was discussed at kokomo
Ind.
A POWERFUL pool of all the coal rail
road companies in Ohio and all thu
corporations in the state was organized
at Columbus. ee
MINERS of the Pittsburgh distric
were successful Ia their strike for al
advance in the scale and all but 6,0Ot
had resumed work.
FLAMES in Kansas City destroyed
buildings occupied by the English Sup
ply company and the Western News
paper union and the Great Western
type foundry, the total loss being $780,,
600.
Factions in the Polish Catholic
church at Shelley Neb., fought fol
possession of the edifce and two per.
sons were fatally shot.
CHRIST FISHER, the oldest miller in
northwestern Ohio, assigned at Wa
pakoneta for the benefit of his credi-
tors
The business portion of the city OF
by fire.
OVER 100000 feet of lumber was
burned at Griffin, Ark.
MAHLoN p REIsINGER, a farmer, was
robbed of 5000 by four masked robbers,
who forcibly entered his dwelling near
Wiltshire, O.
LEROY FERNALD. awaiting trial at
Alfred, Me-, for numbering his mother
at East Lebanon, starved himself to
death.
OFFICERS raided a backwoods den
near Carleton, Mimi, and found three
girls who had disappeared from West
Superior, Wis
Ex-CoUNTY TREASURER KENNEDY was
arrested at Amigo, Wis, charged with
embezzlement His shortage was al
legged to be $40,S07.
THE Gerry whipping post bill was
defeated in the New York assembly by
vote of SO to 81.
The St. Louis Sabbath association
has begun the prosecution of store
keepers who keep their places of bust
ness open on Sunday.
A BILL to prohibit the wearing of
high hats in theaters was killed by
committee of the Illinois legislature.
JOHN w. PATTERSON, acting teller of
the Traders bank at Strathroy, Ont,
was missing with $1,000 of the banks
funds.
THREE persons were burned to death
and four others fatally hurt in hotel
fire at Mackeysville, w. Va.
Ex-PosTMAsTER GENERAL JAMES was
elected mayor Of Tenafy, N. J.
THREE men attempted to rob bank
at Roanoke, Ind, and were pursued by
citizens of the town, but escaped.
IN his attack upon the income tax be-
fore the supreme court Attorney Choate
said it smacked of jobbery.
AT Cherokee, Ia, Judge Ladd de-
cided the petition of saloonkeepers was
void, and every saloon in town was
closed.
THE worlds standing hop, skip and
jump record was broken at Danville.
KY, by Thomas A Hendricks, who
made 80 feet and 4 inches-5 inches
over the record.
Two LITTLE girls were instantly
killed in Baltimore by coming il con-
tact with fallen electric wire.
A NEW electric gun has been patented
at Springfield, O., that will fire thou
sand shots a minute.
TERRIFIC windstorm near Eufaula,
Ala, swept away buildings, trees and
fences, causing heavy loss.
JUDGE WnDERMAN, at Mascoutah,
decided that matrimonial brokerage is
not a legal business in Illinois.
WINCHESTER, Va, was under military
control, trouble having arisen over. an
attempt to lynch negro.
The gold expectation during Feb
ruary amounted to $1,565, 1914 and the
importation to $5,632, 1877. For the eight
months ended February % the expor-
tations of gold amounted to $5s, 1914, 767,
and the imports to $16,025, 1925.
HOLT, SCHAEFER & Co., tobacconists |
at Lynchburg, Va, assigned with very
heavy liabilities.
JOHN MILLIGAN, who murdered Gabe |
and Hannah Clark November 3, 1898. |
was hanged at Oklahoma City. It was
the first legal hanging in Oklahoma
territory.
AN express train on the Vandalia
road was wrecked and the cars burned |
near Terre Haute, Ind, and several |
persons were injured
The number of immigrants arriving
in this country during February. 1895,
was 9,G0s, against 9,602 during Febru-
airy, 1894. For the last eight months
the total was 1876, 129, against 1919, 1919
during the same period last year.
The Connectic ut legislature has re-
pealed the last Of the blue laws of that
state.
FIRE in a building at Hartford, Conn.,,
occupied by Charles R. Hart & Co.,
dealers in house furnishings, did $780,
900 damage.
WRECKAGE of the Chicora, which
went down during the winter with