Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-12-10
Wednesday. Dec. 4.


The biennial session of the Virginia
legislature has begun.
New rules have been issued for the
governing Of the officers of the revenue
marine.
Six hundred Scandinavian Americans
have chartered a ship to take them
home for the holidays.
The housesmiths and their employers
in New York have failed to agree and
the strike is continued.
The Shelbyville (Ind.) Cabinet com.
pany has made an assignment. Liabili-
ties, $4,000; assets, about $4,000 The
plant will be sold.
The twenty.third annual meeting Of
the American Society of Mechanical
Engineers is in session at New York.
Engineers are present from all over the
country.
Stevenson, Alexander & Co., one of
the Oldest and most prominent boot and
shoe jobbers in Baltimore, made an
assignment for the benefit Of creditors.
Thursday, Dec. 5.
Cumberland (Wis. schools have been
closed until after the holidays OH &C.
count Of the measles.
The Populists in the senate will not
combine with either party, but will
name a ticket Of their own.
The mine owners at Ishpeming,
Mich, have decided to raise wages, but
will not recognize the union.
Eduard Won Kilanyi, who introduced
living pictures in this country, died at
New York Of consumption.
The treasury Wednesday lost $500, 900
in gold for export which leaves the true
amount of the gold reserve $7S,965, 966.
Engineer Noble has reported to Eng
fish capitalists in favor of the construc-
ton of a bridge across the Missouri at
Yankton.
Minister Terrell has cabled the state
department that all of the American
missionaries in Turkey are safe and are
properly protected.
Notice was served upon John R.
Searles, secretary of the American Sugar
Refining company New York, of q suit
to restrain that corporation from doing
business in the state.
Friday, Dec. 6.
Cubans are reported to have won a
great battle.
A fight between Nah er and Fitzsim-
mons is being arranged.
Two enormous whalebacks will be
built at West Superior to carry Rookie
Teller ore.
Senator Call, of Florida, addressed
the senate in favor Of Cuba and against
the Cleveland administration.
The Wisconsin University football
team is trying to arrange a game with
Yale or Princeton next year.
Contracts have been let for the con-
struction Of ten steel steamers and tow
barges to carry ore on the great lakes.
Senator Chandler has introduced a
free coinage bill, to take effect when
Germany, France and England pass
similar measures.
Saturday, Dec. 7.
Ray Gay, small boy, was shot
through the brain at Centerville, Kas.,
hut is in fair way to recover.
The wife of DIR. Hanson, the Arctic
explorer, has received a letter by carrier
pigeon to the effect that her husbands
expedition is doing well.
A. l.. Robbins, treasurer of Win.
chester township, Adams county, o.,
has suicided. Investigation since Rob.
bins death shows he was short $4,000
The Rev. DR.. Henry Yates Satterlee
of Calvary Episcopal church, of New
York, has been elected bishop of the
newly created Episcopal diocese oil
Washington.
Near Williamson, w. Va, Toy Hat
field, the ,14-year-old son Of ''Devi
Anse" Hatfield, Of Hatfield Mccoy
fame, fired four Winchester balls into
Dan Craig, killing him instantly.
At Cincinnati the body Of William
Hargrzve was found in the hallway
leading to his lodgings. His skull hat
beer crushed and it is believed he wa
murdered as he was returning home.
Monday, Dec. 9.
1 Five human skeletons were pnearthet
by workmen near Larned, Kan,
Cardinal Ignaoio Perisco, project O
the congregation Of indulgsnces ant
sacred relics, is dead.
Fire in Chicago's wholesale distric
caused loss of $2OO,OO0. One fireman
was severely injured.
Fire damaged the Kirk soap factor,
at Chicago to the extent Of $50, 1000 t,
| $4,000. Several employees narrowl,
escaped.
Andrew T. Bates, an instructor il