Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-03-24
SUMMARY OF THE WEEKS NEWS
Mon day, March 10.

Monday, March 16.
The Americans beat the English in
the chess game by cable.
An inmate of the Cleveland poor.
house has fallen heir to $3.50, 900.
Daniel Acker14an, wife murderer,
was condemned at Paterson, N. j., to
be hanged April "a.
The 10th birthday of Herr Lieb-
knecht will be celebrated Oh March %
by the Socialists throughout Germany.
At Seneca Falls, N. Y, Miss Mary
Mansen was shot by Thomas Pelkiton,
q farm hand. Pelk:toa Immediately
took his own life.
Court at Cincinnati adiudged Father
Dominick O'Grady insane, and he was
committed to Longview asylum. He is
not expected to live long.
The French minister of agriculture,
M. Viger, he's issued decree that i'm
ported cattle need not he killed on
landing. They will, however, be spe.
oially tested for tuberculosis.
Tuesday, March IL.
The New York health board is OK
perimenting upon bacteria with x rays.
The death of Mrs. Morris, sister of
Ellen Terry, the we'll known actress,
is announced at London.
Scott Collins, better known as bright
Eyes," was defeated by Joe Walcott in
seven rounds at New York Monday
night.
A bride in South Dakota had her in.
toxicated fiance held under pump to
sober him so that the marriage cere-
monies could proceed.
The senate joint resolution directing
the secretary Of agriculture to purchase
and distribute seeds, bulbs, etc., has
become a law without the presidents
signature.
Bishop w. B. Campbell of Toledo,
O., the head of the African Evangel-
ical mission, colored denomination.
is in jail at Cleveland on the charge Of
embezzling $500.
Wednesday, March ii.
There ars rumors at Lima that re-
bellion has broken out in Bolivia.
Ground has been broken for the Re-
publican convention auditorium at St.
Louis.
The Peruvian government has con-
tracted to purchase 800 horses and
10000 rifles for the army.
Two persons were killed and eight
others were more or less injured in Il
collision on the Pennsylvania railroad
near Steelton, Pa.
At New York Daniel Armstrong was
killed outright and George L. Senior
fatally injured, as the result of fall of
five stories through an air shaft.
Reports from Mare Island navy yard
as to the performance Of the monitor
Monadnock on her trial trip, are most
gratifying to the naval authorities
Thursday, March 10.
President Hill of the Great Northern
sailed for Europe Wednesday.
Governor Clarke Of Arkansas has an.
nounced his withdrawal from the sena.
torial race.
Kansas Popuists, in convention at
Hutchinson, named four delegates at
large to the national convention at St.
Louis. lightweight other delegates
were chosen by congressional d stcicts.
The strike situation among the kris
at the Waltham Mass. watt, factory
is still on. 1t is now stated 1t IL. IL
creasing depressed trade n.i<e> US =
bic shutting down of a fac.c:J en-
ploying $500.
D. Q. Mills of New York ntv;i>.s 70
erect on the site Of some Of til: worst
slunls in that city two colossal hote.s,
specially designed for the accommotia.
ton of the poorer classes. Rooms will
cost 20 cents a night.
Friday, March 90
The Omaha city council has passed
curfew ordinance.
The Masonic temple at Providence,
r. l., burned with loss Of $2o0G0o
Timothy Strong, veteran Wiscon-
sin editor, died at Fond du Lac, aged
Of years.
A drastic bill for the taxation of filled
cheese has been reported in congress by
MIR. Tawney.
England's new Egyptian campaign is
likely to involve her in serious trouble
with France.
Colonel Thomas p. Oohiltree is SO.
riously i'll at his home in New York.
His physician has ordered absolute
quiet.
Silver Republican senators announce
that there can be no protective tariff
this session unless it is coupled with
silver legislation.
The Marquis Of Salisbury on behalf
of the subscribers, presented to MIR.
Middleton check for 100000 as tes-
timonial Of appreciation for his serv.
ices as chief organizer Of the Conserva-
tive party.
Saturday, March FL.
The reichstag has passed the naval
estimates.
There has been a rupture between the
Populists and Republicans in North
Carolina.
Reed NELL are much worried over the
break to Mckinley in the Massachusetts,
delegation.
A. J. Bauer Of Leavenworth, Kan,
was arrested on charge of forging
mortgages.
The gross receipts at the 80 largest
postoffices in the country last month
increased 1914, 742,
In the race for the Hirsch cup at
Nice, total distance 80 miles. Satanita