The Green Forest tribune., 1899-04-06
SHORT GUT TO NEWS.
MANY INTERESTING EVENTS FROM ALI
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A Brief Summary of the News Of the Wee
 Compiled for Tribune Readers.

one day last week.
 Wm. Sanderson, near Topeka, shot at his sweetheart and killed her moth CT, who stepped between them.
 The members of the National Asso- citation of the Democratic clubs will hold memorial services on Jetferson's birthday.
 pr. $. J. Knapp, who has just re- turned from the I Philippines, reports that the soil and climate are favorable for agricultural pursuits.
 Three thousand regulars, sailors and volunteers will present. Miss Helen Gould handsome album containing their autographs.
 A Buffalo physician says that if the present relative death-rate con tinues, in 10 years cancer will cause more deaths than consumptions, smallpox and typhoid fever combined.
 Colonel Funston of Kansas was the first American to enter Malolos. He led small detachment of Kansas into the city.
 Many wild scenes were witnessed wben the American troops entered Malolos, capital of the Filipino Repub. lie. The Hall of congress was on fire and terror stricken Chinamen threw themselves into the river in numbers.
 The American Woelen Company, with capital of $65 ,0O0 000. was incor- porated in New Jersey Friday.
 The steamboat Roena Lee parted in the middle and went down in the Mis- sissippi river opposite Tyler, Mo-, Fri day. Over 50 persons were drowned. The captain and one of the mates were the only two who escaped.
 The earnings of the American Bell Telephone company for the year 1898 Amounted to $5, ,548, ,70l, with expenses of $l ,54 ,734,
 The stockholders of the American Tobacco company have agreed to in- crease the capital stock from 35;OOO.- OO to $7O, ,0Oo ,000,
 Gen. Hughes has been named to succeed Gen. Miller in command of the troops at Ilolo. Gen. Miller is retired under the age limit.
 Engl and and France has been suc- cassfully connected by wireless teiegra- phy. Messages were repeatedly ex- Changed between Dover and Boulogno.
 A scheme is on foot to combine the three leading whiskey organizations in tue United States.
 Nicola lesley says Tn short time he expects to be able to telegraph across the Atlantic without the use of .Wires.
 Captain William A. Andrews will sail for England on June 17 in boat light enough when collapsed to carry under the arm.
 Secretary AIger has sug gested to Gen. Brooke that the $3, 1000, ,000 sent to Cuba be returned to the United States, inasmuch as there is no end in sight of the wrangle with the Cuban As sembly.
 Former Senator John J. Ingalls, ar gues for the election of senators by popular vote.
 A bill to compel the life insurance companies doing business in Arkansas to pay the claims of suicides. h as been 'introduced in the house of representa- tivrs.
 A Kansas woman has brought suit flor divorce on the ground that her husband deserted her to go to war, and 1she doesn't want to be the wife of a nan who may he killed any minute /" .r Attorney General Davis of Arkan- olas says that all the foreign fire insur- snce Companies which continued in business in the state after rhe anti T, rust law was signed by the governor, ssill be prosecuted to tho limit, and Chat no test case will De made M Sec. Alger has reached Santiago de auba.
 y Gen. Otis cables from Manila that v e is preparing to continue the pursuit ,if Aguinaldo, and shows that he has Q thought of stopping the campaign , | Malolas
 Several manufacturing concerns in 7 fne East have notified their employees gs 10 per cent increase in wages. ole
 
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