Willmar tribune., 1899-07-05
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Maj. Gen. Otis has opened to trade
the ports of San Fernando, Aparri,
Curimoa and all ports in the islands of
Samar and Leyte. The Spanish con-
sul-general visited Gen. Otis and said
that the Spaniards in the Philippines
would entertain no sentiments but
those of respect toward the new regime.
With 40 officers and 1865 men the
transport Grant arrived at Manila.
Baron Bonnet and Baron Godin, Ba-
| varian officers, were killed while as
cending the Ackerispitze, in the TyrQ-
lese Alps.
An order has been placed by Russia
in the United States for $20,0OO,0O0
worth of guns.
A Manila dispatch says there is in
creasing activity among the insurgents
sat San Fernando, and they apparently
are anxious to resume hostilities. 1t is
reported that Gen. Pho del Pillar, with
1000 men, has joined the main badly of
insurgents there.
With Admiral Dewey on board the
United States cruiser Olympia sailed
from Colombo for Port Said.
On account of the growing opposition
to the governments suffrage bill Bel
gium is threatened with revolution.
Ellen c. johnson, superintendent of
the Massachusetts women's reforma-
tory prison, died suddenly in London,
where she was attending the interna-
tional council of women.
Flames totally destroyed machinery
hall on the industrial exhibition
grounds in Toronto and damaged the
Agricultural Implement hall.
LATER NEWS.
The colored miners who went to the
mines at Fredonia, ILL.,, were met with
fusiladc of shots, resulting in the
killing of two of the men and the
wonnding of 20 others.
Gen. Delaware Kemper, consul to
Amboy, China, under the first Cleve-
land administration, died at his home.
wind storm at St. Vincent, Minn.,
wrecked the Great Northern pumping
mill and grain house. j. Diamonds 60
foot barn. with nine horses, was moved
thirty feet.
1t is announced from Washington
that no colored regiments will be en-
listed for the Philippines.
The transport Morgan City left Ma
Mia for San Francisco with 464 sick
soldiers.
strike was inaugurated at the
Homestead CPa.) steel works, which
may rival the famous battle of seven
years ago.
An independent rolling mill is to be
erected at Toledo, O., which will oper-
ate outside of the trust.
Eleven we'll known citizens of North
vile, Mich, were arrested, charged
with attempting to lynch Thomas
Evans. After being actually hanged
by the neck, Evans was cut down and
eluded the lynchers.
Capt. Dreyfus arrived at Rennes,
France, the 30th. He landed at Qui-
beron, was conveyed by train to Bruse
and thence to Rennes by carriage.
The Old Line Alliance men and the
Populists met at Kearney, Keb., and
decided to reject fusion and n ominate
d uAONA1c-O1-Clc-rOdO SCdCG C1CkoL CQ1S
fall.
The New York Central Railway COM
pany has leased the Boston & Albany
railway.
At Lawder, ILL.,, riotous miners fired
upon railroad tram, killing a negro
woman.
1t is is surmised at the war depart
ment that many of the officers of the
Thirteenth Minnesota have been select
ed by General Otis for further service
in the Philippines.
The Missouri supreme court en- banc
awarded a writ of custer on the infor-
nation of Atty-Gen. Grow, against 7s
foreign fire insurance companies doing
business in St. Joseph, No., for violat-
ing the state antitrust act of 1895.
Under this decision the IS companies
cannot continue doing business in the
state.
The navy department has awarded
the contract for the Mare island drv
dock to the Atlantic Gulf and Pacific
Company, at $729,0o0.