Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-03-29
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Repatrlated soldiers make a demon
stration in Madrid demanding prompt
payment of arrears.
A telegram from Algiers states that
the Arabs attacked caravan i'm the
desert, killing 100 men and capturing
part of the caravan.
Over 5000 pounds of smokeless pow
der exploded at the E. /. Dupont Pow
der works at Penn Grove, N; j., in
stantly killing three workmen and in
juring IL number of others slightly.
The dead are Isaac Layton, VIM. Ford
and John Magill.
General Otis has cabled the war de-
partment announcing the arrival of
the transport Sherman at Manila.
The Sherman sailed from New York
with the Third infantry and four COM
panies of the Seventeenth infantry
under command of Colonel j. H. Page.
The troops are reported as we'll and in
good condition.
According to report from Seoul,
capital of Corea. the whole Corean cab
met has been dismissed and two of the
ministers have been banished because
of wholesale changes made by the cab
met in provincial officers.
Queen Victoria is likely to receive
an unprecedented honor by the city
of New York. On May "a, the queens
birthday anniversary, the national
state and city flags will be flung to
breeze from all public buildings in
Greater New York in honor of the
queen.
Guessezczak and Czuby, two Galici-
ans, accused of numbering another of
their race named Bojeczke and his
children at Stuartburg. have been SEN
fenced to be hanged in the Jail yard at
Winnipeg on May 26.
Horace p. Wall, a theatrical man.
ager, shot and killed himself in his
room in the Putnam house, in New
York.
The leaders of the Liberal party have
decided to organize republican party
in Porto Rico, with a thoroughly
American platform.
Gov. Stone, of Pennsylvania, sent
communication to. the legislature an
nouncing his approval of the resolu-
ton designating May 1899, as dewey
Day. and a legal holiday.
A Kentucky grand jury found indict-
ments against the Home Insurance
company of New York and forty-two
other life insurance companies for con-
spiracy for ''banding together and fix
ing and maintaining a higher rate of
premium than would otherwise pre-
vail"
A fire, starting about 2 a.. m, de-
stroyed the opera house and three or
four other buildings at Thomasyille,
Ca, loss about $4,000. The large
Piney Woods hotel, filled with north
ern guests escaped uninjured after an
exciting night for it's inmates.
The Spanish gunboat Baracoa which
which was sank near Guantanamo has
been raised and will be added to the
American navy.
The Roumania has sailed from San
tiago with the remains of 554 soldiers
who were killed or died in Cuba, and
120 from Porto Rico.
The Buffalo sailed the 23rd from
Manila for New York. She comes bv
way of the Suez canal, and will now
ply regularly on that route between
New York and Manila, making two
round trips per year at least, bring in
valids home. and carrying out supplies
for the American fleet in the Philip
pines.
The little town of Liberty, Team,
was almost wiped off the map by a cy-
clone. The Christian church, hand
some brick structure, was blown to
pieces at the outset and the people
were panic stricken. No fatalities oc-
Cured.
The health of ex-Secretary Sherman
continues to improve and he is appar-
emily out Of danger.
The will of Edward Austin, of Bos-
ton, leaving 81, 1000 to charity, has
been admitted to probate.
A reported attempt of negroes in
Little River county, Ark, to start a
race war, resulted in wholesale lynch
ing by white people. Six negroes are
dead. The disturbance grew out of
the lynching of a negro named Duckett
week previous.
Advices from Cuba received by Senior
Queseda, at Washington, which he be-
lieves are reliable, are to the effect
that the military assembly will dis
solve of It's own accord. i.
An attempt is being made to organ
ize trust of the silver smelters.
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