Willmar tribune., 1899-07-26
LATER NEWS.

Secretary hitchcock tclegraphed IN
structions to Captain Mercer, in charge
of the Leech Lake Indian agency, sus-
pending until Aug. 2a the removal of
| the white settlers, the so-called tres
passers on the agency lands. The Or
der of suspension is to allow time for
consideration of general information
that has been filed at the interior de-
partment.
Secretary-of-War Alger rendered his
resignation the 10th, to take effect at
the pleasure of the president.
An eruption of Mount Etna began
the 10th, followed by a strong earth
quake that did some damage southeast
of Rome.
New York trolly men joined the
Brooklyn trolly men in their big strike.
The center of operations in New York
city was on Second avenue; the excite
ment in Brooklyn centered in the vi
cinity of Thirty-sixth street and Fifth
avenue, where dynamite was used in
an attempt to blow down the elevated
structure.
At a meeting of the striking ore han
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the Erie docks was declared off. The
men now say the strike resulted from
a misunderstanding They will return
to work at once.
The war department received an Of
fetal statement from Manila to the
effect that the internal revenue re-
ceipts for the month of May at that
port were $33, 191. The total amount
of internal revenue receipts since
American occupation is $379, 1875.
Capt. A. F. Barker, commander of
the Oregon arrived at Victoria, B. c.
Mary Ann Ansell, convicted of MUIR
dering her sister, an inmate of an in
sane asylum, by sending her poisoned
cake was hanged at st. Albans, Eng
land.
A cloudburst at Campbellport. Wis,
destroyed a large coal elevator newly
built. Other buildings were damaged.
The steamer Dirgo arrived at Seattle
from Skaguay with news of a rich
strike on the Big Salmon river. A
great many prospectors from Dawson
and vicinity were rushing into the dis
trict.
The reports of recruiting the 10th
show that 40 men were enrolled, max
ing "a total 2,67S. The 31st regiment
leads, with SAG, and the 27th follows
with sos.
| The Chicago brewers and their strik-
ing morlzmen have come to a wage
| agreement, and all the breweries have
| reopened.
| Chief Falmouth, at Leech Lake,
Minnesota, on account of the order ex
tending the evacuation of the village
of Cass Lake, has donned war paint
and feathers and called council OF
the Indians.
The American troops had a severe
fight at Iloilo with force of $50 Baby
lones. One hundred and fifty of the
enemy were killed, as shown by actua
count. The American loss was one
killed and one wounded.
The United States cruiser Olympia
with Admiral Dewey aboard, arrived
at Trieste, Austria.
The international convention of the
Epworth League opened at Indian
apolis, attended by 10000 people.
After a term of rest and nearly com
plete idleness for several years, the
volcano of Mokuweoweo, in Hawaii
has again broken out and gives prom
Use of one of the greatest demonstra
tions ever furnished by the volcanoe.
of Hawaii.
Recent storms have damaged thu
railways in Chile to the extent of 81,
100000. The wheat crop, it is believed
has been completely destroyed.
The Wisconsin Central round hous,
at Oshkosh,' Wis, with one freight en-
gine was destroyed by fire.
The president sent telegram thank
ing the Eighth army corps at Manill;
for service performed since the ratifi
cation Of piece.
The negroes of Lake Village, Ark.
have arisen in an armed force agains
the white people of that vicinity. Til,
Lake Village is about 25 miles from
railroad. The negroes of that portion
the state largely outnumber the whit,
population. The white people O
neighboring towns are arming them
selves and going to the defense O
Lake Village. The home of Attorne,
Vinson, a white man, has been burne,
by the negroes. .,. .-E.:. (.
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