Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-06-14
LATER NEWS.

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apore, returning to the United States.
LATER NEWS. =
The American liner Paris, stranded
off the Cornwall coast, has been aban-
doned to the marine insurance COM
panies. The ship is insured for 81, 000,-
600. divided among about 40 companies.
Columbia college of New York has
conferred the degree of l.. l.. D. on
Gov. Roosevelt.
Greystone, the country seat of the
late Samuel J. Tilden, at Yonkers, was
sold in accordance with an order of
the supreme court. Samuel Inter
meyer was the purchaser, for $17l, 500.
A saloonkeeper at Cashton, Wis.,, was
held up by two masked men and robbed
of $500 IN cash.
The navy department has ordered
the Buffalo to be put out of commits
sion, thus indicating the abandonment
of the project of maintaining regu-
lar naval transport service across the
Atlantic and by way of the Mediter-
ranean to Manila.
Fire in Augusta, Ca, destroyed sew
eral blocks valued at quarter of
million dollars.
The captured city of Morong. in the
Philippines, will be garrisoned by the
North Dakota regiment and the Fourth
cavalry.
Gov. Gen. Brooke has issued orders
appointing Senior Gonzales de Queseda
special commissioner for Cuba at Wash
ington. with a salary of $4,000.
There were Is deaths from the heat
in New York City the 7th.
Senator Hanna fatty denied the re-
port sent from Washington that he in
tended to retire from the craftsmanship
Of the national republican committee.
pr 1t was discovered in Havana that
four Cubans were selling fraudulent
certificates of services in the Cuban
army, charging 81 for each of them.
This SO enraged several soldiers, who
had legitimate discharges, that they
badly beat the sellers of the bogus
certificates.
Advices from the Mosquito coast say
the Indians there have rebelled against
the government of Nicaragua, taking
the war path. and are sending a dele
head the rising, which, it is added,
will probably receive the financial
support of the foreign residents of the
Mosquito coast
The steamer Lake Huron, from Rus
STA arrived at Quebec with 1880 immi-
grants and several cases of small pox
aboard,
Augustin Daily, theatrical manager
and dramatic author died in Paris.
M. Francis, rector of St. Paul's at
Evansville, Ind, was elected bishop
of the Indiana diocese
Nine deaths were reported in New
York the 9Th on account of the heat.
1t is reported from Manila that
| Aguinaldo has dissolved the Philippine
congress and announced himself as
| dictator.
The wife Of Daniel Bath, of Norris
City. ILL.,. was killed by burglars,
The market town of Linz, Austria,
was burned. Four women persisted in
the flames.
uhe Nordlinger-Char fireworks
plant at Graniteville, N. Y. consisting
of 81 buildings, were blown up and
wiped out of existence. No lives were
lost. but three persons were injured,
two of them seriously.
Three laborers on the railroad were
killed at Hot Springs. S. D., by the
overturning of a steam shovel.
! Three hundred workmen employed
| on the docks at Santiago de Cuba struck
for higher wages. Their places were
filled at once by Jamaican laborers.
A modus vivendi has been reached
| between the United States and Eng
land regarding the Alaska boundary
The United States cruiser Boston
Captain w. H. Whiting, has sailed fol
San Francisco by way Of .Nagasaki
Japan. with long service officers and
men from the various American war
ships. r, r. =. ..:s -
Secretary of war Meiklejohn has
promulgated immigrant regulations
for the island OF Cuba. These are sub.
stantially the same as those now jir
force for the United States. a.. Ii
| DR.. |. N. johnson, a member of the
Pennsy lvania legislature, was arrested
at his home at Pen Argyll on charge
of perjury before the recent legislative
bribery committee. e = 5t.. s z5 j. zs.
The gold reserve in the U. s. treas
ury the 9Th was $232, s34, 6O4. HI s s5s.
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