Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-08-09
The Senator with al men and 81
officers at the Tenth Pennsylvania vol
anteers arrived in San Francisco from
Manila. Col. Hawkins, the commands.
err, died on the way. ~, Y s$... j:
FOREIGN 1NTEELIGENcE.

Inc neeQ OF concord WOuIu NC Tic uOAu-
mating influence.
Capt. Simpson with force of the
Sixth infantry pursued and overlook
party of bandits near Negroes and
killed 10 of them, without any loss to
the American forces. The North Da-
kota, Idaho and Wyoming infantry
sailed from Manila for San Francisco
on board the transport Grant.
James Edgar, speaker of the house OF
| commons, died at Toronto, Ont.
In Mexico the Yaquis Indians are on
the warpath and have killed so Amer
leans and Mexicans in the vicinity of
Ortiz.
With Admiral Dewey aboard the
United States cruiser Olympia started
from Trieste for Naples.
Nearly 400 persons lost their lives in
a hurricane along the Japanese coast.
Thousands of acres Of rice crops have
been destroyed in China by storms at
Sheng Yum and Ii Kong.
A London dispatch says William Wal
dorf Astor, of New York, has been nat.
uralized British subject.
LATER NEWS.
Gen. Ludlow, military governor of
Havana province, has suppressed the
Cuban paper Ell Reconccntrado.
The transport Indiana sailed from
San Francisco with 500 recruits for
various regiments in the Philippines.
The western part of Florida was
swept by a terrific wind and rain storm,
doing great damage. The village of
Carrabelle was almost completely
wrecked. Several persons are reported
drowned at St. Marks. A few houses
were destroyed at St. Teresa. The
Mcintyre, Ashemore and Curtis Mills
suffered severely.
Oscar E. Rice and John Kennedy, the
latter negro, were put to death by
electricity in the prison at Auburn,
n. Y.
The governments OF the United States
and Hayti have about agreed to sub
nit to arbitration their three claims of
an American citizen for alleged indig-
mites and loss he suffered in Hayti.
The republicans of Iowa renominated
Leslie NJ. Shaw for governor; J. C.
Milliman for lieutenant governor, and
John c. Sherwin for judge of supreme
court.
John Dirk, a farmer near Pomeroy,
Iowa, was gored to death by mad
bull.
Nels Madsen was killed in Chicago
by the explosion of bottle of root
beer. A piece of glass struck the lad
in the neck, severing the jugular vein,
causing death from loss of blood with
in 20 minutes.
The machinists in the Grand Trunk
shops at Port Huron, Mich, struck be-
cause of the employment of nonunion
men.
The United States hospital ship Re-
lief arrived at San Francisco with $50
sick and disabled soldiers.
1t is reported that Taylor Kirk. &C.
cused of numbering his sister at Cor
dell on July 4, has been lynched at
Cloud Chief, Okla. near the scene of
the crime.
The president refuses the pardon
Henry Gardes, former president of the
American National bank of New Or
leans, who is now serving an eight
year sentence in the Ohio penitentiary
for misapplying the funds of the bank.
A company of Americans last week
attacked the Filipino trenches, situat-
ed near Ell Pardo. The rebels were
commanded by the brothers Climace,
who are prominent and wealthy per-
sons. The Charleston shelled the enc
my and the Filipinos retreated.
A tornado caused about $50. 600 worth
of damage at Elizabeth, N. J.
E. NJ. East, an aeronaut. made an
ascension at Walker, MIMI, and was
carried over Leech lake, where he
dropped and was drowned.
The cup challenger Shamrock sailed
from England for America the Sd, but
was obliged to put back on account of
a mishap to her bowsprit.
A street railway car at Cleveland, O.,
was blown up by dynamite. There
were six passengers aboard, who were
badly frightened, but not injured.
A cloudburst at Preston, Minn.,
swept away all surrounding bridges
and damaged many buildings.
John c. Spencer, of the Milwaukee
Chair company, says that the chair
trust is an accomplished fact. It was
thought that the proposed deal had
| fallen through, but the options which
had expired on certain plants have
been renewed and the deal completed.
Several lives were lost near Morri-
son, Colo, by cloudburst.
Henne Hauser jumped from the mid
die span of the Brooklyn bridge. He
struck the water near a ferry boat and
was rescued. He could give no reason
for his action except whisky.
A new feud is reported to have brok-
en- out on Barnes Fork, in Lecher
county, KY, between the :Wrights and
Holbrooks on one side and the Rey-
nolds and, Bentleys on the other.
Both factions are heavily armed and
occupy adjacent hills. ..
Lucius L. Sloan, of Beaver, Pa, was
arrested at quarantine at New York
for alleged completely in q 81, 900 rob-
berry at Havana. Sloan said he was q
clerk for Adjutant General Scott, and
protested his innocence. -. =,
AS q result of the brickmakers' strike
all the building trades in Chicago may
be: locked. out. This would precipitate
the greatest struggle between enl-
ployes and employers Chicago has
known. .:55 t.55.z & + + 4. T.,
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