Willmar tribune., 1899-07-19
LATER NEWS.

-Four warships are said to have been
ordered to Guatemalan waters, two
German and two English. One of each
flag will proceed to Puerto Barrios,
and one of each nation will be sent to
San Jose de Guatemala, which is on
the Pacific side of the republic.
The transports Newport and Ohio
bearing the Oregon volun teers from
Manila arrived at San Francisco, the
18th. AS the transports slowly
steamed up the harbor the soldiers
gathered in excited groups on decks
and some climbed into the rigging,
where they shouted and checred like
mad. The band on the Sea Queen
played patriotic airs and the scream
ing of many steamers created a pande-
monium.
The depot at Yankee Dam. Va, was
blown open with dynamite and every
thing of value taken.
A passenger train on the Colorado &,
Southern railway was held up by four
men near Folsom. N. NJ. The express
car was blown open with dynamite,
but nothing secured. No attempt was
made to rob either the mail car or pas
sengers.
The cruiser Olympia with Admiral
Dewey aboard, arrived at Suez. After
passing through the canal, the Olympia
will call at Trieste.
At Cripple Creek, Colo. w. j. Bryan
was presented with loving cup made
of silver and gold at the ratio of. 16 to 1.
The writing paper trust is near an
accomplished fact.
Spain has Indirectly made offers to
buy the Reina Mercedes and other war
ships captured by the United States.
K The Sound Money League is. consid.
ering the question Of holding a ma
tional convention at Richmond, Va,
some time in October.
Gen. Leonard Wood, in command of
the department of Santiago, issued
general order No. "a the 18th, estao-
fishing absolute quarantine. All OFF,
GERS of the government and employees
are forbidden to enter city, with the
exception of those belonging to the
department.
Two batalions of the Nineteenth in
fantry are ordered to leave Camp
Meade in time to reach San Francisco
to sail on the Tartar On the 22d of July.
The blast furnace employees at
Sharpsville, Pa, who struck for an
advance of wages have resumed work
at the old scale.
The Oregon regiment decides to mus.
ter'out at San Francisco.
Gen. Otis asks for 2,5OO bronchos for
use in the Philippines when the rainy
season closes.
The striking glass blowers at Bridge.
town, N. j., attacked a car containing
imported non-union men and put the
occupants to flight. The car was
wrecked.
The republicans of Kentucky nomi'
mated W. S.. Taylor for governor and
John Marshall for lieutenant governor
The platform strongly denounces
trusts.
o. T. Corson, of Columbus, O., was
elected president of the National Edu
cational association by unanimous vote
VIM. Goings was shot at Alikchit
I. T., under sentence of the Choctav
court, for murder. Goings had killed
seven men and two women, all rela
tives.
VIM. C. ~Whitney's elegant stables al
| Roselyn, L. l., were destroyed by fire
+ Reports from the different recruiting
Offices throughout the country show
that the enlistnents average 439 pei
day.
A Chicago & Alton train was wrecked
near Glendale, Mo-, killing three
tramps and injuring five others.
| JohnSD. Davis and his wife, Louis.
Hitchcock Davis started from New
York for a trip to San Francisco on
gasoline automobile. The trip will b.
the longest, if completed, ever mad,
by an automobile. &@z< f.
The, City of Para sailed for Manil,
with four companies of the Gath in
fantry, Maj Wigant commanding, ant
two troops of the Fourth cavalry.
The officers of the American Til
Plate company and the wage commit
tee of the Amalgamated Association o
sron and Steel Workers, who hay,
s1cen in daily conference for the pas
Two weeks over the question Of wage
of the tin workers employed by. tn,
American Tin Plate company hav
agreed upon scale. ss Il.