Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-05-09
LATER NEWS

"a CAS NO1O "1o SICCUCu Will CuccTS,
and it was a victory which had been
fought for hundred years.
An explosion of escaping gas com.
pletely wrecked the drug store of Dale
& Sempil, in the heart of the business
district of Chicago.
Albert NJ. Bryan, an Englishman,
jumped from the Brooklyn bridge, hold
ing huge umbrella to break the fall
and bladder to keep him afoat. He
was seriously injured.
King Oscar of Sweden and Norway
has declared his sympathy with Eng
land in the Transvaal war.
Because of the death of her brother,
Mary Olson, of Boone, TO-, committed
suicide by drowning.
The differences between the Car Re-
pairers association and the New York
Central railroad have been amicably
settled.
While firing a salute in honor of ADJ
miral Dewey, at Lockport, ILL.,, Rich
ard Popp was fatally injured.
The Superior Oil company, which in
corporated in Wyoming with capital
of $4,000, 900, will enter into COMPETE
ton with the Standard Oil company.
An American garrison of Calubig,
island of Samar, consisting of thirty
men belonging to the Forty-third regi-
ment, was attacked by rebels. Twen-
ty of the Americans were killed. The
remainder were rescued.
The lower house of congress the I'd,
at the conclusion of the most stormy
debate of the present session of con-
gress, passed the Nicaragua canal bill
by the overwhelming vote of 225 to IS.
The belief is growing Throughout the
Philippines that Aguinaldo is dead.
Gen. Tinio held regular communica-
ton with Aguinaldo until Dec 20,
since when he has heard nothing from
him, and Tinio thinks Aguinaldo
would find means to communicate
with him if alive.
AS result of the grand jury's inves-
tigation of the present labor labor
troubles in Chicago, true bills were
voted against eight men on the
charge of conspiracy.
Admiral Dewey was given a rousing
reception at St. Louis, No., the Sd.
1t is announced that the British have
captured Brandfort.
B. H. Morse was convicted at Kansas
City for using the mails to conduct an
illegitimate mining stock business.
The free homes bill passed the lower
house of congress without division.
The senate agreed to a motion by Mr..
Hoar to take up the resolution dcclar-
ing that W. A. Clark was not duly
elected to the senate from Montana,
and then, in accordance with Mr..
Hoar's further suggestion, postponed
further consideration until May 10.
The senate then passed the house bill
for the amendment of the census law.
The bill was amended so as to provide
for $3.50 additional compensation to
census supervisors.
The republicans of Nebraska nomi.
mated Charles H.'Dietrich for governor.
The republicans of the Ninth con.
gressional district of Kentucky renom.
mated Samuel J. Pugh for congress by
accla nation.
Congressman Miner was renominated
for congress by the Eighth district re-
publican convention of Wisconsin on
the 196th ballot.
Recent mail advices to the war de-
partment from the Philippines indicate
that the latest plan of the insurgents
is to organize into mounted bands of
one hundred and harass the American
forces wherever possible. These
bands will be scattered throughout the
island and will be in daily communities
ton with each other as far as possible
by means of scouts who will carry the
orders to govern concerted movements,
and all information concerning re.
treats, reinforcements, etc.
The American hospital ship Maine,
after having been inspected by Lady
Randolph Churchill and others of the
committee, sailed from Southampton
for the Cape. -,