Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05
LATER NEWS.

made his last stand.
LATER NEWS.
Burglars robbed the postoftice at ST..
Joseph, Mich, of $1,000 in cash and
stamps.
According to dispatch from Tien-
tsin, Japanese forces are understood
to be on the way from Taku to Paot-
ing Capital of the province of Chihli),
with the direct object of occupying the
place.
The Canadian Pacific strike is set
tied.
There is no doubt that Gen. Chaffee
will be appointed brigadier general
in the regular army upon the retire
ment of Joseph Wheeler, Sept. 10.
The body of Ida Corrigan. found
floating in the lake at Cleveland, O.,
near where she was drowned July by
the wrecking of the yacht Idler.
Western Manitoba and the territor-
les have been swept by storm which
has heavily damaged crops and proper
ty. A child was killed at Wapella,
N: w. T. anad many were injured at
Pipostone and Virden. Crops are gen.
orally damaged.
The German gunboat Tigar, which
with the first German ironclad divi-
sion, recently arrived at Hongkong,
has been ordered to Annoy. The rest
of the division will be held in readi-
ness at Hangkong.
The Democratic convention of the
Forty-third senatorial district, Penn
sylvania, met and unanimously nomi-
mated c. L. Magee, the present Repub-
lican incubent, for reelection.
The British bark Primeria, which
left London May II, was burned at sea.
A resolution was introduced in the
Kentucky legislature permitting men,
bers to wear shirtwaists with not more
than six colors of the rainbow.
Yu. governor of the province of Shen
81, is reported to have invited the for
eigners in the province to come to his
protection. About Aug. s about so ac-
cepted the invitation, and all were
massacred.
The trial of Bresci, the anarchist
who on July % shot and killed King
Humbert of Italy at Monza while his
majesty was returning from a gym
nastic exhibition, opened at Milan.
Bresci, at the close of the trial, was
pronounced guilty and was sentenced
to imprisonment for life.
The banana trust will run steamers
from Honduras to Newport News.
It is announced that the Russians
propose to leave China. The United
States will accept suggestions when
all Americans are considered safe.
The United States and Russia have
made an oral compact for the settle
ment of the Chinese troubles, recog-
nizing the present emperor as ruler,
and cooperation with Ii Hung Chang
to restore order. No territorial ac-
QUESTION, and a conference of envoys
to settle indemnity and the open door
to be insisted upon.
At New York James j. Corbett
knocked out Kid Mccoy in the fifth
round.
Judge Leo Rasseur of St. Louis was
elected commander-in-chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic.
An express train on the Union Pa
cific was held up and robbed near Tip
ton, Wyo. The safe was blown open
and the contents carried away.
Rescie, wife and child, were burned
to death at Vancouver, B. c.. by the
explosion. of lamp. Firemen found
the charred remains of Mrs. Rescie and
and the baby on the floor. Rescie was
in bed with the burning clothes
wrapped about him, suffocated.
Many of the 400 Christian Endeavor-
ers who reached New York from
Europe on the North German Lloyd
steamer Aler, are unable to proceed to
their homes by reason of lack of funds.
In jail for vagrancy in Poughkeepsie,
N. Y. is tramp who startled the re-
corder's courtsby. stoutly asserting that
he is Charles Ross, kidnapped from
his parents at Philadelphia nearly as
years ago-an event which has ALWAYS
been of national interest. 4.
Sweden is trying to place a $1o, ,o00,-
600 loan in the United States. ..-
Ogden H. Fethers, of Janesyille,
Wis, was elected supreme chancellor
of the Knights Of Pythias. ..... .s.. b. &
The safe in the postofRce at Papil-
lion, Neb., was blown open and all the
postal funds and stamps stolen. /.
Eleven persons are stricken with the
plague at Glasgow, Scotland. szz
MARKETS,
Minneapolis Mimi, Aug. 80.
Wheat---7No. northern, s75c: No.
northern, 74c;; September,
Oats-No. 3, white, 2Sc.