Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-12-28
Friday. De. FL.

The United States battleship Ken
lucky has arrived at Port Said.
Morocco has paid the indemnity de-
manded for murder Of a natura.izei
American.
John u. Rockefeller has given all
additional 81, 900, eco to the University
of Chicago.
Two Boef commands have invaded
Cape Colony at point hundred
miles apart.
General Macarthur has issued a
proclamation notifying insurgents
that they will hereafter be treated as
traitors,
The secretary of state has advised
congress of the purpose to accredit the
| United States consul general at Con-
! stantinople as agent at Sofia. Bulgaria.
owing. to the growing Importance of
| having the government represented in
[ Bulgaria.
saturday, Dec. 90.
Former Governor Wolcott of Massa-
chusetts is dead.
Thirty thousand dock laborers are
on strike at Antwerp.
| Dr. Richard A. Wise, member of the
house FROM Virginia, is dead.
| Santa Fe trainmen have decided not
| to inaugurase a sympathy strike to aid
| the operators now out.
| The Northern Pacific and 500 roads
have agreed to the Great Northern
proposition to abolish round trip colo
| mist tickets west of St. Paul.
Matthews Bros picture moulding
| factory, at Toronto, Ont, was burned
Friday. About IL men were injured, 3
seriously and probably fatally.
! Secretary Hitchcock has granted the
hold the ball and entertainments Incl.
dent to tie coming inauguration Of
President Mckinley in the pension
building.
Monday, Dec. "a.
Count Won Blumethal, the oldest field
marshal i'll the German army, is dead.
Samuel NJ Murphy, perhaps the
| wealthiest citizen of Tennessee, died
of heart failure at Memphis, aged 70
years.
Sunday Emperor William visited the
imperial chancellor, Count Won Bue-
low, and personally conferred upon
him the insignia OF the Order of the
Black Eagle.
DR.. Joseph Cuneo, Italian consul at
Denver, has made an appeal to Gov
ernor Thomas for protection of his
country men involved in a threatened
race war at Florence, Colo.
Every nation that was represented at
the Paris exposition has contributed a
portion of it's exhibit to the Philadel-
mia commercial museun1 end several
countries have presented their entire
exhibit.
Chinese who were citizens Of the re-
public of Hawaii are preparing to
make an appeal against the ruling of
the treasury department that they were
not made citizens of the United States
by the territorial bill.
Tuesday, Dec. 25.
. Grizenke, the Russian painter, is
dead.
Lord William Beresford is suffering
from peritonitis.
The telegraphers' strike on the Santa
Fe has been declared off.
Some anxiety is felt regarding the
aged Grand Duke of SAKE Weimar.
He is suffering from influenza.
The steamer Mariposa, which has
inst sailed from Sydney, N. 8. W., for
San Francisco, has 200, 600 sovere;gns
on board.
Ferdinand W. Peck, commissioner
general for the United States at the
Paris exposition, arrived In Washing
ton Monday and paid his respects to
the president. ri, E, : =
W.. E. Jones, who has been treasurer
and assistant secretary OF the Balti.
more and Ohio Southwestern railway
and its predecessors for over 50 years,
died suddenly at hissresidenoe at Gin.
oinnati, aged 81 years. s. 81.