Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-06-20
LATER NEWS.

| tween the powers IS expected.
LATER NEWS.
| Lord Roberts line of communication
is again open. Gen. Butler captured
Volksrust. Generals Kitchener anC
Methuen defeated the forces of Gen
DeWet. In an open fight, Gen. Boths
held his own with Lord Roberts.
| The steamer Nation has been char
tered to carry 500 British troops from
Hong Kong to China.
| DR.. Edna Terry, missionary a
Tsunghua, China, was murdered by
the Boxers. The United States con
sui at Chefoo informed the state de
partment of Boxer disturbances al
that place, but no particulars were
furnished.
Gov. Mount OF Indiana refuses tc
surrender w. S. Taylor to the Ken
lucky authorities.
| The Midland Steel works at Muncie
Ind. closed down for an indefinite
period. One thousand men are af
fected.
! oOAA DOAAy Vi SOAACCClCuGs AS1s
been appointed as agent for the U nited
States before the Chilean commission
Thomas Lewis, a miner, was arrest
ed for setting fire to the Catalina for
ests near Tuscan, Ariz., where so, OOO,.
600 feet of timber was destroyed.
| The rod mills of the Illinois Stee
company. at Joliet, ILL.,, will resume
operations.
The building containing the Aus
TRAN and German exhibits of locomo
tives at the Paris exposition wa:
slightly damaged by fire.
The steamer A. +. Gustin, which
left Dawson City for st. Michael, took
50. 600, 600 in gold dust.
| A boiler explosion at St. Marys, O..
killed Wesley Morse and C. A. Gilbert
A notice has been issued by the post
office department that no mail TO,
points beyond Dawson City shall b,
forwarded via Lake Bennett, and tn,
dispatch of mails in the Youkon dis
trict will be limited to points between
Lake Bennett and Dawson.
| In a wreck of the Pennsylvania linn
tied, near Leetonia, Ohio, three posta
clerks were hurt-W. P. Brown Of
Beaver Falls, seriously; j. w. Fox Of
Salem, Ohio, and p. Greisez of Maxi
mo, Ohio, slightly.
| Official dispatches received in diplo
matte quarters in Washington show
that the rioting in Peking had reached
an acute stage, with the rioters direct
ing number of their assaults agains
members of the foreign legation
there. The British summer quarter
IA miles from Picking were burned.
Admiral Schley's flagship. the Chi
cago, will be guaranteed ten days a
Montevideo.
| Mrs. Gladstone, widow of VIM. E
Gladstone, the English statesman, die.
in London the 18th.
A dispatch from Chungking says tina
riot has taken place at Yunhafu. Tn
buildings of the China land missio,
were partially destroyed and those O
the Roman Catholic and Bible Chris
tian missions were utterly demolished
All the missionaries are safe.
| Judge Townsend. of the fedora
court, district of New York, in cas-
arising over the importation of Port,
Rican tobacco, decides that as regard
foreign nations Porto Rico is a part O
the United States, but the Unite,
States has right to treat the islam,
as foreign country and lay an i'm
port tax upon its products.
Samuel Gompers, president of tn
American Federation of Labor. arrive.
at st. Louis to bring about, if possible
settlement of the street car strike.
John Baker, of New York. has bee,
selected as secretary of the Chilea,
claims commission.
/ A gas explosion in coal mine a
Alberta, N. w. T., killed eight miner
and injured several more.
The bark Roderick Dhu, formerl,
Hawaiien, sailed from the port of Hilo
Hawaiian islands, under the American
flag. She is the first vessel to chang,
her flag since the annexation of tn,
island by the United States.
Commissioner Powderly ordered tn,
deportation of 41Japanese from Por
Townsend, Wash, who had been land
ed in violation of immigration laws
President Igleszias, of Costa Bica
sent to congress a decree making lega
the circulation in that country of The
money of the United States;g also tn,
gold coin of England, France ant
Germany. ! . %5.sl 81 "a; I'LL