Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-06-29
NEWS CONVERSATIONS.

NEWS CONVERSATIONS.
Wednesday, June 20.
Three deaths have resulted from a.
New York tenement Louise fire and q
fourth will follow. =
Admiral Schley has telegraphed from
Montevideo that his squadron has been
released from quarantine at that point.
The instruction. in Bulgaria is
spreading. Fifty peasants have been
killed by the military at Dekan-Lemara.
Governor Beckhaln Of Kentucky has 4
issued a statement formally announcing
his candidacy for the Democratic NOM
nation.
The 22d annual convention Of the
Music Teachers National association is
in session at Des MONIES with 800 dele
gates present.
The president has appointed General
Lloyd Wheaton. colonel Of the Twen-
tieth regular infantry and brigadier
general OF volunteers, q major general
of volunteers.
Thursday, June p.
Lord Monson, brother OF Sir Edmund
Monson, British ambassador to France, !
is dead, aged 20 years.
The gunboat Machias has left Colon
for Carthegena. Admiral Watson,
aboard the Baltimore, has arrived at
Perrin.
The steamer Knight Bachelor has
cleared from New Orleans for Cape
Town with 1000 horses for the British
government.
The supreme lodge, knights Of Honor,
have rescinded a resolution CHASING
Christian Scientists, or faith curists, as
hazardous risks.
S. B. Donnelly, president of the In
ternational Typographical union, has
suspended the charter of ElectTotypers
Union No. 45 Of St. Paul.
Lieutenant, Governor McInnes of
British Columbia, who refused to resign
on being requested to do so by the
Dominion government, has been dis
| missed.
The German government is taking
great interest in the movement of Ger
man manufacturers for the exhibition
of German machinery in Russia as a.
rival to the American exhibition.
Friday, June 22.
! At Salt Lake Thursday the Their
mometer registered 100 in the shade,
being the hottest day III eight years.
| hoo
Paris, where he is to deliver all GRAFTON
at the unwilling Of the Lafayette monu-
ment on July 4.
The jury in the case of B. H. Roberts,
on trial at Salt Lake for unlawful CO.
habitation, returned verdict of guilty.
He will appeal to the supreme court.
Sir Francis Hodgson, British gov
ernor of the Gold Coast colony, accord
ing to reports from Kumassi, was
wounded in the shoulder during a sor-
tie from the fort. 1t is also rumored
that eight officers were killed.
A cable message from Admiral
Kempff, dated Chez Foo, June 81, says
that Ten Tsin is being bombarded and
that the American consulate, as well as
much of the foreign concessions, are
being destroyed. A relief party is en-
route to Tien Tsin.
| Saturday, June 23.
By the end of June there will be
s., OO0, 900 in the Cuban treasury.
It is announced that the British war
office has bought 40 batteries of Krupp
field artillery.
General Wood recommends the re-
moval Of all but one regiment Of Amer
lean troops from Cuba.
Charles H. Lehman of New Jersey
has been appointed member of the in
dustrial commission, vice NJ D. Ratch-
ford, resigned.
A canvass of the leading Democratic
editors Of the country shows q strong
preference for David B. Hill for second
place on the ticket with Bryan.
Bluejackets have arrived at Woo
Sung to protect the telegraph station.
Woo Sung is a small maritime town at
the mouth of the Woo Sung river and
| is 10 miles north of Shanghai.
Monday, June rs.
Richard Croker admits that he is
| stakeholder in the American Ice CON-
pany.
Pittsburg was the hottest spot in the
United States Sunday. The maximum
point was reached about s p. M, when
81 was registered.
The New York Herald pleads for the
nomination Of ex-President Cleveland
| in order to close the Philippine ques-
ton satisfactorily.
Judge Henry L. Warden, one Of the
best known lawyers of the Southwest,
is dead at Albuquerque, N. NJ. Before
going to New Mexico he was chief JUS
tice of Montana.
1t is understood that the marriage of
Lady Randolph Churchill to Lieutenant
George CORVALLIS West, of the Scots
guards, will take place quietly in Lon
don on Wednesday.