Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-27
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

| urcdC DfltaHl, IL is Sa1Q, mas no in
tention of resorting to hostilitie
against Russia on account of tn
.Ticntsin incident. Troops of. all ma
tions, were under arms in flemish
and conflict was momentarily ex
pected.
The cruiser New York has been or
dered to Morocco to exercise mora
pressure in the collection of Ameri
can claims.
British and Russians were still linet
| up at Tientsin, awaiting orders from
| their governments. A Russian officia
denies the right of Britain to inter
fere ir Manchuria.
The most troublesome Filipino in
surgent leader in the province O.
Panay. Gen. Diocino, has been cap
tured by the Americans.
Peace terms offered by Gen. Hitch
ener have been rejected by Gen
Botha, commander in chief of the Doe,
forces, who said that his governments
agreed with his views.
Reports of consuls show that the
Boxer war has almost ruined the trade
of Americans in China.
In an Alpine avalanche near Come
eight persons were killed.
Japan cannot go to war with Russia
although anxious to do so, because its
house of lords refuses to authorize /,
loan for military supplies.
BY the explosion of a howitzer shell
at Secunderabad, India, seven gunnera
were killed.
LATER NEWS.
Gen. Wogack, the Russian com.
mander. demanded the withdrawal OF
British forces from the disputed ter.
ritory at Tientsin and an apology for
removal Of the Russian flag. The
British commander refused both de.
mandS. and war seemed inevitable
The Philippine commission report.
ed the organization of municipalities
in eight more provinces.
An explosion in mine at Glover.
land. Ind. fatally burned Alfred Re.
fiitt, Albert Harris. Ithel Harris and
Thomas Harris.
Mrs. Morris Paul confessed in Chi
cago that she taught her children tc
steal
d. f. Thompson, nominee Of the re-
publican caucus for United States
senator. failed of election in the Ne
braska legislature.
Jerry Bell, negro. was lynchcd al
Terry. Miss. for robbery.
Rev. DIR. Arthur Edwards. for sc
years editor OF the Northwestern
Christian Advocate and veteran OF
the civil war. died at his home in Chi.
cago. aged 81 years.
Fl. Barringer Cox. an indianapolis
scientist, says he has discovered the
law for measuring intcrstellar spaces
AS the result of a storm more than
mile square of the Menominee valley
in Wisconsin was under five to siN
feet of water.
Fire almost entirely destroyed the
village of Tiptonville. Tenn.
Isaac Marlowe and William Stamm,
farmers, were blown to atoms by an
explosion of dynamite near kokomo,
Ind.
Ex-senator Wolcott.' of Colorado
will probably succeed Mr.. Hitchcock
as secretary of the interior.
British capitalists are said to be
ready to invest $4,000, 600 in Cuba if as.
sured the United States will not with
draw
Attorney General Griggs expects tc
retire from the cabinet on April 1, t,
be succeeded by r. {. Knox, Of Pitts.
bnrgh, Pa.
A project is on foot to unite all
the coal operators of Illinois under
one management, with Il capitalize.
ton of $75,00O,OOO.
Three million boxes Of oranges are
rotting in California orchards owing
to lack of shipping facilities.
Three Beers were shot at Ca ne Town
for treason and murder. The failure
of the peace negotiations shows that
the military position in South Africa
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