Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-12-25
LATER NEWS.

The rubber shoe manufacturers have
organized as trust under the name of
the Atlantic Rubber Shoe company.
The tariff bill to provide revenue
temporarily for the Philippine islands
passed the lower house of congress by
a vote of 1853 to 1913. Heatwole, Stew
ems and Eddy, of Minnesota, voted
against the measure.
The elevator in the department store
of Shafer Bros, St. Louis, dropped
from the fourth floor, killing Rather.
inc Walsh and injuring seven others.
The new normal and industrial
school being built at Aberdeen, S. d.,
was destroyed by fire.
Albert H. King, one of the trio con-
victed of fixing" a foot race, evaded
his sentence of two to fourteen years
at Michigan City, Ind, by taking NOR
phine while in Jail. He died shortly
afterwards.
Admiral Sampson is critically i'll and
will probably never again leave his
home.
Chairman Ray, of the house COM
mittee on judiciary, introduced an
anti-anarchy measure, which proba bly,
will be the basis of legislation on that
subject in the house. The measure
brings together features of the many
propositions made for dealing with
the subject. Senator Nelson intro
duced two bills providing for indus
trial education in the United States
and insular possessions.
The American tobacco combination
is about to invade Russia.
The kentucky court of appeals has
ruled that a telegraph company can
not be indicted for transmitting buck
ct shop and poolroom reports.
The duty on sugar from the Neither
lands will be reduced 10 per cent, the
export duty having been reduced.
Daniel McAulife was injured in a
riot at Scranton, Pa, and Detective
Cosgrove of New York is under arrest
charged with the shooting.
It is claimed Marconi's wireless tel
egraph experiments in Newfoundland
cannot be stopped by the Anglo-Amer-
lean telegraph company, and officers of
this company deny they intend to in
terfere.
The Michigan legislature proposes
to make the birthday of William Nc
Kinley a holiday.
Dexter Knight, of Bryan, Idaho,
while insane dashed out the brains
of his 5-year-old son.
The baltleship Kearsarge has arrived
at Havana.
The grand jury at Omaha, Neb., in
dicted 148 business men for keeping
gambling devices in the shape of nickel
in-the-slot machines.
A contract amounting to $3.50, 900 has
been placed in New York for the
electrical equipment of the first cleo
trio traction system in Toxic, Japan.
The bank at Springdale, Ark, was
robbed by one man. The assistant
cashier was alone, and the robber COM
PEELED him to go into the vault and
give him all the money, about 81, 000
Cherokee Indians are reported starv-
ing in the hills near Tohlequah, Okla. i,
in the going Snake district, as result
OF the loss of their crops in the recent
blizzard.
VIM. Lloyd Garrison presided over a
meeting in the Bromfeld Street NJ. E..
church, Boston, Mass, at which reso.
buttons were adopted against the
enactment of the Chinese exclusion
act.
BY an explosion of gas in the Soho
furnace of Jones & Laughlin, near
Brady street, Pittsburg, Pa, ten men
were burned to death and probably
four others more or less injured. The
damage to the plant will amount to
$40, 900.
AS result of the intense cold and
blizzard the stockmen of Oklahoma
figure a 10 per cent. loss upon cattle.
Huntington, Pa, was visited by a
$3.50, 900 fire.
Two fast passenger trains on the
Southern Pacific collided at San Ardo,
Cal, killing Expressman Phelps and
Fireman Garland. Both trains were
wrecked, the. engines being thrown
from the, track and several cars tele.
scoped. a ."'
The tests of the big guns on the bat.
tleship Illinois were satisfactory