Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-10-08
LATER NEWS.

The democrats of New York nomi.
mated Bird S. Coler for governor and
declared for government ownership of
coal mines. Charles N. Butler was
nominated for lieutenant governor.
The toy makers are arranging to
form combination with a capital
stock Of $40, 100000.
The lMaciu Moros in Minandano Of
! fered but slight resistance to the COL
umn under Capt. Pershing, of the Fiji
teenth cavalry. After series of skir-
mishes the Moros retreated into six
forts on the shores of the lake. When
courier left Maciu Monday for Camp
Wears, Capt. Pershing was preparing
to assault the last Moro stronghold.
]. c: Tufts, travelling man of Sioux
Falls, while trying to board train at
Savanna, Ia, fell between the cars and
was instantly killed. His body was
cut in two and one arm ground off.
One of the foulest murders in the his
tory of the Upper Peninsula was un-
earthed at Menomonee, Mich. Buried
few inches beneath the surface Of
the ground, under step at the rear of
the blacksmith shop of Joseph Beck,
the dead body of Julia Little, the 10
year-old adopted daughter of Inas
Kachincy, was discovered by the chief
of police.
The legislature of Vermont, in con-
vention, elected Gen. John G. McCul-
Tough as governor.
The breaking of rope. attached to
car which was ascending the shaft
of coal mine at Pontypool, Wales,
precipitated the car which contained
eight men, three yards to the, bottom.
All were instantly killed.
Advices from Kharbin says the Rus
sian troops are beginning to evacuate
South Manchuria.
The democrats of Rhode Island NOM
mated L. F. c. Garvin for governor
Dan Stuart the well known sporting
man was accidentally shot while hunt
ing near Dallas, Texas. He will recov-
er.
The Greek legation at Constantine
pie has informed the Porte that $50
Greek mobiles were murdered by Bull
garians in the districts of Monastir and
Salonica during the last two months
and has asked what steps Turkey pro-
poses to take for the protection of
Greeks.
The National Live Stock association,
several of the larger western railroads
and individual stockmen throughout
the west, have decided to fight the pro-
posed merger of the packing houses,
now in process of formation.
An explosion occurred in the Law
son mine at Black Diamond, Wash,
badly wrecking the mine and killing
eleven miners.
A. P. Gardner was nominated for
congress by the republicans of the
sixth district of Massachusetts.
Because she was defeated in a con-
spiracy to obtain all of her husbands
property, valued at $4,000, Mrs. Peter
Anderson, who lives in northeastern
Sioux county, Iowa, has gone insane.
Her husband procured divorce and
the wife was given but one-third of
the property.
James S. Easby-Smith, pardon at
torney, has rendered his report of par
don work during the year ended June
30 last. 1t appears that President
Roosevelt has granted fewer, pardons
and denied more, proportionally, than
any president for many years.
The customs receipts for Cuba dur
ing the month of September was ST.
aO7, 102.
John Whitaker, the first governor
of Oregon, is dead. j.,
A theatrical benefit at Butte, Mon.
for the coal miners netted $4,000.
Michael Klavitter, a substantial
farmer near New Richmond, Wis, was
killed in runaway.
The coal famine has caused the fac
tories at Kokomo, Ind, to close down.
The president has appointed Colonel
Amos l. Kendall to be brigadier gener-
al in the regular army.
A plan is on foot. to reorganize AS
phalt companies. ..
sThirty-eight new National banks
were established during September.
The total bank circulation outstanding
is now 1896, 993, 59s. w. =
| =" 90" r,aslM ~,-u ..A n1--@