Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-11-19
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

AS q sequel of one of the most ex.
citing incidents in the history OF. the
northwest, the Doukhobor fanatics
have been forcibly entrained, loaded
in cars like cattle, and sent back to
| their northern villages. -
The general report of the census
of Ireland, which is just out, shows
that nearly one-half of the female
population is unmarried. The census
shows the population of Ireland tc
have decreased since 1891 by some
24S,OOO.
After having put the rebel armies
to flight President Castro of Venezue-
la made triumphal entry into Ca.
racas.
In Spain Senior Sagasta and the en-
tire cabinet rendered their resigna-
tons to King Alfonso.
On Three Kings island the British
steamer Elingamite was wrecked and
90 persons were missing.
The Panama canal negotiations are
halted, the administration finding diff
fculty in bringing about satisfac-
tory treaty with Colombia.
King Alfonso has commissioned Sa-
gasta to reconstruct the Spanish cab
met.
Stanley Spencer. the aeronaut, and
John Mackenzie Bacon, the scientist,
crossed the English channel from the
Isle of Man to Scotland in balloon.
Near Paris NJ. Anglers made mile
in an auto in 46 seconds, breaking the
worlds record.
LATER NEWS.
Objections to recognition of the
miners union is emphasized in an
swers of coal operators filed with the
arbitration commission.
Leslie Combes, of Louisville, has
been appointed minister to Guatemala,
to succeed DR.. w. G. Hunter, resigned.
The recent election in the territory
of Hawaii resulted in republican VIC
tory.
President Roosevelt has gone to
Smedes, Miss, for Il four days black
bear hunt.
The whisky tax law enacted by the
last Missouri Legislature has been de-
clared unconstitutional and void.
-Four towns were completely buried
and thousands of people killed by the
eruption of the volcano of Santa
Maria in Guatemala.
Director of the Mint Roberts re-
ports the worlds production of gold
in 1901 was $263,374, 900, and of silver,
$1o4, 100.
The ninth annual convention of the
Daughters of the Confederacy began
at New Orleans.
Uncle 'Lige Bledsoe (colored), be-
lieved to have been the oldest man in
the world, died in Harrodsburg, Ky..
aged 1873 years.
Lady Henry Somerset, the temper
ance advocate, sailed from New York
for England on the St. Louis.
Seventeen hundred Roman Catholic
converts are reported massacred in
one place in southern China by box
ers.
Five men suspected of the Gardner
Qll.) bank robbery, October 20, have
been arrested in Chicago.
The first American casualties are
recorded as a result of the Colombian
revolution, one man being killed and
three wounded by the rebels.
Officials are taking steps to hasten
the negotiations for the reciprocity
treaty now pending between the
United States and Cuba.
Prof. Samuel NJ. Lindsay, commits
sioner of education in Porto Rico, saws
the educational prospects of the island
are good.
Michael Clifford celebrated his one
hundredth birthday at his home in
Baraboo, Wis.
President Roosevelt's annual mes
sage will recommend Sherman anti
trust amendments to curb combines.
The official canvass of the vote of
Illinois at the recent election gives
Busse (rep.) for state treasurer plu-
rality of SG,771.