Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-06-25
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Cuba's senate has approved the bill
fixing President Palma's salary at
$4,000 year.
Ladrones in the Philippines hacked
an American sergeant, two corporals
and four privates limb from limb.
1t is said that the proposition OF
Gov. Taft for the purchase of the
friars' lands in the Philippines will
be accepted by the vatican.
Spain has decided to appoint q
minister to the Cuban republic.
At Vienna an anarchist plot to as
sassinate Emperor Franz Josef has
been discovered.
The continued wintry weather has
played havoc with the crops of France,
Germany and Austro-Hungary.
In London plot to assassinate Hing
Edward was rumored, and the kings
sickness was declared to be feigned to
keep him from public functions where
the plot might be carried out.
Grand Duke Constantine of Russia
became insane and berated the car for
fancied criticism.
A dispatch says that King Edward
has definitely decided to grant par
don to Mrs. Florence May brick during
the coronation.
Surrender of the Beers in the Trans,
vaal and in the Orange River colonies
is now complete
The Irish members of the house OF
commons have resolved not to take
part in the coronation of King Edward.
LATER NEWS.
Practically the entire day in the
United States senate on the 18th was
taken up with debate upon the canal
bill. The nomination of Capt. Charles
E. Clarke to be rear admiral was IA
vorably reported. In the house the
general deficiency appropriation bill
was passed, which includes the item
reimbursing the states of Illinois,
Michigan, Indiana, Ohio and Iowa for
claims growing out of the civil war.
In the Eighth Indiana district the
democrats have nominate J. E. Trues-
dale for congress.
a national convention of miners
will meet at Indianapolis July II to con-
slider the question of general strike
to aid the anthracite workers who are
out in Pennsylvania.
William Lynn, who resides south of
Pana, ILL.,, celebrated his one hum
dred and eighth birthday.
Anarchists lead mob of 5000 at Pa
terson. n. j., in an attack upon the
silk mills, and police and ten persons
were shot, of whom four will die.
Gov. Aycock, of North Carolina, has
offered reward of $500 each for IS
men who lynched a negro on June II.
Senior Buencamino, Filipino secre-
tary of state under Aguinaldo, says
the islands are pacified except for rob-
Der bands.
Fire at Creole. COL. destroyed prop
erty valued at 100000 and made 60
families homeless.
Director of the Mint George f. Rob-
ects has bought the Iowa State Regis
ter at Des Moines from the Clarkson
family.
Tennessee republicans have nomi-
mated Fl. T. Campbell, of Carter, for
governor.
During quarrel Mrs. George
Leightner killed Miss Rose Wheeler
and her mother. Mrs. William Wheeler,
at Toledo, O.
John H. Mickey. of Osceola. has been
nominated for governor by the repub-
licans in Nebraska.
The Illinois Steel company has volun-
tarily increased the wages of the. Joliet
ten per cent.
The United States battleship Illinois,
fla gship of Rear Admiral Crownin-
shield, has arrived at Southampton.
The British chancellor of the ex-
chequer announced that the tax on
bread would be reduced one-half.
\ mob at Vincennes, Ind, surround
ed the Jail and threatened to lynch Will
liam Edison. charged with attacking
child, but the officers drove the crowd