Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

All negotiations for settlement OF
the Chicago teamsters' strike have been
declared of after a failure of employers
and labor men to come to an agreement.
The employers refused to grant arbitra-
ton Of the garment workers strike,
while the union leaders declared that
any arbitration plan must include the
garment workers.
Henry c. Prick, acting for an investi-
eating committee of the directors OF the
Equitable Assurance society, has called
on President Alexander for full details
OF the society's doings.
Joseph Chamberlain comes out for q
stronger and a permanent Anglo-Jap-
anese alliance.
st. Petersburg thinks President Roose-
welt has offered the czar his aid in max
ing peace with Japan, because of Ambas-
sador Meyers reception at Tsarskoe
Selo.
Gen. ]. F. Grant, grand secretary of the
sovereign grand lodge of odd fellows in
the United States, died at Baltimore,
where he was operated on about four
weeks ago for serious internal affec.
ton.
Miss Howard Weeden. the southern
poet and artist, is dead at Huntsville
Ala.
The king and queen of England ar
rived at Palma, Island of Majorca, on
the royal yacht Victoria and Albert and
were enthusiastically welcomed by a
large assemblage.
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
promises Ireland practically home rule
If the liberal party regains power in
Great Britain.
AS a result of the breaking OF steel
cable in power block in Cleveland. O..
an elevator was hurled to the bottom Of
the shaft killing one man and fatally
injuring another.
Arthur Lutchford, secretary and treas
urer of the Mechanics savings bank of
Rochester, N. Y. committed suicide at
his home by shooting.
Judge w. N. Allison, once prominent
In politics in Ohio, was run over and
killed by switching engine at Snyder,
Okla, while attempting to cross the
eA0NN' AAO "0o on years VI age.
Willie Armsington, aged 13, is under
arrest at Malta, Mont, charged with
killing his stepfather, William Sitz
The two had quarreled. and the boy shot
his stepfather three times with a %.
caliber rifle.
One person is dead, one fatally in.
1ured and five seriously as the result of
fire in a saloon and boarding house at
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The demand of Russian Rear Admiral
Prince Ouktomsky for a court-martial
mas been granted. Ouktomsky was
blamed for the Russian defeat in the sea
battle of Port Arthur last August.
Jaques Faure made a successful pas
sage over English channel in a bal.
loon.
The original indictment against
Maxim Gorky shows that he wrote 9
document accusing the car and hia
supporters Of the murders of Jan.
uary %.
The New York collector has been
compelled to pay back 1911, 681 levied
rs war tax on Cornelius Vanderbilt's
~ estate.
The cry in Mississippi is for bette,
schools, the people seeming willing tc
welcome heavier taxation il q bette,
educational system can be assured.
Henry Monroe, his wife, child and
brother, were found asphyxiated by
gas in their residence in Chicago.
Few st. Louis saloons heed the police
order notifying them that the Sunday
closing law will be enforced. Large
hotels, however, lock their bars and
refuse to sell drinks to guests
Washington statistics show that ou1
exports to Cuba indicate big increase
over last year.
4 War on cigarettes has resulted II
drastic legislation in Indiana and Ne
I braska, and similar action is expected
by the Legislatures Of other middle
western states. =:. =.=. /.