Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-25

Chief Wilkia, ,of tbe United States -
|uret service, has announced the discov-.
1ry of q new counterfeit SO United
States Buffalo" note. The note Is an
excellent counterfeit. . H.. .s.s>:5=
Nathan Young. OF Cranberry, N. c..
died in the city hospital in Kansas City,
Mo-, rs the result OF an assault upon him
by footpads on the night OF January II.
At Wilson, KAN, City Marshal TIL
man shot and killed Sam Hutchinson,
the postmaster and editor OF 4 paper
there, during a quarrel, and then COM
mitted suicide. y-.~~~..-v=s - -.-. r. f. ~
Ex-Congressman b. f. Rice, who
served several terms as representative
from Arkansas, died At Tulsa, l. T.
Secretary Hay has secured positive as
surances from the powers that there
shall be no attempt made upon the integ-
rtty of Chinese territory.
While party OF young men were
"belling" newly welded couple, John
M0orfleld, a we'll known young farmer
of Gracey. Washington county. O., was
shot through the heart and instantly
killed.
The Arizona legislature passed unani-
mously a joint resolution protesting
against statehood with New Mexico in
any form. and preterring territorial gov
eminent forever.
In wreck on the Powelton & Poea-
hontas railroad, near Charleston. w.
Va, two men were killed and another
fatally injured.
Corporal punishment for men who
beat their wives, or any other female.
Is provided for in a bill filed In the Mas
sachusetts senate.
The department OF agriculture has is
sued regulations establishing federal
quarantine against large part Of the
south and parts Of other states to pre-
vent the spread OF splenetic, or south
ern fever, among cattle.
The cotton exchange in New York will
be closed on Saturday. February IL, and
Monday, February IL, in observance Of
Lincoln's birthday.
President Mitchell, in the United Mine
Workers convention ut Indianapolis, re-
futed the charge that he sold out the
miners in the Colorado strike.
A state society to prevent tuberculosis
was perfected in Chicago. A $250.0O
sanitartum and registration OF tuber-
culosis sufferers are the aims in view.
Foreign trade Of 1904 shows a loss in
exports and gain in imports, the latter
being the largest in our history. Cold
exports made a new high record in vol
ume.
Chicago leads all other cities, employ
ing 100000 men in manufacturing indus
tries.
Inability to break herself Of the cigar
cite habit lead Mrs. Sadie Thompson.
wife Of the sexton Of the Oak Park (Ill.)
Episcopal church. to commit suicide.
Great Britain proposes that the pow
ers take Macedonia away from Turkey
practically and install Christian gov
ernor over the province.
After sensational trial. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Harvey wore convicted at
Carroll. Ia, on a charge Of arson.
They were charged v ith setting fire to
the hotel at Glidden . year ago. Two
lives were lost In tie fire.
William H. McK;llip. prominent
Michigan lumberman,, died at Muske-
gon, Mich, aged SO years.
/ Frank Evans and William Elmer
Browning were arrested at Bedford,
Ind, charged with the murder of Miss
Sarah C. Shafer on the night Of jan
nary 81, 1901.
The president has decided to appoint
A. G. Stewart, Of Iowa, attorney gen.
eEal OF Porto Rico to succeed Willis
Sweet, Of Idaho, resigned.
Charles Smith, a 2l-year-old farmer.
living near Eaton Rapids, Mich, shot
and instantly killed Morton Hines,
aged 16 years. Smith was jealous of
young Hines attentions to his Is
year-old wife.
A. B. Loutzenheiser. paying teller of
the First national bank of Duluth.
Mimi, is charged with the theft of
$4,000 from the bank and a warrant
has been sworn out for his arrest.
The government school for Indians
| on the Menominee reservation, 'Kesh-
| ano, eight miles north OF Shawana,
Wis.,, has been totally destroyed by
fire. The loss will reach $4,000.
Fire destroyed the Mckay carriage
works at Grove City, Pa. The loss is
about 365, 900.
President Loubet, ct France, has &C.
copied the resignation OF the Combes
ministry.
Booker r. Washington, given an en-
thusiastic welcome by the legislature
and omcials Of Kansas in the capitol
later was rebuffed by every hotel in
Wichita, from each Of which he was ex-
cluded
Mary Kin, a good-looking girl of 10
years, was shot and killed at Buffalo
N. Y. by an Italian as yet unidenti-
fed. The man then shot and killed
himself.
Information comes from Clifton.
Artz., that five bodies have been re-
covered since the food there last week.
and that others are still entangled
within the drift.
Strikes in St. Petersburg are growing
rapidly, $4,000 men row being out and
more than 100000 celebrating on such
movement. The Neva shipbuilding
works are closed, and work on war yes-
sells and munitions for the army stopped.
causing grave anxiety to the govern
ment.
The civil commission reports that the
law was enforced last year better than
| ever before.
Col. Daniel Jones organizer of ora