Willmar tribune., 1905-12-27

St9 kIouloT 1A0tSUI1 Oh Japan ~ slated
for early retirement. 4 new cabinet be-
ing formed BY constitutional party
leaders.
The government soon will begin
suits to end rate discrimin ton
against western shippers In the south
east. 3s. # s*
Jack O'Brien defeated Bob Fitxsim-
mons In 12 rounds, the latter falling
exhausted in his corner before time
was called for the fourteenth round,
1t was O'Brien's fight all the way.
State insurance officials are called
to meet in Chicago February in the
interest OF campaign for uniform
laws to regulate business.
Abraham III. Hummel Of New York,
the lawyer who was involved in the
famous Dodge Morse. matrimonial and
divorce tangle, was convicted Of con
spiracy, sentenced for a year and fined
$780,
Under Gov. Deneen's threat Of prose-
cution former Illinois state treasurers
and auditors have begun the refundine
Of 1921 1000 said to have been Illegally
taken. s<.s.>&
The Illinois supreme court reversed
and remanded to the criminal court
OF Cook county for a new trial the case
Of. "JOcko'' Briggs, who was convicted
Of murder and sentenced to be hanged.
Austin Francis, charged with the
murder in Kansas City, Mo-, a month
ago of Winona Newton, Is years old,
his sweetheart, was found guilty OF
murder in the first degree.
Gold has begun to arrive in large
quantities at the Imperial Bank OF
Germany in Berlin from St. Peters
burg. About 100000 has already
been received. The movement is ex-
pected to continue until q total of $685.
100000 Is reached.
Will Carter, a negro, was hanged at
Kenansyille, N. c., for criminal as
sault upon a six-year-old white girl at
Wallace, N. c., November last.
Former Alderman Robert l.. Rudolph
who was convicted in Milwaukee, Wis,
month ago Of soliciting a bribe OF
500 from ex-City Attorney charles H.
Hamilton in 1901, has been denied q
new trial.
Gen. Felix Gustave Saussier former
cOmmander-in-chief of the French
army, is dead.
A seat on the New York stock ex-
change has just sold for 100000. the
highest price on record.
Drocido~% Doooo~vo1& hos
Joseph Bucklin Bishop as a member of
the isthmian canal commission, to fill
a vacancy in that body caused by the
resignation of Chief Engineer Wallace.
Charles E. Shiveley, o. Richmond,
Ind, supreme chancellor of the Knights
of Pythtas, has designated February
10, 1906, as the time for the celebration
of the anniversary of the founding of
the order.
Gov. La Toilette, of Wisconsin,, sent
his resignation as governor to the leg
islature, to take effect on the first
Monday in January. He resigns to
accept the United States senatorship.
The special session of the legislature,
after receiving the governors message,
adjourned sine die.
President Castro, of Venezuela, has
withdrawn his offensive note to the
French minister and France may now
consider the incident as closed.
Wreckers ditched Santa Fe train
near Reading, Kan, and General Man
ager Hurley offers $1,000 for their ar
rest. -,
Daring swimmers rescued from a
living tomb two men imprisoned 40
hours in New York tunnel.
A bomb was hurled into the "open
shop" bureau Of the Employers asso-
citation in New York, wrecking the Of
nee.
Western railroads have agreed to OBJ
serve the interstate and Elkins laws.
President Roosevelt favors a new
Chinese exclusion law, admitting all
classes freely with the exception of
coolies, while Secretary Metcalf op-
poses this view.
A London philanthropist has given
$50O,00 to Gen. Booth of the Salvation
Army to carry out home colonization
scheme. 49,.
Royal B. Stearns and w. B. Harsnell
were convicted of grabbing govern
ment lands in South Dakota and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary by St.
Paul court.
one man was killed and many in
5ured in a railroad collision on the ele-
waited structure of the New York Cen
trail In New York city.
Fire in the plant of the Shonk Litho-
graphing company in Chicago resulted
In the death OF one fireman and injury
OF a dozen people. 6---f
George Gill Roberts, accused of mur-
dering Commissioner Kopf in Chicago,
was held to the grand jury at the cor
oner's inquest. ~.
BENJAMIN Parkhurst, of Washington,
died In an Easton, Pa, hospital from
the effects of beating received week
ago at the hands of friends with whom
he had been drinking. Parkhurst was
connected with the government postal
department for 20 years. %zI.:
| Three men were blown to pieces and
seven others were more or less serious.
" nurt by an explosion of dynamite
In the excavation for the new Altman
building in New York. Fragments OF
the bodies Of the dead were scattered
over IN area Of hundreds Of feet.
Miss Aloise Kimball, aged %. killed
herself at Evansville, Ind, by taking
j carbolic acid 'sS2sss .s.<--s ~. Z :: s:-s Il:
q Kansas grand pury indicted State
SenEtor F.. Dumont Smith for alleged
connection with land frauds 81 r..
The huo1 vf Christmas presents fol
| EurODe gave steamera sailing from