Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

A plotter disguised in Cossack's uni
form was discovered in the cars palace
and later two bombs were found. This
has resulted in the arrest of secret SER
vice men.
Judge Edward F. Dunno was elected
mayor of Chicago by a plurality OF a.
24S votes in total OF 3222,3373. Frederick
W. Block, for treasurer. and Adrian G.
Arson, for clerk, both democrats, also
won. John F. Smulski, republican, was
reelected city attorney.
Democrats scored general success in
municipal elections in Colorado and
Montana. Republicans and democrats
shared honors in the contests in Mis-
souri,, Democrats carried the elections in
Leavenworth and Kansas City. Kan, re-
versing previous records for those
cities.
After damp, due to an explosion of
blasting powder set off by persons as yet
unknown. caused the death of 43 miners
at Joseph Letters coal mine at Zeigler,
ILL.,, according to the verdict of a coro-
ner's jury.
Ira Stewart. convicted at Chippewa
Falls, Wis, four years ago of numbering
his son-in-law, Fred Miller, has been
granted a new trial by the Wisconsin
supreme court
For her heroism in saving the life OF
companion skater from drowning last
winter, Miss Lavina Steele, OF Des
Moines. Ia. recently appointed assist
mt tofa Shro~ VII Sr s-& ~
Carnegie medal for her brave rescue.
Seventy natives were killed and many
we're injured when the native quarter of
Lahore, India, was demolished by the
earthquake.
The unusually long dry season in
Panama has caused scarcity of water,
which is now being sold there at four
cents gallon.
The will of the late Adrian Iselin, the
New York banker, which disposes of an
estate is estimated in value at between
$15,000.000 and $3O,OO0.OOO Practically
the entire estate is divided among the
testators four sons and three daughters
George Goodall, SO years old, and an
intimate friend of President Lincoln. is
dead in Washington. He rendered valu-
able service during the war as personal
scout for President Lincoln in the coun-
try surrounding Washington.
Secretary Shaw has announced that
he will make call on national bank de-
posts for about $27 600, 900 in two in
stallments, the first falling due on May
13 and the second on July 1, 1905.
George Coffey, who fatally stabbed his
cousin, George st. Pierre, at Sioux City,
Ia, few weeks ago, has been acquitted
of murder. Self defense was the sue
cessful plea.
Mrs. Mary Grant Cramer sister of the
late President U. S. Grant, and widow OF
DR.. Michael J. Cramer, was found dead
in bed at the bone OF her sister, Mrs.
Virginia Grant Corbin, in East Orange,
NJ.
The cruiser Brooklyn, which went to
Haytien waters upon rumors of gath.
ering of revolutionists, has been ordered
away.
England Is averse to reducing its army
owing to the suspicion of Russias atti-
tude toward India.
Four men were killed and IL others
carried away in snowslide at the
Bankers National mine, near Ouray,
Col. All of the II have been account
ed for.
President William F. Potter, of the
Long Island railroad, died in New
York Of cerebro-spinal meningitis.
Two men were killed in an accident
on the Wabeno branch of the Chicago
e Northwestern railroad near Oconto,
WIS, caused by the breaking down of
q freight GER in the middle of a train.
The fourteenth continental congress
81 of the Daughters of the American Rev
Olution will be held in their new
Memorial hall in Washington, D. G.,
beginning April II.
-Four men were killed in collision
between trains on the Southern rail-
way near Badhan, N. C.
Frank Byers, a junior law student In
the University of Michigan from Harlan,
a., was drowned while canoeing on the
Huron river at Ann Arbor, Mich.
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans, known
as Fighting Bob" assumed command
of the North Atlantic fleet at Pensacola
Fla. - ..:a.
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