Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-17

ssSSsss
FOR the nrst Il, 81 since II iast March
United States Sens or Chaunce
:sD1oepewS piresll 60 NJ ! NICE citing "a sthe
ex exec utiVe commit tee :;off the lew OH
Central RailWa pany. ].
Police in5 Prassa \ disc covered an a.
senal from which the 81 ossacks had
been selling government arms to the
revoluti onists b, ~, e n ss a%
i All the members OF an organization
to carry on revoluti onary agitation in
the army have been arrested at wilma,
Russia. The leader is an officer, and
with him were ssociated 40 soldiers,
The condition OF corn on October 1,
was so.1. as compared With 9o.2. last
month, S9.2 on October >, 1905, $3.50
at the corresponding date in 1904, and
q ten-year average Of 1885, :.
Richard Croker has formally in
augurated at Dublin the libel suit
which will bring to definite issue the
question whether he used his position
as chief of Tammany Hall for, pur-
poses of financial profit -;
. The executive committee Of; the In
ternational Association Of ~ Police
Chiefs decided that the convention Of
next year should be. held in the con-
vention building of the Jamestown ex-
position, the week beginning June 1S.
At the Georgia home coming exer-
cises at LAGRANGE, Gov.-Elect Hoke
Smith delivered an address on the
race question in the south, In which
he said that the fourteenth amend
ment to the constitution hinders the
most intelligent mode of handling the
subject. .'-..
The resolutions committee Of the
Farmers National Congress-, COM
posed of one member from each of the
81 states represented, agreed to re-
port favoring the election of United
States senators by direct vote and re-
affirming the former stand of the Or
ganization for parcels post and pos
tai savings banks.
The grand jury at Lima, O., indicted
II plumbing concerns on charges of
conspiracy against trade Several
prominent men were included. The
bills are based on the Valentine law.
Invitations for proposals to COM
plete the Panama canal were issued
by the canal commission, and the form
OF contract under which the work is to
be done was made public by Chairman
Shonts, Who also gave out a letter
written to the. secretary of war CIV
ing the commissions reasons for con-
tracing the work.
The Wisconsin Central Railway
company was formally transferred in
to the control of new interests at the
annual meeting OF the stockholders,
which was held at to general Offices
OF the corporation in Milwaukee.
With 100 delegates in attendance,
headed by Gov. Cummins, of Iowa,
and Congressman J. Adam Bede, of
Pine River, MIMI, the fifth annual
convention of upper Mississippi River
association opened in
Mayor Jones' reception room at Min
Passenger train No. 8, north.bound,
on the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis
& Omaha railroad was derailed at the
Maun street crossing, Mankato, MINI.
The engine and tender and mail car
were thrown of the track.
Four men were killed and one seri-
ously injured by an explosion in the
dry house at the Dupont Powder COM
pany's plant, one mile north OF Tama-
qua, Pa. 2>:s'7- - .">- e:
The Marchesa De Grillo, better
known as Adelaide Ristori, the cele-
brated Italian actress, died at Rome.
She had been suffering from pneu-
monia for some time.
The Japanese authorities refuse to
allow an American company to- ship
goods over the Newchwang railway
unless q Japanese name is used.
Announcement that the debt which
has accumulated during several years
had been entirely wiped out through
the generosity Of q number of bust
ness men was an unexpected feature
of the first session of the annual meet
ing of the American board of commits
sioners for foreign missions at North
Adams, Mass. >'ssz s:
Nathaniel R. Hart, a prominent law
yer, was found dead in his Office at
Stanford, Conn.,, having shot himself
during the night. Mr.. Hart formerly
was assistant United States district
attorney and was IS years old. =,
The Wisconsin supreme court rem
dered a decision that cities must go to
the legislature to get a remedy
against high prices for gas. The city
OF Madison sued for inspection Of the
local company's books. ~.
Frank Kelly, aged SO, night superin-
tendent at the: Macbeth-Evans Glass
company's plant at Charleroi, Pa, was
murdered as the result Of quarrel
over a game Of billiards. u, ~, (
The real secret Of the recent illness
OF the sultan of Turkey was that he.
was shot in the abdomen By q sKirdish
woman who was jealous Of his latest
favorite in the harem, q beautiful Cir
cussian girl. :: - ya; *;I*S H. e
The, commissions appointed by En-
peror Nicholas TO Investigate Z the
causes OF the sveaborg and Cronstadt
have found that the blame
was largely attributable to the ;negli-
gence and inenhciency Of the oficers.%
There il growing unrest anon ) INC