Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-03-18

Judge Brough in the Toledo, O.,
common pleas court released three
ice men sentenced to six months i'm
prisonment for violation of the anti
trust laws. The men had served 81
days.
District Attorney Jerome of New
York filed with Gov. Hughes at Al
bany, N, Y, his answer to the charges
preferred against him.
The English government has de-
cided to keep private the personal let
ter written by Emperor William to
Lord Tweedmouth, first lord of the
admiralty.
The Fidelity Trust company was ap.
pointed by Judge Tarrant at Milwau-
kee as receiver in Wisconsin for the
Chicago & Milwaukee Electric Rail-
way company.
Disquieting news is spread regard
ing political unrest in the Argentine
provinces.
A deputy sheriff from Mason coun-
ty, Michigan, served upon City Con-
troller c. J. Barnett of Bay City,
Mich, a warrant issued under an in
dictment returned by state grand
jury.
Capt. Daniel Stewart, "a years of
age, died at Upper Alton, ILL.,, after
lying in bed q years.
The Japanese naval authorities de-
clared that the visit of the Japanese
warship Adzuma to Canton has no
connection with the Tatsu Maru af-
fair, the coincidence with that trouble
being merely accidental.
Henry Schoenfeldt, % years old, of
Riverside, Ind, was arrested at Dan.
Vile, ILL.,, charged with defrauding
the First National bank at Upton,
Ind.
Eugene H. Cohnrich, a wholesale
San Francisco shoe merchant, COM
mitted suicide at his place of bust
ness.
Alexander Lucier and Leon Wheel
don were arrested at Mount Sterling,
KY, on the charge of having robbed
the post Office at Brocton, Mass.
The Usage and Declares, blacks on
the upper Sanga river, in the French
Congo, have revolted.
Fire completely destroyed the Do
minion Coal company's washing plant
at Port Morden, N. S. The loss, $685.
900.
John T. Dover, secretary of the
Worcester (Mass.) Young Mems
Christian association, was notified that
he is heir to a fortune of $10,00O,0 900.
During fight at an Italian chris
tening at Harmarville, Pa, two men
were stabbed and third shot.
William T. Manning, who was cam
paign manager for former Judge Al
ton B. Parker in the latter's canvass
for the presidency in 1904, died in New
York.
The third floors of 16 of Milwaukee's
public schools were ordered vacated
because of the absence of fire es.
capes.
Eleven firemen were seriously in.
jured, several families were rescued
and panic was caused in Chicago when
fire completely destroyed Apollo hall
with loss of $4,000.
Miss Jessie Daw of Brooklyn, an in.
mate of sanitarium at Ffshkill Land.
ing, N. Y, threw herself from a win.
dow and was killed.
Antonio Strollo, an Italian who
killed Antonio Torseilla in Van Cort-
landt park, New York, went to death
in the electric chair at Sing Sing
prison with a smile.
Congressman Adolph Meyer, for
merly an assistant adjutant general in
the confederate army, died in New
Orleans.
The total number of dead, as re.
suit of the burning of the Lakeview
school in Collinwood, O., is estimated
at 174
At the coroner's inquest into the
Collinwood, O., school holocaust,
Fritz Hirter, the janitor of the build
ing, was exonerated from all blame
for the fire by Coroner T. A. Burke.
Senator Joseph w. Bailey of Texas
addressed the senate on currency.
Charles Aldrich, curator and foun-
der of the state historical department
of Iowa, died at Boone, Ia.
Fire in Kalamazoo, Mich, did dam
age estimated at 100000.
Giuseppe Ala was placed on trial in
the Denver (Col) criminal court. He
shot down Father Leo Heinrichs.
An effort is being made before con.
gress to secure new apportionment
of the recompensation now given by
the government for the transportation
of United States mails by rail-
The Point Iona (Cal) wireless sta.
ton reported dispatch for the navy
department from Admiral Evans on
board his flagship, the Connecticut.
Warden Frank Conley of the Deer
Lodge (Mont.) state penitentiary was
dangerously wounded and his first as
sistant warden, James Robinson, was
killed when three life convicts made a
dash for liberty.
Japan's ultimatum in the case of
the Tatsu Maru has been presented to
the Chinese foreign board at Picking,
and the board has the matter under
consideration. The Tatsu Maru was
seized off Macao by Chinese customs
cruisers
Gov. Charles E. Hughes was formal.
ly Endorsed as New York's candidate
for president by the Republican state
committee at it's meeting in New
York.
After an illness of ten days DR.. o.