Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-01-19

Illinois. Upon receipt of an appeal
for help from Sheriff John Mathis OF
that county, Deneen ordered out Com.
panies D, F and X of the Fourth regi-
ment, l. N G., and Company I of the
Fifth regiment, with instructions to
proceed to Vienna at once.
Gen, Estrada, leader Of the revolu-
tionary forces in Nicaragua, Is pre-
pairing to rapidly push the campaign
which has been planned against the
government forces with vigor, as he
has been strongly reinforced with
both men and money.
With the purpose of rebuilding the
shattered fortunes of her husband
and obtaining a pardon for him, Mrs.
Charles w. Morse, has opened an Of
flee at 43 Exchange place and has
taken entire charge of the convicted
Ice kings financial affairs.
Greek fought Slav in a Hammond
company boarding house until the
place resembled a shambles and TWEEN.
ty or more of the participants were
injured. Several of them required the
services of surgeon so serious were
the wounds. The riot was precipitat-
ed by the stealing of a rooster, al
though bad blood exists among the
two races to a considerable degree.
Life Imprisonment may be the pun
ishment Of Frederick Cohen, the
Bellevue-Stratford waiter who eloped
with 17-year-old Roberta de Janon,
granddaughter Of the Philadelphia
millionaire scotsman, Robert Buist.
Speaker Cannon turned the tables"
on the insurgent-Democratic forces
when an effort was made to take away
from him the power to determine
what part of the recent message of
the president should go to the house
committee on interstate and foreign
commerce and what part to the
judiciary committee.
The Scandinavian-Americ bank
has sold the Alaska building in Seat
tie, the largest Office building in the
Pacific northwest, to Mrs. John Evans
of Boston for $1,5O0,000.
The American Museum of Natural
History is in the market for about
10000 insects. It plans to make
collection representing every species
of insect found within fifty miles O.
New York city.
A series of woman-suffrage meet
ings for negroes is the latest devel-
opment of the suffrage crusade in
New York city. Mrs. O.. H. P. Bel
mont and other suffrage leaders will
speak.
Colombia has Cancelled it's emerald
mining concession to a London and
New York syndicate. It is said French
and Spanish companies wish to COM
pete in the bidding.
George Maddox, accused of being
the leader of the rope ladder band"
which has been entering windows by
means of ropes stretched from roofs.
has been arrested at New York.
Deaths and accidents were reported
in Pittsburg and surrounding territory
In the wake Of a new storm followed
by zero weather.
The New York military academy at
Cornwall, N. Y, was destroyed by
lire. No one was injured.
Thomas w. Lawson has offered 20
cents pound for the entire pooled
crop Of the Burley Tobacco society,
according to an announcement Of the
broker, made in Cincinnati
His vocabulary saved a lusty New
YORK parrot from death in a fire. Fire.
men believed human being was cry.
Ing for help and assembled to the top
floor to carry the bird down a ladder.
Three books by DR.. F. A. Cook are
to be placed on the Fictitious nara.
tive" list by the Boston public Ii
brary.
Sunday was "iry" at Indianapolis
as the result of an order from S. L.
Shank, the new mayor.
The 1ong-delayed report of the Uni
Verslty of Copenhagen to the National
Geographic society has arrived in
Washington. It was written in Dan.
1sh, and though brief, was to the
point After being translated the re
port was reviewed by the special com.
m1ttee of the Geographic society ap
pointed to review the Cook data
None of the Cook data accompanied
the report.
tariff war between the United
States and Germany, forecasted to be-
gin at the expiration of the most
favored nation clause in the treaty
between the two countries, which
terminates February Z next will not
be 1naugurated. This information
comes directly from officials of tho
German government.
Thomas P. Reilly, a special investi-
gator for the interstate commerce
commission, was arrested in New
York and locked up in the Tombs
charged with the theft of a letter
written by George w. Wickersham,
United States attorney general, to
Henry A. Wise, United States district
attorney, the same having been taken
from Mr.. Wise's Office in the New
York Federal building.
Miss Mabel Alden, organist in thu
Yorkville Qll.) Baptist church, and
DR.. Arthur Anderson, a wealthy physt
clan, are both missing. The names OF
two were connected by gossip before
they disappeared. The girls father,
Nathan Alden, a Yorkville merchant,
says that she has been driven from
home by the scandalous talk.
Great Britain has interviewed in the
Nicaraguan affair. The secret of the
continued presence in Nicaraguan wa.
tiers of the British cruiser Scylla was
revealed when it's commander sent on