The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-09-23
NEWS SETTINGS.
Chicago Sun is bankrupt.

The Chicago Sun is bankrupt.
The democratic majority in Arkansas is
81, 200.
Kansas City will have new $4,000 court
house.
Ell Coyote, the Mexican revolutionist, is
killed
The Connecticut onion crop is failure !
this season.
Fergus Falls will have new lOO.barrel
Touring mill.
Henry Willard will return to New York
next month.
Socialists are again drilling with rifles in |
New Jersey.
severe winter is predicted for the Call. |
forn!ans this year. r. . e |
Cardinal Jacobini, pontifical secretary of
state, is seriously i'll.
Hawaii is negotiating a 81. 900 600 six per
cent loan in London.
The seal catch in the Behrng sea this year
is unpreceden' edly large.
In Ohio a woman may be a lawyer, but
only voter can be notary.
Senator Stanford raised :, 600 tons OF grapes
on his Vina ranch this year.
Oleomaryarine men point out some incon-
sistencies in the taxing law.
The congregational triennial council will
meet in Chicago next month.
The Wisconsin labor party nominate John
Cochrane of Dodge for governor.
The Price Current estimates the reduction
in the corn crop at $50, 900 900 bushels.
Lieut.. Dawson of Racine, Wis.,. has the
first military order Grant ever wrote.
A Chicago anarchist attorney claims new
evidence that will warrant new trial.
Migratory birds are going south month
earlier than usual, and an early winter is
predicted. ~
American dairymen In convention at
Philadelphia are pleased with the anti.bogus
butter law.
Fra"ce, an American girl, were married at
Milwaukee,.
Cardinal Carmine Gori Merosi is dead. He
was born Feb Is. 1910. and made cardinal
| Nov. 10. 1884.
Terrible wind storms are reported from
| Terre Hapte, Ind, southeastern Michigan
and elsewhere:
McFetridge, republican, declines to run
against Delaney for congress In the Second
| Wisconsin district.
| The jury In the case of F. B. Smith against
the Minneapolis Tribune award the plaintiff
one cent damages.
| Miss Harriet IIOsmer, the sculptress, is
said TO have sunk the most OF her M 1ney in
| Keely motor stock.
Sheer are dear at Is cents per head in Fay
elite county, Ala. Poor crops caused the
falling off in price.
Between 5000 and 1000 people will go over
the Grand Trunk to attend the Odd Fellows s.
celebration in Boston.
Secretary Lamar Is to make the address at
the unveiling of the Calhoun monument in
Charleston in November.
A contract has been given TO an American
firm for twenty-six miles of cable railroad
in Melbourne, Australia.
Gems. Logan and Sherman addressed TO- COG
people at the reunion of the Army of the
Tennessee at Rock Island, III.
Chairman Munley OF Maine reports the re
publican majority for governor at 1900; pla
ral:ty On congressman, IL 900.
Col. Fred Grant Indignantly denies tAat he
has gone into the dog-raising business. II Is
another man ofthe same name.
j. Il. Glass, banker of Mount Sterling
Ill.,, yesterday made an assignment. The II
abilities are s57 .O6O aud assets 100000.
The American Agricultural and Dairy as
ISOLATION adopts additional resolution
hn. h,,ffo Il
Gen. Sherman has gone to New York with
his family to live, but he says he will Os
there himself but few weeks each year.
Inan Interview with Bismark, De Giers
Russian foreign minister. distinctly prom
ised that Russia would not occupy Bulgaria
ahe Oh 10 liye stock commission wish tn,
government to prohibit the importation O
cattle from Canada on account of pleur,
pneumonia.
President Diaz, in his message to the Mex
lean c"Hgress yesterday, spoke in mos
conciliatory tone of the dispute with thu
United States,
The great dome al Notre DAM End.0 uni
vcrsity is being covered with gold leaf TIL.
work will require about 4, 900 books of golt
leaf and will cost s. 900.
Henry Willard has rented Offices in iii.
Mills building. New York city. He will ac
as the representative of Berlin bank apt
also as agent Of German investors
The average yield of 1850 acres of wheat OF
the Grandin farm was % bushels and fifteer
pounds per acre. On the MayviIle farm 4Oa
acres averaged 25 bushels and pounds pc
acre.
Judge Jones OF Minneapolis presented q
valuable tract of eighty acres on Cedar Lake
Minneapolis suburb, to the WON ans
Christian association, The tract is valued a
100000.
The largest water power sawmill in th,
, world located in Chippewa Falls, Wis, ant
owned by the Chippewa Lumber and Boon
company, was tota lily destroyed 10y fire las
week, entailing a loss of about 5000 OF
which there Is an insurance of SAG, 500, most
ly in mutual companies The building wa
struck by lightning during heavy storm
and set on fire. About 500 men are throw
out of employment. The mill will probabl,
be rebuilt.