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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-03-15
Dakota.s Soldiers. Home.

YANKToN, OAK, March 12.-S. 7.
Hammond, of Ashton: a member of the
committee of the Dakota G. A. r. to
chooss location for the Dakota Soldiers,
home, says that he will report faVorably
for Hot Springs, Oak. The owners Of the
town site offer to donate the springs and
land for the home. -. ? /,
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Em.pration Incrcasinp.

ST. PAUL, March 9-Three car loads
of emigrants were taken out by the
Northern Pacific Thursday morning en-
route for Washington Territory. Four
car leads were sent out the day before,
1876 of the passengers being booked for
Spokane Falls =
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The Dead Emneror,s Will

BERLIN March 12.-The emperor's will
has been opened. It directs that his
body shall be inferred dressed in field
uniform, with gray military cloak over
the shoulders and field cap on the head.
Upon the body are to be placed the deco
rations of the orders of the Black Eagle
and Iron Cross, second class, the cross of
the Russian order of St. George, the war
medals of 1914, 1864, 1866 and 1870, and
the Hohenzollern medal of 1849.
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NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS.
Interestins Items Briefly Chronielsd fes
Our Headers. slf.} -

Democrats have selected Speaker Car
Isle to close che tan6 debate. ie
The Manitoba Viii meet the cut made
By the Northern Pacific In freight rates
between ST. Paul and Montana points.
It is said the Union Pacifc VIII not do 20.
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Minnesota & Northwestern R'y.
Leave q psn,
ST, Paul SIAIIONS. Is2s "@-
iaIo ,-G1 oniS 4 Kas (iLy Exp 1850 p NJ
S.02 d n q $50 NJ
Chicago, Waterloo d Du-
+ 7.l5 M buuue express. o:'o M
Randolph ,Northfeld Far
1.2D NJ ipault & Watervllle acc. fll:Zo AN
Dodge Centre. Rochester,
4.3OpN Austin and Lyle acc. IflI:ZO AN
Daily ex. Sunday. / ex. Saturday. Exc
'Onday.
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square miles, double the size of the state
Of Rhode Island, yet it is one Of the
smallest, but one Of the most important,
counties OF Montana. The county, of
which the above map gives the outline,
has population Of about {, 1000, with an
assessed valuation of nearly 50, 000, 600.
The Manitoba railroad bridge across the
I Missouri is already completed and the
wagon bridge will soon be ready for use.
The Sand Coulee railroad will be pushed
through the great coal fields Niehart val
ley and the mineral bearing sections of
the Bell mountains. .. ,~-.s'ls1-- >
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THE suLLIvAN-MITeHELL FIGHT.

Boston's Chanpiou Fails to Knock Out
the Agile Little .Englishmap - The
Fight . Draw.
CHANFfLLY, France, March i2.-The
Sullivan Mitchell prize fight took place
on the grounds of the Baron Rothschild,
near Criel, and is unanimously voted .
fizzle. Mr.. Ensle, Of the London
stock exchange Maa ehQl1p EaisEss. Ban
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Says It Was Blackmail.

\ NEW YORK, March 1s.-The Herald
publishes in advance a chapter of Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher's biography, touch
ing on the famous scandal. Mr.. Beecher
makes out an apparent case of pure
blae kmail against him, shows that every
pressure was brought upon him to extort
money, that he yielded on account of
sympathy with Tilton until he became
convinced that his feelings were being
imposed on.
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Ready to Commence tho 500 Canal.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, March H.
Everything is in readiness to proceed
with the work of the 500 canal this
spring. The water In ST. Marys canal is
four inches lower than last year, and will
impede navigation. The Edison electric
power canal will not start before spring.
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FREDERICK III. IN BERLIN.

The Bedy of the Late Emperor Con-
veyed to the Cathedral.
BERLIN, March 12.-Frederick III and
empress arrived in Berlin about midnight
Sunday. The body of the late emperor
was then conveyed to the cathedral amid
a dense throng. The bells tolled until Q
o'clock Monday morning, when the peo-
pie departed from the cathedral and the
emperor and empress repaired to the
palace. A heavy snowstorm prevailed.
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United States Attorney for Dakota.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-William NJ
Purcell was to-day nominated by the
president as United States attorney for
Dakota, to I'LL the place lately made va
can't by the appointment Of Mr.. Garland
as associate justice.
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No Female suffrage for Iowa.

Dies MONIES, Iowa, March THE bill
granting women suffrage at municipal
and school elections was defeated on pas
sage in the house. A motion to recon
slider the vote was laid on the table. This
virtually kills the measure for this SEES
sion. The new freight schedule was
passed. .aft...--- p.
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England Rejoices.

LONDON, March 12.-Here in London
the anxiety as to how long the new en-
peror will live, is swallowed up in the
rejoicing that an English princess, the
best beloved of her whole race, is to be
empress Of Germany, at least for time.
Naturally, Englishmen are delighted
with this, the more so because Bismarck
opposed the alliance with "those scrofu-
Ions GuelDhSn
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For Coast Defense.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-After sew
eral weeks deliberations, the house COM
mittee on military engineers has deter
mined to recommend for passage the
Cutcheon bill (amended in one respect)
appropriating 81, 450, coo for the purpose
of coast defense $50 $50 go
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In the House.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March e.
Mr.. Cultivate, Of Ohio, from the
committee on Pacific railroads, reported
favorably the bill extending the time fol-
payment OF the government by the srlb-
sldized roads comprised within the
Union Pacific system. House cRlsndar.
A resolution was adopt d calling on
the president fer the correspondence be-
tween our government and the govern
ments Of Great Britain and Venezuela in
regard to the boundary dispute between
the last named nations. 49,, :, . -,ar p /
The bill opening the Montana Crow
reservation was passed and the bill open
ing the Sioux reservation to settlement
taken up. ...... .-..-.... 3 o a-.E.S !
WASHINGTON, March S.-The house
bill appropriating SO, 900 for the pur-
chase OF certain swords belonging To the
late James Shields, Of Missouri, was
passed. On motion of Mr.. Nelson, of
Minpasota,a bill was passed for the ailot-
ment OF lands in severalty on the White
Earth and Red Lake reservations Ct to the
Chippewa Indians in Minnesota, and for
opening up to settlement of the other
reservations of those Indians tn that
state. ....-...-. -
WASHINGTON, March 9.-Mr. Herman,
OF Oregon, was excused from further
Eeryice on the committee on manufac-
lures, and Was appointed on the commit
tee on Indian depreciation claims. The
house then proceeded to further consid-
Grafton of the omnibus war claim bill,
coming over from last Friday.
The bill was passed with = an
amendment appropriating $4,000 for
the relief of the Virginia theological SEM
mary. The remainder of the session was
consumed in the consideration of few
private bills. -
At the evening session an order was
entered making the bills granting PEN
sion to the widow Of Gen. John A. Lo-
gan, and increasing the pension of the
widow OF Gen. Blair, special orders for
two weeks from Friday. Thirty-four
pension bills were passed, including one
increasing the pension Of the widow Of
Gen. Robert Anderson, the hero of Fort
Sumter, to 500 month.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-Under the
call of states a large number of bills and
resolutions were introduced and re-
forred, among them the following:
To provide for the settlement Of the debt
of the Central Pacific Railway company
fthe Huntington billy; for the forfeiture
Of the Hastings & Dakota railroad land
grant in Minnesota; relating to tariff and
internal taxation the Randall hill1; for
the loan of certain articles to the Column.
bus, Ohio, exposition; providing for .
commission to investigate trusts and for
the repeal of protective traiff on all In.
dustries belonging to trusts. A senate
joint resolution was passed for fnyeSti-
eating the praotieability of constructing
reservoirs for the storage of waters in the
regions of the United States. ..ss.-,.
WASHINGTON, March An the house
the following, among other bills, were
reported from committees and referred:
BY Mr.. Springer, Of Illinois: For the
admission into the Union of Dakota,
Montana, Washington and Mexico.
Bills for the erection of public build
ings at Galesburg H., and Davenport,
Iowa, were reported and sent to the COM
mittee of the whole. - -
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Living in State.

BERLIN, March 12.-The body of the
dead monarch will be exposed in the ca
thedral to-day and the public will be adj
mitted to view the remains on Tuesday.
The soldiers took the oath of allegiance
to the new emperor Saturday. The court
has gone into mourning for three months
commencing last Friday.
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Republicans ar. for Gre sham.

Republicans are for Gre sham.
PHILADELPHIA, March 12.-The Daily
News prints interviews with nearly all
the leading Republicans of the city, in
GLIDING delegates to the Chicago conven-
ton. They are almost unanimous for
Gresham.
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GARLAND CONFIRMED.

His Nomination % Associate Justice of
Dakota Ratified by the Senate.
,e.WAsHNGToN, March 8.-The nomina-
ton of John #. Garland as associate JUS
tice of the supreme court of Dakota has
has been confirmed.
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Two Carloads of Emirranta-

ST. PAUL, March Capt. A, A.
Jack, travelling passenger agent Of the
Northern Pacific, came in Tuesday morn
ing with large party Of en,igrants from
Iowa destined for Pacific coast points.
They will have two special coaches and
go out ont on to-day's train.
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says: We never saw a man fight fairer
than Sullivan did; even when he was In
tentionaily spiked he only asked Mitch
ell to be more careful. He has, we mnst
admit, fallen from his high estate, but
his dethronement has made man of
him 80 - -. - go.
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neecher memorial services.

BROOKLYN, March 9.-Thursday was
the first anniversary Of the death Of
Henry Ward Beecher. Memorial SER
vices were held at the Plymouth church.
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Funeral Services.

BERLIN, March 12.-Funeral services
were held over the remains of Emperor
William in the mortuary chamber in the
palace Sunday evening. The body of the
emperor lay in the same position in
which he expired. A crucifix lay on his
breast and an ivory cross was in his right
hand
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Iowa Races,

GEpAsaf. HARips, Iowa, March. THE
board Of directors Of the Iowa circuit met
Thursday and fixed the dates for the sea-
sons races: Cedar Rapids, June 10 to 20,
inclusive; Marshalltown, June 26 to 90;
Council Bluffs, July to 6. Purses will
be offered the same as last year.
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Insurance of Live stoek.

MINNEAPoLIs, March 12.~-A few of the
wealthy citisens OF st. Paul and Mime
apolis, all Of whom are known as owners
of fine stock, either Of horses or cattle or
both, organized the American Live Stock
Insurance company
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FRENZIED BY FEAR.
A Dozen Persons Invite Death by JUMP
fnr From n Fifth Stow Window

A Dozen Persons Invite Death by Jump
ing From q Fifth Story Window.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March Sire
broke out in the Union Office this
afternoon, and the flames spread SO
rapidly that only few Of those
in the upper stories escaped. Mrs. Far
ley. society editor, was instantly
killed by jumping from window. The
composing room was the fifth floor and
the inmates were shut off from escape.
A dozen men ran to windows
and hung by their hands
until their strength gave, out,
when they dropped to the sidewalk
Six were killed and the others fatally
injured
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reduction in Eaa.e aasr mates.

= 81, PAUL, March ION April / first
class passenger rates on the Manitoba
road will be reduced to all points west of
DEVILS Lake, in order to encourage emf
grafton, the reduction being from 81 to
IS at each station,
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A General Pie-up Imminent.

CHICAGO, March THE Tribune says,
A general strike the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers and Firemen of
the Western and Northwestern railroads
is imminent. Exactly what roads it will
include it was impossible to ascertain
last night
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THIRTY PERSONS WERE KILLED.

Big Loss Of Life In q Steamship Explo-
sion in the West Indies.
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE steamship
Atlas which reached quarantine Thursday
from the West Indies reports that as she
was leaving the harbor of Cartagena
Feb 90, the boiler of the steamer Rafael
Reyes exploded. Thirty were killed.
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pIandan smaIlpox OuarantIl

Mandan Smallpox Quarantine Raised.
MANDAN, Oak, March Quarantine
has been raised on the smallpox patients
here. There were fourteen cases alt9-
gether in two houses. The disease did
not spread at all
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a Big Surplus.

WAsnINaTovs March Sit is stated at
the treasury department. that owing to,
the heavy receipts during the. past few
months the surplus at the end of June,
1883, will probably reach $165, 000, 600.
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Red Wing Militia.

RED WING, Mimi, March IA move
ment is reported to be on foot here to
organize q second state militia company
in this city, to be known as Company X,
Third regiment. It is said that nearly
forty young nen have decided to enlist.
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CASCADE COUNTY, MONTANA.

Double the Size OF Rhode Island, Yot
One Of tho Smallest I'm the Territory
It's Population and Resources.
GREAT FALLS, Mont, March 12.-The
new county Of Cascade is now in full OPP
Grafton under its own officials. 1t was
created by special session Of the legis-
1ature, and contains an area of z, 772
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THE RATE WAR ENDED.

Northwestern Roads Agree to Restore
Freight Tariffs on the 28th. s.
CHICAGO, March 9.--ActionG ending
the long continued war in Western
freight rates and fixing March 26 as the
date for the restoration of the old
schedules was taken here at meet
ing of the managers Of the railroads
in the West and Northwest. All lines
except the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
interests voted in the affirmative for the
resolution. -t.a. go '''.T.-'
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CONGRESSIONAL DOINGS.
In the Senate. :

Z. n 4 30
WASHINGTON, March - Mr.. Beck
gave notice that, instead of replying to
Sherman's speech Gas he had intended,
he wonld do SO next Tuesday on the bill
to substitute coin certificates for gold
and silver certificates. '.5s''A...- II
WASHINGTON, D. c., March : g.
Among the bills reported and placed
on the calendar were the following: ~
To provide for a joint celebration at
the national capital by the sixteen Amer
lean republics in honor of the centen.
NAL of the parent republic-the United
States. 1s.... - ..,,,.. =, ! d
Giving right of way to the Duluth,
Rainy Lake River & Southwestern Rail-
way company through Indian lands in
Minnesota. -. rasF-sF
Dependent pension bilwas taken up
and considered under the five-minute
rule. The bill was passed-Yeas "A, nays
IL.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-Mr. Dawes
presented memorial of leading wool
manufacturers and growers, asking legis-
lation to protect the wool interest Mr..
Evarts introduced bill which provides
for the settlement of the debt of the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad company Mr..
Sherman introduced bill making ap-
preparations to enable the executive de-
partments to participate in the Ohio CEN
tennial celebration, After an executive
session the senate adjourned, ..sr.,s
WASHINGTON, March 14.-In the senate
the bill to re-examine and re-audit the
the claims of Pennsylvania for money
advanced to pay the militia, called into
service under the presidents proclama-
ton of June is, 1868, was reported and
placed on the calendar. -. .......-,
The resolution offered by Mr.. Hale last
December for the appointment of special
committee to examine into the present
condition of the civil seryiea In all
branches of the governments was called
up and adopted. :"
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Minncsota Normal school.

WINoNA, Mimi, March 1.-THE spring
term of the normal school here has
opened. The attendance Is not 90 large
as last year, but many members will be
added to the classes little later.
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Refuse Buriington Freight.

81. LOUIS, March 12.-All the railroads
terminating in East St. Louis stopped
handling Burlington frei ght at o'clock
Sunday evening. This was due to reso-
luton adopted at meeting of engineers,
f1remen and brakemen.
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BowDLE, Mimi, March THE officials
of the Forest G. Duluth railroad now
building through Bowdle are hard at
work, the aim being to finish the grading
and have the cars running in time to
move this years. crop. .-..-.-.... ..-.
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Missouri Closed Again.

YANKToN, OAK, March 12.-The late
cold snap has again frozen Ap the ice n
the Missouri river at this point, and the
annual breakup will probably not occur
for two weeks.
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was = Canard.

GRAND FORKS, Oak, March 15.-It
turns out that the story of pack of
wolves eating Olson and son at Poplar
Grove, near Minnewagk9a, was eanard.
No such tragedy happened there.
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WIN Not support RandaIl.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-The Repub-
ncans cannot support Randall's bill.
They win not favor keeping shs tax on
sugar and taking half the tax of whisky.
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. MIS-. UarneU SId daughter arrived
from Europe Wednesday.
g A new postoffice has been established
at Belcourt, Oak, Adolph LeBrun, post
master. -.
I Z. j. Buxton has been appointed re-
ceiVer OF the Minneapolis Paper Mill
company. -, =
The new Chinese treaty will be signed
in few days by Secretary Bayard and
the Chinese minister.
A severe shock of earthquake was felt
at Pasadena, Cal. Brick buildings were
shaken, but no damage was done.
Denver & Rio Grande engineers I'm
sympathy with the Burlington strikers
sent $4,000 to the strikers fund.
G. 3, Hall, travelling man, was sent
up for forty days for hotel beating. He
beat the Nfcollet house out of q meal q
month ago, and then went back there and
registered under another name, but was
recognized and arrested. t'r.l
The soldiers of the German army took
the oath of allegiance to the new emperor
Saturday. So. e..
It Is believed the president will not dare
70 veto the dependent pension bill If 10
passea the house.
" Tho United Labor party has issued fts
call for national convention, to be held
in Cincinnati, On May Is.
The marriage of Price Oscar of Sweden
to Miss Munck win take place ut Bourne
mouth on Thursday next. -.
p Members Of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers and firemen in Boston
have sent several thousand dollars to
their striking brethren on the Chicago,
Burlington 3 Quincy. H.. -
Judge E. g. Palmer, an old st. Paul
attorney, died at Jacksonville, Fla, on
Saturday. --..-.--.,... --.
Judge Mcconnell, of Dakota, win 20 to
Washington to aid the endangered dis
trict Judges BILL ~
t5 The Superior Lumber company's saw
mill at Ashland started mp Monday night
and will saw until the now low lumber
rates are raised. .-..-..
In answer to letter from Erwin Cald.
well, of Mexico, No., Robert 7. Lincoln
has again denied that he is candidate
for the presidential nomination. .--
A horse, became frightened. at an cleo
trio car in Ithica, N. Y, overturned his
driver and then ran into house where
the family were at breakfast, and made
the inside look a. though struck by cy-
S1OnC.8 .ss,.s5.E- d, I'll. 81 e. \
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watertovn In in The World aoa,,

WATERFOWL, Oak, March 1S.-The
blockade is once more raised. Trains are
running on the roads running east, west
and south. Mails are arriving in large
quantities and the travelling public is be-
ing accommodated as Of old.
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rayor Admittfne North DAKOTA,

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE senate
committee on territories has instructed
Senator Platt to report favorably an en-
abling act for the admission of North
Dakota.
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ST. PAUL, March 2.-Louis B. Talbot,
of Marlboro, Mass. was at the Northern
Pacific offices Monday morning arrang-
ing for locating party of New England
ers in North Dakota,
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Iavestiratin, rruats.

WASHINGTON, March 8.-The housn
committee on manufactures to-day began
the investigation of trusts. The, sugar
trust was the one to be first taken up.
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Their Choice for President,

MASON CRY, Iowa, March 10.-The
first county convention in the state was
held here Saturday, and instructed dele
gates for Allison.
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Tho State Of Washington.

( WASHINGTON March Ia - Senator
Stewart has been instructed by the SEN
ate committee on territories to report q
bill for the admission of Washington ter
ritory and North Idaho as one state, pro
viding that no part Of Idaho be included
without the consent of majority Of the
electors of the part in question.
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Coz, sh,nment, .t A.h,.nI,.

ASHLAND, Wis, March ;2.-The coal
docks of the Columbus & Hooking Coal
company, which last season received 1Sl.
600 tons of coal, Will this spring double
its capacity and land at least 300, 900
tons.
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NEW YORK, March 10. The Demo
cratic state convention to elect delegates
to the national convention will be held
the second week in May.