The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-09-27
MINNESOTA NEWS NOTES

1uO tuUiAst - III VI SIduO Will VAS1U
the Sioux CIty 60 / palace in a'body.
Patrick 81 de was arrested at
Lakeville for ".g sry, and placed in Jail
at Hastings.
The SoutherC minnesota Fair and
Live Stock SOC opened their fifth an
nual exhibit at .nkato.
| The directors the Hastings Union
Industrial ASSOC. on will hold tn cir an
nual exhibit IN It city Oct. 4, 5 and 8.
The Duluth ephone company will
have an injuA.. | served On the Cush-
man TelephOu, {: npany, of West Supe-
rior, next me-" claiming an infringe
ment on the f,.' telephone.
At Linwoo&, lie Mr.. and Mrs. Ridge
were out rid. 9 latter raised her par
asol, causing t.:. lorse to run, throwing
| them out. 49,. Ridge struck tree,
breaking her L.
Judge Ma brought to Halloch a
large pelica- he captured near his
place. The l.. ensured nine feet from
Tip to tip o. wings and is called
! monster of IL i.
The Braineru apers state that the
Hon. c. +. H. I'D and family are going
to leave Brainerd and 60 to Washington
| territory TO reSlc ,.
| There have been sixty-four births and
| fifty-siX deaths n Rochester since Jan. l,
or eight months. Forty-four of the fifty
six deaths occurred at the insane hos
pital
The residence Of NJ Mullen, at New
Ulm, was burr /. The building was
just nearing completion, and was the
finest residence il the city. Loss, 81, OOO;
insured for $4,000.
Charles Eldstrom, living near Cannon
Falls, discovered strange team standing
in front of his house, and an investiga-
ton revealed the dead body of John Au-
gustine lying on his face in the bottom
| of the wagon boz Nothing is known az
to the cause Of '7ath.
| . A collision be5 cen a BURLINGTON pas-
senger train au,l a Northwestern gravel
train took piac> IN the crossing at Wi
mona, A Sleep and day coach were
dftched and tic issengers considerably
shaken up. II Johanna Erve, of La
Crosse, being 81 iously cut about the
head. A differo.e;e of opinion as to the
responsibility g. IS between the crews
of the two trains
| The town h. / at New Trier was
burned, suppose, to be the work of an
! incendiary. IL, loss is about s., 900: in
surance, 5000.
Patrick How / fell under the wheels
OF an Omaha trim at Jordan, and was
instantly killed. Deceased was recently
employed by the st. Paul Brass works.
A 5-year-old s"n of Harrison Rice. re-
siding near Roc lester, was killed by q
neig hbors son, who playfully pointed
shot gun at the BOY, the weapon being
prematurely disc arged.
The Sank CeGt1r Avalanche has passed
into tho hands OF the sheriff. A stock
company will purchase the plant and run
1t during the CAMPAIGN.
James McAlpine had his right leg
smashed at his Moose river logging
camp. He was c"rried fifteen miles on a
stretcher to the railroad. He is now in
the city hospital It Saltwater.
Frank McCl;,' :ck, who lives q few
miles east of Sc TX Center, fell from a
loaded wagon sr& vas seriously injured.
Two wheels Par ID over his head and
body and he Va. bruised and crushed
considerably has will recover.
The co@r'% nissioners of Duluth
received al ~ ion from the attorney
general tho' ~.. ,hed their scheme to
erect new j.: proposed site. The
opinion is to g effect that that body
cannot purchi- new site while the
county is alrSc"- n possession of one that
| is available
| Boring ct ti., latural gas well ten
mics east OF nth, has passed the
| l,Suo 1ceU GtpIi. le augur now showing
passage thr''" gray sandstone. Ex-
perts believe ii L ural gas flow will be
struck IN few & 70 as soon as the sand
| stone strata Is /. sed.
A. MeitctF' woman claiming to
be his Vile W recent arrivals at Ely,
where the MI sned photograph gal
lery, anu h., received into society.
The town is Il, orn up by the arrest Of
the part-~s U. charge of bigamy, the
woman Prov be the wife of man
named Pfcjt-'' tom Bessemer, Mich.
The husba = a. lged matters with the
woman and III 70 have gone to Bes-
semer.
Fred ForeLnnu, 15-year-old boy, had
his neck broke in runaway accident
near Lake Gig.
Duluth has been constituted port of
entry, to which merchandise can be con-
signed under the immediate transporter
ton act.
Frank Dadeck, boy employed in Lib
bey's mill at Hastings had his right leg
badly mangled by being caught in the
machinery.
r. G.. Russell of the Northern Pacific
road at Brainerd, shot wild goose at
Gilbert Lake, the first one that has been
seen in that locality for number of
years.
Wesley Vail, 17-year-old boy, acct
dentally shot and killed himself while
duck hunting near Faribault.
The city marsaa of Wadena made q
raid on gambling house, but all the oc-
cupants but on II Bereman, made their
escape.
The barn O.: he farm of DIR. Wilson,
near Moorhead c,ntaining fifteen head Of
horses and g. o. nifty of grain and hay,
was burned. 7, > loss will reach S., 900,
with an INSURANCE of about 81 900.
Ed. Ingalls,, Drakeman on the Duluth
and Iron Range ilroad, was shot at Du-
luth. He was ". tn a conductor and two
other brakeman. Ingalls, friends were
arrested.
The site for the Pillsbury academy at
Owatonna has been chosen.
Scarlet fever - epidemic at Brainerd,
the public schools in one ward being
closed in conseG ence.
A sneak thief entered Peterson & Kod-
lees tailoring eS' sblishment, at Chatfield
and stole $50 in money.
A son of Lawrence Rooney, living near
Austin, had both legs badly cut by fall
ing in front of moving machine.
Incendiaries burned the barn on the
property of Mrs Darling at Faribault.
Loss about $500, covered by insurance.
Last Thursday. while the family of
Daniel Schoonmacher, living in Goodhue
county, were attending the fair at Roch-
ter, thieves entered the house and stole
$SO0 from trunk. There. Is no clue to
the robbers.
A falnCnnno No. L. 49,