The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-11
BRIEF ElTS or NEWS.

BRIEF ElTs or NEWS.
The senate passed the house hiH saalS
ing Lincoln, Neb., port of entry.
The convention of the Amerioen AgTi.
cultural and Dairy association has usep
postponed until Oct. %.
The shops of tho Cincinnati and North,
ern railway, including aiocoInoaue,w sge
burned. Loss, $25, eco.
The house has passed bill appropstaa-
ing $4,000 for the enforcemes&of Gl1G
Chinese exclusion act.
Col. Lamont says that President Geve,
land has no thought Of selling Oak Vtaw
or of buying any suburban property.
The Nile has fallen thirty n,ches in
a week. Water is now lower than even
known in this century ,even by tradition.
The race for the Czarewitch stakes was
won at Newmarket, Eng, by Tepebruse
with Millstream second and Tzayles
third.
DR.. Jacobs says that Robert Garrett's
appetite continues good and his condition
is much improved.
Work On the St. Peter, MIMI. water
u.
some misunderstanding with the con
tractors.
At Sabin, during tlreshing On E.
Weideman's farm, the engine exploded
killing Rudolph Bose and fatally injur.
ing P. Fl. Collier.
The sheriff has seized the property
of the New York Star upon attachments
secured by George F. Perkins, aapex
dealer, in suit for $4,000
The prize fight for the light weight
championship of America, between Jack
McAuliffe and Billy Dacey will occur in.
side Of twenty-four hours, hear Boston.
Well grounded fears exist OF al,
epidemic of diphtheria at Brainard
Minn. One Or two of the ward schools
are to be closed as q Precautionary
measure.
Major General Pleasanton is very Ill
The bill to put him ON the retired list is in
conference. The house voted 20 retire
him us colonel and the senate as q
major.
Ed Kimban killed moose above Peis
| can lake that weighed nearly 700 pounds
| 1t is said that this species of tho deer
family is quite plentiful in Northern
Minnesota this fall.
Nearly 600 Chinese arrived at sar
Francisco Saturday. They will atter0pt
! to land as Il test Of the new exclusion
! law. The matter will come I'D in saf
courts.
The window glass factories Of Tho
country, which shut down june is
started up last week, week before tbs
CrYap6 nF4 :,
III that branch Of trade.
Premier Mcdonald, of Canada, ssrs
the Liberal party is committed to Union
with the United States, and taaS tie
coming Dominion election will hinge On
this point, the Conservatives opposing
union.
John L. Sullivan's doctor says that the
big fellow will be in prime condition and
! ready to fight any one by the 1st OF May
next. IBo says Sullivan will surely be
stronger than ever when he gets rid 81
this sickness.
Another cargo OF tea for the North
ern Pacific road arrived at Tacon1:
Saturday, making the voyage from
Yokohama in thirty days. The cargo
consists of 100000 pounds.
Henry Monet, the general passenge,
agent of the New York Central road is
dangerously ill with pleurisy st his
home in Yonkers. His physicians say
that they do not believe he wiz live
through the night.
Land Commissioner Stcckslager has
! directed the local land Offices 70 allow
! the application for 153 settlers lccato4i
/ On the lands of the Marquette Hough
! ton & OntonaSon railroad gram il the
upper peninsula of Michigan.
Thomas F. Carey, who was ewaiaine
trial on a charge of drunkenness, al
Salon, Mass, died in Jail there fro,e
! the effects Of paris green, which hi
had taken. This is the third seicide
there Of persons awaiting trial at this
term of the superior court.
John Fl. Naylor has been arrested al
! Clarendon, N. B., for numbering his
wife. She was found dead at tae doc,
! o. their cabin three days ago, ART he n,
, serted that she met her death nv te;uc
dragged on the ground .,y a COW whici
she was lea;lir-n~
, uapt. G. W. Mari, Of St. Louis
having charge Of the Missouri river
survey, with party began work on tx
triangulation and leveiing OF the rive,
! from Pierre to Sioux City, it being ths
! completion Of the work begun By the
expedition in 1881 and 1882.
In the senate Mr.. Blair offered yas
Ol1,tion calling on the president for il,
! formation as to the trial cornic.tio.
! and execution for treason in CauaIa or
! Nov. Is, 1885, of Louis David Rel
who claimed to be naturalized citizcr
of the United States.
John Fitzgerald, boatman Of stater
Island, and a Swedish woman I4srastt
i Anna, the COOK at Hoffman IglacrA /,
! attempting to go to the island from
| South Beach in a small boat, were tSowr
/ cut 70 sea by the strong northwest wind
The last seen Of them was at 1880 .. M
off the dumb beacon.
| Pauline Lucca in an interview il
Vienna, declared that the Araalicsh
tour in which she starts in Nonsnl7!1ss:
| will close her career on the Stesa- anC
that she had bought villa at Cniun
den, where she intended to devcte aaf
rest of her life to the establishments o
a school for opera singers.
Last July negro named Moore We.
lynched at Charleston, ILL.,, fr sz
| aiiSScu CEiiiiildl ASSAULT upon vienna Il
Afterwards it was found that the ma
was innocent and that the mob hai
been guilty Of murder. The grand igry
indicted ten well-known citizens Tht
are alleged to have taken part 10 Do,
lynching. The men are amoGg tbs
! best known IN the county.
The fund opened by the Dublin Nee
man to enable the Pamellitic sf.
to defend themselves before the Fuszs
commission on the Times chansss sR&s
amounts to $4,000 pogpds. A er.rae.
from Dublin says. The very HsT. IL,
Comarferd has been appoin ed o.,
adiutor to the Bishop of kiis-ara, an
Leighlin By the Pope. DR.. Ccnpaggls
is fifty-sespay years old and a wei.laalSs
| Archaelogist
| AEYwERP. o., Oct. 4.--Fire acza tle.
stroyed an entire business block, csnstgs
| loss of $40, 900. Peacock Bros eracsYs,
and Barnett Sc Chester's agricul uraI i4s-
| plement warehouse were among tiis
burned buildings.