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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-08-02

{fubbard county claims to have neither
saloon or Jail.
John O'Brien, an aged farmer, living
Near Mallory, was killed by kick from
hg1se. He was blowing, and while fix
1ss one of the traces was kicked in the
yhe wedding which is to take place on
the fair grounds at Rochester September
is to be an imposing affair." There are
to 10 ten bridesmaids and three ministers
to perform the ceremony.
a Polish convict from Red Wing
named Antoine Katzereski, sent to the
penitentiary for murder, died at Still
water from the effects of an injury re-
ceived from a planning machine few
weeks since.
The surfacing crew on the Manitoba
road at Sank Center struck for higher
wages, and were followed by the crew at
Dolquist, numbering in all 275 men. The
strikers demand Sl.75 per day, which the
company will not pay.
Miss Madge Parker, of Faribault, was
severely injured in a peculiar manner.
4 party OF young people were camping
at Roberts lake, and on breaking camp
Miss Parker was about to enter a tenn
pQaary bus, when the steps gave way,
letting her fall to the ground.
a man named Thomas Carley at
tempted suicide at the Merchants hotel in
Gfahite Falls by shooting. He had
locked himself in the room and gave Or
ders not to be disturbed. Upon forcing
Ue. door the man was found on the bed
scarcely able to move from loss of blood,
end he will die.
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Preserving War Relics.

WASHINGTON, July 31.-The house COM
mittee on military affairs has ordered a
favorable report of the resolution calling
for information respecting the condition
of the flags, guns and other relics of the
last war, now scattered about among the
army posts, arsenals and navy yards Of
the country. This is incident to the col
lection of these relics and their deposit
ton in some central museum. -
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WASHINGTON, July 30-Reports from
Southern Illinois, Missouri and Tonnes
see indicate that, while the crops are not
yet injured, more rain would improve
them. The weather has been favorable
for harvesting in the Middle Atlantic
states, Michigan, and Southern Misne-
sofa, but more rain is needed in Michi.
gan, Indiana and some sections Of New
Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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STlCKNEY'S ARGUMENT.
His Violation OF the Long and Short
Haul Clause Justifiable.

His Violation Of the Long and Short
Haul Clause Justifiable.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, July N.-President
Stickney, Of the Chicago, ST. Paul aud
Kansas City road, was before the inter
state commerce commissioners to answer
complaints of Dubuque shippers charg-
ing the road with violating the long and
short haul clause by making a lower
rate for ST. Paul than Dubuque. Mn.
Stickney admitted the difference in raA,,
and said it was caused by the rate ont
ting of the Burlington and Northern.
He denied any violation of the law tus-
tifying the present rates by the cisuse
which says charges shall be reasonable,
he claiming that the present charges to
ST. Paul are unreasonably low. He de-
clined to say what reasonable charge
would be and declined to make complaint
against the Burlington and NortheHi.
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The RAMSEY COUNTY SPLIT.
Tho Anti-County Democracy Elects
Set Of Delegates to the State Sonven-

Tho Anti.County Democracy Elects
Set Of Delegates to the State sonven-
ton.
ST. PAUL, July 2S.-Theimeeting of the
anti-county Democracy was called to or
der at 11.20 a. m. Dan Lawler was made
chairman.
After considerable discussion a new
county committee was appointed. %
The following were chosen delegates
to the state conventions:
Gen. H. H. Sibley. G. L. Becker, John
Swanson, E. H. HOBBY, James Middle
ton, r. K. Doe, R., 7. Flournoy, John
Doyle, D. b. Williams, Judge c. f.
Flapdreau, J. D. O'Brien, P. H. Kelly,
Jr., Col. Brooks, L. NJ. Dion, E. III.
Wood, David Fitzgerald, John M. Gill
nah, Dan w. Lawler, John w. Willis,
Pierce Butler, ]. A. Tierney, D. A. Rob
ertson, E. L. Volk, w. G. Severson, NJ.
F. Sweeney, w. H. Sven, o. H. O'Neil
and A. Greenhouse, J. E. Reed and John
c: Mccarthy were placed on as substi-
tuteS.
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Immense Mills for St. PauI.

ST. PAUL, July S1.-A big syndicate,
presumably under control Of Weyer-
hauser, has purchased the st. Paul boom
and are reconstructing it. The syndicate
has secured over 1000, OOO, QUO feet of
tb Sa s1ndico+a 70 orsct a. ~ Pa,,I erten ~
sive saw mills, with a capacity equal to
all those of Minneapolis.
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Conference of Physicians and surees

Conference of Physicians and surgeo ns
WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The congress
of American physicians and surgeons
holds its first triennial session here Sep
TENDER IL, 10 and 20. The programme
for the session Of the congress had not
yet been fully arranged. 1t is expected
that about 400 physicians and surgeons
will be present
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MINNEAPOLIS viii Stick If Possible.

MINNEAPOLIS, July M.-Manager Good
ing, of the base ball club, is making q
desperate effort to remain in the Western
association. The club is travelling now
and he hopes by the time they return
home to be able to tide matters over and
stick through the season. Davenport is
anxious to secure his franchise.
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TOPEKA, Kas.- July 28.-The Republic
can state convention nominated L. v.
Humphrey, of Independence, for gov
error; lieutenant governor, A. j. Felt;
secretary Of state, William Higgins; au-
ditor, 4. J. Mccarthy; treasurer, George
Hamilton; attorney general, George J.
kellogg.
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National Bar Association.

WASHINGTON, July 80 The first an
nual meeting of the National Bar asso-
citation, James O.. Broadhead, of Mis-
souri,, president. will be held at Cleve-
land Wednesday, Aug. g. This associa-
ton WEE organized here last May.
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advance the Coal Rates.

ST. PAUL, July 27.-The Minneapolis
and st. Louis and the Chio"~o, Milwau-
kee and st. Paul roads hay given notice.
of an advance on coal rates osl> Chicago
and common points and Duluth and uUcl-
mon points to points in Gesota on
their lines. The rate on had coal will
be 81. 80 and soft coal 50, ID it will be
put into effect on Aug. i
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Florida Republicans,

OcALA, Fla, July 31.-The Republican
state convention met here. About two
thirds of the delegates were negroes. V.
S. Shipman was nominated for governor
and H. w. Chandler, colored, for secre-
tarY of state.
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The r. r. v. Progressing

WINNIPEG, July 31.-The rails on the
Red River Valley road have been laid
across Scratching river into Morris. Con-
struction material for twenty-six miles is
now on baud, and the road is expected to
reach WINNIPEG in three weeks.
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WINoNA, Mimi, July 2S--Gen. c. II.
Berry has returned from the East. He
states that he will accept the nonina-
ton as associate justice for Idaho re-
gently rendered him.
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his Intentions re-
garding the flu
ture, but it has
been learned that
he intends short
ly to issue a chal-
lenge for q fight
to a finish with
Champion Jake
Kilrain. Conley,
according to the
greatest sporting
authority, on 9
of the best men
in America, will
meet Jem Smith,
Tho obon,nsnr ~
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The Wisconsin Editors,

SAULT STE. MABIE, Mich, July G.1-
The Wisconsin Press association arrived
via tho 500 line pu11nans. Tho day yve1
spent in boating picn1cking and trips up
the lake. A grand reception was gttsn
them in the evening.
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Yhe contract has been let for the st.
Mary's hospital at Rochester for SIS, 500.
Work will commence at once.
The Democrats of Fergus Falls elected
delegates to the state convention who
are divided between Ames, Shelter and
Wilson.
Senator Davis was called to st. Paul
suddenly by the serious illness of his
mother. He will return to Washington
as soon as her condition will permit.
A Minneapolis couple who ran dye.
ing establishment decided to separate.
The wife bought the establishments and
the ex-husband IS now working for her at
So per week.
Near Rochester, E. NJ. Bennett, while
driving spirited team to a moving ma
chine, was run away with, throwing him
fIop his seat breaking his collar bone
sAd three ribs, and otherwise injurine
him.
The 1O-year-0ld daughter of S. o.
Strand, Of tho town Of Erickson, Rem
ViHe county. was returning from the field
where the men were at work when she
fal1 In the grass and died, as supposed,
from the heat.
Cine week ago Joe Keiser, of Winona,
came home from his work and told his
parents he intended going fishing, since
which time nothing has been learned of
him and fears are entertained that he has
been drowned.
The artesian we'll at North St. Paul
hsa reached depth of $50 feet; the drill
struck the same obstacle-a crevice-
last week which caused the men to aban-
don the first hole, but it Is believed the
difficulty has now been obviated.
a gang of thieving Gypsies and horse
traders quickly left Marshall after the
Justice had mulcted two Of the women in
the sum OF $50 for stealing from houses.
They have some thirty horses, and half
Is many dogs of all kinds.
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CHICAGO, July 31.-A forty pound rock
fell from the fifth story of building on
Clark street, scraping the skin from the
forehead of John Burgess and smashing
his foot to jelly.
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Spread of the Yellow Fever.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, July 27.-Ths
yellow fever scourRe at Plant City con-
tinues. Expensive efforts to disinfect
the place have proved fruitless, and now
all outside communication, except that
absolutely necessary to supply provis-
ions, has been cut off. Only few peo-
pie remain in the city who have not had
the disease in some form.
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Prospects for the Railway.

ROCHESTER, Mimi, July 21.--It is said
by those in position to know that the
outlook for the construction of the Lake
Superior and Southwestern road through
Red Wing, Rochester and Austin, is very
favOrah = -.
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MINNESOTA NEWS NOTES.

Jack Livingston, of Glyndon, was
fatamy injured By falling on pitchfork.
he piles for the foundation of the new
hptI % Mankato have all been driven
1000 Of them. e - ., 30. e.. ..
Sheriff Whitman, of Lake Benton, has
arrested Jonas Vim, Fred Sleeve and
Frank Geese charged with assault. John
Sufa,, the fourth man, made his escape
to Dakota.
p. T. Hilstad, farm laborer near Or
tonviile, was slugged and robbed on the
highway Of quite sum of money. One
IF the robbers has been arrested and
bo4nd over to court.
! Ale -woodford, arrested at Lake Ben
too on charge of shooting at a woman,
vss released on bail, and, rather than
take chances before the grand jury, he
slipped away and at present is in Da-
k0td. '.--.
Wencel Howell, of Montgomery, was
shot and dangerously injured in a pecu-
liar manner. He was riding with
fieud who had a revolver in his pocket,
apd the jolting of the wagon caused the
discharge of the weapon.
The Otter Tail Republican convention
Will be held at Fergus Fails Aug. Z.
Candidates fqf state senator and repre-
septatives Will be nominated at Moor
head Sept. 2O. The Democratic legisla-
tive committee has called q convention
at Duluth Aug. Is.
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A NEGRO LYNCHING.

This "Distinctively American" Scene to
Be Portrayed by an Artist for the Paris
Exposition.
WASHINGTON, July 30.-Gustave Fors-
berg, the Washington artist who was the
pupil of Carolus Duvan, is at work on a
painting with life size figures for the
Paris exposition next year. 1t will con-
tain eleven figures and represent an
American pastime, a lynching scene.
Tho victim Is a negro and the lynchers
are white men,
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Dakota Ministers.

JAMESTOWN, Oak, July 26.-Ths Meth.
odist ministers were in session all day.
The election of officers resulted a. fol-
lows: Rev. H. G. Bilbee, Fargo, presi-
dent; Rev. B. M, Spur, Valley City,
secretary
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FOR THE G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT,
Commauder-in-Chief Rea's Special Train
VIII Leave Minneapolis Sept. 8, Over
the Milwaukee Road.

MINNEAPoLIs, July 28.-Commander-
Chief John p. Rea of the Grand Army
Of the Republic, announces that his spe-
cial trains, accompanied by the depart
nnents of California, Oregon, Washing
ton, Montana and Dakota will leave Min
neapolis for the NATIONAL encampment at
Columbus, Ohio, at 6p. M. Sept. 8, via
the Chicago, Milwaukee,, and st. Paul
railway. The rate for the round trip is 1
cent per mile, or sl4. 80. Minneapolis or st.
Paul to Columbus and return. AL COM
rades who conveniently can are invited
to join his party, and requested to cor
respond with w. H. Dixon, A. d. c., 162
East Third street, St. Paul, to secure &C
cOmmodations,
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A Successor to Ferdinand.

LONDON, July 2S.-Reports from vi
emma assert that the Gear and Emperor
William have agreed to propose Prince
Waidemar, of Denmark, as successor to
Prince Ferdinand on the throne of Bull
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PAID HEAVILY FOR HIS FOLLY.
One of the Amalgamated Strikers Gives
$1,000 for His Old Position.

P1TTsDURs, July 2e.-Organized labor
has received another blow. Singer,
Ninaiek g. Co. 8 mill is running with q
full complement of non-union men, the
Amalgamated association and Knights
Of Labor both having been, defeated.
One of the heaters to-day paid 81 900 to
one of the nunion men to resign and
give him his old place.
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A Democratic Prophecy.

WASHINGTON, July 80. Representative
Foyan says that he calculates the next
house will be Republican by ten 70 fif-
teen majority. He expects that his own
district and Mr.. Campbell's, in Ohio, will
be lost to the Democrats.
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OTTAWA, Ont, July 31.-It is stated in
official circles that in consequenceS the
protest of the American authorities
against the existing tolls On the Welland
and St. Lawrence canals, the govern
ment will remove the present discrimina-
ton in favor Of grain bound for Montreal.
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LONDON, July 31.-Advices from the
Congo say that the identity of the white
pasha was still unknown to the SoudanE
csc. He was regarded as a great mystery
there, and looked upon with alarm.
Opinion gains ground here that the mys-
FERROUS man is Emin Bey.
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A Wisconsin Railway Sinking,

MEDFoRD, Wis, July 3l.-Several reds
of the Wisconsin Central railroad, a few
miles north of Glidden, sank during the
night, and the track remains on the
water with nothing to support it, Iron
rods have been run down fifty feet and
no bottom found.
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Will Search for stapley.

LONDON, July 31.-The mail steame,
from the Congo brings news from Majo,
Barttellot to April 10. The ma$of had
heard nothing of Stanley, but wis pre-
pairing to leave the Zambuya camp to 70
in search Of him. Tippo-Tib was mos,
friendly and was to accompany him with
900 men,
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Little Falls & Dakota.

I This train runs Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays. This train runs Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
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Decrea,e of the Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-It is estimated
at the treasury department that there has
been decrease Of s., SOC, 900 in the pub
lie debt during the month of July. Over
$14, 900, 900 were paid out during the
month for pensions.
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WASHINGTON, July 31.-Since the gov
eminent was established there have Been
eleven long sessions Of congress. but only
one as long as this is likely to be- That
was in 1S49-50, and lasted 509 days. Tbe
present session began Dec. @ and has cod.
sumed 237 days.
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Telerraphers to q, ganize.

PITTsBURG, Pa, July 31.-.AI general
organizers Of the Knights of Labor here
have received instructions from Mr.. Pow
DERBY to organizo the telegraphers.
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A Prominent Mason Dad.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 81. DIR. Rohsr.
Morris, poet laureate of Masonry, died
at Lagrange of paralysis. DR.. Morris
was known not only as a leading Mason
of this country, but was recognized as q
leader in that order throughout the
world.
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AMBITIOUS SLUGGERS.

Killen Anxious to Meet Kilrain--Fox
Backs Conley for q Mill With Jsm
Smith.
ST. PAUL, July 96.-Since his defeat Of
Cardiff, Pat killen has said very little of
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GeronfmO's Rand Ia Trou bIeSome

Washington, July 3l.-Trouble with
Indians supposed to be REMNANT of
Geronimo's band is reported to the war
department from San Carlos, Cal.
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Yellow Fever Under Control,

WASHINGTON, July S1.-Dispatches re-
ceived by Surgeon General Hamilton
from Florida indicate that yellow fever
there is entirely under control The con-
dition of things in the afflicted towns is
favorable for the eradication of the dis
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-08-02

MINNEAPOLIS, July 9.-The board q
equalization set apart Monday afternocp
as the time to hear the proprietors Of
newspapers, street car lines, the ga
company and others who own franchises
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LIfo aHu OeHtH IN 12SnueBUth.
RED WING, July GO.-The May returns
of births and deaths in tho state inst
completed by Secretary Hewitt, Of the
state board Of health, give the totsl num-
Der of births, 1858; males, 989; females,
9O9i unknown, 8; deaths, LOO; maleb,
sos; females, 492.
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fonsrchx Are Getting soeiable.

LONDON, July 3l.-The King of Swe-
den and Norway will visit the car. He
is expected to arrive at st, Petersburg
ahOilt AuQ Is
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Work on the Billings and Cook City Road.
HELENA, Mont, July 31.-Work has
been begun on the Billings and Cook
City railroad, opening up the richest coal
and mineral field in the territory and
| solving the problem of cheap fuel.
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cOmfnlSSRn may
as well go home
and talk to chill
dren. The Indian
children who have
bee n away to school
read . the treaty to
the. Indian council
and are doing much
to enlighten their
uneducated bxOth-
sers. Chief Gall
makes the strong
est arg III m e n t 8
against the treaty.
He saws that every
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Another German Prince.

BERLIN, July 2S.-The empress was
safely delivered of son at 1880 a. m.
The mother and baby prince are doing
well,
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GOVERNOR PORTER DECLINES.
He Refuses to be q Candidate for the
Indiana Governorship.

30.-Ex-Gov. Por-
ter's withdrawal
from the guber-
material contest
is the absorbing
topic about polit-
ical headquarters
and in the hotel
lobbies. 1t was
wholly unexpect-
cd and came with
such a surprise
at a nom e n t
the local
primaries were
overwhelmin 81 y
in his favor. EX-
Governor Porter
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Californiap,s Want to Hear Blaine.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 31.-The ReIub-
lean state executive committee have de-
cided to invite Blaine to visit this coast
during the campaign.
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LONDON, July 2S.-A German named
Clotten has been arrested for threatening
TO murder Gladstone.
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National Greenback Convention.

\ CHICAGO, July 2S.-George o: Jones,
one Of the leaders of the Greenback party,
has determined to call a national con-
vention of his party.
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INDIANS ARE HOSTILE.
OPPOSITION DEVEL-
oPED AMONG THE sioux

To Signing the Treaty Selling a Portion
" Their Reservation to the Govern
ment---Commissioners Find Their Task
Mt Standing Rock Agency a Herculean
One.
STANDING Rock AGENCY, OAK, July
2S.-It is believed that John Grass, the
chief justice of theSioux nation, has been
won over to sign the treaty, butt as he
has been considered sort of favorite
with the whites it is doubtful if his influ-
ence with other Indians will amount to
much. Rev. Cleveland and Chairman
Pratt have both spoken in the
council, hut the Indians continue
to hold private councils every
night in which they reiterate their hos
tility to the treaty. Sitting Bulls pro
longed absence cannot be accounted for
on any other theory than than that he is
making mischief in other agencies. Lone
Dog, who.is one of the most irreconcila-
BILE Indians on the reservation, says the
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England. 1t is settled that the fight will
take place across the sea. Richard K.
Fox will back Conley.
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