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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-08-16

l. The Editorial Department.-This includes managing
editors, city editors, telegraph editors, exchange
editors, editorial writers special writers, and about
thirty reporters. TIE DAILY NEWS staff is
admittedly without a superior in the West, and
numbers :: %
g. The Telegraph Roora.-To ims special wires are
run into THE DAILY EGws building, and the
papers own operators take he messages and hand
them Immediately to the telegraph editor Che
number Of operators is 81
= The Compositors Roon.-Whel "copy" has passed
ho hands Of the proper 7isng editor il goes to
type-setter There good many Of him in
TIE DAILY NEWS olice-on average 70
all the typesetting. The "Lnotype" machine
"sets type" by casting alin s.oftype somewhat
principle as tho type-founder casts q
5ngle type Fourteen of tt csc machines are in use
N The DAILY News ofic, and the number Of
persons required in this del artment Is. 20
s. The Artists and Engravsrs Department-But the
metropolitan daily now civ Is its readers not only
reading matter but also IL lstrations. By the aid
of good artists zinc etclers and photography by
electric light THE DAILY NEWS is now printing
the best newspaper illustrations in America. This
takes the best service of skilled workers to the
number of Z
g. The Stereotype Foundry-The aatter-type and pic
tures-being "locked up" in the Storms" the
work is next transferred to the foundry. metro
poitan daily no longer prints from its type. In
order to print large edition quickly it is neces-
accomplished by casting duplicate stereotyped
plates from which, after they have been fastened
to the presses, the printing is DONE Of stereo-
typers The DAILY News requires 81
. ,. The Press Room.-THE DAILY NEWS six double
- perfecting presses capable of printing 100000 COM
plete papers per hour. To run these there
required men to the number of. 26
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-08-16

n Sea Wonders exist in thousands of
IIQQn forms, but are surpassed by the
uuUu wonders of invention. Those who
are in need of profitable work that
can be done while living at home should at
once send their address to Hallett & Co., Port
land, Maine, and receive free, full informa-
tioh how either sex, of all ages, can earn
from % to $50 per day and upwards wherever
they live. You are started free. Capital not
required. Some have made over $50 in sim
gle day at this work, AL succeed
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-08-16
Have You Any Idea What It Costs
TO MAKE A CHICAGO DAILY NEWS?

Aa0ert? WA GLIMPSE business; feaf Unit
of Different D1da,hnens;
each 'xeoxa Let take then" osy
on ueeky t1y1uH:-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
ELECTRICITY TO Ala Locomotives.
fRalflrnnre Smn-1

A patent has been granted for methods
end apparatus to increase the tractiye
power of locomotives and other self
propelled rail vehicles by increasing
electrically the FRACTIONAL adhesion
between the driving wheels and the
rails. 1t is claimed that the trac-
tive power can thus be nearly
doubled without increasing the weight
OF the locomotive, and that sleet and
snow difficulties will be overcome. The
invention consists of a dvnamO-electric
machine on the locomotive, from which
a current of electricity passes through
converter and thence through the
driving wheels in succession and that
portion of the rails between them, the
latter completing the circuit as the
wheels pass over. The current, of great
volume and small motive force, causes
enough heat at the point OF con-
tact. it is said, 10 vaporize at once any
moisture on the rails, aud they are there
fore cleared a. the motor moves. The
claims Of advantage are that cars
can be stopped and started much more
quickly than at present; that they can
draw nearly o double load; that the
friction obtained is cheaper than sand
ing without its consequent wear, and
that 40 per cent grade can be more
easily surrounded than per cent. one
under the old system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


Tho business Of the week, while quiet through
out ia old tobaccos, shows on an Average very
fair comparative sales with other markets. The
only activity that we hear Of Is in the dark dis
trcts Of western markets, whero the country
speculatOr seems 10 hSge started the market up
ward again In the face Of q prospective big crUp.
As We have said before dark heeVy tobacco, sspe-
cially the better grades, has good future, from
all present Indications, provided our home
planting is not excessive. There has been
everything depressing operating against high
values lately, but as the receipts tighten and
manufacturers sre assured Of the tax settlement
and az the time the buyers come on the market
with orders. ye expect as great change for thu
better. Yesterday a forty-hogshead lot Of old
sun-cured sold privately to Il manufacturer at
home; n fey sold to-day. Besides this good
sale OF new brighs was made. The market
otherwise shows no change.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
A carl at tie Helm.
lsan TrancL.co Exalolner.l

The arrival at this port last week OF
Captain George n. Armstrong calls to
mind one of the most marvellous sea yoy-
ages on record.
The way in which the Templar, after
the vellow-feyer had decimated her crew,
was commanded, sailed 5000 miles, and
finally brought safely T. San Francisco
by the captain sffteen-year-old daughter
forms one Of the most thrilling stories in
all the history of seaiaring.
1t will have been eleven years next fall
since the brave and daring girl per
formed this most distinguished act Of
heroism in the Grama OF her young and
eventful life, and alter a most perilous
VOYAGE Of $50 DAYS from New York, en-
tered this port, off Fort Point, whore the
vessel she commanded WAS put il quar-
antine.
On Wednesday aftemoonan Examiner
man found the captain at residence on
McAllister street. where he was stopping
with his wife and their little chubby two
year-o!d heiress, whom they have chris
tened "Seagull," because she was horn
at sea.
eyes" SAID the Captain, II believe
that most terrible voyage Of the Templar
Won have referred 10 WAS AZ the time very
briefly mentioned in one OF the San
Francisco papers. but not AZ any such
length as horrible disasters and ocean
experiences OF the kind would be related
nowadays by papers like your monarch
of the dal ies.
"I have called to hear your relation
of the incidents OF that voyage, SAID the
scribe. las think it may be interesting
TO the readers Of the S1nfay Er0mi-
aGr."
"When the ship Templar was ont
eight days from New York, said the
Captain, "she WAS caught IN a heavy
gale, lasting fOrty-eight hours, which
stove in her bulwarks, smashed her BOW
stanchions, and nearly filed the cabin
with brine. After this damage bad been
repaired she encountered terrible hur-
ricane that broke off her rudder-head
and made her leak badly. Relieving
tackles were used in steering. aud the
pumps were kept constantly gong. The
crew became thoroughly exhausted 10y
overwork and exposure, and a run into
Rio Janciro was made. In tins port the
cargo was discharged ana repairs at
tended 10.
Notwithstanding the inviting tampta-
tons extended TO me 10y land pirates at
Rio Janeiro TO practice fraud at the ex-
pense OF the vessels owners and under
writers, | ordered the cargo reshipped.
4 his work Wac scarcely completed when
was taken sick with yellow-ieyer,
aud before the vessel weighed anchor
nine seamen died from the same dread
disease. But in spite OF this terrible ca
lamity my anxiety to proceed on the
voyage TO San Francisco urged me to
issue the order. and the anchor and all
sails were hoisted.
"0n the first day, however, the yell
low scourge broke out afrcsh, aud not
only !. but my wife and daughter, and
the ships carpenter, and four more
sailors were obliged To seek our berths.
OF these. on the third day out, one able
seaman died, aud on the succeeding day
the same sad fate beiell my good wife.
Her name vas Andalusia Armstrong, and
she was native OF Hampdel, Me-, and
forty-fiye years of age. On the follow
ing day another good seaman died.
Those who had the disease in less
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 23.-Cotton easy; sales,
CO bales; uplauls, l0c Orleans. l0i.c; net
receipts, 200 bales; expCrts-to Great Britain,
$50 bales; 10 the Continent, LILO bales: stock,
72i527 bales; mes receipts a. New York for the
week, rs bales: gross receipts, % 4l3 bales ex
ports-to Great Britain. l0,il0 bales; 10 France,
i,05J bales: 10 the Continent, 6,ls5 bales; tcr-
wardef, 5,J94 bales; sales, LOB bales; 10 spin
ners, 1898 bales; stock. 2s3,1oS bales. Wheat
Cash loss active AID AAhc. lower and easy; op-
tons weak: speculation moderately active: No.
red, March, sSis ass l5-i6c.; May, s3Xse9 &C.;
June, s1ksS6sc CONCEPTIONS weak; spot
nrm but quiet; No. 2, April, 59Hst0kc.; May,
81 ,a59c; June, s7aisc Oats &aHc. better;
April, 8faMKc; May. sS14a87c.; No. 2, spot.
81 :. a33c.; mixed western. 6a40c. Hops I'M
changed. COnos--Fair Rio steady 81 Sl4; options
fairly active and higher; No. Z Rio, March,
40. f5aslO.SO; April. sl0.7oatio.s5; Nay, si0.s5s
sl0sS: June, Sll55S3ieSa sugar fairly active
and drm fair rshniug, 1916; refined nrln;
e.. 5kc.; extra &, 5'sa5kc.; mould A, &C. ; stan
dard A. &c. graduated, 6'4c.; cubes, 10. No
lasses steady. Rlre steady. Petroleum nrm;
ports. Corton-seed oil 3ic. for crude; 40c. for
refined. kosln steady AZ sl.Ostl.22s. Turpen-
tine arm az % ka5sc southern eggs, l1xal5c.
Hides unchanged. Wool 10 light demand. Pork
SIS for new. Besi dun. Cut meats quiet. MID
dies dun aud nominal Lard q shade lower,
duh. aud heavy; sestern steam. NSOas7 9sls !;
April, t719; May. E.TsSs.sa Freights quiet
BALTIMORE
BLLrmoRE, Nd. March 23-Cotton steady and
quiet; middllng, t0al0hc Flour steady With
holders confident; Hownrd-street and western
supor, % s7as275; do. extra, - al3s3: DO. fami-
~, s4af4S; city mills super, s2S7as26O: do
oxtra f3af2s5: do Rio brands. A.15aSS. Pa
tapsco supcrlaiise patent, f6.50; do. family,
sAIh Wheat-Southera steady and quiet; red.
v0n9cc.; amber, sespoc; western about steady,
closing duh; No. winter red, SPOT EHc. ask
ed: March, Skc. ed; May, s9sss3Ac !,
june, sskss0c. Csrn-Soushern nrnier for
wbite yellow lower AID weak; white. bss3Ssc:;
yellow, 3Sk si5c.: western stosdy and edil
mixed spst, e6,s a5sc.; March, 65,.aS5Jse; April;
scarce; southern aud Pennsylvania. Ssaiie I;
western white. tialca: western mixed. SsASss
Aye iirmer and guiet AZ eSs2ic. Hay nrnor:
prime TO choice western. Sl4asllaA Provisions
steady with fair inquiry. Ness pors. siSiA bnix
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
General Paez's Remnins.

IDV T'IoBTHpU ~ VIt DI5VHTIHI
New YORK, March 23.-Early this
morning numbers OF people visited the
City Hall to view the casket containing
the remains of General Paez, the Vene-
zuelian patriot now lying in state there.
During the night a guard of honor, com
posed OF veterans OF the Seventh regi-
ment and one soldier from the regular
army, stood beside the coffin. This
morning the guard was relieved bymem-
bers of the Eleventh regiment This
evening the body will be taken to the
Twelfth regiment armOry. Tomorrow
it will be taken on board the United
States war-sloop Pensacola, which will
convey it to Venezuela.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24

ssndsi.. Bacon Shoulders, 7hasK clear no
butter arm: western packed. isa22; creamery,
asAsi Eggs higher az ibai5hc. Peucisum
steady; ronnsd no. Coffee arnsr: Mo c.rgoess
Ordinary 10 fair 1sHsiic Sugar nfm: ecfs
slIc.. copper-ronnsa firm and sctive At i5slec.
Whiskey steady and quiet at sl.2laSi.E frcignts
% Liverpool per steamer d1ll-cotton, lioo':
lour, per ton, "a; grain. k1Ad.
CHICAGO
CHrcAao, March es--Cssh quotations we're
Flour dull, neglected. aud unchanged. NO. =
spring wheat fea75zc. No. corn, &c. NO.
2oais. qSiIas3sIc. Mess PORK, fl3 70afi375 Lard,
e. nv. short-r1bs, g.. IsfIl2b; shoulders, va
&c 10: short-clear, f.60as765. Whiskey, xi.ia.
Leading futures ranged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
Extra Session Of the Texas LegIs,n-
lure.


AUSTIN, Tex, March 23.-Governor
Ross has announced his intention to call
an extra session Of the Legislature in
few DAYS for the purpose Of determining
what disposition shall be made of toe
Treasury surplus when the 1000, 900 Of
the indemnity just voted by Congress
reaches Texas. The surplus by the time
OF the regular meeting of the Legisla-
ture year hence will be more
than 5000, COO, and the Governor does
not feel justified in carrying this large
surplus. The special session will also
be authorized TO take seton in regard TO
the Greer county boundary line. The
Legislature viii be called to meet about
the middle Of April in time to inspect
and investigate the new Capitol.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
TIE rrxEnAn ARRANGEMENTS.
HEAVY Rank Doralcation.

lIF ltltEitIL 10 tIf bi'lhV'Hsl
WuLnANuc, COM, March 23.-The
financial climax that has for long time
been pending was reached to-day IN the
affairs OF the Willimantic Savings lnsh-
tute a shortage or transportation Of
the banks funds to the amount Of
$3.50. 900 is found, owing, it is said. to r
series of transactions by the treasurer,
II. +. Royce, without the knowledge or
consent Of the directors. 1t is alleged
that the transactions Of Cashier Royce
are tantemount to a deialeatlon.
Royce has been floating large amounts
Of accommodation paper. When the
directors discovered this they ordered
the practice stopped and the paper can
celled as soon as metured. Recently
they discovered that Royce had rather
increased than diminished the forbidden
transaction. and that where a loan on
real estate had been authorized 10 the
amount of S35, 900 Royce had loaned
so, 900 and had not recorded the mort
gage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
Governor lees Southern Trip.

ISpecial Telegram 10 the Dl5patch.I
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March 23.-The
comments of the New York Wortd's
Washington correspondent, the critic,
and other papers in regard to Governor
Lees southern trip for recreation and
rest, imputing to HIM move to the vice
presidency. must be a subject OF amnse-
ment 70 all careful thinkers. The Gov
ernors route, his few stops in the South,
and the TACT Of his having Havana as his
destination at once contradicts such
statements, unless he is after Spanish
American votes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
!, vo,,orv of TIVE Ch.efJustice.

AsHgyILLE. \. c., March 23.-The ou-
perior Court-Judge Mcliae presiding
adjourned this afternoon in respect
to the memory OF the Chief Justice.
Judge McRae made appropriate remarks
touching the eminent services and ability
Of the illustrious Judge. A number OF
the members of the bar followed in SINH
Lar rtrnnrka
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
Dividing tie waters.

WASHINGTON, March %. The House
Committee on Commerce has ordered q
favorable report on Mr.. O'Ferans bill
dividing the waters OF Hampton Roads
between the Norfolk and Newport News
VA customs districts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
s.ntenre. Confirmed.

IBy Aug0-Amercaa cable "a the Dispatcn.l
Dublin, March 23.-The sentences OF
P. O'Prien and NJ. Hayden to three
months Imprisonment, and MIR. Byrne
to four months imprisonment under the
crimes act, were confirmed upon appeal
at AlblOne to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
kighs Hundred BALES OF Cotton
HuruOd

AUGUSTA, Ga, March 23.-Fira this
afternoon in the warehouse of Pope 4
Fleming burned 500 bales Of cotton.
Fully insured in about a dozen compa-
MES. There were 2, 200 bales in the ware
house. The FIRE got into only two com
partments
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
iIOre Trouble for the Burlington ANA
Quincy Railroad.
Ry telegraph to Tho DispAlch.

fBy telegraph 70 me DlspAtcn.l
CHGcAGo, March 24.-At II o'clock to-
night strike was inaugurated among
the switchmen employed by the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railway. WINS
pers Of such a move have been heard
ever since the beginning of the strike Of
the burlington engineers and FIRE
men, but not until the past few days,
however, did the rImors assume
tangible shape. Verifcation of the
reports was lacking, and to-day
the importance first attached to the mat
t.r had dwindled almost TO nothing.
The inactivity at the headquarters Of
the engineers and fremen all day and
evening was 40 noticeable as 10
cause the remark that it was
studied, but no outsider, it is safe
to say, suspected the surprise in store.
Owing to the uneXpectedness OF the
event the exact details Of the situation
were difficult to obtain. The general
impression was that the strike was gem
erai over the entire Burlington system,
and would include brakemen. The basis
for this supposition lay in the fact that
emissaries from Chicago and elsewhere
are known to have been at work
among the brakemen and switchmen
along the entire road for some time past.
Considerable active sympathy has been
shown by these two classes of employees
with engineers and the hremen, ana the
additional plea of self-prOtection has
been frequently entered. The plea was
that the switchmen and brakemen were
in constant danger 10 life and limb from
the alleged incompetence of the en-
eineers and fremeu who have taken the
places Of Burlington members OF the
Brotherhood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK. BALTIMORE, AND Rich
NosD STOCK xxcHAsGBA
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. Tobacco. Iur-
psn.ins. Resin. Tar and
Peanut Markets
[Rr Telegraph 70 the pIrpatch.l


NEW YORK, March 22-The stock market To-
day was not only less active than that oil yester-
day, but less exciting. Il was feyerish aud IRE.
gular, while the drih OF prices was downward
throughout most Of the time. Some strength
was shown early In tho day on buying orders
given out by the bull cliques with higher quota
lions and favorable news from tho West IN re-
gard 10 the railroad troubles in that region, but
the market was still under tho bsneful influence
OF tbs Missouri Pacific. though there were other
less important factors watch tended 70 eeprcss
prices. Traders again renewed their attacks
snd tbs feeble support given was insurl-
Gent TO counterfeit their influences and
prices settled down slowly but steadily,
the losses as one time ranging up
90 per cent. Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific
we're the weakest stocks. but the latter displayed
more recuperatye power and its ret loss Is not
90 great New England was the feature by rea-
change Is Insignificant The operations OF room
traders kept the market alternating rapidly oil
day between strength and weakness, giving a
very unsettled appearance 70 trading. Inc
opening was irregular aud early trading was
marked by considerable weakbers, though the
losses were slight The list then rallied smartly
ard the best prices Of the day were generally
made at the end OF the first hour. The activity
then underwent a marked decrease and prices
hogan 70 settle down, Missouri Pacific and Unioa
Pacific ieadiRg. Thers was liitlo INTERRUPTION
In the decline until tho last hour, when prices
reacted slightly and the close was quiet ana
about steady AZ something better than the lowest
fgurss Total sales. g44.eOe shares.
NEW YORK. March 25-Erchange dull aud
offered AZ ,. Sub rreaury balances-Coin, $40,
ll7 900; currency, si@Ssc0a Governments duu
and steady: per cents, 1874, An per cents,
i06b. State bonds neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
LArE wEArHEm REPOnT

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
- WASHINGTON, March Al a. E-For
1 Virginia light 70 fresh northeriy winds,
Il RAlN stationary followed by lower tempera-
''"' iture, threatening weather, with ram or
k-----jsnow.
FOR North Carolina. South Carolina,
Georgia, aud Eastern Florida, light " fresh
eoutheriy winds, warmer, fair weathsr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
Armada Tnrnhee,s death is widely felt

in England. Oxford students are wou-
dering who is to be the new professor Of
political economy, for the University has
failed to develop any students OF more
than mediocre attainments in the theo-
ries OF :. the dismal science.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24

"You can't mako good purse OF q sow's ear, v
ssys tho old axiom. bat you can cure Sick Head
nche, Neuralgia, Nervous Dyspepsia, sleepless-
nora, and Nervous exhaustion, with dollar
bottle Of Scotch 0aA Essence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
GRAIN AND CoTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. March &3s 1888
oFFgRIHGI

oFFgRIEG4
WHEAr.-74 bushels.
CORs.-l,O52 bushels.
OATs.-lO72 busholS
PEAs.-133 bushels.
SAILS REPORTED TO sscksrARV.
WHEAT.--Longberry. a bushels very good at
95c.
CORN.-White, i76 bushels prime on private
terms; q bushels prime at &c. 100 bushels very
good ~ 63c. 100 bushels very good at &c. (; 800
bushels good at &c. Mixed. % bushels prime
(,eeD al Csc. % bushels prime on private terms
Total sales Of corn i,012 bushels.
OATs-Winter, 81 bushels prime az 6Oc.
Mixed, !. 900 bushels good Oh private terms.
BLACkEYE PEAs.-l3 bushels 81 Sl.0j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
business Failures.

New YoHX, March 23.--The failures
throughout the country during the
week number for the United States, 2l2
Canada, 81; total, 243, against 22s
last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
mARINE INFsLLEeEsce.


Rssily digessedi Of the fines, aaveS hearty
beverage for sTgnx appetite: . dslieae driak
for the asitive. Tecronxhiy tested nutritious,
s si.ss.sssssts. Requires ne boiling.
sold ~ l. 3. Aacersen 4 Co, A. {. Carneal
n. I. King. samuel Psdeett a Co, A, flzzsaL
Jr.. samuel Reynolds. hsrmaan scAmidt W. 4.
Snoot, and Christian, White \ Co, Richmond.
Va
sofa ny sreces@ sample mailed for iostamps
h. q WILBUR 4 Sons
no lisa. TnA rhem PAiladeiphiA n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
IIyrRpooL CorToE MAREETs.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

MARcH 2s.-harket steady. and good sales OF
primo stock reported to-day az quotations. Re
ceipts Of stock large. Prime, phajc.; extra,
sKc: common, 1Aa9c. shelled 2a2ac.; span
ish, 2s2Hc factory end-picked, 3Asihc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-24
Jay Gonid's kefurn.

(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
New York, March 24.--Jay Gould
and party arrived in jersey City at ll:4O
O'Clock tonight.