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Mmerifauif MiQiunGr paa Yeiel

Mmerifanif WiQiOnGr paa Yeisg |
Norge. @n Of 8eroens rIseite Mano,
amerifaneren 6. 8anoerbilt, Der nplis
bar beiest %llbitilinsen / aiebenbapn,
gieiter / bisie 9ase Norse. s Wans
bags anfom ban meo Weraterbanen til
9ronbbjem % tos inb / britannia
9otel.
8anberbilt er an Ilaaet til at eie en-
6ormue al oper 100 Wiaioner Dollars
os bar / aarlis Snbtast oper 6 WiQios
ner Dollars.
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Gn gog af Silfe, bpis Eert lite ct
trpft, men pauet inb / 9siet, uo9iues al
en- iranIf 8usbanbler. Den er 100 81.
Der flor os fOIter $50 aroner. Snoa
bolost er relisisit. 9erten er iOm bans
list fort paa buio @runo, men berbos
inofattet Of imutte 5oriirinser / mibeel'
aloerf Still.
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st Nrbeiosbiem for 5ortomne o.
glenoi9e tentes oprettet ariiianir. gu
Gismano bar allereoe looet at itstte bet
meo 500 arouer aurlis. 9DsBiPnsers,
0asoriuere os Driftere ituloe BET faa
mloleriioist Sjem mob at arbeloe, iaa.
lRnge be er Der.
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Gpinbel,ge &auoioater til CRANE

&~uinbel,9e &anoioater til Ggamen
Nrtium 1888. vi ~foinoelise 8anoioas
ter er iaar blepen anmelot til gr. art.
16, bopraf 2 gleoer al artiumsberettiz
sebe Sfoler reo flasiiit Nrtium. vi
Nrtium, IA Yripatiiter ueo &ealartium.
vi bisie iioite er13 anmelbte peo @jerts
lens Sfole.
Nntallet al ~fpinbelise &anbioater, Der
fremitiIer Zig til Ct. art, ices martelis
at tiltase ltriusr "9lftp." s bpert al
Nnrene 1SS4-18SS bar oRret anmelo,
reipeftioe: 2-5-6-11-16, ttlIams
men 40. Sen puerueienoe 5lerbeo (33)
er &ealijter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11
Sat Gienoom
ttItaIaS tutt ttHsts,

sp,rttsisntri,. iaaiom "SorH %titiats,-, -eus iit'
.aIss-. -9as iiattt". -1t,H,h, I,ets-. -Dtaos s%uf,s,'.
cio.. oil ira uu al iuetar,s fsv l Gent ~. Cre iSI
scr GeHs. sut,ii, sOsaauu. I. 81. 5~orboshaD ,i
4; SaUn r,suss for ct Orb. aO,g%tisitm,Ht,r. Der itts
sotasss al SdaIius. tasss tns esHj9n TIL
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Nurif @patratferi paa WabagaE

Norif go9trgfferi paa WaDa8as'
far Wso Mlsiionslflbet "Baulus"
ital mebiolse fra Norge for at saa I'D
til Madagascar en- uns Stapansermano,
Sr. Cars Weiins, Der ifal beltpre Del
norite Misiionsielifabs 2rpfferi os
Bosbanbel / IutananaripJ. "Baulas"
aisif, eiterat bare unret / Dot, fra Sta
Danger til 5%reorifsitao, for Der at ino'
tase Srelait til 0'urban.
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llinolshe yrepe pso Ietorab y. 9.

Gslue Ibor9rrmiou 6isrtuiI - 3nbn y
CARTON pdralo Ciiou Ssrlauo - Heoer y
oaHoe-Strte blHiou - Cleanna Bltlte -
Selene 6ermanioH- Sariou-S Iahl-Ers
" Sohuion - Rrs Rarthe Slion -CS
Ibomoioa-Saus Z R9siett = O w Zee
Grit 2 6amitp
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SDbafspaalGgaet.

1DbafspaalGgget. Eet TOR blipe
tpiliomt. ON Statstasien oil faa ipnoers
Zig forbeiet Snbtast al 9oloiorb0ielien
paa 2obat. G~ii9tniusen bar nemlis
ltoen 9oloforbaielien unret ~betpoetis
mInore END tiolisere. On / 8~riiiiania
parenoe itSrre 9obatsfabrit bar iaalsoes
maatiet inoifranie 4~rbeiostioen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11
Npt Snoufrianlaa / Samar. s

8isbmano Ole Grlfien ps Staosinses
niDr Glauien at Samar bar fuloenbt ct
Sabeipoeris Nnles meb bet 5ormaal at
fabrifere %foruoen 9rsniebe osiaa Here
Sorter finere Bare. On i 8eoriiten
fpnots Manc er ~ensaseret fra 8riitia'
mia.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11

Gn gammel Some fOm i~Orient / airs
Ten. Soft reiite. fig til geliisnelisn. oa
bun Tom inb: 8arsso 10, ia9oe ben
@amle, bere bebsusr life reiie oere for
min Sfplb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11

Stor 6iifcOrGt. 6orleoen Sag bleu
uoenfor 5iiteuaret Grip at 4 8aablas
meo en- &aItnof Titet / ct &ait $500
Storiei, Der Gbriiiansiunb lulg.es for
II Ore Stptfet % inobrdste / 9ot III
bper al Siiferne 10 &roner.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11

Nen. Ncn. er ben itabise 8lase oper.
aft runot &sros. Ss 8ensbpr ct BET
ueia2 alleiteos. De forbes MI ganite /
N1rbeoen al Bersitaben. s @jssoiseu
iaaes nplis en- 1lof paa ct bulut bun.
oreoe. Oct er TENT, buOr bisie 9pr
soelesser os tranlper nec meo fine tore,
baaroe os itarpe aloper. Be er Tom
nloeles piloe, bpiifet beler life er iaa
rart, oa be saar / Nareuis uoen Be.
uostnina. Man ~bespnoer NIL Tom BET
iioite Wiobel at ifpoe neo for at iaa fat
paa Warfet os paa benne Maabe faa
fonitateret, boilte &ensopreiere bet er,
ipm bier en- Zig SfjsoeslDsbeo os life
sieter fine 3pr. Otter Surlpoenoe ital
man oppe / gureijsoalsn neoifpoe &en
foItpRf.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11

C7nifcS. = On norit 6auoelbetieut,
x en- uua Dfano meo ilere Wars gridring,
1nltes en- dImiuoeiig Butti. ytGa iremuiie
be beoite Nnbeialluser. On tor norlf pan
bel at paretaos. Bareiue ulaa lRlges III en-
ISris til ale Runoer. Nbresie y 8. Bor
3S5, BoItpile, Soma. 442.
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eGstepicoe.

SeIueis-GrHeon- Zen zoe Suli
1883 / Iecorah, Soma. oeo ". Z @tbiou, 3.
T.. YPr Better Seiusis ol gPiis Carrie Nh
melon, besss fro ot9hlauo 3owuibtp, 8tu'
Heipelt Co. Scwl.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11

Cper 14.4O0 Wiaioner 2roner
bar England brust til i'm arissmast
bare fiben &rimfrisen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11

Ssosfalo. Siege .. y. 2inoeman
Hlnasafer er aisaast ueo 9poen. Sen.
rtf Baud 9inoeman bar ipot 1852 %
tos Grtium oimitteret fra 3~runobiemS
Stole 1870, mebicinit @mbeoseromer
1877 os bar iiben 1877 prattiieret
Before, Riussafer.
= 8astmeiter 6aluorien i Stortbin.
get er afsaaet ueo 9soen, 20 4ar gam.
mel.
= aisbmano Sans Senslen er opo
2ronbbiem 703 War sammel. 4iosbt
meote iom SuppleaHt paa bet pper.
oroentli9e Stortbins 1864.
= Bureaudef u. 5osium er aTgaaei
peo 0sben. Inbers 6osium par feoi
1911, examinatus juris 1888 pg no
n9pates 1854 til Bureau6sii 5oripars
bepartementsts 3bie Nrmef ,ntor.
3bo. Sosnepreit y. Ranbers er
aFsaaet peo Ggoen. @erbarb &anoerq
par fsot 1907, Siubent 1929, tbeploaiil
aanoioat 1885 os tos for Here Na,
lioen Iiiteo iom Sosneprait til Sual.
gerne.
- aommerceraaoinoe 8obil Warit
@iel |. 5opn, Gnfe efter aommerceraat
Sobanaes Irboe @tel, iom / iin 9ir
eieoe 8erbp Serresaaro / @%nnin9balen
er af9aaet peo 0poen ner 100 Nar al
6un itob / B~espnoelien al Iarbua.
breoet ner be leoenoe areoie / Den
gsn al 2anhet, og fom iaalebes / 8e.
rgrits meo Here al De mere befjenott
Wano fra bine 9dse, iaalebe5 Song
Carl Sobun, Der ensau9 %uoernatteoe
paa 8Rrbp unoer lin &eile for al iuipiz
cere be iuenife Trooper, iom laa / 9eir
/ @nninsoalen, % iom til 9af for uo-
piit 8jeitfribeb inorDmmebe fin Sert,
aummerceraao @iel, fri Suofsriel al
&urn til fine Soft Us i'm gpso.
Den Iloobe, Tom troos i'm beie Nloer
ltse til bet libite bnpoe fine Nanos=
fr9fter / 8ebolo, lepebe / be lenere giar
bos fin 9atterbatter / Sefla. gf benbes
DDtre bar en- gift meo @roslerer Nils
Infer S'ans, us bum bleu berueo osiau
Stammooer til en- talri9 Slast inoer
oenne $50.
Weo ben heniouebe @amle er, TOR
banoe, bet iioite p~erionlise Bione til hin
9ios beuaseoe Sip os ifjebneiuansre
B%esiuenbeber saaet bort.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11
Sabt! $50 Ycl0mmina!

.'aa Seien meIem Sesper oe ben iaaiGIote
@rismnn Tarm (; Canoe (uta ~Sprtngtuater
% 9ociiit Bot Jiute), table les Wauous ben
2oeu Suli en- lang 2ommebos. buorl oer par
en- betpoeli9 Gum Hen9e, enoel yiotes og an
Ore &%Rrolpaptrer. Hoterne er betaIbare I'll
n~noertegneoe.
Gn gelpnnina al $50 uolooes til ben e0er
be, Der briuser Bogeu tilba9e.
y 9. Satues, 0esper, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11
Farm tiHaIas. 100 Gcres

y ltgaenoe ) Rile ira Toronto. 100 Neres
opoprtei, aoot GUS oa 9raudrp, 2 9ooe
Brsnoe. / NGtl Ill Stolsbus. 5armsu iRlses
for $1,000 5or urrmtre lluoerretutu9 llrtu
i'll 4Ribsl ARoeriou, Toronto, Deuel. 60,
9atota,
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11

6porfor er De heieite Soft melt
boone? = 5orbi be er ultio lensere i
Sensen END andre.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11
TspxtaIo.

NlntussIts, Dsesfalo 0ptas.s "D.oraS'pot.u- ION
stbtiI sratis. Or ssrtneo en- iaasan anm,lO.tI. al uss.
istits,r, 5nb5Ols .a.r I.siassi al Bxs. sa raa iaasant
bstsIss s SsH,s ~. atnts I asri,ub.J
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11
Oct nne Statslaan.

Oct uDe Statslaan. a~Ontrafteu
ar,saaenbe bet nps 9 atslaan er afillttei
- paa ben norife Stats 8esne uen
Siuantsoepartemeatets Gbef Statsraan
6auslano os for 8antierbuiet 6. s.
6ombro & Spn | 2OnoOn peo Wtr.
Standings. Yeb 2aanet ifaffes Der
~effettipt 559 Wilioner &rOner til Suo=
lpsnins al &eitsjaloen peofommenoe
bet Al PCT. Statslaan al 1878 % Def
4 pGts. Statslaan al 1884. Oct npe
Statslaan forreates efter 3 tire =
PCT.
Ser bar / bet belle iabfommet 4 Gn.
bub, foruben bet antasne; fra ben oanife
9anomanbsbanf, Sppptbets os 8egel-
banf paa ct banlf, tplf iranlf zenselIi
&oniortiums 8esne, fra Gommer5 uno
9iscontosB anf / 6amburs iom &eer9s
ientant for ct pif.enselif Som ortium,
iamt poerlisere fra Ell Inbpoer, bois
Napn ifulbe hemmeli9boloes, ~foriaapioi
Qnbuoet life bleu anta9et.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11

(Unn Mpft 100000 Ncres al
Ouu SSI| NtontaHa Snoioner Re'
ieruatiou n9r 8reat 5aaus, 81. Benton, Ns,
iinuiboiHe os 8las9otu er netop aabnet for
Settlln9. Get er rist paa Nlueroli r os
aul, Sopnesauss o9 N~serbrr9slano al bet
alerbeoite Slass. Nnleoningen til at tjene
Bense er itsrle ber eno paa uoset anoet
Steo / be 5oreueoe Siater. yRu er bet ben
rette 3io til at uoisse fig ct SIem. 5or
B%iletpriier, Barter o9 andre Cplpsninger
benpenoer mar Zig til 6. ". g8arreu. Sen.
Hasi. Aseut, ct. -, W. &. N. 8'p, ct.
Toul, Ninn. 37.ii.
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Ilpnoren fom. Sor nOsle 9aSe
iiben reiite Ell MOrsenltuno to fattise
5iifere fra &rsefiotD SOtenoal. ub
for at fife; be eieoe insen anoen Wfao |
Siemmet enb Silo ps 8oteter, ipm ogiaa
blpbe ubsiort oeres 5rofoit ben Wors
gen. De roche lanst no paa 9aoet Tor
at prDoe fin Gpffe. Set leb oper Wtto
bag, os be bauoe enonu Sntet faat.
Saa uobreb ben enc al benz: "0et fer
imaat uo ibas meb Gansiten. Seq bar
enbnu life fornummet noset pda arosen.
Saobe NIL 8orberre billet llse bet iaa,
OF jes baube fat en- iaapas 5lpnore, at
leg for ben fanoe fjpbe en- Set Mel
ioas!" Neppe bar Oroet uoiast, fSr Der
"rptfes" / Snsret, os ban beretter bette
til i'm &ammerat. "Sa bra oa! Nu
faar on 6lpnoren", bem9rfebe benne |
ca libt ipssenoe Zone. Ss sanlfe rig
tis; Der bang en- 5lpnore paa 8rosen,
% ben bar laa iuar, at ben peieoe Is
Bunb os blep bstalt meo 4 aroner. laa
ban fit fisbe en- Set Mel, iom pnlfet os
bebet bar. Sans aammerat tit osiau
en- 5lpuore, noset minore, iom blep be
tnlt meb 3 &rpnsr.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-03-22

SuIcIDE.-Charles Lloyd, who has lived
near Lake Mccormick for number OF
years, committed suicide on Sunday last
in his own house, and his body was dis
covered by William Miller, a neighber, on
Monday morning, who had occasion to
60 to his house. 1t has been very gener-
ally known for long time, that Mr..
Lloyd was of unsound mind, and as he
was of a violent nature, his neighbors
have stood in fear ofpersonal violence at
his hands. Last week an application
was made to the probate judge for the
appointment of acommission de Iunatico
inquirendo with view to having him
sent to the insane asylum, but it is not
thought he knew of any such movement,
or that it precipitated the rash act. He
threatened suicide in recent converse
ton with his brother, John Lloyd, but no
special attention was paid to it from the
fact that he had frequently made similar
threats. Mr.. Miller, who made the dis
covery, by peering through a window,
notified deputy coroner Dubois on Mon
day morning, who, In company with
Charles Fish, repaired to the house oil
the suicide, about half mile east of the
lake. They found the house locked, but
upon forcing the door a hor..::.I..e s;pbt
was revealed, The body Of Lloyd was
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-03-22

THE GERMANIA.-The old Farmers
Home, recently purchased by Peter Gas
pard, has been rehtted and put into
excellent shape for business. It is cen
trally located on Third-st., just east of
Mr.. Capser's store, and is now open to
the travelling public. Special inducements
are offered farmers, as the rates are low
and frst-class stable accommodations
are furnished. Transient guests will find
this pleasant and attractive hotel, as
the tables are provided with the best the
market affords, the rates are Iowa
dollar day for transients, with liberal
discounts to regular boarders.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-03-22

NEW DEPUTY SHERIFF.-WhenJ John P.
Hammered, the new sheriff of Stearns
county was here last week, he appointed
Charles Fish his deputy for western
Stearns. After consulting with his
friends and considering the matter fully
Mr.. Fish concluded to accept and to that
end filed his resignation as member of the
village council. Mr.. Fish is we'll known
in this community as an active and
enterprising business man, and the APP
pointment, which came to him wholly
unsolicited, was genuine SURPRISE That
he will discharge the duties acceptably is
a foregone conclusion. Mr.. Hammered
made wise selection which will be
heartily endorsed.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-03-22

abundance of pluck, and with the par
donable pride and affection he entertains
in and for his work, he will place Lake
View Academy on broader basis than
ever before.
The first thought of the professor was
for the safety Of the students and the
saving of their property. Everyone es-
capped without injury and without other
loss than that involved in the clothing in
the laundry. This is the more remark
able when it is considered that the entire
structure was reduced to ashes in an
hour from the time the fire was dis
covered.
An alarm was sounded at the hose
house, but as there was no possible
chance of the department accomplishing
anything, the apparatus was not taken
outs The night was so stormy that few
cared to face the wind, and aside from
the students and the family there were
not many at the fire.
The students were quartered at the
Sank Centre house as soon as possible,
and many of them returned to their
homes on Wednesday. On the academy
grounds is a comfortable cottage, which
was being made ready for occupancy by
professor and his family. Mr.. Donohue,
who was seriously i'll, was carried out of
the burning building in his bed, and safe
ly lodged in the cottage.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-03-22

CARD OF THANKs.-The High School
Literary Society takes this opportunity
to thank the orchestra and ladies for the
music rendered by them at the entertain
ment Tuesday evening.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-03-22

burned to the ground on Wednesday at
about three o'clock in the morning.
Miss Donohue, niece of Prof. Cogan, had
occasion to arise to administer medicine
to her father, who is severely i'll, when
she made the discovery that the wing in
which the kitchen and laundry are To-
Gated was on fire. She promptly gave
the alarm, and the family and students
lost no time in getting at work. There
were forty students asleep in the dorni-
tory, which is some distance from the
wing, and they all succeeded in saving
their effects. Prof. Cogan and family
losenearly everything in the way ofhouse-
hold furniture and wearing apparel, each
one rescuing mere trifle. The students
succeeded in getting the piano out of the
building, which is the only article of
value saved. Bedding, furniture, books,
wearing apparel, silver-everything, was
swept away in an hour, much of which
can never be replaced.
The wind was blowing a gale from the
northwest. and the fire originated in the
northeast corner, yet it made very rapid
progress against the wind. The building
was, an enormous structure, two and half
stories high, 12OxS5, on the ground with
an annex, the dimensions of which
could not be ascertained. The main
building was erected about four years
ago, and has been greatly improved and
enlarged since. A moderate estimate of
it's value when burned is 50, 900, to which
may be added at least So 900 in personal
property. 1t was insured for $500,
with an additional 81 800 on furniture
as follows:
On structure:
Firemau's Fund $3.50.
National of Hartford $3.50.
$4,000.
On furniture, including $500 on piano
Firemen's Fund, $3.50.
National of Hartford, $50.
$1,000.
The insurance was written in St. Paul.
Lake View Academy was peculiar
educational institution in that it was
| operated on the individual instruction
plan, and has had from fifty to seventy
five students in attendance during the
past year, with even brighter prospects
for the next season. 1t has been success
fully conducted by Prof. Cogan, who has
| given universal satisfaction to its pa
trous. 1t always enjoyed the confidence
and goodwill of our citizens, and
they are unit in the warmest express
sions of sympathy for Prof. Cogan, and
all express hearty desire to see it re-
built. Indeed, Senator Keller says he
will be only too glad to contribute Hber-
ally, if necessary, to secure rebuilding.
AS to the plans of Prof. cogan, it is
too early too speak definitely, but he in
tends rebuilding with brick, and he
hopes to be able to have the school in
readiness for the fall term, He has en-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-03-22

When Baby was sick, We gave her castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
when she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Whsn abe had Children, she gave Thorn Castoria
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-03-22

The best stock of dried fruits, including
the choicest to be found in market, kept
constantly in stock by Carl & Bishop.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-03-22

A fresh lot of pickles just received BY
Carl & Bishop.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-03-22

A nice dwelling to
rent on Main-st., op-
posite Father Town
sends. City water and
electric light if desi--
Apply tn ~
Citizens Bank
Of Sank Centre.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-03-22

For SALE.-I shall offer for sale on
reasonable terms, four good horses, two
yoke of cattle and number of new
mich cows and young stock, at the Ger
mania House, formerly the Farmers
Hone, on Third-st. PETER GAspARD.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-03-22

Good kerosene oil only fifteen cents ne,
gallon, at Carl & Bishops
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-03-22

Twenty-Five cents will buy a dozen
lemons at Carl and Bishops.
North Star lung and throat balsam is
sure cure for coughs and colds. -.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-03-22
MARRIED.

WILSON-KREISER-I this village, on
Friday, March 10th, by j. d. Carr, ESQ,
Edward Wilson of Grey Eagle and Mrs.
Mary Kreiser Oft this village.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-03-22

WILL REMovE.-It is with sincere re-
greet the HERALD announces that w. A.
Gates, Esq, has definitely determined to
remove to West St. Paul on the first of
April. During the six years he has been
a resident of Sank Centre he has been an
active, public-spirited citizen, ever ready
to render valuable assistance to any en-
terprise calculated to further the material
or moral interests of Sank Centre and
vicinity. In his profession, the law, he
holds honorable rank as conscientious
and able practitioner, and had built up
fine practice, which he relinquished to &C
cept the position of attorney for the
Duluth, Huron & Denver road, which he
retains. He has concluded to re-
move to St. Paul, after mature delibera-
ton, and is satisfied that the prospects
for working up lucrative practice are
most encouraging. His many friends
regret his departure, and the best wishes
of the entire community will 90 with
him
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-03-22

stretched upon the floor, with a CHASTITY
and gaping wound in his throat,a bloody
razor lying on a bench near by, with
which he had inflicted the horrible cut.
The windpipe was severed, but the Jug
ular vein had not been reached.
An examination developed the fact that
prior to cutting his throat he had at
tempted to kill himself by shooting. In
an adjoining room to the one in which
the body was found there was a dis
charged shotgun, and near it a cane used
in reaching the trigger. He had placed
the muzzle at his abdomen and discharged
a charge of shot into his body, but death
not being speedy enough for his purpose,
he went into the adjoining room, closing
and locking the door after him, procured
the razor, and cut his throat. The cor
oner did not deem it necessary to hold an
inquest, the cause of death being clearly
indicated.
Mr.. Lloyd was farmer, about fifty
years of age, well-known in this village.
About year ago his wife was COM
PEELED to leave him On account of his vio-
lence, and the fears she entertained.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-03-22

PEELED to leave him on account of his vio-
lence, and the fears she entertained.
THE EM1GRANTs.-Letters have been re-
ceived from number of the party who
left two weeks since for Washington Ter
ritory, announcing that the gang arrived
safe and sound and in the best of spirits.
That their arrival excited no small con-
sternation among the natives was to be
expected from the very fact that they
hailed from Sank Centre and hunted in
packs. Their first halt was at Spokane
Falls, where they met John Valentine and
family, now resident there, and R. M.
Russell, who is a travelling man we'll
known in this village. After purchasing
all that was purchasable therein their
minds-they made descent upon Taco
ma. They were delighted with the place
and the people. Whether the inhabitants
reciprocated this kindly feeling is an open
question-they have not been heard from.
At any rate Messrs. Human and Bailor
are confident they never saw a prettier
nor Hvelier town. Thence they journeyed
to Seattle, where they are at present.
They are confident of finding employ
ment at good wages, and are enthusiast
tic in praise ofeverybody and everything.
This letter solemnly AYERS that Andrew
Brink purchased dozen or fifteen saloons
in every town he visited, w. P. Hilsdale
an equal number of valuable business
blocks, and at last advices both were so
well pleased with their investments that
they had joined the Salvation Army, now
holding forth at Seattle. At least, this
is the report of disinterested persons on
the spot, not one of whom were ever i'm
peached in court ofjustice. But really
the party is well-impressed with that
portion of the country they have seen,
and say the climate is fine. They will
dIsperse in search of labor and invest
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-02-22
Remarkably Free from Crime.

The World asserts that "for a great
metropolitan city New York is remark
ably free from crime. When it is con-
sidered that this city has floating pop
ulation of fully $50, 900 day, who enter
and leave by the different means Of
travel, and that many an unknown thief
may slip in and commit robberits and
get out, the wonder is how Inspector
Byrnes keeps the crooked element so
well in hand. But thieves will seek the
society of crooked people as a rule and
Though his system no new or old thief
can move about town twenty-four hours
and fail to be known. If the thief is a
stranger he is brought to some place by
a fellow-thief, apparently, and he is
there looked over and photographed by
vest camera, and described by one OF
the Inspectors keen detectives as Tom
my Mugs The effect Of Inspector
Byrness system is seen and felt, but his
methods are fully known to no one but
himself. The unseen hand Of the great
detective is strong factor in the life OF
every thief"