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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-02-21
LEE EXECUTED.
The Murderer of Charles Chalin Hanged
at Aiexandria-His Accomplish, Moe,
ReSDited.

The Murderer of Charles Chalin Hanged
at Alexandria-His Accomplish, Moe,
Respited.
ALEXANDRIA, Mimi, Feb. 16.-John
Lee has expiated the crime of numbering
Charles Chalin at Brandon, fourteen
miles west of this village, on the Mani
toba road. The drop fell at 10 o'clock.
At the last moment Martin Moe, who ex-
pected to hang with Lee, was notified
that the governor had committed his
sentence to life imprisonment. The last
farewell between the two men was ex-
ceedingly touching. Not an eye that
witnessed it was dry.
The two men passed the early part of
of the night in prayer, and singing. The
Rev. Mr.. Scott passed the night with
them in the cell room. At 1910 Lee re-
tired for the night, anG at o'clock was
fast asleep. Moe was restless. 1t was
after o'clock before he finally dropped
into fitful slumber, signing and turn
ing in his bunk. By o'clock both men
men were awake. 1t was nearly 7
o'clock when they finally rose and dressed
themselves and took breakfast. While
they were eating breakfast, Elder Scott
read portion of the Scriptures them.
Lee never faltered as the hour for the
execution approached. He made no
speech on the gallows. In four minutes
after the drop fell. Lee was dead. But
it was nearly twenty minutes before the
BODY was cut down
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Governor Larrabee Pleads Not entity.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Feb. 19.-Governor
Larrabee was not arrested under the in
dictment returned against him Saturday.
He appeared through his attorney, de-
posted $500 cash for his appearance,
waived arrangement, pleaded not guilty,
and asked that the trial be set for next
Tuesday, but it is not probable so early
day will be agreed upon, for the reason
that the prosecution can scarcely get
ready for trial,
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The Camera Caught Him.

A burglar entered a house at Water.
ford, Ireland, and after purloining every
thing he could find he prepared to re-
move large Photographic camera that
was standing on a table. In some way
he touched off q magnesium fash light
attachment thatwas part of the machine,
and fled precipitately when tho thing
fared up. The next day it was found
that the camera had taken the photo
graph of the burglar. The negative was
placed in the hands Of the police, and by
its aid they quickly nabbed their man.
1t showed the burglar with jimmy in
one hand and box containing jewelry
under his arm, while he carried a sack
over his shoulder with valuable pieces of
plate, books, etc., and was gazing at the
flash light In open mouthed amazement
Miss Brady's EIopement.
Here is the true story of the Brady
Harris elopement. Immediately after
the marriage of her sister to Mr.. Stevens,
Miss Kitty Brady went up to her mother
and said: "Now, mother, am going to
be married" Mrs. Brady, after slowly
recovering from the effects of this un-
expected announcement, replied that
such a thing would be out of the
question: Tor at least two years; but
Miss Kitty replied that it would
not be out of the question in two
hours. At this stage of proceeding the
learned judge appeared upon the scene
and Miss Kitty continued: 81 have taken
all the preliminary steps and everything
Is arranged, but have only S. and Sid
ney hasn't a cent, SO just lend me $25 to
60 on the honeymoon with" The learned
Judge, however, as might be expected,
refused point blank to advance his
daughter a cent, but Miss Kitty man.
aged somehow to raise the necessary $50,
upon which "the happy pair"-to use a
time honored and time worn phrase
spent two days in Philadelphia.--The
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MINNESOTA
q To provide for change of venue in cases

q To provide for change of venue in cases
brought before a justice of the peace.
To restrain cattle, horses and other
domestic animals from running at large
in Dodge county.
To authorize the village of Royalton
to issue bonds to fund its floating in
debtedness.
HOUSE.
The greater portion of time of the
house was taken up in the consideration
of bills in committee of the whole, and
only when house files so and 50 were dis
cussed was there anything more than
the ordinary motions and recommenda-
lions. Both the bills named were intro
duced by Mr. Heidemann. No. 50 pro-
vides for the creation Of state board Of
examiners, and providing for perman-
ent state certificates. This was referred
back to the committee On education.
When 81, which amends the general
statutes relating to examination of teach
ers and grades of certificates, came up.
Mr.. Fleming took up the battle against
it, and moved that it be indefinitely post
poned. It was made special order for
Tuesday the Goth.
BILLS PASSED.-To authorize the vii
lage of White Bear to issue bonds in the
sum of $4,000 for funding the floating
debt.
To authorize the town of Hutchinson,
Mcleod county, to issue bonds.
To amend and consolidate the acts in
cooperating the city of Brainerd.
SENATE BILLS PASSED. legaliZe the
action of Franconia supervisors, Chisago
county, restraining cattle running at
large.
To amend Special Laws of 1856 relat-
ing to charter of the city of Owatonna.
To amend Special Laws of 1887 except
ing jackson and Cottonwood counties
from its provisions relating to drainage.
TO amend the Special Laws of 1881 re-
lating to powers of the common council
of st. Paul to purchase real estate.
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A coal mine in Japan took fire several
years ago and forty or fifty miners were
entombed. Recently the pit was opened
and the bodies OF the victims were dis
covered. They had been petrifed.
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A little Hebrew miss in New York has
the commercial instinct so strong that
she rents furnished rooms in her dolls
house to her sisters for fixed number Of
caramels per week.
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FLORIDAS SUB-TROPICAL.
The Second Session Opened at JacksO
willie NVitl, Grnat nisnlax

Session Opened at Jackson.
with Great Display.
Fla, Feb. 20.-The
OF the Florida Sup-Trop,
-, has been formally opened.
orally was suspended and
oerly decorated with gar
lent John Q. Burbridge de.
ening address at the expo
vas followed by Director
.. All the civic and mill
atoms took part in the
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Saturday, February 16.
GINA

SENATE.
There was a warm fight in the senate
over Mr.. Whiteman's bill creating On
additional Judge for the Eleventh jud-
icial district, which has its court house
at Duluth. The measure was opposed
on economical grounds. The measure
was first considered in committee of the
whole without result. In regular session
there was a little more ''scrapping'' over
the bill, and finally it was re-referred to
the committee on the Judiciary without
instructions.
A message was received from Cover
nor Merriam containing a veto OF the
militia bill.
The senate again locked itself into its
chamber to consider the report of the
committee that was appointed to inves-
tigate the case of ". ?. Dunnington,
appointee to the soldiers home board.
The report was accepted and the appoint
mept confirmed.
Among the bills introduced was one
put in by Mr.. Scheffer which is very Sc
we're upon drunkards. 1t provides that
persons convicted Of the crime of drunk
enness shall be punished for the first Of
Tense with ten days imprisonment in
jail; for the second offense, thirty days:
for the third otfense, ninety days, and
for the fourth otfense, not less than SIX
months nor more than one year. Tie
fifth grand drunk is @ state prison Of
Tense and the term of imprisonment is
not less than one year nor more than two
years.
Among senate bills passed were:
To exempt engineers from grand jury
service.
To prohibit the sale of liquor within
One-half mile Of the state fair grounds.
HOUSE BILLS INTRODUCED.-TO legal
ize the action of the village council OF
Litchfield in issuing certain liquor Ii
censeS.
TO repeal the act authorizing town
ships in Swift county to support their
own poor.
10 authorize the town of Grand Mead
ow, Morrow county, to reissue railroad
bonds.
To authorize tine village of Bird Island
to issue bonds for village hall.
HOUSE.
The governor referred the question Of
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The governor referred the question Of
Minnesota's part in the proceedings at
New York in honor Of the centennial OF
Washington inauguration to the house,
| and askep the appointment of a commit
tee to consider the matter.
The Hay bill, reducing the grand jury
to seven, was reported favorably by the
judiciary committee.
The Broadway bridge bill was recon-
sidered and sent back to the Ramsey
delegation and amended by cutting the
amount Of bonds authorized from $3.50,
900 to $3.50, 900, after which it was again
passed.
Speaker Graves announced two special
committees as follows: To investjg lte
building and loan misunderstanding,
| Estes, Williams, Morris and Hanke; 10
investigate the cost Of railrOaas-Ily nn,
Guam, Sevatson, Farley, Philips, Ives
and E. G. johnson. e
BILLS PAssED.-To amend AL act III
cooperating the village Of liinneota.
TO fix the time of holding court IL
Hennepin county.
To change boundaries of certain school
districts in Grant county.
SENATE BILLS PASSED. Iegali;.:ng
Acknowledgements and conve7"uces alI,;
other instruments and tie record
thereof.
Legalizing conyeyance5 of real prop
erty effectively acknowledged.
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CNNSUNEPTEON.

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.FoR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE

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CURES ALL KUM0RS,

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as Hesrney Street.
AN FRAN CISCO, CA

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-03-13
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] no CAPITAL REQUIRED.

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Everybody knows Bill Beck
with, but the acquaintance of some
of his contiding friends IS mora
thorough than it was before he skip
ped the-trs.s 81, Ia, leaving tIlenn S =
800 or $1,000 in Che soup Bills
misfortune are understood to be the
result Of a falling out ii early life
with work and the subsequent fail
urc of mutual friends 10 effect any
thing like semblance of a recon
eiHation. He has tried in divers
capacities to disprove the scriptural
declaration 1In the sweat of thy
face shall thou eat bread allthy days
trying to run a saddler shop with
others to perform the mechanical
labor, by horse trading and various
other devices suggested by his early
trouble. a0f late years lie has ex-
hibited a consuming fondness for
the .favorite beverage of Congress-
men, and an insatiate liking for
gazing upon the portraits of mem
bers of the royal household. Lazf-
ness, drug store whiskcy, jack pots
and bobtail fiushes formsand irwin
chile combination, and BeclSwith is
to be congratulated upon having so
long escaped the Observation-Disclosures
ment of wife and three children.
to the support of his father in-law.
Herald.
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That New RaiIrnah.

2 o., Tuesday Senator J. n Cam
{ den. c. K. Lord, vice president of
the Il. K o. and Gen. Manager VIM.
Clements of the same lines met at
Fairmont in consultation regard
TO the new railroad to be built by
Senator Camden and others from
Fairinont to Clarksburg and on
through the interior. 1t has been
decided 10 proceed with the work at
once. Engineers, Fickinger and
PetIigrew of the o. r. r., are now
making preparations for running
the lines for the permanent location,
and the grading and constructing
of the road will begin Immediately
aitcs tl,e lines is located.-Parkers-
bug .Ssntjnel
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Such habits and practice are largely
due to knowledge of the outside world
and its affairs, gnined from careful study
and reading of the better class of METRO
poLIrAN NEWSPAPERS. such as
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NOTICE.

The accounts of the following fiducia.
RIGS are before me for settlement: Mary
s. Sebrell, guardian OF Blanche P. Ma.
shall (nee SebrelH, Mary S. Sebrell
guardian of F. Gordon Sebrell.
J. IL. COUCH, JR., Com'r.
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5iicskien,s Arnica SaIye.

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If thirty farmers in one Pennsyl-
vania county are sold out by the
Sheriff within three months how
long will it take the Secretary of
As;tienitufes to explain the high
tariff to the rest of the agricultural
worId?- Louisville Couricr-JourndI!
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Iffyon want a trne likeness and
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FoR RENT.-Corn ground for rent
Land for sale. Timber for sale
C. " JAMIsoN, Robinson District
Pc Point Pleasant, Mason County
Ne W
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PRIETISt,s

a LII classes and descriptions OF CORNER
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THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION.
Has Been Decided ia West Hir-
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THE VERDICT.

As tn the merits of 1. W. HARPER's
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people of the United States, who prefer
it because it is better, purer and far
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of whiskey offered for sale here or else
where. r. W. STERLING, sole Agent,
Point leasant, W. Va.
march 6, 6-m.
Ifsyou want a true likeness and
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Also will copy and enlarge old
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T S.W- SwIsnER.
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ii All honor to the Democracy Of
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.of the entire Union. Mr.. Kenna
has espo1sed the cause Of the people
under all circumstances, and his
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Consunlptiol, surely cured.

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readers that have a positive remedy
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timely use thousands oG hopeless cases
ave been permanently cured. / shall
- glad TO send two hott ies of my rene
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Respectfully,
TIA. SLOCUM, NC, Isl Pearl st.
New York jan 8 SO ly
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-10
Senator Barela's Luck.

And now it comes to pass that Senator
Barela of Trinidad is a one sixth owner in
the Nolan grant, upon which is situated
South Pueblo, Bessemer, number Of
valuable Pueblo city additions and the St.
Charles country, from the mouth Of that
river to the mountains. 1t is an open
secret among persons well informed in
grant matters that one-sixth interest in
the property was never clearly accounted
for in the original sale. There were six
heirs to the original grantee. One of
these, Eugenio, was dead and the other
five were presumed to be the heirs of his
estate. 1t now transpires that before
leaving Mora county, New Mexico, he
sold his home ranch and his interest in
the Nolan grant to Jose Maria Barela,
father of Hon. Casimiro Barela, on the
14th of September, 1862, and the deed
stands duly recorded in book /. page rs
of the public records of Mora county,
New Mexico.