The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-08-28
news BRIEFLY TOLD.
Important Happenings from All
Parts OF lAae World Con-
ciseiy ChrOnicied.
A Complete Resume Of Crimes,
Casualties and Current Events
for the Week.

La ~rippc is epidemic il GRESHAM and
AleriIn, Prussia.
The king &C Holland is in very pre-
carloUs state Of health.
Idaho's population is given out by the
census Office as - 229.
McEicliyl ; theatre, in Chicago was
Quilted by iitc Tun.d2y. Loss, $4,000.
The national farmers convention be
gan its session at Council Bluffs, Tues
day.
Gen. Lavalle. Argentine minister of
war, and the minister Of finance, Senior
Lopez, have re, ned.
In the EiES nPS0ta congressional
district Hon. III, =, Nunnell was renom-
mated Oh the first ballot.
Pierre, S. D., has company organ
lied TO manufacture sugar from beets.
Aberdeen IS also organizing one.
The report that Emperor William in
tends visiting Vienna i'll September is
denied Gy The North German Gazette.
An explosion occurred in the cartridge
factory at Blue Island near Chicago.
One n};,n WIS killed and nearly score
injured.
j. I. Cowic. who clipped from Fergus
Falls with another mans wife. is found
to be al clnbvZzler to the amount of
about ?t,"y3
StyIij. Il duchy in Austro- Hungary,
has been rHyased by storm and flood,
the h. attaining the dimensions of d
national calamity.
The Inspectors who investigated the
Sea Wing disaster recommended that
Capt. y cj,cln'S license be revoked and
he Ee l.v- cuted.
Four persons Were killed, three prob
ably t&,>ily injured, and three others Sc
riCuS}y lIrt by a falling wall Of street
car staI --@ at Philadelphia.
1t is ported that the worlds fair will
be located on Il tract of land east of
Roger. Park, Chicago, on the lake shore,
ana 'ju inside the city limits.
Dr.. IAlrsen, of Crookston. Mimi.
wa shrr and killed at Fisher, Mimi,
by Ho~ ~n russell. Russell accuses the
doctor Intimacy with his wife.
a special palace car is now building
FOR 81" transportation of Stanley and
his vile when the former fulfis his
lecture engagement in this country in
the fall.
Al W-uhu, China, priest was burned
to DEATH by order of a higher priest for
-Nlc~nduct towards a woman. He was
pl.-1d i'll large sack of hay saturated
wit oil.
E train on the Denver, Utah and Pa
cific road became unmanagcablo and
dashed down Il steep grade into a stone
quarry. Three were killed and several
Others injured.
The Chicago and Northwestern road
has refused IL accept shipments of live
stock OF reri%iuhle freight from Omaha
for Chicago ;,uG the East, pending the
settlement OF tie strike.
Robert 7. Ii. "oIn, United States min
lstGr to Great Eritain emphaticallv de-
MES the truth Of those reports which
represent HIM us contemplating the ten
derirg Of his resignation.
On Sept. 1 George Francis Train ex.
poets to start "rUUi.d the world and do
1t III fifty days frOm Tacoma, Wash,
Editor Radebaugh, Of The Ledger. and
Il hlS party are to accompany him.
Veterinary Surgeon Lang on, of North
Dakota. reports that he k;,II and buried
III one grave at Pembina twenty-seyen
horses, twcntyfOur Of which belonged
to STATE Treasurer Booker. They were
afflicted with CHAMBERS.
A hurricane visited the duchy of
Styrla, III Austria. Much damage was
done by the wind which blew with extra
ordinary force. At Graft. the capital Of
the GTuhy, the storm wrecked the build
ings in which the national exhibition
was being held.
Branches Of Michael Davitt's ue1y
labor union are organizing in Limerick
and other places III Ireland with great
rapidity. III leme meets with favor
everywhere aa, me organization bids
talr to become d powerful lever in NOV
ing employers to a proper sense of their
duty towards their employees.
AT Il meeting of 400 EMPLOYERS at Mel
bourne it was resolved to support the
ship owners against the strikers. En-
ployerS Ill the capitals of other Aus
tralian colonies are about to make SIM
liar declarations. In consequence of the
strike The prices of coal, sugar and pro-
visions are rapidly advancing.
The authorities OF the Swiss caution Of
SchwyG have issued positive order inter-
dictir~ the oft-told and generally &C
cel,;eu narrative OF William Tell from
beng Taught i'll the public schools as q
part OF Swiss history. The order treats
the narrative of William Tell and Cess
LEI rs pure fiction, for which there is not
ii Sill riul Of historical foundation.
Til" .,,w passed by the New York leg
stature providing that no child actually
or ".......:.;iy under is years of age
snail ..'iukc or i'll any way use cigars,
cigarettes, Or tobacco IN any form what
ever IL any public street, place or resort,
and That ANY violation Of this act shall
be q .s!Sicmeanor, punishable by a fine
Of Let more than $40 nor less than So
for each oiense, takes effect Sept. 1.
III clnbarkation of the remains of
Capt john Ericsson at New York Sat-
urday. was effected with fitting cere-
monies. About 10.0QQ marines and men,
ber# Oh civic societies were in the pro-
ceaSi"N, accompanying the body to
tne Go.I. The naval honoTs We're
mag sent, and were conducted by the
entire squadron cf evolution. The Bal
tnnore. with its precious burden, sailed
Immediately for Sweden.