The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-06-26
BRIEE REPORTS on NEWS
A Concise Summary Of Events
That Have Occurred During
the Past Week.
Short Recitals of Crime, Disas.
tiers, and General Happen
ings of Interest.

ings of Interest.
The editors of Indiana are visiting
Washington.
Gen. Chalmers will run for congress
in the Third Mississippi district.
Tenny and Salvador have been matched
for $4,000 side for "a race June 25.
The Cornell-Bowdoin race was won
by the former in Is minutes and IS sec
onds.
The national convention of societies of
Christian Endeavor is in session at st.
Louis.
A Belgian company has offered ST.
500, 900 year for lottery charter in
Louisiana.
President Harrison authorizes the
statement that he is not opposed to the
Mckinley bill.
The new Manitoba school law was
upheld in a decision by Judge Balm, at
Winnipeg Tuesday.
San Francisco police have been or
dered to put a stop to any prize fights
attempted hereafter.
Twenty dwellings, We're carried away
and two women drowned by cloud
burst, at Osceola, Pa.
Five hundred freight handlers on the
different roads at East st. Louis, have
struck for increased pay.
Sixteen business and residence build
inSs were burned at Blue Hill Neb.
involving d loss of $40 900.
t.;1- .f
mills has caused the works to close
down, locking out their entire force.
The seventh American derby at Chi
cage Was won by HenkinS' Lay colt,
Uncle Bob in 20! ON II very slow track.
By a washout on the Canadian Pacific,
near ClaremOnt, Ont, an engine was
plunged into the river and i've men
drowned.
AS the result Of family fnud, A. E.
Coe, of Yates Center, Kan, shot his two
brOtherS-in-law and his wife dead and
then suicidCd.
The switchmen's strike at Cleveland is
drawing to a close. The Big -Four men
have been granted their demands, and
have returned to work
The La Blanche Mitchell fight, which
was to have taken place at San Fran
/ cisco, Friday of this week, has been III
definitely postponed.
Warden Keller of the Arkansas Dcni-
tertiary, whipped Il convict to death,
Tuesday. The warden disappeared. A
reward is offered for his arrest.
Freight train men on the Iowa divis-
ion of the Illinois Central struck Mon
! day to secure the discharge of al OBJ
! noxious division superintendent.
More than four inches of rain fell at
Bloomington, Ills, Saturday, in three
hours. Low parts of the city We're
flooded and much damage done.
Two men were killed and several in
! Jured by an accident on the Pcnnsylva-
MIA road near Cumberland. Md. The
train broke i'll two and then collided.
A negro in Polk county, Tex, killed a
white man and was lynched. Negroes
killed two of the lynchers. More trouble
is feared and the militia have been Or
dered out.
The rescuing party has not yet
reached the miners entOmbed in the
Farm Hill mine at Dunbar, Pa. All
hopes of their being recovered alive has
been given up
The Purvis, Miss, grand jury found
an Indictment against Sullivan for prize
fighting. A petition signed by leading
citizens of the state praying for fine
without Imprisonment was presented.
Annie Turner, of Galveston. Tex,
suicided in the presence of her father,
Judge Turner, and Professor Davis.
The father seized the pistol and shot the
professor dead. Cause a mystery.
By the breaking of rod Baltimore
and Ohio train was thrown down Il
bank near Singerly, Nd. Two men
were killed and many injured, Bishop
keane, of Washington, was among the
latter.
Aero Holly, charged with assault on
a girl, at Parkersburg, Pa, goes free
from the fact that the only witnesses
against him, the girl, her sister and
mother, We're killed i'll railway acct
dent. Conviction would have been
death.
Miss Rose Farwell, daughter of ex.
Senator Farwell, of Illinois, and Hobart
Chatfield Taylor were welded at the
Senator's home, at Lake Forest. near
Chicago. Two thousand friends wit
messed the ceremony.
The ownership Of the lake front park
i'll Chicago, is i'll dispute. Nj Leland
owner Of property abuttin% on the park
says there Is al organized scheme to
steal the valuable tract. He says he has
been offered 100000 to give up the
| fight against it.
Canadian banks have issued an order
to ,1yo A
A discount of 20 per cent. on silver and
per cent. on paper is charged. Many
| business men have posted notices that
| American money will be received at par.
This action is apt to nullify the order of
| the banks.
The commissioner of Indian affairs
| has notified the cattle men occupying
under lease the grazing lands of tho
| Iowa Indians that if further damage to
| the Oklahoma settlers is done by their
cattle they will be summary removed
| from the Indian Territory.
The property of Jay Cooke, the erst-
| while millionaire, is being disposed of at
auction at Philadelphia. A portion of
the property comprises 5000 acres of
fine lands in Barnes, Burleigh, Cass,
Richland, Steele, Stutsman and Trail
counties in North Dakota, and other
| lands in Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and
| Missouri.
4 special sent out from Washington
Saturday says that the administration is
arrayed openly against the Mckinley
bill, and that Blaine has made some
very sharp criticisms on the measure
calling it the most dangerous measure
ever considered in congress. An au.
tborized explanation from Mr.. Elaine
shows that he was only referring to the
sugar schedule in the bill.