The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-09-18
RESUME OF THE WEEK.
A BRIEF RECORD OF IMPORTANT
HAPPENINGS.

| 6INtiS0Os
Cream OF Homo and Foreign News
Skinned From the Great Mass of Cur
rent Events and Dished Up without
Trimmings.
The federal council of Switzerland
has decided to recognize the Republic of
Half block in the business part of
Lynchburg, Va, was burned Monday
night.
The Switchmen's Mutual Aid Associ-
alton, of North America, is in session at
| Buffalo.
The Gar intends to remain a month
in the north Of Poland. He then pro-
ceeds to the Crimea.
The total number of cases of cholera
In the provinces of Spain up to date is
S,472, and of deaths 1857.
The Democrats of the Eighteenth
Kansas district nominated Thomas
Moonlight for congress.
3Twenty-fve men were killed and as
many more injured in mine explosion
at st. Wendell, Germany.
Russia has given orders to the COVER
nors of Siberia to prevent any further
immigration Of Chinese into that prov
ince.
At Monet. Mo-, Judge R. w. Fryan
| was nominated by reclamation for con-
gress by the Democrats of the Thirteenth
district.
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the New York Central, near Albany.
The accident was caused by misplaced
| switch.
Roumania and Servia are negotiating
with Vienna bankers for refunding Of
| their public debts at more favorable
rates of interest.
Orlando Kimmel, of Noble county,
was nominated for congress by the Re-
| publicans of the Twelfth Indiana dis
trict at La Grande.
The first payment of $3.50, 900 on the
| purchase of the Philadelphia brewery
was made Monday by the English brew
cry buying syndicate.
A collision occurred on the Chicago
| and Grand Trunk at Schoolcraft, Mich,
| in which two men were fatally and
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The schooner Comrade is missing in
Lake Superior since Friday. 1t is feared
she foundered in the gale and that her
crew of eight was drowned.
The Guatemalan government ha; de-
cided to exile the daughter of Gen. Bar
rundia, who attempted the IGa of
United States Minister Miner.
A lioness with the Barnum & Bailey
show gave birth to twin cubs at Du-
| buque the other day-the first kings of
| the forest ever born in the state.
Among the passengers on the White
star steamer TentOnic, which reached
New York Wednesday were Chauncey
M. De Pew and Archbishop Corrigan.
spite of all the assertions to the con-
| trary, the sale Of slaves in the German
| African territory continues almost una
bated.
An immense find of gold is reported
at Rapid City, S. D., which assays II
| ounces to pounds of rock. The lucky
discoverer refuses to make known the
location.
Count Andore Szechenyi and compan-
ions, Of the South Sea Islands expedi-
| ton, recently reported lost, have arrived
safely in New York from Honolulu on
their way home.
The lockers Of London and Dublin
| are combining, the object of the coali-
| ton being to enforce the demands of the
lockers of the latter port for better pay
and treatment.
The exodus of Jews from Russia
caused by the revival Of the cruel ukase
| of 1882 continues. Two hundred and
fifty Hebrew families departed from
Odessa on Thursday.
Anumber Of counterfeit $40 bills on the
German National Bank of New Or
| leans are in circulation in St. Louis. The
police are actively searching for the
gang uttering them.
Mrs. Sarah Mcintyre and her two
daughters were burned to death and
their home destroyed by fire at Phila-
delphia, which was caused by an intox-
icated son upsetting lamp.
Mrs. w. NJ. Langdon, of Grand
| Mound, Iowa, was shot and killed by
J. Bevan, of Chicago, former lover.
| The husband who witnessed the tragedy,
put five bullets through the assassin.
Inportions of the unsurveyed territory
| at the foot of Mount Baker and Mount
| Tacoma they are hundreds of trees that
measure $50 feet in height. Some of the
trunks measure 80 feet in circumference.
New York Central strikers held a
stormy meeting at Albany Friday night.
! The leaders were accused of living high
while the strikers were starving. The
men will probably make break and
return to work.
| The general assembly of the Presby-
| terrain church has sent circulars to va
rious presbyteries asking vote on the
| Question Of admitting women to deacon
ships. The question will be acted upon
by all presbyteries.
In Baltimore the Federation of Labor
| Central strike because they had no cons
fidence in the general executive board OF
the knights, and did not believe the
money would reach the strikers.
Hume Clay, of Paris, KY, who alb
seconded about a month ago, after hav-
ing forged paper on his father and
grandfather to the amount of 49, 600,
has been taken back to Paris by his
father-in-law, Capt. Thomas.
Judge LaComb has made an order
permitting an appeal to be taken to the
| United States supreme conrt in the
cause Of Shibuay Guigo, the condemned
japanese murderer now in Sing Sing
prison under sentence to be electro
cuted.
1t was reported Wednesday that the
exploring party had penetrated q dis
lance of 5000 feet into the Farm Hill
mine, and that they are meeting with
little trouble. An effort will soon be
made to reach the place where the
| twenty miners met their death.
Messrs. Walter Potter and w. D.
! Lowell, of the collapsed firm of Potter,
Lowell & Co. were arrested Monday
charged with embezzlement and lar
cepy. Bonds to the amount Of $40, 600,
belonging to the Edge Hill Furnace
company were, 1t is alleged, misappro-
priated by them in an attempt to save
their failing house.