The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-06-19
BRIEF REPORTS Or 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.

Twelve cases Of yellow fever are re-
! ported from Yucatan.
James B.. CAN'T has been nominated
for supreme judge of Missouri.
Fire at Topeka, Kan, burned twenty
nine horses and several buildings.
Thirteen thousand dock laborers have
gone on strike at Swansea, Wales.
The leading soap Of the
country have formed an organization.
The national convention of societies of
Christian Endeavor is in session at st.
Louis.
Lightning struck street car at
Louisville, KY, Sunday and injured the
driver.
The Montreal grand jury have re-
turned true bill against Hale for the
shooting of Cowles.
The wholesale liquor dealers of New
York and vicinity are moving against
the whisky trust.
Boston has been chosen for the next
annual meeting of the International
Typographical union.
Sam Kimball, Milwaukee saloon
keeper, shot his young wife and commit
ted suicide. Jealousy.
-Four hundred bottles of contraband
brandy was seized by customs inspec-
tor at Philadelphia.
The secretary of the interior wants a
big increase of clerical force, owing to
the late pension legislation.
Indian Commissioner Morgan is con-
sidering the advisability of moving the
Cheyenne Indians to Minnesota.
Governor Fifer, of Illinois, has isued a
call for special session of the legisla-
ture for July %, to consider worlds fair
business.
Five hundred of the Boston strikers
have returned to work, the bosses hay-
ing, in most instances, granted the in
creased pay.
Baron Zedwitz and Miss Mary Cald-
well were married at Washington Tues
day. 1t was looked upon as union of
money and title.
The Louisiana legislative COMMITTEES
on the proposition to submit the lottery
question to the people has reported in
favor of the proposition.
Arkansas Democrats have nominated
James p. Eagle for governor, B. B.
Chlsm for secretary of state, w. E.. At
kins for attorney general.
Miss Mary Anderson and Mr.. Anto-
MO Navarro were quietly united in mar
rage at London Tuesday. The cere-
mony was severely simple.
Ponca, Neb., is much wrought up over
black diphtheria. Two deaths have oc-
CURED. The schools have been closed
and all meetings prohibited.
A terrific thunder storm visited Gin
clnnatl Sunday, unroofng thirty-four
houses and doing much other damage.
Three deaths are reported,
The New York World says Duncan B.
Harrison is writing play for John l..
Sullivan, who will make his debut as a
theatrical star next season.
At jacksonville, Ills, while 2,OOO peo- |
pie were listening to a concert i'm tent, !
storm came up and carried the tent |
away. A number We're injured.
Three desperate men, with a lasso. at
tackled j. IL. Stewart, Kansas City |
capitalist. near Hamburg, Iowa. and !
forced him to sign check for 81, 900.
Emperor William announced in the |
bronze room of the stadtscbloss the !
betrothal of his sister, Princess Victoria,
to Prince Adolph, of Schaumburg-
Llppe.
A census enumeratOr named w. G..
Wilson. murdered neighbor named |
lnman, near Quincy, Fla. There was an
old quarrel, and the census questions
revived it.
Two hundred persons We're precipi-
tated into creek sixty feet below by
the breaking of a bridge in Beyerle;s
park, Cincinnati, Sunday. Forty were
seriously injured, but none fatally.
By fire in the Ural mountains fortv
persons lost their lives and $4,000 We're
rendered homeless. The magazines, iron
works, four school houses, three churches
and a thousand dwellings were de-
stroyed,
The Duchess of Fife Princess Louise
of Wales was delivered of a still-born
male child Monday. 1t is probable that
the child will be buried with royal hon
ors, as a member of the family of the
Prince of Wales.
The London Chronicle advises English
traders to have patience and trust to
the Americans own objections to the
new tariff bill for it's repeal. The bill, it
says, was promoted by small party of
wealthy American manufacturers.
Young Cowles, who was shot by his
brother-in-law, Hale, at Montreal last
week, has exonerated Hale from blame
IN the matter. He says he doesn't be-
lieye Hale caDable of wishinr to do hin,