The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-04-09


tion.
Earl Granville is dead. ..,.-,-.,----s>sz.4-
May is Arbor day in Minnesota.
Small pox has broken out at the Chi
cago home for aged people.
Russian emissaries are charged with
fomenting trouble in Norway. p"
There is poorly conce aled opinion in
Berlin that the Kaiser is little off his
mental balance. .@r-l4s
In the Minnesota lumber districts
there is prophecy of higher prices for
logs than last season.
The pope has Withdrawn 90, OO0, 900
francs from English banks to reinvest at
higher rates of interest. &:G !+g
It is believed that the Marquis of
Larne will be the first governor general
of Australia under the new constitution.
The outlook for a crop all through
the Northwest has not been as good in q
long time, as the land is in excellent
condition. W
Navigation may now be said to be
fairly open at Toronto, the schooner
Queen of the Lakes having arrived from
Charlotte. 49,
Zanzibar advices state that Emin
Pasha is about to locate himself in q
new province away to the south Of the
Albert Nyanza. 2
Whitman & Keiths big shoe factory
at Brockton, Mass, was burned. The
loss is heavy but the exact amount is
not yet known.
Official reports from seventeen towns
in the grain district of Eastern Wash
ington indicate a largely increased
acreage over that of last year. sast
The Wisconsin senate has sustained
the veto of the governor of the bill APP
propIiating $50, 500 to the Waupaca vet
Grams home by q vote of 10 to II.
It has just leaked out that fourteen Of
twenty soldiers imprisoned in the guard
house at jefferson Barracks, st. Louis,
Mo-, escaped Sunday night and de-
serted.
The Northern Pacific has let con-
tract for forty new locomotives to the
Baldwin works at Philadelphia. The
stock is to be delivered for service by
July 1.
The registration books indicate that
there are 600. more voters IN Superior
than last fail. The total registration is
4,300 and is double the total registra-
ton of one year ago.
The British government is urged to
declare Zanzibar free port. The Ger
mans on the coast are getting away all
the trade from Zanzibar, and the place
has already begun to show signs Of
decay.
The reported threatened catastrophe
to tunnel on the Kansas City's line
near Galena, ILL.,, on account of the
heavy rains is denied. Local officials of
the road there say their tunnel is in no
way threatened.
Last fall the Red River Valley Luth.
eran association located its college at
Crookston, Mimi, conditioned on The
city raising certain amount of bonus
by April /. This bonus has not been
guaranteed. The committee is in
Crooksten. Fargo will probably get the
institution.
At the Cork assizes John Foley was
sentenced to seven years penal servi-
tude for his having dynamite in his nos
session during the the troubles At
Hpperary. Aoynighan and Reden
were sentenced to ten years impxison-
ment each and Flynn and Kelhker to
seven years each for moonlighting.
The secretary of the interior has ap-
proved list No. 10, embracing 302. 060
acres OF land within the indemnity Inn
it's Of the Northern Pacific railroad in
North Dakota for an equal amount Of
lands lost within the granted limits Of
the road in Minnesota This approyd
makes these lands subject to state.
county and municipal taxation.