The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-07-23
1891. ~ JULY. 1891.
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THE WEEKS EVENTS.


News Of Importance Given Brief Men,
ton.
Many cattle were killed by the recent
storm in Outagamie county, Wis.
Guthrie, O. T., has been selected as
the headquarters of the territorial Cath
Ole see.
n st. Paul people are urging the city
council to appropriate money for free
public bath.
=. DR.. B. L. Van Neef, of Harvard, has.
been chosen professor Of Greek at the
Wisconsin university, E.
While SEEMING in the Tennessee river
NEAR Murray, KY, FIVE men We're
I drowned. They became entangled in
the seine.
.sAdvices from st. George bay state
that Admiral Walkers proclamation
closing sixty British lobster factories
along the coast, is practically an edict
OF starvation to hundreds Of people.
The annual report of the American
Baptist Missionary union shows the total
receipts for last year to have been $472,
ia, and the appropriations $525, S26.
The society has q permanent fund OF
$3.50. 787.
District Attorney Nicoll, of New
York, has made known his intention Of
selecting one of the papers which pub
ished accounts of the recent executions
ct Sing Sing and laying the case before
the grand jury.
w. S. Mercer, of La Crosse, Wis, has
q mirror that is over 200 years old and
once belonged to Queen Elizabeth of
England. Mr. Mercer has been offered
$3.50 for the relic. The glass has been in
Mr.. MERGERS family for more than 70
years.
A Wisconsin circuit Of Scottish games
is to be formed that, aside from the in
creased prizes, will insure the presence
Of the foremost athletes of the country.
The Milwaukee picnic is set for Aug.
Z; GAINESVILLE two days later, and Me-
nominie two days after that.
1t is said that Jean Paul Soquet. the
wife murderer, who one year ago es-
capped from the Wisconsin state prison
at Waupun, had been seen near the
Belgian settlement in Brown county.
Wis. An officer claims to have discov-
cred clue to his hiding place.
The Salvation Army has brought suit
against the city of Northield.
The United Scandinavian singers of
America met in Minneapolis last week.
The Minnesota Loyal Legion will
meet at Duluth July 20 at the Spauld-
ing house.
l.. P. Hunt. of Mankato, has been
elected superintendent of the Minnesota
worlds fair exhibit.
Pearl fishing is still being prosecuted
In the Cedar river near Austin, Mimi,
and some valuable gems are being dis
covered.
The annual festival of the Swedish
Singers of America was held at Mime
apolis last week. About 200 singers
were present.
Mr.. Sudner, of Hastings, he's offered
to locate glove and mitten factory at
New Ulm If the city will give him
bonus OF $500.
An appraisal Of the estate of the late
William Window has been filed at Wi
mona and shows the total value of the
estate to be Sl99, 700.
Pearls valued at 5000 were taken from
Cedar river, below Austin, by one COM.
pany last week. The value Of the pearls
range from $l5 to $3.50 each.
A farm hand named johnson, living
near Montgomery while watering bull
was gored to death by the animal. He
was AZ years of age and unmarried.
The National Editorial association in
session at ST. Paul finished their bust
ness Friday and adjourned w. E. Cap
peller, Of Ohio, was chosen president.
Charles Stabler recovered verdict of
$4,000 against Alexandria village in the
United States court. He received in
juries from a defective sidewalk at that
place. ..z.y.,... s..@ 49,,
a L E. A. Gerdtzen, the administrator of
the estate of Lena Weinberg, made a
find Saturday night at Winona of $l2,-
900 in greenbacks in xn old box shaped
piano stool.
A sad accident occurred Friday on
the farm of Gustav Kuthkee, resid-
ing about aye miles south Of
Glencoe Mr.. kuthkse was at work
in the meadow moving when his
two little boys, aged z and y
years, brought his afternoon lunch.
He and the two boys seated
themselves in front of tae team, which
became frightened and started to run,
drawing the mower over she trio. Mr..
Kuthkee was severely bruised and lac
Grated. and left in dazed condition.
One of the children had one Of his legs
completely cut of and his arm fright,
fully cut and lacerated. The otger was
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