The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-05-14
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News of Importance Given Brief Mem
tfon.
The Prince of Wales is said to be in
debt again to the amount of 81, sou, 600.
Duke Gunther, the kaiser's brother
in-law, is under cloud for absence
without leave from his regiment in
Berlin
The census in France shows an in
crease in population of los, 900 yearly, as
compared with an increase Of 435, 900
yearly in Germany.
The Yale university has decided to adj
here to the stand taken last week in q
letter to the Harvard university declin-
ing to play the Harvard base ball club.
At Kansas City fire DESTROYED the
cable station of the elevated railroad at
the Union depot, and also a connecting
station of the elevated road. Loss,
$4,000.
Secretary Noble has appointed Walter
n. Graves, of Denver, Colo. s,1perin-
tendent of irrigation on the Crow reser-
walton in Montana, at a salary of 81, 700
per annum.
Judgments amounting to $3.50, 635
were filed in New York against Lehn-
maer & Co., importers, at No. % Green
street, in favor Of Andrew Neplige q
Co and others.
The Empress Frederick, of Germany,
has sent message to her daughter, the
crown princess of Greece, heartily ap-
proving the conversion of the latter to
the Greek church.
Hungarian crop reports to date show
that rice, oats, barley and feeding stuffs
have suffered greatly of the heat which
has recently prevailed. There is fair
average wheat crop.
Berlin advices give the significant in
formation that the kaiser has abandoned
his intended visit to Italy and King
Humbert, and that the reason is that
Italy is too friendly with France.
The signing of the Austro- German
treaty of commerce was fastened by the
election of Prince Bismarck to the
reichstag. The prince, tits well known,
intended to antagonize the measure.
The German reichstag adjourned sud.
denly Saturday for the purpose, it is be-
heved, of preventing Bismarck from
taking his seat till autumn. The gov
eminent party evidently fears him.
The employees of The Boston Globe
were given dinner by Col. Charles H:
Taylor, the proprietor of the paper at
the American house. Speeches, songs
and stories made the affair most jolly
one.
A rise in the price of bread caused a
riot in Parma, Italy. Women marched
in procession to the town hall and de-
manded a reduction in the price. Many
We're arrested before the crowd was
dispersed.
John Flanagan, an old-timer at
Clancy, Mont, dug grave, built rude
pine coffin, put rifle to his heart and
pulled the trigger with poker. He left
note saying that he didn't want te
bother anybody.
Santa Fe officials report the occur.
renee of bold train robbery at Whar.
ton, I. T. Five masked men held up 8
Santa Fe passenger train. They Sc
cured $500 from the mail car and all the
valuables of the passengers.
The lady managers of the worlds fai,
have decided to send Miss Mary R.
Schiller, of Pittsburg, to Colombia
Venezeula, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia an6
Brazil to work up interest in woman's
exhibit at the exposition from each Of
those countries.
An English army officer, who wit
messed the recent inspection of troops al
Vincennes, says that, if the German
emperor is right in his opinion that ar
tillery is the backbone of an army
France has plenty of it, men, horses and
material.
A dispatch from Vienna says that the
crisis in the Reichsrath is chiefly due tx
the anti-Semittic members. who behave
in such violent manner as to call forth
continual rebukes from the president
and whose conduct has most democrat
izing influence on other parties.
The appeal of the Italian government
to other European governments in de
handing from the United States pro
lection for resident aliens is laughed al
in Berlin, says dispatch, in view of thu
increase of Italian emigrants tx
America. 1t is believed that Germany
will refuse to take any part in any such
demand -