The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-04-07
MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS.
The state Convention Held at st. Pa


Instructed for Cleveland. ~
ST. PAUL, April 1.-As was expected
the delegation to the Chicago Demo-
cratic convention from Minnesota will
go instructed for Grover Cleveland.
The prearranged slate of delegates was
chosen at the state convention, and is as
follows:
Delegates at Large-Lewis Baker, St.
Paul: Michael Doran, ST. Paul; Thomas
Wilson, Winona; P. B. Winston, Mime
apolis.
Alternates at Large-Crawford Living
stone, st. Paul; Dr.. Gibson Austin; A. l..
Sackett, St. Peter; Louis Frederickson,
Minneapolis.
District Delegates.
First District-C. J. Haines, Wabasha;
H. r. Wells, p eston. Alternates-John
Benton, Winona; A: LaDae, Dodge. -.
J Second-Michael Mullen, Brown; James
Manning, Mobiles. Alternates-J.C Wise,
Blue Earth; Wilson Borst, Murray.
Third-Joseph Roach, Rice; Frank Mic
olin, Scott. Alternates-Richard WEIGH,
Meeker; W. G. Cominicks, Sibley.
Fourth-C. D. O'Brien, ST. Paul; J. S.
O'Brien, Saltwater. Alternate Dan
Aberle
Fifth-Titus Merrick, C. M. Foote. AL
ternates-J. B. Johnson, Louis Frederick
son.
Sixth-Theodore Bremen, Stearns;sJ J,
D.. Brown Duluth. Alternates-F. W.
Lyons, Morris; A. g. Broker, Wadena. I
Seventh--AlexaHder McKinnon, Polk;
Dennis O'Brien, Kandiyohi. Alternates-
Nathan Boiler, Clay; j.. E. Davidson,
Otter Tail.
Hon. Mort S. Wilkinson introduced
resolution which was almost unani-
mously adopted, instructing delegates
to vote for Cleveland in the Chicago
convention.
Russia will issue new i per cent.
loan of $4,000, 600 roubles for the pur-
pose of extending the state railway sys-
tenn. 80. 49,
Tom Bailey has been sentenced to
hang May 6 for the murder of J. T.
Hacknan near Little Rock, Ark, last
winter.
The Chinese government has garri-
soned all mission districts, and will
hereafter punish the perpetrators of any
outrages.
Additional contributions received by
Drexel u Co., Philadelphia, treasurers
of the Russian fanile relief fund, make
the grand total $ll6,2G7.
The Clan-na- Gael, of New York, pro-
poses to arm its camps with rifles for
practice in clubs, so that skillful marks
men will be ready to help free Ireland.
MI The trades and labor unions in st.
Louis have Endorsed tie Peoples party
platform. :
The La Grange, Ga, postohice was
burgiarlzed Friday night, the cracks:
men getting away over $500.
The sentence of Rev. John g. Tenn
pie, convicted st Evansville, Ind. of
manslaughttr, has been reduced to
twelve years. ~. L.. - *.
+ A dozen six and eight-inch armor
plates for the coast defense vessel Mon
terey have arrived at San Francisco,
and the work on the vessel, which has
been delayed by their noa-arrival will
now go rapidly forward '->'
The statement teiegraphed from
Holly Springs, Miss, On; Monday that
Mrs. Z. K. Smith had given birth to
Six Ladies, weighing IN ali forty-fve
koaho., 10 ahtiUc' So SUCH Woman
lives there. - Il. ...s.a-
Mrs: Montague, the lady of quality
pho killed her little daughter in Ire
land by leaving her hung up to a
ring IN dark closet, has been con,
victed Of manslaughter and sentenced
to a years imprisonment at hard labor.
The exodus Of negroes for Oklahoma
continues. Oae hundred and thirty left
Memphis Saturday afternoon in twenty
wagons, loaded with. goods and proyi-
sions.: Two. thousand colored people
gathered on the river front to cheer and
say goodbye.
a raft is. reported to have gone to
pieces near Louisville, KY, and six
faftsnen drowned.
The emperor has conferred decora-
tions upon scores of officers and men
connected with the Berlin police force,
in recognition Of their ardtlous and eff
cient work during the recent riots.
Admiral Brown, stationed at Homo
lulu, is said to have notified the secre-
tary of the navy, by cipher message,
that revolution is pending in Hawaii,
and asking for instructions.
AFTER trying many remedies for ca
tarrh during past twelve years. I tried
Ely's Cream Balm, with complete sue
cess. 1t is over one year since stopped
using it and have had no return of ca
tarrh. recommend it to all my friends.
Milton T. Palm, Reading, Pa.
IN S-AN Taken in time,
IN fMD seven Consump-
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