The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-01-21
EVENTS OF A WEEK.
News Of Carrent Interest Given Brief
Mention.

News Of Current Interest Given Brief
Mention.
Governor Brown was inaugurated at
Annapolis, Md, Wednesday.
Roswell Miller has been reelected
E president of the Western Traffic associa-
tion.
Four men were injured, two of them
fatally, by an explosion in the govern
ment powder factory, at the City of
Mexico. .ra -. .r
The immense railway station at
Leeds, England, was destroyed by fire
Wednesday. The loss will exceed
$1,000
Rev. E. P. Baldwin, until recently of
the Universalist church at Oshkosh,
Wis, is to edit temperance paper that
is to be started in st. Paul.
Silas Iturbide, nephew of the late
Emperor Iturbide, is dead in the City of
Mexico. He was one of the most
prominent civil engineers in Mexico.
The strike of the cab drivers in Paris
is ended, the men having succeeded in
forcing their employers to grant their
demands, though in somewhat modi-
fed form.
James A. Bailey, proprietor of the
Barnum & Bailey shows, has purchased
from Catherine A. Cooper, widow of the
late James E. Cooper, the Adam Fore
paugh shows. "
y The strike of the German printers has
been officially declared off.
ID The Great Northern road will put on
day train between st. Paul and
Browns Valley.
Bishop Katzer, Of Green Bay, has sent
his resignation to the pope. It will not
be accepted.
Queen Victoria is said to be i'll with
influenza, The truth of the rumor can
not be ascertained.
Senator Cantor introduced bill in
the New York senate sappropriating
$500, 900 for state exhibit at the worlds
fair.
DR.. ]. II. Huff, of Ottumwa, La, has
declined the appointment as physician
to the Blackfeet Indians because of the
inadequate salary of the position.
Heavy floods prevail in the Province
of Huelva, Spain. The damage done is
already enormous, but it is almost i'm
possible to get details, as Geographic
communication is seriously interrupted.
The cruiser Baltimore has been extri-
Gated from her position in shallow
part of the stream, where she stuck
after coming ont of the dry dock at
Vallejo, CAL, Wednesday. No damage
was done to the cruiser.
Charles White, the well known music
publisher and composer of popular
songs, died in Boston, Wednesday, of
pneumonia. He was 62 years old. He
composed more than 1000 songs, in
Guiding Marguerite" Come, Birdie,
Come, and Put Me in My Little Bed"
Kansas City had a So, 900 fire Sunday.
An international six-day bicycle race
began at Chicago Monday afternoon.
= Three persons were fatally injured
while coasting at Nashville, Tenn, Sat-
urday night.
The Wisconsin treasury cases have
been decided by the supreme court in
favor of the state
The business portion of Orleans, Neb.,
was destroyed by fire Sunday. Several
of the freInen were badly frozen.
A Chicago woman disrobed and de-
iberately laid down on the ice on Lake
Michigan and deliberately froze to
death. s,.4
Hon. A. G. Aldrich, of Chicago, will
probably be selected as successor to
Solicitor General Taft, when the lat ter
qualities as district Judge.
The arrangements for the military
procession at London at Prince Albert
Victor's funeral have been abandoned,
the authorities believing the exposure of
troops would result in general attack
of influenza
Martin McConha, the man who was
arrested few days ago while demand
ing from Judge Gresham, of the federal
court, 5000 which he said Jay Gould
had sent him (McC onha), has been ad-
judged insane.
The Greek minister of marine has re-
signed because he Is not allowed to
build several men-of-war.
The eleventh annual convention of
the American Federation of Labor is In
session at Birmingham. Ala.
g Andrew Carnegie has bought ffty-
four acres of land Duquesne upon which
he will at once erect an arnor plate
Mill.