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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01

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ragtss5a hrs gstt at s-fats6n wifi -
81 a.ssl.s lsss sefas sa r. terrestrial
tocps2eii lsS 5 r. gssris tf1ss5Ten TstiJo oly5
= Fgm thI3 f6 81 4tiFe7 econemieT
Oh eh4fnge n t52 qiB,@.stiQp 9f FspdeEingim-i
mel1se tfaefs bf c6i3p af stiVelY worthless
TERRITORY az ttssttfcsss.6f 20 to, 40 miles
fro nscftif8 p aEfP4 5JF!e aFdffabie." Won"
30 There Ebaid itast result the tfelegat-s
ing of 'eityj TFO psitI i'm large measure
TO business .apdl storage purposes. hrG rs.3.'
y This AZ 9nlld tqls9 IaEgs extentjaccom-u
pllssh what Henry George signs for, hut
wopld do It by means which. do not in, g..
voIFe any Wong to ,tthe land owner by -
the wage dfrer:2997f' @i'H nj 'i',''
''tWith flying 4& YES ca Fable Of carry carry b"
ing unseen at night alafge Quantities of
explosives to the9Gehterao of city wa: sn
wopld beceaqs sol GisstF1tctivei that it,"
wopldI .heso9n s1Ppii4allRlteds by aFbitra-l iii
t1on asa as n p a4ttt Of 4GgpmQnisepse and o,
self preserve fiOn. ,,.frr =.
lo2A rBitratf8R J7Go establisheediH an In in
ternati6hal Blica to1 itili =: ma a.
tons as we TO ndiSFdddafs,, ana erforcc-.'l
ing the DEGREES Fftpards Of arbitration. ''if
would be enormously assisted by this .
power Of. rapid and if necessary destrucsfl !
tive patrolling. ,.,,.i. L..,-,s,r .s,c,..
7 Immense areas ,9ef county, now, we'll r,.,
nigh fnipenetfa BE, would be opened to p,
usefulness LaTggte8" u u frees of wealth,
would thus be added: to the Civilized
world and would result IN the arnnelio-2 81
ration of the condition of the savages OF ~
such reggiIn1nlS. as ceatral African n"ti1Di",
We tshQuld HaE7e to give uplselfshleg- ~
islation and TestFictiQn, upon the, COM T.:
merce of otIer nations, and be Obliged. ,.,
perfore6 t8F'S5FJEd On 4 bTo s bsT ~
itage than fiat Of nation ifo6 or r1 Of zone.
Samuel Gabot'in Boston Traveller. 7'' Il
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
MaIinc pil1iarfl Cusbions.

The ,makingof billiard cushions'is an
Important industry bata is carried on
i by two or three firms, alone, and while
/ the story Of the, difficulty which has
been overcome in preventing the ball
from sinking into the rubber and, thus
destroying the angle desired to be taken
is an interesting one 1t has been told
before and wiH1tnot be repeated now.
In the early days of, the industry the
manufacturer. employed, valve, rubber
and obtained a much better price. for, it
when it was worked up into the cush-
ion. '''''-' = -.
Then the cushion maker set his wits
to work to get thevalve rubber cheap
: ly, but ino those days it+was' strongly
held, and none was allowed, to. pass to
that industry unless it.; paid the en-
HANGED royalty, Finally, the combina7
ton was broken by a firm in Pittsburg
ordering the valve rubber ostensibly for
ordinary use, but shipping it back to
New York. for the intended purpose.
So akillfully and patiently was, this
! done that's great quantity was accumur
lated, and the valve. rubber man threw,
up the sponge. Now BILLIARD cushions
are made of nloldeddTubber;s an evolul
ton which, came along IaterssA Hard
ware. smssrsef%Naxe nH q !tnitasts.ESE 1872
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
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zer Jealous Kansas VetaranS Ob+a.A.


Over Jealous, Kansas Veterans Object to
. Ma An Equal Suffrage Emblem, II 49,.
- HIAwATHA, Kan. Jan. 31.-A sensa,
ton was CAUSED here by the action of a
few nembersaof the local q. A. r. post
in tearing down the flags raised by the
ladies Of the Equal Suffrage association
70 commemorative Kansas day. The
ladies had hung across the main street
two flags, having the regulation stripes,
but 9 yelloW stars taking the place of
the regulation A in the field. This is the
regularly adopted emblem of the Ma
tionsl Suffrage association, two of the
dstafs standing for the states of Wyoming
and Colorado, which grant the right. Of
Suffrage to women, while the third star.
Just showing above the edge of the field,
sis supposed to represent z ai1sas.f IA" "'"
"a few local, Grand Army, politicians,
headed by one OF. their number, who
had just paid a fine of $500 for violating,
the prohibition law, saw in this desc:
grafton OF = the flag, and proceeded to
tear down. the offending emblen., - The
better element of the Ct, a. r. condemn
the action Of their foslish comrades, s..
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
IRELAND FOR ABLEGATR, :
: The Latest Is That the Arebbishop Of St.
PauI VIII Get Satellite Place. 60

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3t:1s1A :, st. - Louis
priest, with a charge near the center of
the city, it. is reported, has received a
letter from a fri6ndsat Rome confirming
the information that Archbishep Satolli
is to be relieved OF his duties as apostolic
delegate, andto be appointed Arehbishop
of Bologna, at, the next ,cbnsistory,
and adding that Archbishop Ireland Is
80 succeed Archbishop Satollis as apps.
tohc delegate. !, ,.s. *. -, Z, =. ... 4
There is much intrinsic probability
in the report,'' said Father Head, q
prominent local priest. when told of the
letter: st is known that q Archbishop
jSatoIh was eapp tinted delegate at the
direct INSTANCES u Arehbishsp Ireland,
that much of the work done BY the dele
gate was m ,ppeH Aoutlfor him by the
archbishop Of st. Pau, and that the two
dignithries Were always working TO-
gether.l When these things are taken
into consideration there seems to be no
reason why Arch bishop ireland should
not succeed 0 the duties of the Office he
understands so well. !" "a
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
MISTAKEN, POLICY.
LEaIt u "a = zIiT--7T-- hIE #IU*ttltft
New York Bankers, Decide Not to, Ee
bonds Go Begging. r.. fts.i.r-

New York BANKERS Decide Not to. Eet
81 bonds Go Begging. II. nsd5r7r
New YORK, Jan, 31.7ASeveraL of the
bank officials who attended the confer
ence with the secretary of the treasury
have arrived at the conclusion that it
will be mistaken policy to allow the gov
eminent bond issue to fail because of in
activity or lack of support on thepart of
financiers Of this city. They have also
beep influenced :, to- this conclusion
by fears, - that r., fem the,D issue
.shotld NOT be successful, +, Secretary
Carlisle would iendeavor to secure the
passage Of a bin authorizing the coinage
of tine, seigporage of silver. bullion now.
i'm the. treasury, A further considera-.
ton was the possibility of the reflection
upon the, credit of the government by
the failure to sell the. bonds. Under
these circumstances President King of
the Union Trust company has under
taken the formation of a,sypdicate to
bid for the entire issue at the upset
price. - ....-S,.rt ,.-..n.I -7.,4
! The banking syndicate formed to sub
scribe TO the government loan have Il al
ready agreed to take $25, 0OO, 900. +,,,... ~.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
SOMETHING HAS HAPPENED.
All oFty OF KuiinSiFs About Afairs.i sal At Rio


BUENos 2AYREs, Jan. s 81. = 1t 4 is re-.
ported here that the situation of affairs
at Rio de JaneIro is most critical ;sa4i
/ - Heavy firing is reported, and it is said
that the Uhited Sites war vessels have
been engaged with the result thatgAd-
miral Da Gina is said, ? by one report,
to hive SUR ri fd4iered. and according to
anoths + repopE TO have withdrawn his
SHIP from TIE. inIYhediate .neighBorhood
or the city J neiro. - Gu. 3aT 80 ''
These asEas.l tdoIal reports have not
Z been confirmed, auti there seems to be
no doubt Thaf 5 4 iioifis8, events are happen
ing at R.6 ae,Jamelpo,tl and that the
American hgdniir ishas taken energetic
steps to proi5rt. ATn5rfG d interests, ~ t's'
q, Is this dispatcnsis4 eng sent. a report
reaches mere that Admiralda CANA is
prisoner in the hands Of President
Peix6to q .sl, 20 z, g, - IT,
s. 1t is also rumored that the insurgent
man-of-War fired upon the American
feet, and that the latter returned the
shots. ~ yFEtr3f9 a 4ttF.alf Efaf Az
| fTg,sa 4gs2g t--zs .Fff
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
| ordeteti Bank Dividends.

W4sRRsaFoE, = Jan. 81 .-Cofnptrollerr
aEckels has ;ordered a first dividend lof
40 per cent to be paid to approved cred.
!. itors. Of the National Bank of North
Dakota Of Fargo; one of r.. Ashley
Msars' oonesfns, aaeregatiig Sf9,000. .
first dividend of Isl percent carrvinu
81, 500 for the creditors of, the pFsrsS
National bank Of Hot Sprinca s N,
and 20 per cent, amounting rs $50 900
FOR the Lipingston National abank IL
eLisingSton, Mon, t,.,,,,sIls. ,I9i4n4fGzIt, :
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
Died Of AnopHe !,

ST FAU1s Jan. 81 Mrs. Charles n,
Gibbs, wife of the travelling auditor %
the DSinth road, died ssnddeifly OF
hpol lexg Mrs aihbs had been shop
ping and was passing in front Of s Mus
settlers drug htore, on the corner of
WalHslla and Fenrth streets, see
wasstalhn- ill and fell ysasos,ssiSSJsfI IS tf,a
sidewalks, she -Yts.ss carried into the drug.
store and died five minutes later.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
Wheat in the Northwest,

r! MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 31.-The North
western Miller reports the stocks of
wheat in private elevators of Mime
sapois at II 100000 bushels, a decrease
over last. Monday, of RS, 00y bushels. This
makes the stock of Minneapolis, Superior
and Duluth, "a, O35, 1926 bushels. an in :,
crease of ia $50 bushels. ''' The Mar
.ket Record estimates the country
elevators of Minnesota and the two
Oak tas at 1886, 900 bushels, or 100. 900
bush sls-~l less than a week ago. The
agg4 late Northwestern stock is thus
mad 30,22.8g8s bushels, AN increase of
21,5t9 oyeLa week AID A-ti / T
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
aIeKfnler al chicaro.

3 CHICAGO. Jan, 3l.-- tJoyernor McKin-.
legs has ii ;e3asso to attend the
get Ct eiie. )llalio Soefeff. IIfg gov gov
efHor was escorted to the Grand Pacific
hodel where he was greeted BY an en-
tilnsiastlc crowd. He declined to be in
lexyleYed upon political subjects, say
ing that free traders should do the talk
ing at present.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
ToPrsvsnt Prize Fights

JAeKsoNvILdE, Jan 81 The Inter
nanonai Law and Order league is deter
named mat such an exhibition as took
plAce ~ this city Thursday shall not be
repeaEed IN the country II means can be
FOUND % prevent ite and as a beginning
has placed funds in. the, hands of the
l9oa league With which to prosecute
cWeaken t,ot lnI. alIsas 80 ~ - -
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
LalEonta.nesst Opinion,ofH himself.

4,..E La EoataznessiO pln1onl OF himself. ss3yl
tel. La eFohtaine, y said one of the most
brilliant critics and wits Of Che famous
fable writer's time, sis such a fool, that
he does not know he has more genius
/ than Asop OF. Phadrus. :" 80.
In truth he Was a severe critic Of his
own work, He attended the first presens
tation Of his Astree," and, sat near
some ladies who did not not know him. At
some of the important passages he ex-
/, claimed - That is wretchedt" That Is
absufdi2- sa,e' go 'sAy1 ssf'i e, ]
II hen they protested that its was
good, and that it was by the great La
Fontaine, he rejoined; u....ss,.y,......,
:. - : That makes no difference. :, Tho
= piece is bad H'E know that La Foritaine,
you are speaking of He's stupid fell
low. He's myself .,age. sst d 3ssft sss
l. Then he went eut,seatered a cafe ana
: Went to -sleeptinsa GorneEsg Some of.hiss
friends found him there, and .inqairedl
why be WASH, listening to -. ":Astree.''si
,'2s1fOh, said the author, rousing. him4
self and sitting a yawn, II Just came.
away. s1The first part dispfessed me
greatly. Noone agreed With what I said
about it, but didn't care tolhear more.
Iradmire the patience of.the Parisians. f."
--Youth's Companion.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
gsl.ssaei t43lH sfra ai5Hlsess VIA
POINTERS QslTti6 GRIP. wol
4 prescription 81 the b issass by one 6w tls
q 81 ~ $4,000 s. 81 81 1ss5 :,

A Descri ption 81 che Disease by one u, who
- g9s9 ~ EEassdIrered.r siit ae4ts -
IgD Ever had tElesg hIlwiif give 6dpa
5 few pointers You willEimagine you
have q bad colds and yeHa can wear it
out, bnt you need not tryit,a The grip
has fastened his fangs onto you and will
not let 60. You have got to give up, go.
home and 60 to Bed In a short time
you WIFI realize Beech r safe ah1 Of He'll.
Yon Will think yodFf head Mas BeeHc re-
moved and ga1rsoId beehive with the
empty comb cleft sin its, place. favour
mouth will taste like pail of sauer4S
krant, You haye the grin. ~ an s.,t
be doctor comes, locks you oyer,
puts his therfnoy meter in Your mouth,
2fhfs YOUR tefnr eratuf5 ! OF idesteess id
: The Shades your pulse goiiHg at The rate
5of Etwolmi leseahdi thrice laps the sees'
aondso Heaorlersey oui stay i'm bed and
gives Feul cine thRtiis sostrang and
sour that simply setting the, bottle on;
the clock shelf stopped the clock. He.
will tell your vi fe that She nay give
you warm drinks sand try SO get You You
Ito sweat and take his llesves Now, AN
WHY yes are Neutrality-suspicious. bbyrightp Of
7 their position in the house, landlas nyaus
55ha9e gone to sleep, delirious and ex-
haqsted, she. sbsginssrherz treatment by
putting a hellad enpaplaster aerossyonr
In lungs, a ofaaxseed Fpoultic9 on, one side,
and mustard poultice, on. the, other,
i a hot fatiron and a, Jug Of hot water to
your feet and a Sack Of Boiled corn IN
the ear, piping Rot, to'yoGf' bacR. You
sleepaandadream of being away TO the
far north9ih search of the north pole or
out in 1.-THE center of some sbeadtifdl
sheet eff water, like Lake Superior of
the lawn tennis skating rink, Helpless
and alone, with. the fceA breaking an
around you and you slowly sinking. ]
You finally awake, burned, B1istered and
bakeda The doctor calls. finds your
Temperature about so degrees at the.
north side of the house and, your pulse
normal, not needing a pacemaker b" He
pronounces you. BETTER, conTalsseing; :
orders, beef tea, chicken soup, cruel
and toast as a diet. -" You take the big
rocking. chair exhausted, tired, ~ dis
Outraged and ugly; you feel like lick
ing your wifes kicking the, dogii and,
breaking up the furniture. but you
won i. do, anything Ant sit there day
after day weak, helpless and ltired,zr,,
" Wlnona (Minn.) Herald; ,.I,,l7 ,al-.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
!. HAwAIIAN iNYEsriaATIoN..
Senate COMMITTEES VIII ComnIatos 4

Senate Committee Will Complete Its
s sr95sT Work in a Few Days. AUS :.
WAsHINGToN, JAM 81 !--Members of
the senate committee which. is investi!
eating the diplomatic relations of the
government. with the Hawaiian governs
Inent, express the opinion that the in.
PestigafiontwiH be concluded within the
next 10 days or two weeks. The wit
nesses yet to be examined are mainly
persons who have at various times Wis
ited the islands.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
FATALLY Fisoz IN.
Immigrants En- Route to Texas succninb
49, @tDan Arkansas sIsIizzs5sI,sd. esz-@assssS

HELENA, Ark!.,5;flh. 81 "a family of
Immigrants on their way TO Texas, con-
sistlugfefl two asei dFena ausL fathersandr
mother, sWeEeg ira ~ in a 4eanYastcoyr
! cred wagon and wsreeaughts inaarecents
blizzard while several miles from. Clar-
endon, and were found BY .passers by.
Alloy about IA years old &antdsa 1ittie
girl were frozen todeatfI,, ana the father
and mother SO s'bad1y frozen they will
probably die. t2d" .YAa 4s'E 2''ssLft it'HF ,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
aAuthoritxtn Paw.

>. MILWAUKEE, fan. 81, Judge Jenkins
made an order giving the Wisconsin,
central RECEIVERS authority to pay the
wisconsin Central company SEC, 900 on
account for services rendered and ma
teriai FURNISHED. This amount is in
addition to the 1900 month paid to
the feceiyerslof the company t,f hEuo@.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
Arranged an Eiga { Hour schedu

Ia" Sou OH ~ , u SA'IIF SCuetuie. =
g; Id NDoN, Jan. Sic. ts.Ksy'noah 500,
man .facturers of ammunition, who own
the Lion works at Birmingham, and
London Offices at 10 Hedon street. have
arranged an 8-hour schedule by which
tthetpay for piece work iss unchanged,
and the day Workers pay raised so that
they will earn the same wages as here
ifrfh7h -. s-.-.-. =
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
Use Rock County Ouartz;te.

Hills, Mimi Jan. 81. - Colby g
: MehI have purchased a site and : wilE
commence the erection, of a, marble
works plant at oneei Tho new estab.
! lshnllent viii be known as the Rock
County y Marble works. and will use
) chiefly Rock county auartzite.- ..,.,.,...,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
INSANE Hospital superintendentss of Min
iesota Are in q Ouandary.

INSANE Hospital superintendentss of Min
nesotR Are I'm Quaudary.
: ST. PAUL, Jan. 31.-The decision of
the supreme court declaring the insan-
! itys law of 1893 Unconstitutional. has
aroused the state board of trustees of
hospitals for the insane TO the necessity
of taking some immediate action In the
matter. Accordingly. the board Is in
session here to dlsetIss The sit1ation and
decide whatshaH besd onesto protect the
superinten of asylums.
81 The decision Of the silprefne court
places the sup ieitts Of asyitilsls III
somewhat OF a predl saInellt II all the
patients committed under the law
Of 1898, which came into effect
in May last, were illegally
committed, The que ion arises: Are
not the saperintep dents obliged to re-
lease them Il they wish To aFoids false
impris onmentl z Tor instance, if a patient
Obtain ms rel ease from the asylum:
.'s1iistet llisa1eats corpus Proceedings could
ne. ne net +, at f0r false id klsss
ollInenta Ihe fact tllat me patient was
N fssek iflsasse 1aule Ia no; i iss asElisve
pll author rs ef lgssnoIisi y stty Ri Eh9
mater. Zoe one:
anu Enc solution Ct II is likely to heat
tellaeu with interest. Governor Nelson
will probably 10 c9anseled, and che
opinion Of the attorney general re-
uuasted.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
Contentio,,. sn,rits.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Jan. S1,-There. was a
lively row among Spirit1alists Of. this
city, of which two societies exist, by
the invasion of those belonging to Lib.
.erty Hall, to the people of Unity Hall.
Medium Hopkins of Chicago was res
fused permission for tests and the lights
had TO be put out to stop the row, ...sk !.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
,Herz Heard Fro,, A,t,oi,,

Is PARts, an. 3 1.-The Figaro pub
| fishes an interview with DR.. Herr at
Boqrnemonth in which he says that u n
less his extradition can be arranged by
Thursday, he will publish all the decu-
ments i'm his possession. s-e e.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
u II ~ 5FsEE=7F7- -
.sy tPFfQQOlR, MANI, : PARTYx yaf

New y,f Political teal organ izatiens Iatched In
4ad u piifiEsl Limos ;ssls,t II ~ l4ui seat
tSHELBYvILLE, Illsl, Jan. 31.-A move
ment has been seton foot here Iooking
to he orsanlz f1ion ofHthe Poor Mans
party, and quite large number of Re-
publicans and Democrats have pledged
themselves toawork and vote with the.
new psirtysz No t1naA whose possessions
are valued at 81 500 is to be nominated
OF receive support, r. The movement is.
attracting consider Die attention. s,sIs.<.5a
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
- ---1l77F- u ~ : = = :
Ere Chief Diving,

i,,t .hA CROSSE, Wis, Jan. 31.-Edward
|, a.. Barry, chief of the fire department.
is at the hospital, with small chance of
living until morning. He had influenza
followed by acute pneumonia. An abb
seess formed IN the throat and blood
poisoning resulted 0 HH
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01

! aI.1ItssaE v6a ne gtnuod 3li1, !. T"i
-. - z-5 Gal nl4lT IN
II g o. TFltaae5is ~ ~ ai Who
At S.ia Ha8s 4igs77 ssts ffi6fBa zhly GA
gtSs5a ait hrs ggt1 "a son wfifs,a
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
q, SIX KLLLED!
..I, "a A.a.s7. ,ss7TI 7s1s,t IN III ,raf-.r,f
Eaeat s b 90 Explosion in q

: =, - - ~, ,EXPI0slQn In e
70 liz fss' 1zSntucky SawmiiL.
:, owESsBoRb,' KY Jan. t.-onn,e, One" Of
tne post horrible disasters in the history
OF Southern Kentucky Il has occurred
near Grow Hickman, e station on the
Apsens bofo and Nashville railway, nine
miles south Fofa here. a boiler IN the
porta bles sawmiH s1of John Mercer ex-
piodea, killing five men and severely in-
9nring tanother. The explosion was
caused by running cold, water into the
!, warm boiler. The engineer. foresaw the
explosion and urged the bystanders to
1sdh,s but they regarded his warming ais a
sgoket The bodies !. of two of the men
We're found torn to atoms in tree, 20.
yards from the scene of the accident.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
: = lsS9ss25 lGg .lO VS. e ssasS
ASK 4 hkEW TKIAL. 4~saSi
aGS3 I'd bahsI1T 7EETTIfE8lEfH 20 Eaaa8
The Latest Phase in, the. Ashton Murder
-. Ca$ss ~ !,Jittn,tt4s v251ff ssAsss&s&

= j EVANSVILLE, WIS. Jan. 31.-A mo-
ton will be made for new trial for
/. Matthew Anton. whoswa s found guilty
Saturday eYeniiig of the inurder of
|, Mrs. DanisE S olie. a peti TOMS being
, circulated b0nt the streets asking the
judge to t.sgrant new trial.
The applie ation5 q is reeeiYing
many siguataTss.gS The Stone will
contest in the probate court was con-
tinned untiEFeb. 81 BY the terms of
=, the will Ashton is tie chief beneficiary
to an estate worth. 500, 900. -Four other
heirs contest the 'testament on the
ground that Ashton used undue inf1u-
aence and fraud with old man stone, who
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
HgpNoTIc rNrLgnNcE.
It Is Said to BE Transmitable by Tele=
80 Ishar,s--some Doubteps. IS

phans some Doubteps,
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 81 AN experiment
to show that hypnotic influence can be
transmitted fer any distance over the
telephone vas apparently silesessfyllly
carried cut here. Professor (4rRgori.
~ III, III llt}ttii n from khie'a -, sac
eseted 70 - pletelg zcOltroH ~ fofr.
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,,,a,,E a,a,s ,t,5,ss.. s..s.asUareT, arises as
- the tat b.si,,o 4 genuine one, as the
subjects were broughtto the cafe, Where.
the test took place, by q special
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
coyote and Haere.l

w. G. Plummer of Prineyille once
witnessed an, exciting fight betweenian
eagle and q, coyote. The eagle had
caught rabbit, and the coyote under,
took to take it away from him. The
eagle defended HIS prey i1anf11ly for
some time, butthe coyote was. too much
for him and finally gotaaway with the
rabbit, but not unit -aftea theseag4sl had
clawed several handfuls of haifaont Of
his back and left him somewhat disfgh
ured. Portland OregoniaD, go. !,
Twelve steel plates from designs Tor
ILLUSTRATIONS to fsPickwick, made near
" half a century ago by Onwhyr, have
been discovered in London, and prints
from them have been,pubfis hed.s -. = 4