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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
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It Is Said to BE TransmltabIe by TeIes
phane -4some Doubteps.
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 81 An experiment.
to show that hypnotic influence can be
transmitted fer any distance over the
telephone was apparently uesessfuily
carried ont here. Professor regori-
itcll, tel elSloning from lhica nc
e1edi,tl "a q lssel tsntroH i,g four
81 cts to iii atisfacfion of the hum
ss.ssss atbgs tglsss the expert
.,,.,,t 800. ;. 81, .hassoaxer, crises as
to the test being genuine ons, e sao
subjects were broughtto the caie' Nns e
the test took place, Dy spscl pen.
fssana 81 faraanflmiteh- uhn iaalanaiF
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Ere chief Dying.

Fl. la CROSSE, Wis, Jan. 31.-Edward
I 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
scess formed IN the throat and blood
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pertinent. Eact-of the subjects. after
having beenplaEh dnulnisrsth a cOnttdI lof
the Shypnotist, = rem ained Npaer the iEl7
hueness exaatlyo seYen7s plihutes. The
subjects afterwards stated thav influence
of the pf6fessof came thro6gh the re-
ceiyer ofkthe Telephone into the hand
The sensation WIS described to be SIM
liar to cool puff 81, wind s. fss.,, =
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gHerz BEARD Fronl A,itain.

Sc PARIS, Jan. 3 l.The Figaro pub
fishes an interview with Dr. Herr at
Roprnemonth IN which he says that IN
less his extradition can be arranged by
Thursday, he will publish all the decu-
mentslin his possession.
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Use Rook County Quartzlte.

fe,HHLs, Mimi, Jan. 81. = Colby. &s
MehI have purchased site and Will
commence the erection, of a. marble
works plant at once! The new estab-
.ishment win be known as the Rock
County y Marble works, and will use
chiefly Rock county quartzite. ....,..ss,s...,
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MIsTAKEN5 POLICY.
tfs3I5 ft1sf9 IN TT7-7T = DIN Ef4tt t4AaIt q
New York BANKERS, Decide Not to- Let
Honda Go, Rec oinoe 5..z.s= go -

L
Bonds Go Begging. h, tait6EG
NEW YpRK, JAM 1.-ASeveraI 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
fnanciers Of this city They have also
been influenced ], to- this conclusion
by fears 81 that 4 d,i if arat then issue,
sshould not be successful, Secretary
Carlisle would !endeaYor to secure the
passage of bill authorizing the coinage
of the seigporage of silver bullion now.
lin 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..s4U Under
these circums stances President King of
the Union Trust company has UNDER
I taken the formation Of asypdicate to
bid for the h entire issue at the upset
price. .., sz,.,.,.ssJI $50 s5 4li y
s. The banking syndicate formed to sub
scribe to the governni emf, loan have all
ready agreed to take $50, 0op,U st,,es S
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01

eos fass 4rEssfS 1T 81 cholera.
- Dt - 20 sS Ii pihysf-
& disifnA NJ ssssi IN ~ f+seafmanf
= ~ ss1ls i i'''c s Use; OF d. :
i sss.is rs iigssF esi3 Est 6sasesa IF g
.ss.s r. s..sss d lss F,ilpsa ia1fary g
/. lrsea, would S.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
Conanhemorated Execution of Charies

Comlhemorated Execution of Charles i.
= LoED9ss Jan. i3l 1.-The JaeobitesI held
metpeFiA serEieeiat midnight IN order
TO commemorate the anniversary of the
execution of Charles I, who was be-
headed in 1649. They also decorated
the statue of Charles I, at Charing
Cross.
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3 B. IEEIANp FoK AhLEeATns
The Latest Is That The. Arehbishop Of ST.
PAM Will Get SatoIIi,s Place sfes.u


Panl Will Get satollfs Place sfes.n
ST. LOUIS, Jan, H. I. st, Louis
priest, with a charge near the center OF
the city, it is reported, has received a
letter from a friend at Rome cohfirining
the infoginat that Arch bishep Satolli.
is to be relieved OF his dutaes ais apostolic
delegate, and to be appointed archbishop
of Bologna, at the next sconslstory,
and adding that Arch ishop] Ireland Is
10 succeed Archbishop Satolh as apps.
tolic dslegate. 81 s. S * 49, ~ 80.
There is much intrinsic probability
in the report, said Father Head, a
prominent local priest. WI hen told of the
letter 1t Is known that chbishop
iSat0dfi was aapp 5inted delegate at thb
direct instance d Archbishop Ireland,
that much Of the work done By the dele
gate was m pped 1oht5for him by the
archbishop Of st. Paul and that the two
dignitlries were always working TO.
gether.i When these things are taken
into consideration there seems to be no
reason why Archbishop Ireland should
I not succeed o the duties of the Office he
understands so well, =
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nmi ~ IS Is t rs Is .no Is .saF
ASK 4 new TEiAI. a@a~
g 3 asEf I'd kebIg-T TTTfE5Ifus - ESzss
The Latest Phase in, the Ashton Murder
- Cas-. IL q lItn,Eta r1iiIl 8 $3.50

& "a GAINESVILLE, Wis jan. 31.-A mo-
ton wlli be made for new trial for
Matthew Anton. VII as found guilty
Saturday eyen1hg of the murder of
Mrs. Danial s. one a pet TOMS being
circulated ab0at the streets asking the
Judge to sgrant new trial.
The applisationE ~ reeeiving
many siglIatafes. The Stone will
contest in the probate court was con-
timed until Feb. 81, by the terms of
the will Ashton is tile chief 5sane fciary
to an estate worth -$s59, 900. Four other
heirs contest the sIestamelft on the
ground that Ashton I, used undue infiu-
5ence and fraud Withhold man stone, who
was blind. So
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/. THEY DECLINE,

Reporssdd Union Pacific EnpiGyes Rfif
'sss Not Accept the New schedu1e. lgsa
DENVER, Colo. Jan. 81. "A special to-
The Times from, Cheyenne, Wy, says a
union meeting Of railroad men is being
held there Rt which over 800 men are
present! The meeting is held with closed
doors, hut from what can be- learned,
/ the men have voted not to submit to, the.
schedule as proposed by the Union Pa
cifio Ff-srIssfFa }f9IsTA y fsita &wE7 I'D +.
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terribly FataI Bpn1s Exp1osion i'm,
- IL gss 1zzzs56tucky sa,w1miif.
:; oWENsBoRb. KY. Jan. 81. One Of
the most horrible disasters in the history
OF Southern kentucky. Il has occurred
near Grow Hickman, a, station on the.
Qwensb0f0 and Nashville railway, nine
miles south ofs here. 'Atb6iler in the
portable sawmiu .,Of John Mercer ex-
ploded, killing five men and severely in-
jnring another. The explosion was
caused by running cold water, into the
warm boiler. The engineer foresaw the
explosion and urged the bystanders to
run, but they regarded his warming as
s5okei The bodies of two of the men
were found torn to atoms in a tree, 20.
yards from the scene Of the accident. :
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ordsrell n.hlTE DlvIdends.

W4sRRSares, Jan. 8 Comptroilesrr'
9Eckels. has lordered first I dividend of
40 per cent to be paid to approved cred.
. itoTs- Of the National Bank of North.
Dakota of Fargo, one OF e. Ashley
Msars oonesrnss hggregating SO 900; a
frst dividend of IS percent. carrying
~, 800 for the creditors of the First
National bank Of Hot Springs, s. ID. !,
and 20 per cent, amounting to So, 600,
for the Liyingstonb National bank Of
. kixingSt tom Mon, intl,,s y, Min ffaaai Z
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.DA G d | " rs UP:
Said the ms Urgent Admiral Has sar-
rendered 10 tlr United States
Commander. - 2 or & g 4
Report Saws He Opened Fire0n the
American Sims and Gpt thesasls
hElINIINV VT II = TT y go
siasl new Worst OF II. 81 8 81 Il + E, s

S4ess va w olst VI It, sc ~; 81 bsiss
b8sslf a. + Fs3g4 sIsla sassk II gses essl es s1s
tlfa3 & gIgGo8k Is sir&as q liza on tsia}S
Ali Sorts sbf IS Received at
gai BueIlDs Az sfssea IN iallg4s gsEh Wi
+ ~ q "a 3nsa5 stfifa a .sR uslss 15sls
f.ttR tlisha4l sttsFfit4tf, HIATT EGase IS
sa1tAt SCI 10 ita79saJa Esi08g8N aflH tl 3
r0 sstd stts 39aT Tn II ~-zsis afi Hsls sci sets
i LoNb5 90 ,g Is 533Si BBees re-.
ceivs az Resi q tS e '5st, si'gs
that ab.sfslqatsa tik va m9si4ssi LID p
GAM j Aegi d iii II ,s88R one 81
the Aili ~ Ia rs y, ssslT sseineHt
follow ed, syss5l t3lezR slIbs ttlat "A dnlrsiI
r. IL 9q;I & a;ist =, iaififsH 5sTt
- S1siisld u - ziStasi3sb ~ 1000 sea- a
LoNBeNg j se4l The ethsehild-
banklngF HOUSE 9haB j I'll d we'd 4 dispatch
from Feia Janefro yfng that
miral da Ga1aAsa esa1fFehd t4ealtoh
WAsHINGpoN,q Gan 81. lit is under
stool here thou u ugh of6ciia ii oboratoni
cannot be secutel ltha 4 4 Ifiin has taken
place in Brazil between ADMIRAL Ben
ham and the insurgents. sslN no first
fred cannot yetibs learned, It is posi-
lively known that the situationsis seri-
Gus and even critical ~ o. . ,i,' q sef
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01

i from tflig5 ~ cat ecQnemieT
change Ia t1s 81 rel iqp Of Ispderingi mti
meslse tfaefs 81 com para tiYelY worthless
TERRITORY 6f: 70 to 40 miles
affoEnzc5tii8 RtSipEl5fe AZ d1fable. @o.."
sd There szbaid rtEis6 result the felegat-
ing Of cit53 Ig0psity large measure
to business apdlstprage purposes. bffss GOD
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PITTspTIpe .Tan "A Ranhrto fro

PITTsBURG, Jan. 81. Reports from
oil points in the Mansfield coal region to
Sheriff Richards up to ! pm. showed
no further trouble. and the sheriff is
hOonhdent that it is over A large mum,
Der Of persons reported to him, but he
informed them more s,snn ,5as we're
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Authority to Paw.

.MnwAuKEB, Jan. 81 Judge Jenkins
made am order giving the Wisconsin,
Central receivers authority to pay the
4 Wisconsin Central company sec, 900, on
account for services rendered and ma
terial furnished. This amount is In
addition to the $i2, 900 amonth paid to
ethe feceiyers.of the company. nj hEaS59
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DIR. BeEfsfat enc ttIae surgeeu ef the
City Of Home, says in The ncetAh6t
admins tra tieBs oE choIo1brdn and at
lentsDn TO diet will insure the passenger
faunl seaaielnesss
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r4a This would tal9 large extentJaccem-s
,plish what, HenTyy !, GEepFga signs for but 3
would do It BY means, which, do not in
voIve any Wong to The land owner by
the wage gaffnef:sa2at' sGh 81 '''l7'
si5tW With fyipgnG Resi Capable Of carry d,.s9i
ing unseen at night aIafgs Quantities of
explosives tplthto6nterioH city war
/, would becosge sol {sstT1ictiyei that il!
] would 3hesoQn sHpgllfallateds by aEbitra-i
TOP as a I p fiji of commons sense and !
lrBltrati88 Gid gsttaBiished Cd an In in.
ternatioAa1 T81fts tenn IL controlling ma,
tions,is we DO individuals, ana eanforc-.' =,
ting the DEGREES ofrb1sf1s of arbitration p
would be enormously assisted by this ?
power Of Tapid and il necessary destrucs3
tive patrrolllFlgn ig,,sssh + ss.---lsslntn 2sGg
fT Immense areas Of countyY,i now we'll
/ nigh impeneaa Bic, Would be opened to
usefulness Lalrrgae8i y Sources Of wealth,
wouldlothtfs Be added to the civilized
wo1ld,an would result IN the amelio-2 p
ration of the condition Of the savages Of
such REGIONS as cegstral tAfriGaas Etsltani
We SHOULD Hayes to give. uplselfshleg. :
islation and restFi tiQnl, qpong the, conn
merce of other nations. and be obliged,
/ perforce To" stand On broader her,
itage than that Of nation ifo6i or Of zone. .,
-samuel Gab6t7in Boston, Traveller. 7''
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Died of Apopiexy.

81, PAUIs Jan. 81. Mrs. Charles III,
Gibbs, wife bf the travelling auditor ef
the Duluth road, : died asnddehly OF
'hpDplaxg. Mrs. Gibbs had been shop
ping ana was passing ip front Of MUS
settlers drug htore, on the corner OF
Wahasla and Fourth st1eets, Is Il she
wasstalxen. i'll and fell asIsogsssiysis Is tAe
Sidewalk, She Wssss carlrie1.into the drug
store and died five minutes later.
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ruPrevsnt Psizs rights.

JAeKsoNyzIalE, JAN 81. The Inter
anational Law and Order league Is deter
mined that such an exhibition as took
place Il this city Thursday shall not be
repeated In the country il means can be
found tppreyent itI, and as a beginning
has placed funds in. tho Hands of the.
local league With which, to prosecute
C0rbe and Mitchell, should the, state
Weakeu nhtsaNsIess asiss y tehi
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
Coyote and HagFe. Z

W. O. Plummer of Prineyille ohce
witnessed an exciting fight betweeuran
eagle and a, coyote. .iTha eagle bad
caught a rabbit, and the coyote under.
took to take il away from him. The
eagle defended HIS prey iiianfn1ly for
some time, butthe coyote was too much
for him and fnally gott away with the
rabbit, but not unit -aftes the eagfs hid
clawed several handfuls of hairqont of
his back and left him somewhat disfgh
ured. Portland Oregopjan, ..ss ,,,., j
twelve steel plates from designs Tor
illustrators to sPickwick, y made near
" half a century ago by 0nwhyn, nave
been discovered in London, and prints
from them have been.pubhshed 81 Z . {
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
The rraye Ashore.


BREMEN Jan. 81 The, North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Traye, which sailed
from this port for New York, is sshoge
at RremerhaveiI.
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Ansane hosp1tai SuperfuCendenes OF Min
nesota Are in Quaudary.

- Il
ST.. PAUL, Jan. 31.-The decision of
the supreme court declaring the insan-
ity law Of 1898 unconstitutional, has
aroused the state board of trustees of
hospitals for the insane to the necessity
of taking some immediate action In the
matter. Accordingiy the board Is in
session here to djgDdss the situation and
decide whatshaH besdonesto protect the
superintend of asylnms.
The decision Of tqe snpre1ne court
places the sdperip telst Ieffss Of asyfi1Ins III
somewhat of a pred tsaineit p IL all the
patients committed under the law
Of 1888, which came into effect
In May last, were illegally
committed, the question arises. Are
not the superinte pdents obliged to re-
lease them II they wish % aFoid false
imprisonment For Instance If q patient
obtain his rel ease rom the aSylaIn
= -
/, sllllsos llss9sas corpus pFeeeedlngs could
he not afSarkfans sEss fl5r falsa i Iliss
pn1nept9 The fact tint tlls patient WAS
IN kssfk lnsBsas would IN no; ssise .ssg lt9re
the atdthol of 81: iii ths
matter. Fog speA;:
and the solution 5E 81 is likely to lie at
tended with interest. Governor Nelson
will probably 10 counseied, and che
opinion Of the attorney general re-
uuested.
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Gambling.

a considerable proportion Of failure
lin business and 80 per cent Of the de-
falcations and theft and ruin OF youth
among people who are employed In
places of trust are due directly to game
bling. / have seen in my vast employ
ment so much misery from the head of
the family negfectfng its support. and
sqnapdering his, earnings in the lottery
or the policy shop, and promising young,
men ledastray in small way and final
" becoming fugitives.ioi landing in
the criminal dock that I-have,6nnie to.
believe that the Community swhiuh=li-
cet1ses and tolerates publ gambling
cannot hare prosperity in business, re-
ligion in its churches or morality among
its people. Chauncey Depew, - -
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
). . He qBsLIEVKsi m.
- .FtI3 91pb gun llls ~ aissH HIiItlH 2 g.
stihigter. sat Lon deGn9 an mas No

Brazilian lihlster at. . ION don Has No
tias Doubt of Dal saIna's, surrender.it,1 -
1oSpoN, jan sI3E4sTh a Brazilian E'r
minister heres upon beng informed OF
the contents of Tsp reeeiyeda by
the Rothsf jhi ttls'ab tnEisg h, use and the
contents Of, t tla other, safspatGhFs. saying
that an 4 en- stg IN snt j had 5taken place
between the United ST sates. war vessels
and the, n .n4ag MS and That Admiral
Da Canal h d,snrren1e cred, 81 nd that he
had no doubt thtt the news wds,true.
The Brazi nan minister added that "A L
mn. l De lMssilo Low only had command
o. the Repa4flicai ana that the final coli
lapse Of the revolt is only. a question Of
few days. at $3.50
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The interest on the public debt of
tho United States approximates $1o0
per minute, - g
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9 g - ,ro ~ -

sEFE ashrH
!, The earth d5es fdt travel at the same
rate all throtgh'itS s Journey. It's orbit
being elliptital3 it, must at s6nie tins S''''t
approach. iIleaEer toa thesastn than at '2''",
others and vii asake,less time in naov4sg = %
ing through one, nart of its path, than" srf
5 threugh aIlgtheEr Up, winter the earthaa olE
sliR nearer The sun than in summer and 81 hns
moves through space more rapidly. On
sJIiappn Il the s2Eth is about 5000. 900 aIl4
miles nd6hT'eE t65n 1T is on July, ,,,i
: l3and asShs Seltcfty OF planet in-
Hess to stfs sun 'ths
earth passes half of IT'S orbit se'iis'
in less 5imadt han-eEeru the other half. zs'aanp
Between tbs. yqFpala equinox, swhichsila eek
happens on Marsh and the autumnal q isils
equinox, which falls On Sept. aS, thanab 3a1
earth is iS6 days II accomplishing that ;T5,,
half Of her foukileyi round the sun,
willie therE 81 her haqfs occupies oily ne
days, 1t. has keelHsaids that, owing 10 = 7i
the friction 9elIssG hyptaIe tides afidiia hiis
other feasQaa. tbs ei,rtlAis meTingmarSp g9siat
slowly than IS gssd TO de, and that thess1silo
days are e9ngequent Iengthanings bst,stnspoa
as.sh5 q onsg s. the ezts 59t Ct hah a,7tus
tina before ellsass, t77Fp Bs any "a apparent -
differehce.. Brt5kissl Eagl 7s. 7f"t s'ia aie7s"
s,...7- sisils,sls a4sarlss
Hsationai iIanlwritiug,slIlBa ~ 5y4a siq
4 If i4diyidnal ehgyaetsyy, uepees iR-ysdI
adlvlduli handwriting, national charac-a Y,ie-
ter sholld idahgSli9 81 fiqnai fandwrit-
ing. AutAiefFtias rs tiat such is the :.
cases, thastthaiafs efg the italian, fhss ''.0'"5
pride Of ,t4le 5psniatd; the vivaeity Of sasi 2
the FIesGhiaan, are AID displayed siRi - ,nRa
their peunanship. ''edfurf7 t''l
q 1t may bezso but as a.rRle it would
7 take'ar eznf estiiasiass ot6atslF an
the .tii he WRITING uEs 2nihss2
!, the ssiregg1 se5ksAp4aph thsstaia lEng.di ,tisb
,lfshlnap and t12 ,iEishman. eeE7t3imHio9
man hand YIi 8, YeYeT is truly in5;geaooan
dicativb 81 tiia hatiofIiial character; it, ,,,,l
requires oiiaasiy As Much 3. pjatience TO
read ii ssrio wsatelite sainilns stl y s7l-ss''s
s Oh tie others banltioHe seeks Iii y =.
to tiscqysr, thguts alberiof a tJswoff0ns 19e
theaaots apas4l Qinta.af Halfew ettudba t'stisasb
cipher the actega of MrS Pitniansai 5fisl
] nom TIE Phonetic alphahe Sshamn,lxsr 80
bers journal
go hsss 4rets98hh 1T 81 cholera
- Df tslAls 81 ,,,Ss, ~ nbvsi-
oialps Isl sss ,rs ~A'itat treatment s
Ysssls 81 as9 ~ ss1as ic.sse OF 'as -
i sAaa las isfa1 ~ Eat asssess lsff siasaes5
ss,s Sc sslaase So filpa HHriary las e
s. "a arraea, would slfEssgs
FL A.sye ~ Is. Waal5 take lots
set ass al hs4um, in
Asld Ase5 llsee "a in SUR
s 81 would rather
haye that tnleAt than all the medi~
eines in the world. London ExS
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Ia Crosse salo5onists ACQUITTED.

La. Crosse, Wis, j an. 31lThree
saloon keepers, arrested a lew days ago
On the charge of selling liquor on Sum
day, were given a Jury trial and acouit-
ted. Mayor Powell caused their arrests.
!, HOW VAIL THEY EsoAPE.
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u aEAYoR OF kEHE TRUsr.

ABSORB iof OF the Philad e1phla Refiner-
ies Held to BE legal. 2. el 9,
4 PHILADEIPHIA, Jan. 8i.--AIn. the suit
by the United States government to test.
the legality of the sugar. trusts absorp-
ton of the hiIadeI phia refneries, Judge
Butler has decided IN favor Of the trust.
!. As the case is o test one, tits believedani
appeal to the United States supreme
court win be made, so. that no doubt of,
Che legality OF the absorp tion of the local
rafiaiariaa nan axiakI ~ lf.4s q EatIlf 1sf.a
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-02-01
10 REIal ugEilis'sR asiEffLERs.
Papers In Hinneba 81 and Grow Greek
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