davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-08-13
Std0tt1hes,
Auf oem Krte9spfaoe,
Perr nIoIoneY mill puuman mo perfbieoe=
men Gorporationen Ole P0ue hei6
MAIDEN.

@eneralantDalt WoIoneD bat gericbtIi6c
Sbrttte unternommen, nm Die Qulman
9ompanD fir angebltcbe llebertretlngcl1
tbreS 6retbrtef5 5ur Gte6enidaft 81 Sieben.
0err WfoloueO bebauptet, DQB YuQman
feln 9tcbt babe, 6Guier 81 balen uno gu
.OermtetDel, Gtrben, Sc9ulbGuier, Sbeater
un0 anberc 0Hentlicbe 0ebGu6e 5u errtdbten
oOer Die Wiebrbctt Der Qlttten in irgeno
et1em an0eren 0eidbGft 3t beitbcn. SEER
UfoloneD bate au3 9egen BEN @a5truit 9ez
ricbtltcbe Sdrttte Unternommen ua0 Der
@GStrllit belte6t tpeiter. Qtub 8uuman
miro beiteben, meun man WoIoneD IGngit
Dergeiien bat. 6err WoloueD wiirbe
llbrt9enS 0te gan5e SDmpatbie zines ieoen
guten 8ltr8erS OerOienen, penn man II
glauben f0nnte, DaB feline DtpttDe cine
l6arfe 8rittf Dertra9en niir6en.
2luCb gegen Die Gorporationen, ipelcbe in
ben LeBtcn Sabren Die %iOgeuanntcn BOlfenz
lbaber, bic rieii9en Offtce9cbGu6e errtdz
teten, mill SEER OtoloneD 9ert6tItcb Dor
8eben, neil ite e6eufalIS Sic 8eittmmungcn
ibres 6reibrtefS itbertreten baben iouen.
9}acb BEN @eleBen 0teie5 StaoteS f0nnen
incorporate @eieui9aften taft irgcnb cine
Nrt @eibGtt betretben, o0cb ftn0en einige
2htSna6men fiat. gu Sen NuSnabmen
ge60rt Der @runOeigcntbum8banOel Ober Bic
Grribtun8 BON 0ebdu0cn gum 8ermiet6en.
linn nun biele Beitimmung 5u um9eDen,
lieBen Die bctretfenben @eieui6aften ii9
6reibriete auSiteuen sur Grricbtung bon
@ebGuOen, pelcbe Ser Runit geipei6t paren
(Gbicagn Opera 6Ouie, AUDITORIUM ,c.),
ooer olb iie ertpirtteu iidb bic @rlaubniB
sum San feuerfeiter 0eip0lbe, pelcbe tie
al5Dann nit einem @ebGloe bon 10 bis II
Stodpcrfen unga6en. Sn Dieler Sauen
nun iou eS aber Oeridumt wor0en iein, bieie
feuerfeIten @elp0lbe pirflib on5ule9en,
o0 MAJ lib g~r0BtentbcilS 6anit bc8niigte,
feline, IN 8erbinOuu9 nit ben DeribieOenen
Offices iteben0e @elbicbrdnfe Su erricbten.
, 1894-08-13
Dom 6e1hid enoltd ooA credit.

S1cpb GaluSO geD0rte S1 ben bret bob
miicben StrOLben, bic, tpte ~unieren &elern
noh ertnncrlidb ietn biirfte, am Nabmtttag
Dc5 SoElttags ben 4, O}Gr5 ben Bolt5ilten
Trant &ri3 in Der 2lllcO bintcr Dem Saloon
all Der @de BON 2oomt3z un0 19. StraBe,
ais er itrettenDe uno fdmpIeuDe 8urlbcn
berHbl9en ipollte, 10 b08artig 3urt6teteH,
0aB ct ipocbenlang On5 8ett bitter ntuBte.
GriS palitrte bomolS bic Gfe, ais CT bon
Dem Saloonipirtbe auf ben l6on 5ien1It9
lan9e %DGbrcn0en Streit Der 8uriden aufz
merriam gemacbt WurOe. Gr Lief in bic
Q(lleD, I'm Trie0en 3u FIFTEEN, tpuroe aber
bon Der gan3en Ganoe b0sarttg mttgenoms
men. @an3 beionberS 3eicbneten iib in
ber WttBbanblun8 &ri5'S 6ranf 8elarSf0,
Soc Blaut uno SacOb &alu5p aue, NlS
Rrt3 cnOltcb 10 melt mar, baB er ais 3euge
Dor @eri6t erlbeinen fonnte, tDur0en
Is b0bmiihe unD polniicbe 8uri6en Uegen
tbdtlicben Nn8rtfiS uno 8iocrltanoeS ge9en
etnen 8 oli3iiten Dor Ricbtcr @berbarot pro-
~Seiltrt, aber ieiner Belt nur 8elarStD Hno
BlaOi (Salu5p bate iicb biInne 9ema9D
inter $1,000 8iir9icbait Dem Criminal
gerlcbt %itbcrwteien. Die Quoeren famelG
mangel8 Bepeiien fret. &orgeItern gelang
e5 BEN Boli5iiten @gau uno g8aDre, altd
0eS biSber auf Dem &anoe gcpeieuen uno
am Samitag 3urildgefebrtcn &all5D bab7
bait 81 peroen. Scute ltano andb ct Dor
NicGter 9Oolep unite Der 2lufIa8e Der ncrz
luc9ten SObtuug uno ipurOe urter $1,000
8ilrgl9aft gum $rO3eiie feitgebaIten.
, 1894-08-13

etnen 2ait3ug p%alliren 3u ~laiien, I'm iib
0ann loiort mieber in ben Gultnel 3uriid3uz
b%e8c6cn. Gaum mat ber 2ait3ug burcbacz
fabren, ais bet Gtnitur3 erfolgte. Die
Experimentation iDer6en mebrere Woden
in Nnlprub neGnlen.
9etrott, Uti9, II. Plug.
Ser bunfle GDrenmann 6. 81. 6obbS,
tpie er iicb nennt, Der Don 9erpanoten ais
bet GDicagocr Sngenleur q. 30. 8an2lu6en
tbentift5trt porben lit, tpuroe beute auf
ieinc 3ure6nungsfabigfeit unteriucbt.
6obbs NAT bier unter ser Nnflage, cine
unbeoeuten0e SGlibuug oeriIbt All babeu,
Derbaftet lpOrDen. Der ltmltan0, bah err
leine 6rau ulo ietn &iuo ODER al1oere Ser
tpaaote OurcbauS nidt e~rfannte, ferner
a~lIerlet Scrtbte itber letn 8orleben, batteu
bic eripGbnte ltntcrludung ~ueranlaBt. @6e
Die unterlu6eu0en Qler3te ibr @utachten
a~bgeben, perOen lie iIber oa6 Gorlebeu oeS
8uri9en nO9 tpeitere g(adbforidbUngen al;
~ltellen.
8eIIS, Minn., II. Qlug.
Die 9S~al3tperfe bon Sober Guinrbpa in
Gaiton, 5cbu W|etlen >peitli1 bon Bier 9ez
Iegen, puroen Dellte Ourb Die GrploIton
OeS 9ampffeliel9 OouitGnoig S~erit0rt. 3pet
Qlrbeiter, Die itcb sur 3ett Ser Grplolton
i'm @ebGltoe befanoen, muroen perlbiittet,
tpGren ieoob, ais tie inter ben Griimmern
DerauSgcDolt purOcn, fat unperlebt. Der
our9 Die Grploitou angeri9tete G6abcn
miro auf $1,000 geic9dBt.
2anca it II, 9a., IL. 9tug.
Srant g. Sbi6lep, Scr SberIebrer Der
@rammari6ule an 9ufeitr., Der itcb ais
@r3ieber cine5 3icmticben 0tufeS ~erfrcut,
pur0e beute %gtadbmtttag bon Benz 64iG6riz
gen 2ofOmotipItbrcr George Simmons
Our9 Neutrality-suspicious. icbper uuo tpabr9
l6etnliA tOotlich Dermunoet, Sn Der
6runfenbett battle Ell, angebli6 obne@runo,
leine Srou bei6uloigt, nit S6iblep Elm
ltrGHt6e5 GerbGltniB 3u unterbolten.
spring &olleD, 81, II. Plug.
0te bieiigen @rubeleute baben in elmer
0eute abgcbaltcnen 8eriammlung a6ere
mails einitimmi8 6eicbloiien, Die 9lrbeit
nidt ipie0er auf3unebmen. Die @rubcnz
gelcllicbaft mar nidbt geniQt, bic llnion Der
0rllbenlcute an3ucrfeltnen, be3n. nit ibr
8u unterDGloeln. Die @el6Gfte licgen in
TOlge Der Ginitelluug Ser 9lrbett arg bar
nie0er uno ieIbit, Uenn Sic @ruben bal0
pieoer IN 8etrieb iein iouten, ipiro eS
mebrere Sabre nebmen, bis Die Staot lib
BON Den Derberblicben g8irfunQell 0cS
StreifS D0Qtg lpteoer erbolt BADEN miro.
Die 8etrieb8leiter Der &ao6, ga Safe
Seatonotle @rlt6en baben bic Union auz
erfannt un6 Die 9eute limb jest iGmmtlicb
an oet Nrbett.
, 1894-08-13
Observation-Disclosures.

TOl8enoe 6eiratbSicbcine pUr6en beltte
BON 6errn SalOmoniou i'm Bureau bes
GountDzGlerfS alt8geIteut:
, 1894-08-13

Inn Steuunglu4enben Bel Ser gegenz
tpdrtigen 9tOtblage baS @rlan9en bon 8ez
i6Gfti8ung SIT erIeicbteru, niumt 6aS
Nbenbblatt Der SuinotS Stuats5ettuug
SteLengejudbe unentgeltli9 auf.
, 1894-08-13

- Mtopor 6opttns febrte beute Gormttz
nacb einem fur5en 8ciucbe ietner Slater
itabt 8uifaIo au9enic6einli6 nea geitartt
Su ieinen &mtSgel6Gtten 5uritd.
Gr beabii9ti9t ieOOd, in Den nG6itenS o8en
no6maI5 cine fur5e @~rGoIungSretle 81
machcu.
, 1894-08-13
GijenBaRn~G aRrpRdne.

GEbtc19p &c 9SbrtbmfI tert=Gt cub aim. Etdet.
W OFFICES: gtos. 206-203 @larf @traBe, an Der
Saflep &oeHHe StatEoH HHo an 3epOt Gde Weass1uS
StHslesStr.
ghfobrf { 9T,,F,rfs
, 1894-08-13
4lIfmptS 6 !.

g9e birfo.bsnbsn Gig. bon Der @entral' st9r0as
IL. Str. un6 8art Sofp. 3hqe ttr ben SIoea a aonnm.
men merStr Sifets III Der StaotaOfftes, Ava SAs
Glarfz Strape. uuo i'm 2lIoItOrtHm=6pteL
, 1894-08-13
Baltimore C O6iO= Girpn6abn.

9epot: @rauo G~entral= afIogier= Stattou. Gtaot.
GfFce; 1913 Glorf=StraBe. &eiHe GItraberebHuHg fur
y. 80. %~Imiteo=3Hge.
@6fabrt 9ufunft
Sofar ...."..... .,,......... 6:O5 Nt / GAO "
bnls6 9initeo ,~.,.,.S ...... lO45M 300 81
9teW YtUrt. apaIbiHgtDn. YIttSburg|
@eIi... "........ : 500 N'Il:05 90
WaltertOn Accommodation r.. ...... 5;5 ~ 945 ID
B~tttsburq. @tcOelaH0. @heellHQ s.
@OlumbuS @rpreB. .......... p 64j 81 7:20 Ut
"E09ljd. : 2tuSgeuommen Souutugs.
, 1894-08-13
5bteagO s. 28easRi6ieamsSebm =
OnoOrtu1 DornnFp7.-

39eimat, td8lt0 noa Mirpautee, um9 l1br m}oro.ra
auo s ubr Nbeuos. S@ "'ot9eHS
&dglI1, ousgeu. SomltaQs. uodb ouhiuo+n.
Otanl1tee, nm 9 ubr WtOrQeHs. 9' HHs
AoQlt9 nac9 8oelTte, Mhlpaufee, Sbe6onoou. mor;,
iot9oS 2po 9HoerS, &etpauuee, NbHapee, Stiruepn Saa
uno NteHnmInee ut Qbr Ib5. Guy
~, rag g9o SFanS 90oen, @tnstegOm Sranb aapibs ,e.
9sa9 Green Ban, Wfitttpo6 un0 6amItao 7 ubr abAa
9ta4 @sconaba, Wtauiitique uno Ban 991rta - ~ ~
UNI Z ubr MbenoS. f@ S"WFugs
OT1rs NIB Gods; SUB Der 0tiaiQau aoe. 2opbom
, 1894-08-13

Nbonntrt auf bas Q%benbbIatt Ser SQinois
3eitung. GreiS l Sent.
, 1894-08-13
- Union Qonenser 5totion.
y IggRn8yIVa1ia LINES:


GidetzOfHc.s: Yin Der Stauon. III %%o ~
efraBs, gde jodfon. uuo i'm auOitorlnm 93te5
gnrdl@ 8u99e iobren rule lolgt uab @entralI3s E
, 1894-08-13

r-E=zsT-zFF6I Gbtcago, burlington &c CuInes
lsENaHS4E4n Gi5eubnbn.
{lNlIIlE3byI Stir Tidets uub S6lafpagsn IDre8
s9gE Dor in 2I Glart=Str. II. III Der Union
1pltIl3A Ra5ieuQer Stattoh 9aHaI=StraBe aHs
AM MeunS.
, 1894-08-13
70. 9(uguit 1894

Sbtca9o WEtGsoautee q ct. TaHIs@tIembabn.
StootsI tdst Of1c.: POI catfish: Selenbons
ivy mtatH. 1nton 9afiogiersS Citation: @onol,. A6aEiss
, 1894-08-13
M inneapoltS, Wfinu.,
20 9lltn,

Plus !6elcna miro gemelOet, OaB beute
etn 400 SUB lan9cS Stiif beS Mtuuanz
SunnelS an Oer gtortbern 8actfic @iienbabn
eingeitiir5t lit. 1tnmitteLbar Dorher battcn
30 Qrbciter, tpelcbe im Gunnel bei9diti9t
gepelen tparen, GenieLben DerLaiien, UNI
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30
Tn,wsrs X. Angie go, 1894.
cHaRi[ss A. rowNE.

THR Sixth district republicans, have
nominated ior c ors-ess Il sonnG man o.
alert brains. ond y no is capable oi tak-
ing his place III the front rank al The
Younger Republicans OF the entire coun-
try. Charles A Towne Of Duluth is a
remarkable mar for htilliarcy, Saga
city aud scho,n tlv attainments he has
few EQUALS lsr his years, and wl.,I tim,
aud experience shall have ripsnetl has
precocious wis dom he viii lie great
man among ri at men. lie is as vcr-
.satile as he is Dh.li,,nt, his Talent being
cunfincd to no NJ rrow lines .While he is
familiar with the detail Demands Oh his
imnediate district, lie is Il deep student
in The broader fi(l,l Of national concerns.
And IN the field 4 finance, practical gov
erment and the hdsipl alton of means to
ends le is clear wits opinions hcgo,ten
OF close study anIi logical deduction, Al.
American ciiizeI in i,s broadcast sense,
there is not a ia r.Nw pr,iu,lice norcon-
strictei idea IN hI 5 mental or moral con-
sritntion. lie is the man to wear long
and we'll. and u iIhal his geius.i temper
ament, breaks. & down iaise social lines,
renders INN at du times apprpachal,ie.
While he Is splendid tssiker, both III
public and in private, ne IS an equally
good listener. II lefty esteem IN which
he is held at h pme by all clascs-his
neighoors and constant associates
stamp him a, onde as a man entitled to
public clnhdence lie will be triuni-
phantly elected and the sixth dist,ies
will not nsed 10 apologize 10 congress
for It's representa- i've III that body.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30
Order. to Examine Accounts.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
y Stearns,-ss. In Probate Court Epecia
Term. August 27th, 1904.
Ia the matter OF the estate Of Richmond L.
Day deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF I.ucy
A., Day and Geo. A. Day. administrators oil
the estate of Richmond L. u y deceased. rep
resenting. among other things, that they
have fully administered said estate, and
prayi that n time and place be- nxed FOL
examirg and allowing the final account o
their administration, aud for the assignment
OF Tire residue of said estate to the parties
entitled thereto by law:
II isordercd. That said account be examined
and petition heard. by this court, on Monday
the oath day o. Sept, A. ID. 1891, at 10 O'Clock
m. ut the probate oIce III the City oil st
Ciousl in said county,
And II IS fn, ther ordered That notice thereof
be given all persons interested by publish
ingsa copy of this order.once In each week
forthree successive weeks prior TO said day oil
hearing. in The Snak Centre HERALD, O week
ly newspaper printed and published at tils
city of Sauk Centrc In said county.
Dated at st: Cloud. Mtrn.. tne.a7th day o
August A. D.. 1891.
BY the Court.
HIS A. BAETos
Judge OIL robates
Fifss publication, Aug 30
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30

Hon. Henry Kellero Sank C.ntre.
was in the city yesterday. He said his
visit here was to look alter his naru-
featuring, interests. He admitted that
lie intended To again make the run;frem
his district for the senate this winter.
Whether as the chairman of the senate
pine land investigation. or in. any other
OF the many places lie has occupied.
Senator Keller has proved himself not
only faithful to the interests of his con-
stItuents. but to those of the entire
state.-[St. Paul Globe denny
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30

1t has been discovered that tile new
tariff act contains many blunders in It's
construction which renders ITS meaning
and efftcr ambiguous and uncertain.
making it veritable bonanza in expec-
tation for the lawyers. "A democratic
newspaper excuses the mistakes on the
ground of haste in preparing and pass.
ing the bill. This suggests the inquiry.
lfit requires the democratic party eight
and hall months to- pass tariff bill
full of errors how long would it take to
pass correct biIl?-f Mooriiead News.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30

FRANK MINNETTs of Sank Centre, a
representative in The iast House, has
been travelling drodnd he country III the
interest of Senator Kel!er's renonina-
tion. We would kindly suggest To
Frank" who saJ Is he will also be a
candidate for re-els Etion. that he should
''mind bis own abuE iness," or his course
at the capitol NAV become matter OF
pubiication.-[ st, q loud Times.
As clean cut pid &c of bull dczing The
above sample is wdrthy Of respect. Bat
what has become OF the high moral
horse the Times wab riding whenit made
its spiteful attack pom Senator Keller?
II the Times has tie inside information
relative to Mr.. NIinnette's course
which unfits him for the rosit.on. or
which is calculated Ito forfeit public con-
fdence, how canii defend its course III
withholding il?
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30

JUDGE WILLIS hat accepted the popu-
list nomination for Judge ofthe supreme
court. and has adopted as his Own the
platform OF that party. II the demo
Gratis see fit to nom nate him. thereby in
effect adopting pfpnist'c theories. IT
wifi merely serve tP PLACE the party on
record without bcn e6tting Mr.. Willis III
the least. Judge cbllins will be elected
Just the same
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30
Immense Car shops.

PORTLAND, Ind, Aug. 27.-Dunkirk
is to have car shops erected by a New
York company. They will consist of IL
buildings covering 90 acres and 1000
men will be given employment. 1t will
be the largest plant in the gas belt.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30

Readers OF this paper can obtain tile
ST. Paul Weekly Pioneer Press fromnow
until alter election for tencents. Stamps
accepted in payment. This is great
offer. and everyone should take advan-
sage oi it, Address Weekly Pioneer
Press. Sc. Paul, Mum
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30
Low Rate Excursic ne.

For the excursions and on the dates
below given, the Great Northern railway
will sell round trip excursion tickets as
follows:
Annual encampment AR, Pittsburgh
Pa, Sept. to 10. Dates of sale, Sept
ard 6.
Forrates and full information appl,
to j. A. Norris. agent G. NJ Rv., or F
Whitney. Gen. Pass. and Tkt. Agt., st
Paul, MINI.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30

IT IS about tiinI bald fcnde,l man
vas elected state additnr; and Bob Dunn
fills the bill Anok IA URion.
Bro. Pease had better remember the
fate of the bad boyj wio cxcIaimed-"Go
up. thou bald heidi, and buy a gun
loaded for bear. 3y the way. If bald
heads went up III proportion To intensity
of badness. Peasd would never stop
short of the preside ncy.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30


w. S. GILPiN. formerly OF the Brewer
vile Citizen, has removed his plant to
A'exandrria, and is now Publishing the
Central Citizen at that place, convert
ing it into a ropulists organ. lie NAV
Re excused, being a recent convert, for
his excessive enthusiasm. He says:
1t is our intention to present to the
peolle ui Douglas county the principles
oil the one and only great party in Amer
ican politics, the Peoples party. And
again:
1t gives us great deal Of pleasure to
come before you advocating one of the
| most righteous causes ever advocated i'm
tins great and glorious country, one
which is gaining in strength everv day,
and he party which represents these
causes is as sure of winning as mis- lit fol-
lows day:
His sinile is little unfortunately
eEded las night follows day"-It vii
be dark and dreary night for the coull-
try should the populists ever gain the
ascenllncy.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30

TIE Stearns coujty democratic ccm-
ty convention viii be held ia st. Cloud
on Tuesday next Several barrels at oil
will be provided fbr the occasion. and
poured from time to time upon the
troubled waters The several braves
have their knives aud tomalia wks all
keenly edged tor he occasion. 1t will
be a funny gathering
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30
Real Es,ate rransfers.


the western part ot Stearns county have
recently been recorded by the register oil
deeds:
Theodore Bruener and wife to H
Haskamp ct al swA % 124-
34....,......................... 1920
Joseph Trisko ami wife to Ai,naG
Borcher s1s II Is blk II Melrose 1000
Albert o Mattison to Laura r Du
Bois swA 19-126-35.................. $500
AnnaC Haskamp and husbanlt to
Joseph Trisko sh It 13 blk II
Melrose...................................... CSC
L Kelis ct al to Anton Larson lt2
blk 10 Robbins & Mendeillfall's
aQu.......... ................................ 6U
Lucas Kclls and wife to C Whit
ney e1a blk II Robbins & Mem
denhall's add ................ ............ soc
Lucas Kells and wife tn Michael
Rooney ct al Its 8 and 10 blk 16
Robbins & Mendenhall's add. 275
Lucas Kells and wife to Do..a l.
Connolly Il blk I Sank Center LIE
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30

AMI now ,. L. Calhoun announces
himself a candidate for judge OF probate.
S>earns county democrats will not lack
-oramhitious timber from which to build
q coruty ticket.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30

Is KELLER lin It. for the senatorial
nomination-or hds Mac,lonilsps fine
Italian hand been cuuningly effective?
Next Tuesday viii tIrll.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30

r;ne, condemns the Jolly OF the demacra-
tic party III striking down that great
| industry. and uhdges itself to promote
such .egisiati,.r NJ shail restore. the strrs
and stripes To the high seas and extend
our own foreign commerce. in homo
built ships, manned nv American senmen,
Will, saving to nwr people over $2Oa.-
600. 900 per year now paid To foreign
| nations"
The name OF c. A. Towne rs a candi--
date far congress was presented by u.
II. Phelp, OF St. Louis county In ring.
ing speech. 1t WAS seconded by Chas.
F. Hendrix Of Stearns county There
beng no other names presented, tie
convention made the nomination hy
reclamation. and the delegates vent
wild with cnth,siasm.
A committee was appointed t. escort
Mr.. Towne to the hall. mud upon his
arrival he delivered one al the NEST
elegant and eloquent speeches the writer
ever l;stened to. 1t was great. as is our
candidate.
After the nomination was maze and
the appointment of n standing commit
tee provided Tor. number OF ringing
speeches were made, and the convention
adjourned, spirit Of enthusiastic conf
dence inspiring every one present, which
augurs brilliant victory in November.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30

THE Searcl, Light is a new popuIist
paper just launched in Duluth. Ii is
edited by A. II. Hooper, with Sidney J.
iIuntley,. formerly OF the HERALD Office
as manager. lis neat publication OF
eight RACES.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30

4 - tS.Ast - 80 - 80 -
Senator ". D. Mediterranean homs
on Friday. Gays the Pioneer Press, iron
! Wash,ngtou. having made brs<t vsss'
to Muinc en- route.
II should have been IN Minneapolis Q
week ago." he said. hut Tor the Tact
| that wanted 10 remain within call IN
!, case the president should veto the river
aud la, hor Till. So far as Minnesnta
is concerned, that is about all the conso-
| lation we get out of the !, cislation OF the
present congress
"Naw that the tight is over, what DO
you think of the tariff hill?"
II eanuot regard It as ANYTHING else
than hotch; not man i'll America IS
satisfied with it-,lemocrat or republic
can. The president. If he wanted TO
make hero Of himself, wauld veto IL;
and believe he certuiuly should veto u
lift were not far the depleted treasury
and the bad condition of the connrry'"
"Do YOU think this will settle the tariff
question for the timer"
mo, and that Is the worst fact iii con-
nection with the whole question. The
president PROPOSES to keep up the light
The feeli,g of unrest will be continued
Indefinitely. Congressman Wilson aud
the house generally do not regard this
as settlement; they say they have been
bunc bed; he wishes OF the country have
been siisrcgar,icd by a lew traitors aud
they propose TO fiahr it out as long as
the democrats have control oil the goy-
crnment. or until they have won. The
senate bill is absolutely indctensible.
what public man dare defend duty on
sugar which will raise the price OF that
staple cent aud a halfa pound! The
American workinsman's breakfast table
willcontribute $+o,o00,00O TO the sugar
trust, aud not an American working
man will lie benefited"
Tono other man as much as TO Sena-
tor Washburn does Minnesota owe her
good luck in the way of river and har-
Dor appropriations this session. Not
only his place on the senate committee
on commerce. but his personal tsiend-
ship with many of tie leading democrats
olthe house, particularly with Congress
man Catchings OF Mississippi, has
enabled Mr.. Waslburn to secure conces-
sions where few would have succeeded.
He evinced the greatest familiarity
with the various projects mentioned IN
the river and harbor bill affecting Min-
nesota. and says he expects to see the
survey for the proposed canal connecting
the Mississippi with Lake Superior be
gan and finished this tall.
Senator Wasnburn said his health is
good and lie is in condition to make the
campaign for reelection which he has
had in contemplation.
The excessive heat in Washington
this summer has left me little tired"
he said. "and may go away for little
iest, but / shall he on hand to make a
vigorous campaign tllrouii the state.
The prospects for complete success were
never better. The country has had
dose of democratic rule. and take it the
people are pretty well convinced that no
such hard times have ever existed under
republican supremacy"
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WHIcH wing VIII garry the democratic
CITY primaries? 4~r.. is halle TO be
soml lireiv liusiliuJ