The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-01-11
NEWS OF THE Day CONDENSED,

fowasenato cane dates have agreed
on Friday night for 4 GAUGES
The 31st ldennial session Of the Utah
legislature convened Monday.
The Springfield, NO.. geological gar
dens have made an assignment.
The remains of Mrs Senator Cockrell
Were Inferred at Warrensburg, Mo.
An Indiana congressional convention
endorsed Senator Voorhees, for president.
Serious disturbances, said to be due to
Balmacedists, have occurred at San
tiago.
Judge 9. M. Thomas of Deadwood is
an applicant for chief justice of Okla.
homa.
Secretary Carlisle has appointed Fred
II. Bathey of Michigan an immigrant
Inspector. -, .s......
The London Times says it is now
understood that five new first class men,
of-war will be built.
The postoffice at Beaudry, Polk
county, Mimi, has been discontinued,
mail to Red Lake Falls.
A carload of young buffalo from
Casselton, N. D., has been sent for ex-
hibition at the midwinter fair.
Silver Plume, Colo, makes the latest
bid for the Corbett- Mitchell fight. Six
ty thousand dollars is the offer.
The civil service commission will hold
an examination Jan. % to fill vacancy
in the office of pathological clerk.
United States court has convened at
st. Paul with Judge Thomas of Fargo
on the bench, Judge Nelson being ill.
The trial has been opened at Cracow
OF over 100 peasants who are charged
with lese majeste in connection with the
cholera riots of 1899.
General Nelson A. Miles will recon.
mend the purchase of the government
buildings at the worlds fair for re-
moval 10 Fort Sheridan.
Senator Kyle of South Dakota is quite
confident that DR.. Eastman of st. Paul
will be appointed physician at the Lower
Brule Indian agency.
Major Baldwin introduced a bill au.
thorlzing the sale of pine on Indian res
ervations in Minnesota after 100, OOC
acres have been surveyed.
At Buffalo, N. Y, William E. Curtis,
prominent business man, shot and
FATALLY injured his daughter Clara. No
one mas been able to find out the cause.
The officers in command of the artil-
1ery and engineers in upper Italy have
been ordered to put the fortresses on the
ttal1an-Swiss frontier on a war footing.
A gas well drilled on the farm of 10.
seph Wiseman, three miles west of Eos
torla, O., shows flow of gas estimated
at from 1000, 900 to 1900, 900 feet day.
Arrests of anarchists were made at a
number OF places in France. The arrests
We're accompanied by the seizure of
dynamite cartridges and seditious docu-
ments.
The mercury fell to deg. below the
freezing point at Los Angeles. CAL.
Monday night and it is estimated that
one-half OF the orange crop Of the state
is ruined.
At Window, Mimi, Charles KlocI
and Robert Nolan We're he'd to the
grand jury on the charge Of stealing
haxseed from the Peavey Elevator com.
pany. KlOull confessed.
LaSG We6h ChlCaS0 e2&S0Il,u1 ship
ments Were the heaviest ey"l. known
being 125, $50 tons, against 1856 tons
for the preceding week and 03, 1923 fol
the same week Of last year.
The California tree which o17lamented
the rotunda Of the government build.
ing at the worlds fair will find its final
resting place on the grounds of the de.
partment of agriculture at Washington