The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-17


slfou.d heseonccded the congressional I
nomination it must be upon the condi-
ton shat i.spre mt a candidate who VIII
>S,oli the tail party vote The personal I
aspisasions of The two candidates,
MsssIs Towne aia sKiraey. sbotn excel,
lsnt ms, aad esther satisfactos to The
/ distfiss. shoai9 not aitl mist net eugei.sE
detshi. saess " 81 Nj divide Ire M ~ {
.uraa tl4is issue lseso factioWsl d.sefencss i
which will a'ieaate tsonl the successful
/ esstseisai ny anpres 4bie ntsnhsr OF
votes: Wilsle it seems wy probable
that Ne republican uonliaee ii tbs dis
ts3ss.will have large NJ TO- ", vet. no
! usssls59 sasy chances should be taken.
Fsss 'Hrmore, tue action of the state
/ canyention VII have no little influence
upoa the congressional IfD.Irth siren
luonslv dsnass,.s undue recognition upon
the state ticket at the expense of other
siNth eistr;ct candidates they may nat
! urssi.y eIp ect fetaliation: THIS is inno
seuss threat, but 4 conclusion from the
i iogic.ot the political tuation.
THE callfor the State convention at a
| date nnaeeessaii lily SLY, opens the pre-,
l.s II campai N tst once. end the sew
eral caadida : are g sadly beginning to
get assiye. Howeye., the state ticket
may he constituted, the nomiaation of
Raes1s c. Oman tor auditor ought, by
every consideration of fairness. be ac-
CORD without dissent, In the FIRST
plaV he IS now, as ever, loyal and
sgs essive fspubaiean who hasever given
/ the party faithful and effective service.
+ So much for general consideration. For
the Office otauditor he has claims pecu-
i liativ his own During the last session
! Of The legislature he unearthed system
/ oipiae land frauds upon the public treas
/ ury, made possible by the lax OF not
traaon the auditors office in dealing
/ wittcettain jobbers and tricksters which
will not Only save future millions to the
state but has resulted in covering thou
sauGs into the treasury OF the state.
Materially lie gained the i'll will of many
I powerful and influential politicians who
w!lisacsf e ANYTHING for his defeat. The
HONEST masses OF the pasty should make
his canse their own in convention. and
/ give him a nomination by voice so pro-
nounced as to be unin;stakeable.
tss So -
j JuDGE SEARLz held court at Long
/ Pra:rielast week, anb the grand jury
mud he following true indictment
against the honorable court:
WHEREAS, The Hon. o. B. Searle. OF
s. Cloud Mira, has been faithful,
cor=eientious and icient Judge OF the
Sepestll Judicial District of Minnesota
i for seven years last past;and
! Aep, WHEREas, We believe the interest
oftae people of Todd county, and of
tbit whole Judicial district would be
/ best subs wed by the Hon D. B. Ssarle
bs5 ag cont nued IN sa d ptice;
/ THEREFORE,, BE II RESOLVED, That
we, The & and jars. of Todd county, now
+, seS iOli. do le.eby request the Hon.
i d. 5. Ssatieto become q candidate be
& fore the people Of this .indtcia! dist tct at
T TIE next gasa e on, to eeed
harse!l:r she oflica ofjldge, and that a
s coPFoi tiiisstl ol..-,oa be furnished The
I Hon. D. 3. Ssar,
THAT detnosfas.c congress IS totally
con aetent to 1ssislate upon say OF the
vItsl qnss-ioas, Gina onaf Importance
may be fortnnase for the couatey, bnt is
CO ainly hunt atin9 to the Bestelement
tof tI.et party That it IS not as bad as
Is Piatiotn void ldieate is due
wholly TO is inobiiity to Use 10 an APP
| pfectation of the broader questions OF
/ national inpoi -aace and loses sight OF
is principle, bad as they are, in the
struggle for material pegsonal advan-
/ ta2e The HIS the Germans aud the
Bpices are b.illiant specimens Of small
nea ii great PLACES They are remark
able only that thc9 ae SUCCESSORS of
many great meA. and colleagues OF many
good ones
IuDGE WILKIN, Sc or Judge of the dis
trieF court for Ramsey county, having
ss.Yed tweatY.seven eatsin that capaci-
y, died on Sunday last He was not
less highly esteemed for bis pre- eminent
sce'al qualities than for the honorable
i record made upon the bench. st. Paul
inourrs The death of an ex client citizen.
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west UnIo4a.
! Seeding is finished.
Tie hard winds last week wrecked
i some wind-miIls.
Eugsne Ward and Ed. Burke attended
the ball at Joe Niebar's on Friday even
ing.
VIM. Dobbs called on his many friends
on Wednesday. He is quite stranger
in this place Of late
Milton Yorton was taken very sick
on Friday afternoon but is on the gain
once more.
/ George Moore has been attending
court at Long Prairie.
George Budd is about to build dwell
! ling house on his farm in this township.
] George KING. who had his hand taken
off a few weeks ago, is last recovering.
/ O.P. Moulton commenced farming last
Wednesday on small scale. He planted
/ his garden.
l. H. Dobbs has moved from the
| Myrc's residence to bis office opposite
the depot, where he will teach singing
and also practice law.
] small band OF Coxeyites called in
town last week and canvassed the town
for money and chuck They succeeded
j IN getting the chuck, and then left for
Washington rejoicing.
i lake Anderson left town ON Saturday
with a load Of goods which lie will sell
at auetion. lie has partner who is an
/ auctioneer.
The depot IS being treated to a new
coat Of shingles.
/ a heavy hail aud rain storm visited
this place on Monday last. No serious
damage was done
Nj. Anderson and Miss Belle Tuttle
q. s..1.N 4 t.ss ,,,.<ae &c ~ N;es Cxxx, II:.x.