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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
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ST. Paul. in j. A The re. a ar trools
at t.rt Sizzling VIII be usei, ii neces-
sary. 10 all the U.ntel SITES mar i'll
il safaresiinns ~. ord RS OF the Vnl.ed
+ tcs cfF:.s ApA ip fai!k / f..is, .lag af
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lie Il &C Of stiles o.. tie foa IS in the
hrn'-s ~ United Stat, c..rcrs.
1 ...s is tie a.ii.e of Judge vii,
cEl s,:ss Oh it Jad.e Ne.ss. is a ran,
ss,t Il 4 i,h fn,ial A..f Is. wIso s,
W.,i.li 81 I si.u, ton Glossy Il, 4 will
g;c w..a vr all Aatsnai L may
iequ r.. l.ese vi IL no del, wnen
ri ease : rs.!l,d IL ia Ire siYikera
ard lie Uis..,i Et.s.- ellt Is olrly
Dotted.
JUL o Cal. w.s.,s .e'esr IN was ir re.
ply to a letter III j.. H. lie e.l, j.,
general ,o,.ss,l OF th EuiiLerl. Pstifi
VINO Wrote king tor ,v.cr nader -.
ss.}as lad. h.a,. Tns telegram is,
J',s.e tai-w IL. s,ni.r.
s'N Fo :Lrs1 ING Mich, July ,. 1884.
j. IL Mii..e.l. Jr q .neia. Coa.sel
horlneri Paciii L iiw j.;
Letter reos.y I: Y,q h,ye clear
PERCEPTION of he siiua lou. and your
idea. Is 70 mule II protecting re
SOUND. Every .ntsrsess.l z VITA the
pfopsr.y ~ III py'ssss.on Ut the re-
ce.fer or the lne.l in their employ. or
lie ol'ei T. n u lilo !: Q Il, is j, CONT mn,
u. court e-sfi 4 v.oAssioa uf law, IN nc
brry.uaa stu 4as uf.s. ii i; jtln.lio;l,
ars Re essary 70 nuke Il 50. Ii adli-
ton " esnte,npt roc.s Il 6 rosecu ion
snoull - l-lsii.u.sd ~ AUST every one
who violates sny efatnte, state q fed
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
THRIFT III FARMERS.
Same stat,~ ,c- Gpins 1" show Th-ir Con.
,,,t.,.n In NnntE,ia


Same stat,s ,c- Gpi"s Z" sh"w Th-ir Con.
,,fHHn IN M'gAtGs.ai
ST. PAUL, june Is ID me jnteresting
gricnitural statisli are eng pre-.
p re. i'll the q fiji e OF Labor Commits
siener 2 wer. Two townships in each
of II counties have been canvassed with
view to finding ont the general finan-
.ial standing Of tn. farmers. The
figures sr,sp talu at.d rs to show the
nnmi or Of farmers, the nn;npar at Eaars
srsnt il Minnss ia, the amount of'theis
possessions at beginning, the amount of
their present poeses inns. their possess
siens free from Il bit, their wing per
snnum. the paresntssa o. datt to nos.
es inis, an t e aferay., an totals of
all these it ms. ] is .ound that the
average pres nj po,sessions o. the num-
ers taken is $52i8 TIE + aver e.. s "
ings per AN un have been 800, while
be yer 6, pc centage of i .ht to pos
ssh MS IS fIuni to br li9 Simil r
ri sites re TO be prepared resar ling
ten ! &. La iaG Waote VII ts pa
lishsd when cotn.le.e.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
SEVENTEEN ROADS CRIPPLED.
Statement of the situation Issued by I'll,
Genera, Managers.

- -
Statement of the situation Issued by the
genera, Managers.
CHICAGO, Ju,y .izrThe general M m
ayers of the Chicago railfo IDS have is,
sued the following Bulletin:
The worst reports com3 from the
Rock Island road, which was not able
10 move any trains on sccount of a
crowd of 1000 people ut B.pe Islan |,
who controlled the situation, the pnitel
States deputy marshals and the Cook
county deputy sheriffs Icing powsrless
to handle the mob.
On the Michigan Central The indica-
iions are that there will be considerable
trouble on the part of employment of
new men TO take the places of striking
switchmen.
The Illinois; Central Is still in bud
shape regarding sui urban business, but
is moving through trains.
Seventeen Eoaa, AZ stesl
Seventeen roads in Chicago are all
more or less embarrassed by the strike
and many passenger trains are bsing
moved, as on the Panhandle. nnder
heavy guards of deputy marshals for
N il trains and deputy sheriffs fol
other trains. in order to. get them
through the strikers ami sympaihizers
who copgres; te along the tracks,
The railroads have not altered tbeis
position, tie BULLETIN continues, AMI
will not parley with men who want to
strike. The places of men who strike
will be filled as fast as posi- lie and
force will be met with force to the ex-
tent of asking the state for troops to
keep the roads open Wherever this
action becomes necessary: II the statg
cannot afford ample protection the
railroads will ask the United States
government to send troops 70 the
scene of distur bances.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
Rsths and Decr In Germany.

Baths are an unknowI quantity iu
Germany. except tho weekly scrub in
tho public bathhouse, as bathrooms in
private houses arc very seldom seen, and
when they do exist the primitive, not
to say the clumsy, arrangements FOR
heating the water and filing the tub
are astounding to English ard Amer
loans, An intasiable direction from a
pSrMan physician when first called to
a.forcign patient is, Don't take hath
again until | see You, whereas the
patient would pfscn hike to reply, Il
Aope shan see you again until you We
had one. They think the daily hath a
kind Of madness, and 1t Is only too eyi-
dent, even ammg ladies and gentlemen,
that they are not guilty Of it.
II you recommend bath to servant,
you will bear in reply: ..Oh, it doesn't
agree with me- took one once, and it
made me i'll. - And yet, as a rule. ger.
mans arg healthy AID even tough in
hGiE CONSTITUTIONS. So it must he bees
that does Il, for they begin to ;--apibo it
IN infancy Look at the thild class pas
se,igers ina railway station. In fam
lily eroup the parents will give each
snsids TN turn drink from their beer
glass, which they take to as naturally
as one woull expect them to llrsnk milk
And yet ia seq intexicasion is rare Men
saldoia, women never. Boston Tran,
script
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
FIRST SERIOUSCLASH
MARsliAls AND STRIKERS CONE TO-
GETHER AT BLUE ISLAND.

Hsdsral Authority DsAsd--Onieers SUR
reasdsd BY Tho Mob and Forced TO Re-
tire 60 Their Cars-Rsgulars sent To
the Scene.
CHICAGO, July a-The days develop
ments In the great A. r. u. strike have
been prolific in sensationalism, the
principal theater of action being in Chi
cago and adjacent suburbs. The first
serious clash occurred when 300 deputy
United States marshals were surrounded
ut Blue Island by 1000 strikers, who
Openly defied federal authority. Weap-
|ons were drawn by both sides and Dep
mtg Marshal John A. Logan was pain
fully cut with knife, but when q
bloody conflict seemed imminent tho
deputies retired to their barrack cars to
await achievements, leaving the
strikers masters of the situation.
+ In the evening an injunction from
the United States court was read and
Ibulletined. The authority of the
United States was openly ridiculed,
and, after few minutes quietness, the
/ Rletops Spirit of the Strikers
reasserted itself. At midnight reports
of further disorder were, current, it
being stated that the strikers We're tear
ing down the bulletined mandate of the
court
| Fearing to precipitate bloodshed the
Rock Island company decided after its
ESQ express had been gotten through
not to make any further efforts to move
tyains. The strikers have now locked
horns with the state and federal
authorities, the railway officials are
chafing under the continued embargo
on their business, while the desperate
determination Of their late employees
neither to work themselves or to allow
others to fill their places is evidenced
by the flood of reports of individual
1conflicts here and there coming from
all over the city. A number of
/ Trains Have Been Deraiied
by misplaced switches. A Panhandle
passenger train was partially derailed
at Kinzie and Canal streets but was
not seriously delayed. The strikers are
stealing braces from the axle boxes of
cars, and, in some instances, dropping
coupling pins into the cross head guides
bf locomotives, causing the destruction
Of cylinder heads Tons of fruit, vege-
tables, ice, meats and other perishable
goods stand in the cars, under broil-
ing sun, no one caring or daring to
move it to its destination. Dumb ami
mails, crowded into stock Cars, suffer
thirst and hunger, and prices of vege-
tables and fruits are going up. 1t is
thought that no move likely to precipi-
tate hostilities will be made before day.
light.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
wetnrr.lny, Sn.y 1.


Coinage for the year ut the Philadel-
phia mint was SIS. 554 a3i.06.
TIE University of Michigan con-
ferred degrees On ss9 at igs eommcnce-
ment.
Wellesley Colleges new pre- iaent.
Mrs. Julia ]. IrEiae. is y Il tier OF '.Buf-
falo BIll' CoIy.
Swarms of what are sli to bs erit's
cts, have inv dei Champs i,a and Cr-
bapa, H., to the distress Of house
keepers.
The Alner.c N ASSOCIATION Of Geiieral
B ggaac Agents will hold its annual
cory, in Montreal, beginning
July iS.
Beef VS. selling for l-2 cents Il
pound at Boston Sainrd y. Monday
afternoon the price w = 10 EMS. Ta.s
is the first feet of tie Pull.'.an tr:kp.
E4s bornl sliiments from Chic.
;ssl week were az $50 tons. Y inst Al :
10 for tho waaI pre-. aa:ng AMI Ili q
sor the corlesi ondn week Of LIST ye +.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
Fla ne ON /. h nbo,r.I.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sry3. Pacific Mail
Sc mship Prr,farr:y d last night from
Il n, Kong n kohama. si- y ths
A., e;,in-E, Q arriye from the ditirfct
81 E bl < .,iag..e since II brrk. on,
= H g min NY a fer Lying
IT ~ Ga i,se Of III sEs 4 selopsi
boa d.; Al y iilsse wiper Ia the en-
cine room was k ok and died in
foHr h.u A tn j saipor If Nag
k the Peru va lice al ql.rau-
tine Il Ycas.
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cut. nor shall discrimination be made.
The General Managers association
has made common cause with the Pull
man company, and we cannot settle
with either side. There must DO an
agreement with both or ncne.
This statement was made after an
interview with Mr. Peter S.udebaker.
Tho Times says the interview le-
tween Mr.. Studebaker and Messrs.
Debs and Howard was at the instance
Of Geoigs NJ. Pullman, and that the
conference lasted six hours. Mr.. Stu,le-
baker said he was aching in private
cauacity
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
!, EWS in MINNI.s5o-IT &.

The blind Of Minnesota are hol,..ii,.:, Il
convention at Minneapolis Lis week.
A Window, Robert Nolan was gwen
. G-year sentence Tor stealing q xsced.
A new postcfioe his leen esfa 4iished
a, 9 inception, Wabas IL coui.sy, with
7Lolrad Riel postmaster.
The Elysian viii &c coui.cii Las de-
cislsd to put in a system OF waterworks.
4 contra for an 9-.nch well has been
made.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
n. Il .,s.I II Soma. ru,.,

WASHINGTON. July 9 Chairma m
81 ok uel of tliss.nass eco,nsAi,tss on
ru.ss. .ity, ia.r, WI, hs as,si,enpi
,Rais ~ rsxise the rules at this session.
tat tn t the nmmi.tes on rules will
ASK leav. t., st da n tls recess for the
purlc Of ,eviia; The rulsi anil will
n:fsc thehs tD th- s.aat. 81 tie bee in-
rim. VI xt session.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
Goughinr,

',Fhere is ro;hing so irritable TO a
cough as cough" Constant coughing
is precisely like scratching u wound OIL
the outside Of the body. SO long as it is
continued tho wound viii Nat heal. Let
a person, Wl,ea ienlitsd to cough. t'raw
4 long breath and hold it until it warnls
and soothes every air cell, and benefit
will soon be received fraGl this process.
Tho explanation simply is, the nitrogen
which is thus refined acts s.s an ano-
dyne to the mucous membrane, allsying
tho desire to cough G,ss giving the throat
and lnrgS 4 chance to hc:.l.-Faiaily
Magazine
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
FERNS or SETTLEMENT

Nv. ,Debs Gives Out the BASIS Upon
WhicE He VIII Capftulatc.
CHICAGO, July 2.-President Debs
said during the afternoon: The settle
mont will be made on these terms only:
First must be an armistice
between Mr.. Pullman and his employees
on basis satisfactory to the men.
(They are willing to accept reasonable
eompromise.) And all tho men must
b taken back to work.
Second There must be an ADJUST
ment between the railways and the
<<zikcE1g ~ must b restored 70 their
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
Dis.o.ved III. f,as Tru.t

CHICAGO, July 3.--Judge Windes has
entered decree modified from that
presented last week dissoiving the gas
trust. The modification suggested by
the court and ordered made is that the
individual defendants in the lroceeds
ings be also bound by the decree.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
st r.mt.ilr..,.,.r

ST. PAUL. Juls 2s-Ths ST. Paul Dr.
rec,ory .oinps'ny b. !s.s,yed It's 1901
4 RI ti,s.as .fasa si,s isIn,ess. Il st,i-
t ms u: o.! nYin-s. an incrs se.f 53l
owe. last year. THIS would in,iic.is .
population OF 10 l.D0l.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
LAra,r .ANk ( Wr.A,.r {.
Ma~ra =. sr-..

VIVA x 3. iuls ) isal
W EATS RI, tr. No. . .riai a,ti M
N,,rihc n, =, I. nkr I,
luIj str IL. 4 sifltss
dA -sisa,,y. 10. !: white, tic; 10. q
3t&.,I.
BAILEY y .minaL NJ. , 54c: sample
scnrre AMI nominal
Il .'S-ssc.rcc ,n | wanted. M. l. 5cc.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
Big Sale of Logs.

STILLwATLR, Mimi, July 3. --Lozer,
Mcclure u Co. have sold 10000, 600
feet of logs to the Schulenburg and
Boeckler company. 7 price is NOT
public but aggregates out 100000.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
Too rait.y.

ssMr. Superintendent. have come to
report that Last night rs vas going
homo Aoinebo,ly fired 4 pistol 1T me, the
ball Of which went r;:s;is sl.rony' my hat
here"
Is that alR You cal Gu; gain when
the bullet has gone thrut.s:' Your head.
Before then ann not I'M position to deal
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
Eat LIZ AZ HIN . OOD.
Fnxer Hu"tts'; sapss tsrsa By Miner

h"d " patIes. .tseE
MILwAukEE. Jnlv 8.-A spe. ial to
the wi col,n from Iconwool. Mich,
says: A battle occurred at 3 p, n.
be.wet siy,kiay I,iaess and deputies.
aoo Shot, VIE feel. s v-ral miners
fell. nd We're carr.e.t away ty their
companions. Namt'er VI dsad or
woan el is nGi kaaWiA Is as-a...
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
1lu.u,n s.r.a.

uuLurt. July . 1872
MIiEAT- No. 1 har |. ca.i,. e.: Iu,v. vsl,< :.
NJ. S,rti'rl. CASA. ~: No. 5 53,sc;
Rejected. J0,sc No. Nor.aera. 70 arrive,
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.r,n- .ar. Ju,e 81.
AZ IA.r RLL..A u.

Monum. ut {" e. n,sn mne te . N,aef
Event a,nn~s..sn HE.io y.
MoATEy.Di M...n., JIy 5.-Tne
Camp ke.e;i e iii. Moment. tie..i.d Ly
the n.aie.,t .sii,;n sni To r0mme,nur:ite
the reiei.sc .. .al.iyts I he is the III
~ liz III tie iIti.sr.t;e s.. Tx an; b, eax
OF 1862. w..- dodlcai. vi imposing
ctre:ucn e.. AMI il the prs ne OF
III 1.y dish Cn.,si Ell cit z.is i.cu,iiie.t
With thai, Wa, on The morning VI JULY
4. The monument, occupies conspic-
uous SPOT OH Il r OF camp round. ove..
lock Hy he M,nnesOt. RIVER aud nbuut
two and h II miles acras the river
from Mpnteyi,l.n. he number u pris-
oners held he. e is Tie Indi MS was 26.,,
1T Of wnoin We're white W .inen ANA
alire tie lem inder being h.ii-
b eeds. They were taAen cap ives al
Intervals du in the great Sioux war.
which l steu from Au, 10, 1867, t.
Sept. z3 oi The san.e yer. and which
lerni4aled with Ge-psal Henry H. Sib-
ie,'s signal VICTORY y, Wood lake. II
was this victory VIII b enaile Gener.l
sib,ey, Who WAS in ,t mnand Of ta-
Linn sofa troops, to Negotiate for the
surrena I ef iIr a.lplesA w..mBn and
fhhdrI y the bloodiiiss;y 5 lux. Il
was deliver from fate worse than
death, an W $ one of the .rea: est nets
vi to gener ais lie
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
SETTLE THE s.nnE.

Debs s.y. He Lacks for An Agreement
by satesdlag:
CHICAGO, July president beLs at
Tie A. r. u, SAID that settlement OF
the strike. on basis satisfactory to all
concerned, will be msde by Saturday.
1t is possible tlst q meeting between
the officers of the A. II =. md the
G neral Managers association will be
aeld within "a hours. Mayor Hopkins
aas been quietly negotiating with both
sides and the meeting will be the IesElt
Of his efforts.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
TROOPS ORDERED TO CHICAGO.

The whole Garrison Under Colonel
Crofton to Go.
WASHINGTON. July 3.-Orders have
Just been issued from the White House
ordering the whole garrison at Fort
Sheridan under Colonel Crofton, ito
Chicago" The garrison consists Of
eight companies.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
xiremsn Go Ont.

/ MILWAUKEE,, July 8.-Between 90
lind 10 Brotherhood firemen employed
In the Chicago and Northwestern road
have struck.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
PaENDzReasT TO HANG.

jury Dec .iss That Hsrfison's Assassin Is
IS Not l.san..
CHICAGO, July 3-The jury in the
Psendevgast case found the prisoner
aot insane, and he will hang July 10.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05

Advertisements In double Columns, uouOie
the single column rates. -. ~ -
Business cards, hve lines, one year So.vos
Adyerasemonts making more than I'VE lines
ana less man IN linen viii be charged - inch.
Ali tlans1ent udvertSements A@oss ~ P~3o
iIlSAdvancs. ,....
Advertisements In me local. nouce A0oietnn
cents line for each ihseruon.
EsAnnouncemsntS OF marriages anu ooasns
p0bIished frses but obituary notices, except IN
spseial cases, will be charged az aovefunnS
rates.
elio for Inc first insertion and S7h cents for
eaeA sni,seous III Insertion. All legal notices
must be upon Tie responsibility OF the person
sraer,nx laem publlsned, and no afhdavtd OF
oupliuai.on will be given until the publication
ices are p;tid.
All nc counts payable quarterly.
lhcsanection with the paper we have sPicu-
Ala ASSORTMENT IF lobpiilg material, andars pre-
pared 10 execute all KINDS Of printing IN y style
ansurjassed
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
GRADUALLY SPREADING.
Territory Covered by the Great Strike
Constantly Incrcasing.

Territory Covered by the Great Strike
Constantly Increasing.
CHICAGO, July 3.-The Pullman boy.
colt is gradually spreading, and each
hour the area covered by it widens.
There is little change to be noted with
respect to the roads already reported as
in trouble, few Of them are struggling
to move their passenger trains, but
freight traffic is practically at an end.
The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy,
which employs non-union men, is about
the only exception among the roads in
Chicago.
The Chicago and Northwestern,
which had escaped trouble, fell into
line during the night, and is completely
tied mp. Its subur ban traffic is very
heavy, and great Inconvenience results
from the stoppage of this branch of its
business. The Illinois Central, the
Rock Island, the Milwaukee and st.
Paul and Great Western
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
T +. Mon un .al.

The monu,n .at is uilt of s.. Cloud
granite. Tue only Polished portions
are tie ap x AMI tia Liz. On wairh tho
la,,sshls aRpeaEs. E'.ie uass Is fsst'3
iache- q,are. and tie hci hit So feet.
I. sian IS ui hig:, tluT and can lie
sesn tor many miles up aud down the
Aianesaia riy;r: On the ffont face Of
the nlonn,nsni are the WORKS .Camp
Rele SO" in fai.el ie.iefs The. in,
scriptions on the ntner three sides tell
bri. fl the history VI thai terrific war,
of the release y I'd the erection or tie
monument. se "a as
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
NEWS OF The WEEK.
- -. = . = s-es.EE'
Thus inv. ..nnn 70

IhutS.iays - ans %S
The funeral Of AitfEiskop ii, he
took place at Winnipeg Wednesday.
A severe rain and Wind sseIin swept
over Eastern Tennesse See Fr.d.y night.
The house OF commons has refused to
reduce the beer tax from 6 10 ) Pence.
The decrease in May earni.l > on the
Pennsylvania lines East ,.gi West,
reaches S1.7o0, 900. Tie statement
shows a less of Sl.0G0.G09 on Eastern
limos aud s7o3,vo) On West,rn.
The liQuiiators OF the Pan n,i Canal
comp, any have 81 med m .Yrteiuent
With the new comp Ivy i'll w.iicn the
latter is said to have a cali al OF 90,
000, 001 francs with which 10 tomrlefe
the canal.
A dispatch FROM Linl, Peru, says
that the Peruvian government II IS or
dered general arrest OF the supper. ers
of the revolution. 1t is added that
Great Brit,in has iiicialiy recosn d
President Justitiano Bourgona's gov-
eminent.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
Tuesd Ju.y 5.


.Seyeral persons we're killed by a
storm at Greeny.lle, Mis-, Monday.
Fai.y Wood won the trOttipy derby
It Minnehaha diving park Monday.
The cash balance in the treasury Is
S1l7. 1854, 436, of which s64 S73,024 is
gold reserve.
Tie Vermont marble mills at Proc
tar, VT, vaIned t ne rly $1,000, 900,
were danlagal s.re Melnl.alag;
Tue jury in tho Strteter case at Mia.
neapolis faiIed to asr, e. S,reeter w;s
connected with the Guaranty Loan
muddle.
The eel scale at Jones 81 Laugh1in's
mill at Plttslurg has been signed and
much satisfaction exists among tha
1000 employs Of the big liant;
Hon. Peter Butler, Boston ner-
chant and politician, is dead, aged a
years. Mo- Butter gas a iatinlata
personnel friend OF Daniel Webster.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul
roal has discharged two-thirds of the
force in its general passenger depart-
ment. There is no work for the men
because Of the strike. pthcE roads are
also making large reductions. ar
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
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Wh IN rrr..i >hss &. lat,
As'itS'':oS. J ais 9Th. senate
has hSsa tn. 4 At VIA tn. taiin b
goes IN Q IF :. as A. Il, 1871
1he .'siieis .iiirii- -o-xeinI,s saiaries ut
the rrsi;ieal ~ ;ne u iitel 1t, es an
Uai;ed > i; jill. from ius income
ar Was los 81 IS.
HE lHss comm stt.e ai,..li 'l,i.nt Ia
THE iiif 81 a,ioiae.i in conI.,,t re #
'tne Vince wasasreei to in the scn..,e
81 4:tJi,. In.
HELM an P'".. a.- vrtn-n
" AsHi>sf,,s. July She, reee,t..-
nvs holMaq gives .t as his oriniv til
tha s.russie stwae:l the sen ie aud the
house Oh NJ riff On .s.iol vii. eud In
. victory Tor the ..uns..
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
WORK OF CONGRESS.
We'd ..s Nv ia !. n,

| The income tax was discussed by the
senate. Several amendments offered by
MIR. Hill were voted down.
The house took up the New Mexico
! statehood bill.
| Thurs isy. IN 2S.
The senate completed the consideration
Of fiIe income tax features of the tariff
| bill IL motion by Hill TO strike II ont was
iost-24 TO ~. TDree Democrats voted in
the Affirmative and six Republicans in Tn.
negative. s
Tire house pl -scd the bill comforting
stat. hood upon New Mexico. :.
Fri.s.-. JIr. 20
The senate pissed a resolution extend
III, the appr"pfia ions TO july 50, and In
coaDiitter III TIE wlicle REP aIed tie reel.
pr,city clause Of tue Mckinley law. The
taiId bill wa rei.oriesi from ius CON nit
Zee OF .ac Whole, anu the senate adjourned
till Monday.
The Goi:~e i,i:bl>tepstl nearly AL IA,
over Il contested election case, passing
few unimportont measures.
sr'u- sy, Ju,- 80. ..-.-,-.te-'5-s
The house cleared the calendar of all the
pen ion and dcsertion cases which have
been ed To IN committee of the whole
a. tic FriGay night SEES ions aud whicir
have been accommodating for many weeks
1t also agreed To the senate, amendments
to ..ie lIii fixing The units Of electrical
measures, aiiu Il. 2:::.ii p. Iii. a..joufnsd.
'r,si.y. July
The sugar bolnty WIS repealed by the
sennie ait, an amendment In,s ed making
j tue SUGAR schei ;.s go iiilo elect witn the
res: az the bal.
The hos sc coildl't mnSter quorum
| AID adjourned III ihEi,u.iy,