The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-11-12

for one, shilling Ia the presence OF wit
ncsses to a Lincolnsiire pig uealer re
Gently. The parents were wandering
mmstrels and glad to set rid Of it.
Maceo's negro rebel bands are COM
pletely Overcoming the western Cuban
districts, burning the settlements, as
sassinating an pacife0s and ill-treatS
ing helpless women
The Rt- Hon. George Denman, form
erly Judge of the London high CONT of
Justice, but who retired from the bench
in October. 1892. rs dead. at the age of
seventy1eight years.
On the Dutch steamer Doelwyk, re-
Gently captured m the Red sea, the Ital-
ian found 30.O0O Russian and 1916
FIVE and a hall million cartridges, in
tended for Menelek.
Ost.nd is To have a new system OF
docks, extending a couple OF miles In
land and including dry docks, on which
$15jeO0, 900 will be spent. The money
is contributed partly by the town and
partly by the Belgian government.
I'M omnemoration Of the Booth an
nfxersary of the establishment of the
See of Canterbury. it is proposed to
erect a statue of Theodore OF Tarsus>
the only Greek archbishop Of Canter-
bury
IN the Canadian house of commons
Sir ChaTles Upper made an attack on
the gomrnor-general Tor mot accepting
his advice regarding appointments and
sother public busin. ana in this way
compelling him and his colleagues TO
resign
IA cable dispatch from Constantine
pie Announces the death there recently
rof Callias Bey, WHO recently married
the widow of P T. Barnum. Nine
sCalitas is now ON the ocean, having
been notified last week of the serious
illness of her husband
A new Illuminating gas made from
petroleum has been produced In Ger
maHy, which, it is asserted, can be
supplied of quality sequal to the best
existing photometrics standard at cost
| OFFS cents thousand feet. The gen
erative PLANT is simple; one able to
kes I'D a hundred lights can be built
fo1 $50.
"a centenarian in the Newry WORK
house. being troubled with asthma,
| tried to relieve himself by opening his
/ chest with a cobMer's knife, as he
| 81. id, ''to let out the wind" 1t was
thought to be an attempt at suicide,
| but the man had done the@same thing
before and had obtained relief IN
|, Breathing, he said.
According to United States Consul
Plumacher at MarTcaibo, the Venezue-
Ian government has issued a decree of
fern, to allow tOany firm or md1vld-
s1al who n,ay undertake to bring fmmf
Iggrants into the country the costs OF
passage. For adults the allowance. is
i-120 bolivars from Europe and 30 boil
wars from the Umeed States.
Another ln7iaba has been held wi
Gen Sir Frederidk Darlington. coR-
mander-in-csaief of The imperial forces
lin South AfTica. and Cecil Rhodes, by
1.-THE Matoppo chiefs. The chiefs have
agreed to QUIT the Matoppo hills and
ssettle in the open country. Mr. Rhodes
rprOmised to assist them with seed
corn.
I Potato buying 4seems to be an excit-
Il ling pursuit i'm Brittany. The farmers
1eDf Point Fable 1naRe combine. agree
. ing that they woulH.not sell their pota-
jttoes for less than 311 francs per sack
|, Of 80 Kilograms. Sumo English traders
.appeared, who took .2h francs sack,
whereupon the Brenons beat them Sc
zverely and held one Of them over a
ecliff until he parmised to pay their
! price.