The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-09-22
NEWS IN MINNESOTA

has decided to admit WON on to all the
benefits OF the order.
A st. Paul firm has donated 1000
cigars which. will go to the boys of the
thirteenth regiment at Manila.
The Fifteenth Minnesota, now at
Camp Meade, will be removed to a
camp somewhere in the South.
3. Paul and Duluth's annual report
TO the railroad com mission shows pas.
senger earnings increl sed "a per cent.
The secretary of the interior has de.
clded the White Earth swamp land
case In favor of the state of Mime.
sofa.
BY decision of the Ramsey count y
district court creditors of the insolvent
Bank OF Minnesota will receive an ad.
ditional $4,000
The October term of the supreme
court VIII bt 6 II on Oct 4. The last
day for filing returns and potes Of is.
sue will he Sept. %.
Leech Lake Indians are said to have
resolved to DEFY the authority of the
government regarding the disposition
OF their pine and other matters.
Clpta'n G. w. Hardacre, superin.
tendsnt OF delivery at the st. Paul
postoffice, has been slated for detail in
the postal service in Port) Rico.
Arch bishop Ireland Sunday dedi.
Gated St. Paul's 22d Catholic church.
1t is called after st. An raw and locat.
ed at Hatch and Churchill streets.
Four sales of state land will be held
in October by appointment o: Au ltor
Dam, at Ada o t. IA, Crookston Oct.
II, Warren Oco. 10 an Hallock o.. 81.
Seventh district Democrats have
nominated P. NJ. Ringdahl for con.
gress without opposition. Prohib
tionists nominated E. E. Lobeck of
Polk county.
Hawk Ms Taylor of St. Pail, assis-
tant clerk TO the senate committee on
foreign affa S, will accompany Senator
Davis to Paris in tbs capacity Of pri-
vase secretary.
Joseph Kaiser, private OF Compa ~
G, Twelfth Minnesota, died at the ci y
hospital, St. Paul, from Ierforl ito /
following typhoid. He was &c yea 5
old and enlisted from Winona.
Norman Sandberg of Company B,
Twelfth regiment, died at the St. Paul
city hospital Friday afternoon. He
was from Albert Lsa and arrived few
days ago on the hospital train from
the South.
The Fourteenth Minnesota regim emit
was delayed on it's horieward journey
because Of lack of sleeping car accom-
modations. The officers refused to al.
low their men to make the long jour-
ney i'll day coaches.
Seven Minnesota soldiers, John Law.
son, Joseph Webb, William Odell,
Henry Currier, Albert Carlstrom, Carl
Overton, George Johnston, A. Hanson
and Harry Miles are seriously i'll of
typhoid fever at Manila.
The Minnesota Iron company has
announced that en- Oct. it will ad.
vance wages on the Vermilion range 20
cents per day. The present wages are
$1.75. The advance is made because
men are scarce and stcckpiles are low
. Congressman Morris has sent in a
recommendation for the appointment
of M. D. Taylor of St. Cloud for re-
ceiver of the land Office in that city.
Mr.. Taylor will succeed Hon. Theodore
Bremen, the present receiver, whose
term expired last July.
A large logging contract has be en-
made a. Saltwater letween the Cable
Lumt O.: company of Davenport and
the La miners Bros, by which the lat.
ter finn agreed to cut and bank 3d.
OCO,OCO feet of logs on Kettle river.
They will ank about 100000 the
coming winter.
The postoffice at New Ulm was en-
tered by burglars during the night and
as a result the government or postmas-
ter is minus $175 in cash and over $500
in 2.cent stamps. All the tools were
left behind and it was discovered that
they had been stolen from blacksmith
shop.
The Indian commissioner has in.
dorsed the papers Of j. S. Rood of St.
Paul, the lowest bidder, at SO, 400. on
the new dormitory at Morris. The
commissioner also received from Con.
tractor Redmont the signed contract
for the construction Of the new schoo
at Pipestone, who bid $3.50. -
Deputy United States Marshal Nor.
rison arrested two Indian pillag rs al
Leeoh Lake agency, and while trying
to get them on board steamboat tc
take them 10 Walker they were res
cued by members OF their band, which
refused to give them up to the author
titles. The Indians had been drinking
heavily. r..
! The University of Mime sofa will
meet CHIC lgo. university in debate the
second week in January. The Mime
sofa university had the choice of sub
iect, and the Federated Literary society
of the university has chosen the follow
ing: Resolved, That an amendment
to the United States constitution be
adopted providing for the popular cleo
ton of senator's. The winning team
will meet the victor in the Northwest
Brn. Michigan debate.
Stoclxs of merchandise are consider