The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-09-01
NEWS IN MINNESOTA

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The.dog license of St. Paul shows
6,267 in the city. 4
Runner again makes Archbishop Ire
land cardinal.
Merrill Ryder, pioneer resident of
St Paul, is dead. aged %.
Madison's electric light plant will be
in operation about Sept. 10.
Archbishop Ireland denies the rnmor
that he is ito be made cardinal.
Republicans of Minneapolis have
nominated Edward e. Webster for
mayor.
The Minnesota state w. G. T. u.
convention at Glencoe has concluded
it's labors.
Charles G. Kinds has been nomin-
ated for congress by the Third district
Democrats.
It is stated that all the Minnesota
regiments, except the Thirteenth, will
be mustered out.
The Vasa league. new Swedish
Ameri an political organization, has
been formed at st. Paul.
The assessed valuation Of Ramsey
county (St. Paul), fixed by the board of
equalization, is $97, $50, s57.
A postoffice has been established at
Teutonia, Hennepin county, with
Helene Hahn as postmaster.
The liabilities of the failed Fillmore
County bank will exceed 1000. Many
poor people lose all they had.
Commissioners Powers figures show
that poor land pays all the way mp to
double the tax on dearer property.
Louis Void of the Fifteenth regi.
ment died at ST. Lukes hospital, St
Paul. on Monday, of typhoid fever.
German American Catholics in ses-
sion at Milwaukee decided upon St.
Paul as the place of meeting next year.
The Twelfth Minnesota regiment is
now in camp at Lexington, KY, and
the Fourteenth is at Knoxville, Tenn.
Superintendent Frank Weld of the
Saltwater schools has been elected
president of the Winona normal school.
A committee has reported to the
trades assembly Of st. Paul that Sen.
ator Davis will support the 8.hour law.
Private Kenney of the Fifteenth
regiment died Of typhoid fever at
the Northwestern hospital at Mime"
apolis.
An order has been issued establish.
ing postofice at Dorsett, Hubbard
county, with Jacob Avensen as post.
master.
]. J. Hill is on record in a personal
letter as saying that the cutoff from
Brook Park to Coon Creek will be built
this year.
Miss Annie Dillnar and Halvor
Floren were drowned in Diamond lake,
near Grove City. Two others were in
the same boat but were rescued.
Suit has been begun at st. PAU
by Jacob R. Steiner to test the consti-
tutionality of the law giving extra
compensation to district judges.
The supremes court has dismissed
Phillips motion anent the Democratic
nomination for sheriff in Hennepin
county, establishing national prece.
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio N. Davis,
father and mother of Senator g. K.
Davis, have just celebrated their 61st
wedding anniversary. Both are in ex-
cellent health.
The Oliver Mining company reported
to the state an output Of 30, 989 tons of
iron ore for July from the school land
of section =, township 80, range L.,
on which the royalty, at 25 cents a
ton, is $4,000.
Winston Bros & Dear's men at the
Mahoning mine, at Hibbing, struck
for an increase of % cents day in
pay, asking So. Two hundred men are
on strike. A shortage of help is said
to have encouraged the strike.
Senator Davis has been rendered a
reception at the St. Paul Commercial
club and has accepted, designating the
evening of Saturday, Sept. 10, as q
convenient date. The senator has also
promised to make short address on
that occasion.
President Mckinley promoted Col.
onel Reeve of the Thirteenth Mime
sofa, bTevet brigadier general. Sew
eral other Minnesota officers were also
promoted, including Captains Bjorn-
stad and Seebach to be brevet majors
and Lieutenants Lackare and Rudd
brevet captains.
Commodore Philip has been placed
in command of che second squadron OF