The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-09-15
NEWS IN MINNESOTA

start east this week.
BirneJ Bird, the ST. Paul bicyclist.
was badly injured in Minneapolis
A large plant for the manufacture of
mill machinery will soon be in opera
ton in Winona.
Rev. j. G. Hull of St. Paul, serving
sentence for attempted wife murder,
has been declared insane.
The Cooperative Laundry Of Mime.
apolis has flied articles of incorpofa.
tion with $4,000 capitalization.
Senator Davis opened the Repub-
lican campaign in this state at a largely
attended meeting in Minneapolis
Colonel Leonhaeuser of the Fifteenth
Minnesota, has received orders to pro-
coed with his command to Camp
Meade, Pa, as soon as practicable.
The State Dairymen's association has
selected Austin as the next meeting
place of the association. The annual
gathering will be held on Dec. Is, Il
Ind 15.
John Moberg, aged 63 years, Min
neapolis la borer, was run down and ill.,
stantly killed by Great Northern en-.
CINE while crossing the track on the
way to work.
One of the heaviest real estate deals
in Northern Minnesota is reported
from Ada, William Brown having sold
to John T. Meeker nearly 5000 acres
for about $50, 900.
At Colonel Bobletec's request the
Twelfth regiment will be mustered out
at New UIm, his home and the center
of the neighborhood from which sew.
eral of the companies came.
Harry L. Ross, Company I, Four.
tenth Minnesota regiment, died in the
division hospital at. Camp Poland. He
is the first victim Of the fever since the
soldiers came there from Chicka.
manga.
Frank Prime, alias Frank Zogart,
alias Jacob Larstri, an Austrian, ha.
been arrested at Leadville, Colo,
charged with the murder of Tony Pes.
nitz at Ely, Mimi the crime being
committed IN Decent Der, 1897.
Sister Eimunda, mother superior OF
the convent of Notre Dame at H)kal
and the oldest sister OF the Order
Notre Dime in the United States, died
suddenly, agei -. Sister Edmunda
had been at Hokah since the insttu,,
ton was founded.
Private William H. denny of Littit
Falls, a member of Company G.. of the
Fifteenth, one OF the typhoid fever pa.
tents, died at St. Lukes hospital,' ST.
Paul, Tuesday. He was sent to n
h, spltal about three weeks ago and h,
had been very low for several days.
was married IA years ago aud sent an
invitation to Lafayette Woodward, hi
cousin. Nothing was heard from the
latter until a few days ago, when be-
sent from his home in M.nnea polls q
check for $4,000 as wedding present
Euoch Carlson, who resided nea,
Henpinc, but who has been an inmate
OF the Fergus Falls insane hospital fol
scme time, escaped and went to h.
home. He killed Mrs. Christian Nj
son by striking her on the head with
water jug. The hospital officers now
have him in charge.
Uncle Sam gets a nice contribution
OF Dan instrument filed at Du!u:h.
I is t-lSt de I'd n ,de by the St. 2 III
and Duluth railroad to the Qua antN
Trust com pany of New York, secur Il
an issue Of bonds not to exceed 5000.
600. On the decd are revenue STANG p
amounting TO $4,000.
j. @. +. Gordon, deputy United
States marshal, arrested John E. John
Son, postmaster at Cyrus, Pope county
upon the charge of robDluy the p IS .
office at tha5 place Johnson acknowi-
edged that he had stolen $671. II
turned over all his property, not worth
more than $500, to his bonismen.
Captain W. W. Rich, who now hold
position under the Chinese govern.
meut as its imperial director OF rallwu
construction, or chief consulting en-
glneer, has sent Ter his family 10 ] ii.
him. They left the first of the week.
Captain Rich while in Minnesota wa
the chief engineer of the 500 line.
Charley Carlson, a young man Il
years cd o; Carver, was found dead il
boat on Rap dis lake, with his hea(
hanging III the water and his body j
the boat He was evidently shot ac"i
deutally, as t.le right side of his rae
was terribly managed. The load ell.
tered has ii Iht jaw, tearing away tno
flesh and Leaving ugly gashes.