The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-06-08
Saturday, May FL.

Inc NatnOfSC eXpedltlOn mas started
in search of Andree.
The five principal breweries of La
Crosse will probably be consolidated.
General Bermudez Reina, formerly
minister of war and military governor
of Madrid, is dead.
The threatened general strike of coal
miners in the Missouri and Kansas dis
trict has been averted.
The continuance of the ightermen's
strike at Havana is causing serious in.
convenience to shipping. a,
Bartlett Trip, the American repre-
sentative, has been chosen chairman Of
the Samoan commission.
The old Cuban assembly leaders who
are fighting Gomez are striving to have
the Cuban soldiers refuse the American
money, disband and keep their arms.
Should the Michigan supreme court
decide against the city of Detroit in the
proposed purchase of the street rail-
ways the commissioners will purchase
them under the terms already agreed
upon, and operate them in the interest
Of the city.
Monday, May 80. .r
At Pardeeville, S. c., a dwelling.
house was burned and the entire family
of nine cremated. . -.~
The Wisconsin congressional delega-
ton has decided to support Henderson
of Iowa for speaker.
Fire at st. Johns N. F., made 1000
people homeless, caused two deaths and
entailed a property loss of $500, 900.
Fifteen blocks were burned and 100
buildings destroyed. -....
Angus Mcleod and Anton Pendera,
working in the Diamond mine at Butte.
Mon, while drilling in hole where the
blast had not been fred, were blown to
pieces by the explosion of powder.
Agent Clifford of the Tongue river In
dian agency in Montana has reported to
the interior department that the reports
of uneasiness among those Indians are
baselesss and that the only trouble
comes from the actions of some border
whites.
AuODsASyS
Ex-Governor Holiday of Virginia is
dead, aged Il.
The embargo on American cattle has
been raised by the Belgian government.
The Thirteenth regiment of regulars
has arrived at Manila on the transports
Senator and Ohio. }i~@ 800 . -.
Andrew HENCE, aged 40, an Illinois
Central baggage checker, died at Du-
buque, Ia, Of hydrophobia.
Pierce Blewett Of Jamestown has
been appointed trainmaster Of the Da-
kota division Of the Northern Pacific.
It is reported that com bination with
capital OF $200, 000, 900 IS forming to
control the automobile transit of Now
York. be- s..' sf!as'sS s.'
Reports received by the Philadelphia
missionary council indicate that q
famine is working havoc in Inland
Africa.
Wednesday, May 81.
Cornell defeated Pennsylvania in the
SCARED boat race at Ithaca.
Duke d'Arcos, the new Spanish min
lister at Washington, has arrived.
The interstate commerce commission
will meet at Chicago June IL, to inves-
tigate grain and -four rates.
Rudolph Rossum, of the firm of
Scheffer & Rossum, wholesale harness
and leather, ST. Paul, is dead,
The. queen regent of Spain has signed
q decree appointing Marshal Martinez
Campos to the presidency OF the senate.
It is stated that large number OF
volunteers in the Philippines will re-
main there and enter business after they
are mustered out.
The president of the civil section OF
the court of cessation in his report ex-
presses the belief that Esterhazy, and
not Dreyfus, was the real culprit.
The body of Edwin ]. Barker, who
was killed in the Waterloo Qowa) rail-
way wreck, has been claimed by two
women-his widow and Miss Sh lvilie
Of Montana, whom Barker was about TO
marry.