The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-12-03
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
Bob Fitzsimmons and George Gard
ner fought 20 rounds in San Francisco
ship. The decision was awarded to the
former.
While making an effort to save the
life of his two-year-old sister, whose
clothes had caught fire from an open
fireplace, Ernest Petit, eight years old
was burned to death at Asheville, N. G.
A nitroglycerine tank at the Aetna
powder works, Miller Station, Ind,
blew up, killing Albert Hoenscher and
fatally injuring Charles l.. Potter and
A. Fisher.
At Lansing, Mich, the jury which
tried ex-senator John Holbrook for at
tempted bribery of a talesman in the
interest of Eli R. Sutton, brought in
a verdict of not guilty.
The great Chicago street car strike
was settled when the strikers at mass
meeting voted to accept the agreement
made and return to work at once.
Various patriotic organizations OBJ
served the one hundred and twentieth
anniversary of the evacuation OF New
York city by the British. ~
Thanksgiving day was generally OBJ
served, in the usual manner, through
out the country.
Four men were burned to death and
property loss amounting to 100000 is
the result of fire which destroyed the
wholesale grocery house Of Allen
Bros, at Omaha, Neb.
One fireman was killed and seven in
jured while fighting a fire in Cincin-
natl.
James ]. Payne, town marshal of
Paramount, Ind, was shot and killed
on the street by Harry RED" Hooper,
whom he had under arrest as sus-
pect for burglary.
The annual report of Gov. Otero, of
New Mexico, makes a plea for the adj
mission of the territory to statehood.
Thanksgiving football games: Michi-
gan, %; Chicago, 0. Carlisle, %;
Northwestern, o; Minnesota, II; Wis
consin, O; Pennsylvania AZ; Cornell,
0; Nebraska, 16; Illinois, 0.
Title to land worth $1,000, 900, 900 in
the upper part of Manhattan is claimed
by 1900 heirs of the members of the
old corporation of New Harlem. A suit
will be begun to secure possession.
The death roll of hunters in Wiscon-
sin since the deer season opened al
ready is 20. Five more cannot survive
their wounds and 81 are injured severe
ly. Fatalities never before were SO
numerous.
President Roosevelt went to New
York to attend the funeral of James
King Oracle, whose late wife was a sis
ter of the presidents mother,
The family of Frank Miller, consisting
of four persons living near Pulaski, Ind,
were poisoned with sardines and all died.
At Portsmouth, o., John K. Duke, de-
faulting cashier Of the Royal Building
and Loan association, killed himself to
avoid Imprisonment. . a-EE}..s~
The exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses in the United States during
the seven days ended on the 9th ag-
gregated .$1,65s,462, 203. The decrease
compared with the corresponding week
of last year was 1873. 80"
Rev. William E. Hinshaw was released
on parole from the Indiana northern
prison, where he had been serving life
sentence for the murder Of his wife in
1895 at Belleville.
Joseph P. Hickey death in Williams
burg On. W hospital made the end of
family of six who died of pneumonia
or typhoid in two weeks. ~ W
Selling of a vote is not crime, accord
ing to the Massachusetts, supreme court,
but buying vote is a serious offense.
Oherlin M. Carter, former captain of
engineers in the United States army, has
been released from the federal prison at
Fort Leayenworth. .1i.s S 81 81
Twenty of SO discharged employees
have been reinstated by the Chicago City
railway on appeal by strike leaders.
Trade is stimulated by cold weather,
according to Dun's weekly review, and
November railroad earnings gained So
per cent.
Harvey Van Dine, Peter Niedermeier
and Emil Roeski, Chicago car barn
murderers and accomplices Of Gus Marx,
were captured by police and farmers
near Tolleston, Ind, after stealing a To-
connective. killing brakeman, and fatal
~ sho.,ng Detective J. R. Driscoll.