The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-12-24
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T.. w. Horn, of Centerville, To-, shot
and killed his wife at church and then
killed himself.
Fred Flugsadt, of Chicago, jealous
OF his newborn babe, shot and killed
his wife and then shot himself.
Robert Plat was killed in an auto
race at Dallas, Texas, and his brothers,
aged ~ and years, seriously injured.
The fast train ON the St. Louis &
San Francisco railroad was wrecked
at Godfrey, Kan. Ten persons were
killed and twenty injured. The train
jumped the track on an embankme1t.
The large starch factory of Hubiner
Bros, at Keokuk, To-, burned, causi1g
loss of $25O,O0O.
Ole o. Kulstad was found deadin
the woods near Thorpe, Wis.
The Building Trades council and tAeI
Plumbers union were temporarily en-
joined by Judge Hosea of the supreme
court at Cincinnati from interfering
with employees of the Contractors as
ISOLATION by way of discipline.
Official confirmation has reached
Washington of the landing of the Co.
lum bian troops on the island of Los
Pinos, which lies close to the coast OF
Panama. The troops number eighty,
and they have taken up position ON
this high island with the intention|of
making paths thru the jungles.
Despite the discovery of extrava-
gance in the postoffice department,
the appropriations for next year will
be at least $3.50, OOO, 1000. Last years
appropriation was $153, 900, 600 and a
81, 900, 900 deficit must be taken up this
year.
professional sluggers" and what
unions have hired them is theme en-
tering into the Chicago grand jury in
vestigation.
Diplomatic pressure is brought to
bear upon Colombia by several Euro
pean powers to prevent war with the
United States
Capt. Albert G. Fysh of New York is
accused by his wife of stealing $4,000
worth of jewelry, to recover which he
has sued a young widow.
w. J. Bryan was granted short
audience with the czar of Russia.
The boilers in the power house of
the st. Louis (Mo.) Transit company
exploded, killing one man and injur-
ing a dozen or more.
Fire Chief Coleman, of New York,
was killed by falling walls at a fire
that destroyed Herman's varnish fac
tory.
Charles D. Fenstemacher, aged 4s
years, who was convicted in the Uni
ted States district court at Philadelphia
of using the mails to defraud, commit
ted suicide by hanging himself with a
towel in cell in the county prision.
Senator Warren of Wyoming, a men,
Der of the senate committee on military
affairs, says President Roosevelt has
said that if Gen. Woods nomination as
major general is confirmed he will not
again promote him while he is presi-
dent
Several members of the Franklin
Pressfeeders' Union of Chicago are in
dicted on the charge of rioting.
The brief in the case of the State Of
Minnesota against the Northern Securi.
ties company is filed in the United
States district court.
Frank H. Burmese in Brooklyn court
laughingly tells of four murders, and
when doomed to electric chair wishes
jurors merry Christmas.
The Japanese government has given
notice that it will require all the dry
docks in the country for the use of the
Japanese fleets, the vessels of which
are beginning to dock for cleaning pur.
poses. ,..
The little kingdom of Holland has
placed an order for ST., 700, 900 worth OF
Krupp guns.
An illicit distillery was discovered
in one of the large buildings in the re-
tail district of Chicago. '' .'t.
The city of Hamilton, O., is liable
to be placed in the hands of receiver
unless bonds are voted in, ! e o. go
I Striking hearse and carriage drivers
of Chicago refuse to submit case to ar.
bitration.
Z P. H. Delany, Of New York has
made telegraph instrument that will
send 3, 900 words minute ~ ~ <I"'H
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