The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-11-19

| While taking the supposed corpse OF
John Nelson to the graveyard in East
St. Louis, Ill.,, the body woke up,
crawled out of the hearse and nearly
frightened the driver to death.
Two murderers, Lawrence Miner and
Tony Pierce, escaped from Jail at
Washington, Pa.
Violence prevailed in the Chicago
street car strike the 18th. Bullets flew
for time and a police sergeant mar
rowly escaped.
Two Slovenian priests at Whiting,
Ind, engage in fist fight to settle
their differences.
Forty Indians, filled with whisky,
caused riot in a hotel at Omaha,
Neb.
San Domingo was again bombarded
by insurgents.
The boys in Hendrick school, Chi
|cago, threaten to strike because their
teacher rode on a street car run by a
non-union crew.
A special dispatch from Brussels
says it is definitely decided that King
Leopold will visit the United States in
spring. -.
Miss Anna Snyder of Arcola, ILL.,,
eloped with Frank Cayou, the Indian
who played on the University of Illi-
nois football team two years ago.
Serious run takes place on Read
ling, (Pa.) bank, which the officials say
lis without cause.
D. V. Miller, formerly assistant at
torney in the postoffice department is
on trial for grating at Cincinnati.
Massachusetts, grand lodge of United
Workmen votes to secede from the SUI
preme lodges.
The king and queen of Italy reach
England on a visit.
The Federation of Labor decides to
keep out OF politics.
Robert Duffy, James Schweda and
Robert Reed, of the Cleveland fire de-
partment, were killed during fire in
that city.
Henry and Bowman Fleming, stock
men at Sixteen-Mile creek, IS miles
from Bozeman, Mont, quarrelled over
the shipment of some cattle. Henry
lshot his brother through the chest,
killing him, after which he turned the
weapon upon himself, blowing off the
ltop of his head.
Trouble over treaty is expected be-
Tween Thibet and British forces sent
from India.
Diplomats at Pekin are inclined to
Hook for war between Russia and Japan.
A dynamite explosion near Column
bus, O., caused the death of four men.
The Colombian authorities have ca
bled to London a lengthy protest
against the United States action to-
wards Panama, in which they claim
that the main responsibility for the
secession of Panama lies with the Uni
ted States government, firstly by TO-
menting the separatist spirit, of which
there seems to be clear evidence; sec
ondly, by hastily acknowledging the
independence of the revolving province,
and finally, by preventing the Colom-
bian government from using proper
means to suppress the rebellion.
Correspondence anent the Panama
revolution shows that the Washington
government had no hand in the affair
lprevious to the proclamation of indie
Ipendence.
The nomination of Stanford Newell
as minister plenipotenti airy to the Ne
therlands and Luxembourg is confirmed
iby the senate
Threats are made to blow up the
Plaza hotel at Chicago.
Proposition to admit the insurance
lagents to the Federation of Labor is
Opposed.
In duel at Paris, France, Henry
Lautier was killed by Charles Ebelot.
The government at Stockholm will
conduct experiments to secure seed
igrain calculated to withstand night
lfrosts.
President Roosevelt, in a Washing
ton address, talks of the responsibility
of the individual in securing good gov
lernment.
U. S. Senator Charles Fl. DIETRICH
and Postmaster Jacob Fisher of Hast
Iings, Neb., were indicted for bribery
in connection with the appointment of
Fisher as postmaster.