The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-11-17
LATER NEWS

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Mrs Grover Clevelvnd laid the COR
ner stone of the Hebrew technical
school in New York city.
An American syndicate plans to loan
japan $40, 900, 900.
Snow fell in Kansas and Oklahoma
the 18th.
At an anarchist meeting in New
York 500 were in attendance.
Fourteen lives have been lost while
hunting in Minnesota. Wisconsin and
Michigan, and the hunting season has
only begun.
President Roosevelt announces that
John Hay will continue as secretary Of
state for the next four years.
The Chicago Federation of Labor
has been expelled from the American
Federation.
There is . persistant, but uncon-
6rmed rumor that General Grippen-
berg, commander of the Russian Sec
ond army, has been stricken with
apolexy at Wilma. It is said that he
had stroke two years. ago. There
fore his selection to command the Sec
ond army created some surprise at the
war Office.
Mrs. c. A. Currin, 80 years old, was
shot and killed and her husband pro-
baby fatally wounded in pistol duel
at their home in Pueblo, Col.
Three are dead and several injured
as the result of an explosion of a
threshing engine boiler on the farm
of Samuel Kaufman, five miles north
east of Elkhart, Indiana
Nine. Breshkolnesky, Russian exile,
says Russia will Danish car and be-
come democracy.
Murderer of man and wife and two
children sets fire to California home in
an effort to hide the CRIME.
Chief navy constructor suggests that
navy yards be used only for repairing
and fitting war vessels.
The savings bank at Dixon, La, is
declared bankrupt
Ray Brom, of Decatur, Ill, is sent to
prison for forty years for murder.
A schooner bearing the name G. H
| s. is wrecked in a gale off New York.
A passenger train was wrecked at
South Mound, Kan, and two persons
were killed and ten injured.
Buren, R Sherman, former governor
I of Iowa, dies at his home in Vinton, Ia.
A boxer outbreak is said to be in
evita BILE in China.
F. A. Gunderson and William Policy
were killed while hunting near Chip
pewa Falls, Wis.
In head-on collision near Azusa,
Wyo., on the Union Pacific, nine men
were killed.
Fire at Hayton, Wis, destroyed a
barn in which a man and SO horses
persisted.
The republican national committee
closes the campaign with $500, 900 in
the treasury.
Fire did 5000, 900 damage to the cloth
ling house of Browning, King & Co.,
Chicago.
Fire in Washington, d. c., destroyed
a row of houses, burned two men to
Heath, and caused a man and two
women TO break their legs jumping
from the windows.
In dispute at Madison, Wis, over
the Minnesota Wisconsin football game
Walter R. Mason shot and wounded
Arthur E. Grunert.
Returns from all counties in Mis-
souri, and most of these official, give
Folk, Democrat, for governor; 30,5ee
plurality, Roosevelt 29.271 plurality.
! Emperor William intends to give
many valuable objects now on exhibit
ton in the German building at the St
Louis worlds fair to the American ma
| ton.
kilograms from Moscow says the re-
ports of the death of General Kuroki
are confirmed. According to his YER
sion splinter of shell struck Gem
eral Kuroki, t6aring out a portion Of
his breast and abdomen. He died Oct i,
at Lao Yang but his body was sent
to Japan.
Harry Jones, machinist at Clinton,
Iowa, had a violent attack Of rabies
and it took six men to overpower him.
The mining town of Anaconda, Col,
was wiped out by fire.
Burglars secured $4,000 from the
bank at Rio, Ill, and escaped on a
hand car