The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-06-30
LATER NEWS.

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prominent politician of Cincinnati, was
found in the picking vat of a medical
college at Indianapolis.
In a naval battle off Port Arthur the
Russians lose one battleship and two
others are damaged.
The entire business portion of the
| village of Union Grove, Wis, was de-
stroyed by fire.
The Moorish bandit has released
Pericardis and Varley.
France will send warship to Hayti
to demand reparation for the attack
made on the French minister by palace
guards
| The following cabinet appointments
are announced: William II. Moody Of
Massachusetts,, Encouragement Paul
Morton of Illinois, secreta ry of the ma
w. Victor Fl. Metcalf of California,
secretary of commerce and labor.
Fire which threatened to distroy
many buildings at the worlds fair
consumed the blouse of Hoo-hoo." So
quickly did the flames spread that the
five occupants of the building, all on
the second floor had difficulty in escap-
ing with their lives. The loss on the
building and contents is estimated at
$50, 900.
John Barrett, minister to Panama,
says that during five trips around the
world he never saw an American flag
on merchantmen.
New York authorities declare that
mauy indictments will occur from the
steamer Slocum disaster.
Charles A. Swayse of Detroit Mich,
shoots girl and leaps to death from
eleventh story window.
Six hundred insurgents are killed in
battle with government troops in
Uruguay.
Orders have been issued to have the
Igorrotes at the worlds fair wear
clothes hereafter.
Heavy storms do much damage at
Milwaukee.
w. w. Cargill, of Lacrosse, Wis,
was nearly killed by the explosion of
the acetylene tank of the launch in
Wnlcn ne was Sa1ung.
Frederick Field Billiard, a we'll
known organist and musical composer,
died in Boston.
DR.. McKane, of Lawler, Iowa, was
shot in the leg by burglar, whom he
surprised in his house.
A Frenchman who wants to give the
most of his time to statistics has made
a calculation showing that in the last
century $4,000, 600 men were killed in
war.
Surviving ten days after having a
bullet wound in his heart sewed up,
w. Edward Pell, fifteen years old died
at st. Joseph's hospital, Chicago. The
youth shot himself in the heart in Lin
coin park June IS.
Charles Dennis, convicted of robbing
the postoffice at Superior, Wis, was
given five years in prison.
The pope is we'll pleased with the
reception given Cardinal Satolli in the
United States.
Eleven persons are injured in street
car collision in Chicago.
Charles F. Murphy gives out word
that Tammany will 60 to st. Louis to
Eight Judge Parker. .
Alexander Dowie arrives in New
York with million dollar convert, a
young Swiss girl.
Chinese bandits. unsuccessfully at
tempted to blow up the railway bridge
north of Mukden.
Two meniwere killed and two seri-
ously wounded in street fight at
|Leavenworth, Kas., with revolvers as
a result of quarrels between two har-
vest hands.
The version of the naval battle of
June 90 off Port Arthur received by
the Japanese legation from Toxic ia
with that of the Associated
Press 1t says at least one battleship
Of the Peresviet type appeared to be
sunk.
The limited express on the Big Four
road jumped the track at Delaware. O.,
killing Engineer Shepard and Bag
gageman Neil. A number of passen-
gers were injured.
During circus parade at Findlay,
TO-, the heat was so intense that IL
horses in the parade became uncon-
scious.