The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-08-11
LATER NEWS.

LATER NEWS.
st. Petersburg hears many rumors of
disasters to Kuropatkin's army, but
nothing official has been received.
Judge Parker formally resigns as
chief justice of the court of appeals of
New York.
Department of agriculture aids de-
partment of commerce in meat trust
inquiry; run on stock yards bank.
The sultan of Turkey is threatened
with a visit from American warships
unless American demands are granted.
William Stang, farm hand, met
horrible death in the barnyard of AL
bert Braaten in the town of Burke,
Wis. He was attacked by vicious
bull and when found his body was
pulp of broken bones and mashed flesh
1t is frankly admitted at both de-
partments of agriculture and bureau OF
commerce and labor that a federal in
vestigation into the present strike in
the Western stock yards is in full pro-
gress.
Joseph Scheron and his wife, Eliza
beth, who were married about a month
ago, were shot and killed by Harry
Fisher at Philadelphia.
The Japanese are reported to have
closed in on the retreating Russians
north of Hal Cheng, and that the
greatest war has been raging.
News which he received fusion in
No cly,
in Thomas E. Watson's retirement
from the Populist ticket as candidate
for president.
The whole business portion of Ken
drick, Idaho, was wiped out by fire.
Seventeen prisoners, after desper-
Del, escaped Jail.
While bathing in the Mississippi
river at Alton, Ill, Michael Riley, his
daughter and six of her children were
drowned.
A bite from an unknown insect kills
Frank Arndt, of Osceola, Wis
Eight persons lose their lives by the
laundering of the yacht Oneida at
Digby, N. s.
Mosquitoes compel 300 men to quit
work on the Choctaw railroad near
Meridian, Miss.
A hunting party of ten young men
are killed by Indians in Mexico.
An unfounded rumor started a run
on the Drover's Trust & Savings bank
at the stock yards, Chicago.
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ton, Ill, street railway after a strike
of seven months.
Twenty thousand strikers march in
parade in Chicago.
Mrs. Mary Murphy dies at Meadville,
Pa, aged 1874 years. She was born in
Ireland Christmas day, ITO.
Senator Lodge opens the republican
campaign at Boston.
An attempt was made to assassinate
the president of Uruguay.
NJ G. Boil, one of the wealthiest
farmers around Mason City, Ia, COM
mits suicide by shooting.
| Russians report that the Japanese
are advancing on Mukden, and that a
simultaneous attack is expected on
Mukden and Liao-yang.
Fire at Black Bear, Idaho, wiped out
500, 900 worth of property.
M. w. O'Connell, formerly marshal
Victor, Colo, came to his death by fall
ing from a fourth-story window of a
hotol at Denver,
It is reported the japanese attacked
the Russian position at Anshanshan
midway between Hal Cheng and Liao
Yang) on August 2 and were repulsed
with heavy loss. The Russian casul-
ties are not known.
| A mob at Bogota, Colombia, attacks
the United States consulate and in
lures Consul Gen. Snyder.
The Chicago Federation of Labor
pledges the"packing house strikers
moral and financial support.
A special train was wrecked at
Bohemian, Mont. Thomas McGuigal of
Cedar Rapids, Ia, was killed.
In riot among the strikers at Kan
sas City, Mo-, John Lewis, non-union
negro, was killed and two others Sc
verely wounded.
Fire destroys $50, 600 worth of
timber in Newfoundland.
The Russian battleship Slava was
accidentally torpedoed at Cronstadt,
hut sustained no serious damage.