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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-30
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-30
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-30
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-30
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-30
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-30

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-30
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FOUR BANDITS
 HOLD UP TRAIN CUT ENGINE AND EXPRESS CARS AWAY FROM TRAIN AND GO
 TOWARD ST. LOUIS.
Is Thought That There Were Several Thousand Dollars in the Safe
 of Baggage Car.

St. Louis, Jan. 2l.--Missouri Pa citic train No. s. due in St. Louis at i0:40 o'clock from Kansas City, was held I'D and robbed by four masked
 men at 9:45 o'clock tonight, one mile east of Eureka, thirty miles from St Louis.
 The train was Jagged with a red lantern and as the engine stopped
 the four men showed revolvers into the faces of the engineer arni fire.
 man. The baggage and mail and ex-
 press cars were detached from tho
 train and with the robbersr in the en.
 zine cab, the engineer was compelled
 to run with them toward Sf. Louis
 The passengers were not molestea
 The missing cars and engine gro
 now somewhere in this district of hirty miles and posse of deputy
 sberiffs and railroad detectives are securing the district.
 The safe in the express car is sup posed to have contained several
 thousand dollars and it is believed if has been blown and that the TOD bers have fled. The three passenger coaches in the rain were left standing on the main line until after midnight, when a spe- clal train from this city, carrying de
 puties, arrived.
 The passengers were brought int the city. The Missouri Pacific off. cials say 1t is impossible to determine
 how much there was in the safe a the time.
 Conductor Butts climbed off the
 train when it stopped to see what was the trouble. and the robbers fired a fusilade of shots at ni.a. After the engine disappeared Butts walked back to farmers house near Eureka and telephoned to St. Louis. Several robberies of this kind have taken place in the vicinity of Eureka. In one of them, Marion Hedgpcth, '. gently killed as a burgrar in Chicago and his gang took s2o,00o from a Frisco train at Glendale
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ing in fair shape. No letters or names were found among his effects he had in his possession when arrest ed. A wooden trunk was obtained from the railroad this morning, hay ing been checked from Little Rock to Argenta. This had not yet been opened. On one piece of paper was the name of Eta Woods, Morrilton, Ark.
 The Identification was made com plete this morning when a man nam- ed Hodges and railroad brakeman named Brown called at the morgue and recognized Seibert. They said the Etia Woods, whose name was found in the effects, was his daugh- ter, and that another daughter, Mrs. Malone, formerly lived at Coal Hill. Two sons are in the west. A tele- phone message was sent to the daughter at Morrilton, and some Of the relatives are expected to taKe charge of the body.
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Government Win Take Up Fight.

Washington, Jan. 21--"The beeg trust" so-called is to be prosecuted
 by the national government. The de-
 partment of justive evidently believes its existence is a leading factor in
 maintaining the present high prices
 of fresh meats.
 The contemplated action of the de
 rartment follrows an investigation
 which has been conducted by it's spe-
 cial agents for some months. Initial
 proceedings will begin before the
 grand jury at Chicago, probably next
 week, an dmay contemplate both civil and criminal actions.
 The firms mentioned in connection with the matter include Swift & Co.,, Morris & Co. and Armour & Go, all big packing house concerns, and all ot whom, it is said, are interested in the National Packing Company. The three first named concerns are com. monly reported to control the nationa, corporation for their common benefit. The aim of the department has been to ascertain the relations between the several firms, idividually, and the Ma tional Packing Company for the pur-
 pose of determining whether they have onerated to control the price of freshm eats, which, according to al most universal complaints, have been going higher and higher From the fact thatp roceedings aie to be insti- tuted. the inference is tha. the off
 cials feel satisfied they have good case.
 One possible method of action may be that of a suit to dissolve the com
 pany under the Sherman antitrust law as an organization, operating
 in restraint of interstate trade. Pro. ceedings against individuals also may
 result. The investigations conducted
 by the department, resulting in rae determination to proceed in the court
 against the alleged combination. had their inception in an inquiry into the practices of one of the western rail roads in making shipments for Morris X Co, which, ft has been charged.
 amounted practically to relating. These were gone into fully at the time and ahe conclusion resulted that while they could readily be regarded
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STORM IN MEXICO.

Vera Cruz, Mexico, Jan. 21.--A nor. ther struck this port this afternoon the wind reachin ga velocity estimat cd at sixty to eighty miles an hour Houses were unroofed and consider. arble property damaged here and in nearby towns. The Ward line steam CT Mexico made port with difficulty in the teeth of the gale The Esper anza of the same line. which was due to sail, made no effort to leave. 9th CT shipping in the harbor had trou hie in maintaining an anchorage.
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as improper, they actually had noth- ing to do with relating.
 The practices complained of, how ever, were discontinued. Promptly upon learning the decision of the department of justice to take action against the so-called beef trust Alfred R. Urion, head of the legal de partment of Armour & Co, one of the packing concerns affected, left hur. riedly for Chicago.
 Mir Urion has been in Washington more than week watching the devel oplrents in the governments proposed action and 1t is understood he had some conferences with the attorney general and the department of justice.
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Petitions To Be Circulated.

Little Rock. Jan. 21.--The Central Trades Labor Council of Little Rock Monday night will take up the ques tion of the antimeat question. It is not believed that the unions will en. dorse the movement officially, but la. Dor leaders here think petitions pro. testing against meat price swill be circulated and the fight made an in dividual matter instead of one on the part of any organization.
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URUGUAY PEssIMlsTIc.

Buenos Ayres, Jan. 21--Pessimism prevails here regarding the situation brought about by the revolt in Uru- quay The newspapers report uprris- ings in several of the provinces of Uruguay in accordance with the rev olutionary plans, which are said to be on vast scale.
 It Is understood that the inhabitants Of Uruguav are greatly alarmed over the situation and that President Will liman has announced his determina- ton to infiict exemplary punishment on all persons found guilty of compile fly in the insurrectionary movement.
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ARBITRATOR NAMED.

Washington, Jan. 21---Venezuela has designated August Beernaert of Bel gium, a member of The Hague court as the arbitrator on its behalf of the Oriuoco Steamship Company's case between Venezuela and the United States. This grew out of the annui. ment on the part of the Castro gov ernment of Venezuela of the exclus- i've concession held by that company for the navigation of certain channels of the Orinoco river, whic hresulted in the destruction of theb usiness of the company and the practical confis- cation of its property.
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"One coach went into the Spanish river and several passengers are sup posed to be in 1t. The dining car was partly submerged. but the passengers escaped. The sleeping car turned over on its side.
 About ten passengers were iniur ed, two somewhat seriously. They were taken to Sudbury Hospital Spe cial trains have been sent to tho scene of the accident"
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BOYCOTT OF MEAT TRUST IMPORTANT CITIES OF THE WEST RECEIVE MOVEMENT WITH
 GREAT ENTHUSIASM. Meat Packers Who Control the Prices, Already Feel Result of the Boy
 colt and Are Willing to
 Make Terms.

Chicago, Jan. 21.-The movement to combat the high prices of meat spread
 rapidly today and is assuming a ma. tional character. Coincldent with the spread of tine movement came an- nouncements from Milwaukee and Cleveland that the price of meat had dropped.
 In Milwaukee two retail butchers
 quoted porterhouse stead at 10 cents
 d pound; sirloin at the same price,
 and other meats in proportion.
 The wholesale price of beef fell off IF cents a hundred in Cleveland. From Denver came the report that Samuel Dutton, president of the West ern Hotel Mems Protective Associa- tion, announced that the proposition of cutting down the consumption of meat will be brought before his or ganization at a meeting to be held here on July 91.
 Dispatches from Baltimore, Kansas City, Omaha, Milwaukee Memphis, Pittsburg, Atlanta. Nashville and oth- CT cities told of the rapid growth of the movement. Cleveland. credited with being the originator of afhe movement now has S0000 names enrolled in the crusade, while Kansas City and Chicago report S0,0O0.
 The heads of the leading packing houses of Chicago and Kansas City
 refused to discuss the effect of the
 movementu pon their business.
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WILL NAME HoULAHAN,.

Fort Worth, Texas, Jan. 21.-Reports are current in railroad circles here today that Edwin Hawley will place P. H. Houlahan at the head of the operating department of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad as general manager. Mir Houlahan is now gen. eralr managed of the Chicago and Al ton, one of the Hawley lines, and is at Denison today and said to be in- specting the M, K. & T. property, al though ostensibly upon a pleasure trip
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NO PEACE TERMS.

Washington, Jan. 21.-The latest telegram received at the state depart mentf rom Managua indicates there are no prospects whatever for the ar rangement of peace terms between tn factions. The idea of peace con fnence seems to have been abandoned and the Managua government is max
 ing active preparations for anther battle. Commerce. ad industry, the dispatch adds, are completely paral- yzed and all classes are awaiting the final issue.
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TO FACE DEATH PROBLEM.

Washington, Jan. 21-To meet the possible crontingency in event of the death of president elect or vice presi. dent elect before installation into of fee. Representative Henry of Texas today introduced a joint resolution for a constitutional amendment. clothing congress with complete power to deal with the succession problem.
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LOWRY INFERRED.

Brandon, Miss, Jan. 21.--Tn the presence of hundreds of the foremost citizens of the state. Robert Lowry distinguished Mississippian. former governor and commander-in-chief oi the state division of United Confeder ate Veterans, was buried here toda,
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FIRE THREATENS BUILDING.
Occupied by Express Company and
 Novelty Store.

indianapolis, Jan 2l.-Fire in the building of the Kipp Brothers Com pany late tonight theratens the de struetion of the five story structure.
 The building occupied by the Ad- ans Express Company and adjoining is reported to be on fire. The Kipp Brothers stock of novelties is valued at s150,Oo0. The fire, at the corner of Meridian and Pearl streets. is in the heart of thew holesale district.
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sWtNDLER ROBINSON.

Cincinnati. Jan. 2'L--Charies r. Robinson, wanted in Springfield. H., Joplin, Mo, Sherman, Texas. and oth- CT southwestern cities on charges or swindling banks, was brought here today from Georgetown. Ky, where he was arrested on complaint of the Frankfort, Ky, bankers.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-22
NATURAL RESOURCES.

Washington, Jan. 21,,-Senator Car ter, after conference with several western governors. who were in Wash. ington this week attending the gov ernors' conference, has prepared bill authorizing the Issuance of patents "a states for public lands chiefly valu able for the development of water power. He announcred today that he would present the bill to congress on Monday.
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TOWN PARTIALLY DESTROYED

Gulfport, Miss. Jan. 21-Fire this afternoon destroyed the greater part of the business portion of Wiggins, Miss, a small lumber town on the Gulf and ship Island Railroad, about thirty miles north of Gulfport. The loss amounts to about $125,000. with very little insurance
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Give Out Renort.

Montreal, Quefec, Jan 21-The fol- lowing statement in regard to the wreck on the Soo branch was given out by the Canadian Pacific tonight:
 ''rhe last half of the train from Montreal ao Minneapolis left the track Friday afternoon near Algoma. The cause is reported to be a broken rail
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vAoul INDIANS PEACEFUL

El Paso Texas, Jan. 2l.-The last clause of the treaty of peace between the Mexican government and the Va oui Indians of the state of Sonora was fulfilled on Sunday by the dedication of a church buirlt by tine government ir the village of Pitahaya. Governor Torres and other high officials par tieipatei.
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HARMONY AMONG GOLFERS.

New York. Jan. 21.--Such sectional differences as may have existed be- tween the east and west as to the United States Golf Association were completely harmonized tonight at the annual meeting of that body. Chica- go was voted the next annual gather ing.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS SENT FORWARD
To Meet the Attack of the Insurgents
 in Nicaragua.

'H NtCdfd9ua.
 San Juan, Del Sur. Nicaragua, Jan. 2l.-Government troops are being hur. ried to Greytown to reinforce the army there against possible attack by the insurgents.
 The government is also sending o corps of physicians from Granda to Acoyapa in preparation for the ex- pecrted battle.
 For the first time in sixteen years a conservative party has been organ ized in Masaya and Rivas Its polit- ical cree dis complete liberty for all and openly advocates the candidacy of the presidency of Nicaragua of AGam Cardenas. the former president who is now living in Punta Arenas, Costa Rica.
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AGED BANKER DIES.

Jackson. Miss, Jan. 21.--Dr- s. S Carter, president of the First Ma tbonaI Bank here. died suddenly this morning aft a. m. aged 65. He re- tired feeling well as usual and his death was a great shock.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-22
NEW COMET SEEN.

Kansas City. Jan. 2 The new comet was plainly visible in this vi- clnity tonight. It was first noticed about o'clock and was in plain view for more than an hour, when it set m the southwest.