St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-03
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iEe LAID oitice was removed in April 'bs. from
/. s .'l Rapids Upper town he posi Office
I y ~ Town, wiiclais Inhibited b. III
I'd well to-do Germ C,.thsiics.-
I've i lathoii- chapel is here, and the bell be-
longing to III; tl!e d1st church gong belI in
oteisiss eeiint ayi,i I,;.saiso the distinction Of
Dem t tte flsi al il Sherburne and Lea. On
counties yytisslieorAsr on the Gppositesfisse Of
t Ilis rlssl here is d sche Of kept by u ce;-
pany Of Eenedictinc Nuns she:c music, DIR. "
nm, neadleNork and Geiman are we'll taught
/ by ladies' OF polished manners; aEdSunusu;.!
prohclency. s5&s3sSssa
Il Lowcr Town has two protestant churches, in
process Of cfedtion one, about completed. We
haven public school, inssihe Everett School
| mousse, and handsome Library dedicated ~
Hon. Edward Everett The engines oi :san ex-
cellent saw mill and planning lpill, sash tac, o.
" and 81 agood noming milf are his mo-
'nent putting aWs.yfswithin half n dozen rods OF
our oil1ce. We have FROM i've to SIX steam. boat
ARRIVAL herc weekly and The smallest srtbycr-
'lol OF !toncs we have eser seen IN a1:5 I've.
IN the iisi OF; Gr4$siopryls cane in .
cioUa ana s2t5lYieai8Hs, IN tils ind .tiio:h.ng
! counties },cs N Z: + Qi:,,I. Of tyc
sheyg dernsifel ;is55r l@iys:s md III c.
| came oIo .a,'d .iaie such 5a.s LAT .cr;:us
ilfears OF .is1Iue were e1ue.l.iEsea By. ls.Yc
Portio, d tfle pqoIle: butllsg LIT il July sus.
SO many OF the i;,te crops sl, y;vcd, tlnt viii.
/ tao sul crops Of particular places, who're HEY
CID rot appear. there was: q large amount Ci
food. III aCtim. il became question wI:aIfc:
there was enough for winter corsumrtian Mil.
what the people had The means Of pi.fcha :;
from below. The German settlers we're scihr-
ally OF the opinion that there was not, ant: he
Priests sent commissioners to Dubuque to ael.
contributions. When this became known Eli
lower st. Cloud Indignation meetings were
| held, anu strong resolutions passed condemn-
1 ing ne measure rs altogether unnecessary, ;Hi
one calculated 10 do the country, grea. ::.i,,iy
4 by preventing emf ration in the spring. Tie
Correctness Of this. view of the case is nov y:o,-
on. Il:etisia week Of May is l:c-o, r9;a.ot.
sell at . cts. per hu$hel, cor. =, 80, wl.elt
81 %, oals 20 Cts. and VIC iave heard e. 20 ii
stance i'll wiitll any have suffered .o1 .a..; /,
food; sElsle very large proportion G. .he.erE
l2r,1iss WAC had iasi yaal designed CHI! grat!;o
10 lis ,ioint, !."ye beer {.e{,.leil ty tbs J.
bea cry CT sfasi>ine, aiid a,ave gcste elsewi..,f
l]:c iilneis isos f:f It whichtle sassI:oi t.t
EaFpeaFea East splisly, and the minis ii Il,
People are set Oh rest IS tie question o. w,:..t
erfney lett=iav'ie iass- yer. kc-0ss i;ie: end
grated. 1t is evident that !.tey wel:t 10 clht.
localities us they came here 10 es, d.pos:ls
thciraeggs and die. :, There is no sign Tia; the.
have left any deposits here, and as every tod,
is putting in a crop Of something. gooi! 10 en-
we expect next fall to be encu1nberet: with "a
. surplus of the good things Of this life, art t.
inundate St. Anthony, Minneapolis and s.
Paul, with vegetables and grain after .strpiy
4 ing the Pine regions and the laborers ca til
h Rail Road n &gf2s %.:i-