St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-12

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again be elected Representative from !
Slave State. If. he is, il will be the third
time; that be has triumphed with tho peo-
plesof the St. Louis 5Distriot.,oo yietstg >
KILLED By L1aHrn1Na.-A negro boy
the property of Judge lakeland, Wis kilt
ed yesterday by = stroke oflightning on
the farm sof Mr.. Thomas g. Settle, near
ifBridgeten, in this county, He had tskeh
shelter from : shower under an apple tree;
and when found was stretched at the foot
IF the tree entirely lifeless. The marks
on his, person show that the electric fluid
had entered at the crown of his head, and
passed its course down the right side of
the body. His hat and the boot on right
foot was torn to pieces, aud the heel IF the
other the boot on the other foot was tornsoA:
It was remarked as = singular appearance
that when found, the muscles Of his body
were rigid, contrary, as we understand, to
what has been supposed invariblely occur in
instances aof death from this cause. IS
Louis Repablican,. 2lst. :,l.a .rss't
- - .sl:H PHrAprLpHIA June 26.
. An immense torch light procession with
music, greeted the return of Of ,Messrs.
Covode, Burlingame, Grow, Hair, and q
grand entertainment was given them by
Henry G. Cary; Esq. Il he meeting at
the square was 50 large that there was sspeak-
ing from four stands. There was great en-
thusiasm when the speakers introduced
the names of the , Chicago nominee.
Resolutions were passed condemning in
strong terms the administration and ito
veto policy and pledging support to the
pacific railroad and internal improvements,
The republican policy and the Chicago and
and Harrisburg nominations. After the ad-
journment the procession stopped in front
Of the Continental Hotel, aud Burlingame
and Covoae were called out. -" :. :.
= FATAL suoorri1SSia. Si ArrrA1n.-"Last
Friday evening" says the St. Louis Re-
publican Of the 29th Eult., 7"Mr. Edward
Carroll, ssrcspeotable farmer. living about
three miles from the town Of. Franklin,
was sitting before his house, when a man
named Andrew Decker, one Of his neigh
bors, went up to him with shot gun, and
after .: few words, said in q state Of great
excitement, yleveled it at him and fred.
The gun was loaded with ttturkey shot,
which lodged in his arm-pit and chest.
A great deal Of hemorrbage followed, and
gangrene set in. In that condition he
was brought to the city, and placed in one;
of the hospitals, where, seeing the shat
tered condition of the limb, Dr.. Gregory,
performed an amputation Of the arm near
the shoulder. Modification, however,
continued 70 progress, until the chest was
involved, and the poor man was relieved
Of his suferings on Wednesday,. He
leaves wife and children. Decker is at
large. The: cause of the quarrel was a
cow, for the winter keeping Of which Car
roll had claitncd damages. ..s,.u ~ =
Observation-Disclosures W. B4uEp, . Of
the Wisconsin Chief has been in. Mime.
sota, aud writes Of it as follows ~ 1919 q ! !
T'sWswere disappointed in Mime ota.-
such OFT itcas VIC have seen-but pleasant
ly.so., 1t will make q rich, healthy and
beautiful State. Even now it challenges
surprise and admiration A more fertile
soil is scarce foundzin the Union, or more
completely watercd by lakes, springs aud
running streams. For wheat or grazing,
it viii rank with the best, The severity
Of the climate, 20 much talked Of, is .
myth. L It's clear, dry, steadily cold win
ters are healthful and pleasant. At this
time, the corn, potatoes and gardens are
in advance of those IF Southern Wiscon-
sin. Even two hundred miles north Of
here, dent corn is aripened. These facts,
and the:absancesof late spring frosts, will
"cold and iphospitable clime.": We do
| not wonder that New England people are
enthusiastic III speaking Of Minnesota.
Thousands will yet gather here to build
them AomeesEj3 .vtaiG,4 mid ,E23 ar II
"As Iundsrstand the spirit, ofIour ipstitu.
Of .alt men. am, therefore, hostile to any
thing vhish tends to their debas ment. - -
[Abrahsmg Lincoln. ..,,, n.r o,-. .,r-...., :
"This bill (the Homestead win 60 far 70 de-
norslise the people" "-[Jamss sbuchanan's e
~ Ffreemen Of Free Copntry, who love
Free Speech and Free Land, contemplate
Che difference between IN English auto
orat, anda man Of the People, one who
knows the wants Of the masses and does
not hesitate to say, that he is ."hostile to
any thing which tends 70 their debsse,
ment.n We shall rejoice, NEST heartily
|rejdceywhentouf Governments shalh sbe Il,
the hands Of : party which win do. equal
and exset Justice to ~, whether il suits
taii55iaas. .d2stsphen A:s:Doulgs}hsjp q sassted
President. VIII be just Is ssrtilse lathe
slave porer. =. isa James buchanan J.et
% haze = ssdiferent, man in the Presidential
chair Paul Times: " y ~ ,<8 d
&c q eza Isw gssT ,a:. ssss.a .sss!ssE Is !.