St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11

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ANOTHER lKA1N.-Burbank & Co.,
start to-day another train Of seventy teams
loaded with goods for the Hudson Bay
Company aud settlers in the Red River
country. The sa,ns escort that accompa-
MED the other train will meet this at Al
e1"ndria; at
REl1cs.--Col. Miller has forwarded to
Gen. Mitchell !, this place, one of the
ropes that had the honor Of squeezing the
neck OF an Indian at Mankato at the gen.
eral execution in December last; also, a
portion Of the large rope that supported
the platform. They can be seen by the
curious at the Post Office.
STEALING HoRsEs-We learn that
FIVE horses were stolen at Clearwater on
Monday night. A good deal of excite
ment was created as the horses were sup.
posed BY many to have been taken by In
dams. They have not yet been recover
ed.
The Press Of the 9Th says that Col.
Miller has arrived in St. Paul to take the
command assigned him during Gen. Sib-
l'y's absence.
CLosED.-We regret to state that on
Monday last the stcarns House was clos
ed, Mr.. S. occupying it merely as dwell
ing1 This was not caused by lack Of pat
ronagc, for the house was full, but for rea-
sons satisfactory to the proprietor.
FoR TIE GOLD M1NEs.-A portion of
Capt. Fisk's party, on the expedition to
to the Gold Mines, arrived CD the opposite
eide Of the river and camped on Saturday
evening last.
We understand that they will move on
Monday next, the 18th inst.
FRoM CAMP PopE.-A private letter
from member Of Capt. J.ibby's Compa-
ny says: "Mann, kinney, Mosher, and
Gibson, OF our company, wereleft at Man
kato Hospital Poor Jessie Lovejoy,
:, nephew of Albert Smiths, died the first
Of May. Health generally good"
GOOD SALE.-On last Saturday Mr.. F.
MONT sold the American House and lot
=, upon which it stands, on Washington av-
cuue, to Mr.. Fletcher, Of Quincy, ILL.,, for
$4,000, cash. This is equal to the best
Zines 10 '56 and 81, and shows the faith
that even strangers have in the prosperity
of St. Cloud and the ultimate value of
property here. Mr.. F. will open the
house in few days. It is Mr.. Months
intention to build another hotel
ATTEMPT AT BuRGLARY.-On Sab
bath night some enc attempted to enter
the store Of N. P. Clark, on Washington
avenue. A watch dog inside being arous-
ed jumped through side window, and
the clerk reached the front door in time
to see mans coat tail vanishing around
the corner Of Waits Bank, and the dog
in close pursuit. Having no firearms he
did not follow, and no clue has been OBJ
tained as to. who the person was.
MEh1rEb.-The first number of the
State Atlas in its enlarged. form contains
highly complimentary notice of Mr..
Joseph Grandelmyer, pressman in the St.
Paul Pioneer Office, who put their large
steam press together and set it in motion.
The ALIAS states correctly that Mr.. G. is
the only person in Minnesota who could
have done this, as he is undoubtedly the
6uest pressman in the State.
~ PERsoNAL.-Brig. Gen. Munich. OF the
State Militia, formerly Captain Of the First
Minnesota Battery, is in town, being on a
tour along the frontier distributing arms to
companies and settlers for defense against
any Indian raids that may be made.
Three hundred additional stand are to be
sent to this County.
Lieut. Col. Rogers, who paid our town
short visit this week, returned to Fort
Ripley this morning. 49,
IMpRovEMENTs.--H. j. Fowler is build.
ing new cabinet shop a, d furniture ware
room on Washington avenue, below the
bridge. r....
Dir. L. B. silsby has erected a large
" stable for li,eryi in the rear Of Sims Drug
Store.
Mr.. Hayward Is putting large addition