St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11
THERnonrER1cAL REcohD.
STATE NEWS.


Tho St. Paut paper. stnl mention tho arrival q
iron for the st. Cloud Railroad.
Tho Pioneer says that the gallant Commodore
wilkes, 20 we'll known to the people Of tho United
State, sr11ted In that city with his family and u
now stopping at tho international.
The M.nkato Record Of the soth ult. says that on
Monday night Hilton's large steam miil in that
place was destroyed BY fire. Cause Of the fro NJ
known. Los $4,000 u
Tho St Peter Tribune says Eat Katie, . six year
old daughter of Mrs. ". L. Couplin, drowned In
the Minnesota while bathing. The other children
were with her. but they returned home and said moth;
ing Of the occurrence to their mother who i'll,
and the body Of the child remained in the water from
ten in the morning until i've in the evening.
Who says wool-srovins in Minnesota, Il not
day, who had just sold bis thisyeas clip from one
hundred and fourteen Sheep to j. T. Ill., Of this city,
tor tho handsome sum OF 1onr h,sndred AND seventy
dollars. Beat that !-RneAester Iess.
Tho Post says that little son Of II. n. Aldrieh
Of that place died from eating some poison oa bright
red eolof thrown from ! drug Store, and which tho
little fellow picked up rolled into sticks and thought
It candy. ...,I s.:
Andrew Cotter is entitled to tho credit Ut being
the first in market with this years crop. On Tues
day Last he brought to town and sold 200 bushels
barley. premium quality for H3k-Red Wing Re-
publican. :~s.
la t :s' k .::d At :s ss::'
Iii: O. g. MINER 1t 81 .sos-W ino~a &<psbsioan.
Mr.. John Burns, : laboring man who big tsssn ia
stroke He had been in tho tfcinity o b. Charts Il
work In the harvest Aeid.-z6i&
30 le.ice Is hip in the harvest fields this year
that, We UNDERSTAND, great numbers Of tho German
e9d Nesvssisn and Bohemian servant grls have been
&C. Z; i,: + 81: f. f. *; I'd
city-lbi& 7s.-@ H.: :
ba1eoted in tSe er.s. near biz house. .nd :tepSd ID
something that felt very cold, and looked down and
discovered that he was en- rattlesnake quirled up,
move Of Bite. He very .oon r.ieassd tho pressure
tho soake.-OWatoR1a PlaiRdealeT
has bssn oiered foe esets P@ po..d for ali tht
Wool LII has on hAnd-which b considerable-Ahd
hav6 taken 81 his hand at the expense Of the bly,
TO- He refused this offer, expecting to do bstttrs@
DrowsEp-RichardG illett was drowned OF steam.
in q near L. Crosse and having heard Of the cataso
pho came Up 70 search for the body, which he found
last 1hursay Just shove the head Of the island above
this city. He brought him down. the body sti being
in the water, oil night aud the next day got II nto
box, whore It remained, etill in The water, until
Sunday morning, thS hitler persisteitiy refusing oil
osrS Il ths city MAlshai 70 h1vs II Bred decsstiy
In or ssASty, alleging that he intended 70 take 4
home to L. Crosse: Aeturday evening the council
took the matter II hah1 1ud distracted the Marshal
to bury it, which he did tho next morning, on the IL
kHdopDo6fte th1 city, With Tie fathers consent who
ptju ssys he WIN ct future tine take itup and bury
Il q home. Tho fkther IL evidently tnsane-Red
Wing v6slasls0. ja~fTi .z@EL:
~; Z I E4stEs 9 e f4 S2E>liyi a1Ef:a:
"A gentleman whose name ~ did not, learn, pass
"a through ths plice hast Thursdav WITH drove d
40 shssp, which, ,hS ~ss driving 70 Minneapolis
They were from tllinoiss-l5id.