The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15

M Lieut.. Gen. Sherman ahap lefI
81 lipgt theAF,se III undersI
=! pod fhatah Sill III eoislvo meas
$50 orb =, th, hdsile Indians i'd
y ! Z ppassd,l,at |
An express train On tho Buffalo
and Eric railroad was thrown off the |
track % the 18th. Some fifty persons
vers injured and Eve we're killed.
EAc6.tks 81 htlpio..i b.ltsr fao~ Known
'as.Aaiiiles l.iialey".w.5s icoted :Rssis.
ter of Nov York city, ovsT the Copper
head candidate.
"A large quantity Of English iron
has been received =, Pensacola for the |
building Of tho Pensaoola railroad. ~
The Legislature. < Of &c Georgia has
refused to adopt the Constitutional
Amendment The people Of the North
can afford TO wait. ..Y@, :, ..ss 81. s>..u
1t is rumored in :, Washington
that the President has just about shut
down on the pardoning business. Cause:
the elections. 81, =. ...,..,.. ~ -... IT,. 49,,
"A heavy fire occurred in Boston
on the d,..deatroying. . number Of
granite stores on Franklin street. and
involving losa of half a million
The sentence Of the Feniau prisno-
ers in Canada has been committed to
imprisonment for a term Of years.
"A large meeting Was held in New
York On Thursday to aid in the estab-
lishment Of a National Asylum % the
Potomac for disabled eoldiers. ...>.
Seventeen blooded. horses, CON-
prising some Of the best stock in the
country, FROM the stables Of Leonard
N. Jerome. were sold 10 New York
last week for $s3, 400. ...~~~
An Epis!'copaleau preacher named
7. Williams, rector of = church at
Suffolk, Virginia, was arrested in New
York last week for picking I lady's
pocket Of $2S.
1T is more than probable that such
are now our relations With the Juarez
administration that United ststes troops
will soon enter Mexico: >, .g,nN
1T is understood III the diplomatic
circle, that our relation With England
are improving. The British Govern
ment h.a uno6cially shown such a
friendly spirit, that it is believed the
indemnity claims will be settled with
out an 'ultimatum for this side. II
'-A gymnast ia Yankee Robinson's
Circus, while performing some tumb-
ling operations 1t Chicago, was caught
BY his tights on Peg. The former
gave way, and remained auttering on
the projection, while the performer
dropped to the ground, and made his
esoapeinp4rii. nat4ralib,.s, amid rounds
Of applause. y ''".''. ~.:!" ':'';'.>
Tho whole number of national
banks now in operation is 1859, with
IN aggregate circulation Of $295; 1854;
notes to the amount Of ,$5l8,165 be-
ing issued Last week. There will be no
further increase in the number Of banks
Or in the amount Of circulation until
further provision is made, bonds to. an
amouut sufficient to secure the entire
$500, 100000 Of national circulation
authorized By law having been, received.
for deposit. -, ,..,... :: =. I.1., 3;
"A terrible murder; occurred at
Coldvater, Mich on the 4tb. "A man
named 'Ebenezer Leach shot his: wife
and = young man named George D..
Brcyen, who was walking home with
her: j, 1t appears that y Leach was a
worthless, ;dissolute fellow; that he
and his wife had been living apart for:
the past four years; that she had been
supporting herself; that horfoharactet
was above reproaeh ;, that Leach: vas
Jealous and suspicious j. and, finally
murdered his wife and this young man.
He was arrested and is now in jail: Il.