St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09
STATE NEWS.

f-Ino 6asvlng6 Ufsen says Mr.. Job Ar
mold, Of Wasiys, died in Hastings from
sun stroke. He Was an old man.
"A woman named Kramer, 1t Mankato,
says the Record, was recently bitten By q
rattle snake, and narrowly escaped death.
Eleven rattle snakes were killed in day
and ahalf by man moving.
Major Geo. A. Clarke, this week, sold
20, 900 pounds Of wool to Messrs Gibso,
Eastman & Co. Of Minneapolis, for 47A
cents per pound.
-Msjor Clarke, this week shipped shout
e,loo pounds. Of hides and 100 sheep pelts.
Mr.. Edwin Coffin, of South Bend
township returned last week, from visit
to Indiana. He informs us that himself
and brothers have en- route for this county.
l,O75 head of sheep, to be sold in lots to
suit purchasers Aanketo Record.
"A man Was killed lately near Mobile.
while attempting so frighten some girls in
the guise Of . specter They al ran but
one, who drew arevolyor and shot the ap-
partition. <ts.-@ stssszsszssz
The Winnebago Homestead records that
= woman named Mrs. lines took q. grain Of
arsenic, while in fit of arrangement. but
recovered from its effects.
"A lumbermAn by the nameof McKrim-.
mon, from Canada, was killed By an .cci-
dent while at work for Hon. D. Morrison
last winter, in the Pineries MIR. McKrim-
mon left family consisting OF wife and
one child. He was not blessed With this
worlds goods in abundance; but the lum-
barmen, most generously came forward aud
purchased the widow lot, and built yery
nice l little house on it, making her . snug
home. Verify, We live, in , Christian COM
munity AinneapoA: cAroniele.
! : Last Thursday Lieut.. Bammon ship
ped another lot Of recruits for the Regular
Army. This makes seventy recruits that
ne has forwarded from this place since the
fifteenth Of last May.-l6d.
a little boy named Eugene Jacobs. ct
Austin, says the Regisksv, while bathing
got into deep place, and WAS slnkine for
the last time when gentleman sprsnx in
and saved him.
DR.. F. F. Hoyt, after few months
trial Of the New Orleans climate. has re-
turned to Red Wing, intending to spend
the summer months in the North. a cou-
PIE weeks stay here has considerably i'm
proved the Doctors health, which had sui.
fered by the change of climats.-Red Vino
Argus. s.5.a 80. 8. s 's545,
Thomas N. Perry, editor Of the Sc.
ult - :.
On Saturday afternoon the 18th. thu
house Of IL. D. Page, At Lake Washington,
in Le Sueur Co, was destroyed BY fire.
The loss is reported to be 81, 500, part of
which Was insured in the Home Companv.
of ST. Paul. fs
= Also, on Wednesday evening last, tho
steam saw mill on Lake Emily, owned BY
volk 4 Brown, was totally destroyed by
fire. Loss will probably be between 81 500
and $2,OO0.-&. Peter Adsert;.er. -.
= --On last Saturday, about 6 IL o'clock
?. T., . man By the name Of Daniel Cod
dard, came to his death By accident.l
drowning. Being subjected to fts. it is
supposed that he had an attack vhile IN
swimming or bathing, as the watervaa onlv
about three feet deep, where he Ma found
--Anoka Union. e.''.'.''
. -An appropriation Of $50, 900 for build
ing Post Office. Custom House, TO-. at 81.
Paul, passed both Houses Of Congress before
.s,-A bill to refund $500 to persons dr.ft-
Gu tMice within one year and commutad in
llatrnlshlng substitutes or served. naaaed
Congress the last day of the session.
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