The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-11-21

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"A little son Of Mrs. Davis, Of
Dundas, Rice county, was burned 70 q
.asath b. his.easothsy xk16S BFs While
playing with fire. soaots aola& ss;3s :
,au~,as,,, s5iuesi aaa. 4! aaa aasgg siGS :
4s:77 y. The AlAthenaums have engaged the
services sotowssdslrsP hillips, Horace,
Greeley, DdOhaillu, tho African = travel.
er, H. Vincent .. the. English orator raj,
Ann. Dickinson and Miss Clara Barton,
to lecture this !Ninneopo,l;s
Tribune. , ISL, #'a: A'.!@. $50. I
!. "A farmer was shot at on Friday
evening il Brooklyn, in this county,
by . robber. He was hit in the head,
but managed 70 escape. Henry Rogers
tho hardware merchant ia Carver, vas
in Ike manner shot at On THURSDAY
evening in Benton, in. Carver : couu ty,
but fortunately escaped without injury,
People must be on the look out.--1bia.
AT the rejoicing over the, election
news in Winnebago City, Mr.. d. S.
Law, proprietor Of Laws Hotel, had his
wrist terrible shattered and the create. at,
part Of his left hand torn away by the
bursting Of a gun. 49,
"A valuable horse was presented to
Col. Aldrich Of Minneapolis on Frid.v
'ast BY thirty-two Of tho business men
and citizens of j that city, in place Of
one which he had the misfortune to ID lo..e
about month ago. 80. .' =. ,:-s.,
The Congregational Church IL Ii,
extended aunahimoas call, 70 Rev.. =.
B. Dada Of Clearwater to beeo,n. pastor.
He supplied tho pulpit last Sabbath
LAKE G@;Leadessi; s;::s irr2:i :eis
s,as .a..is::. n.j;aa> ssoss :sa. 81 ,soaAd
NJ NJ Rs@ercy ii afanatorr.
vile, committed suicide hi Yhnn2,d,t,
byah.ssine h@isseh!h ft1ilfna hin. FL: ~
seemed Sohsvhit : SIS ;;;ii g: -.
xotds q: Il u. a. bslaseii IS: 1t.e.ta.,s
meditated The dssd for souistlv Ksf.r.
committing tn n.s /: ss:s' al: :h,;s,;
ro, 81. a.Isov .rxS ves 4.A?bs,;,
~ fAn engineer. nsnea aJpssPh Rlns
4sy. aaeroo nvee'bsstAe bre.Kfhae1 q
switch engine on the Whom, +, sc.
Pr p s1 1g.ihosa il Wisess., ;. nd ", in:
1ufe 81! 90 BE- BE-! died IL sevd.ys.,:i s:.s,
ks'5caps man name l,ia b. Adv. 4 IN
vi *hi'e =. engaged il plaxing;, on, Friday
last xas Kicked aiu tho: headrby one Of
the honses,,bre.ibg his skull list ove I;
one Of his eyes. u It Is thought he Mi
recovsr.-Mankato,1 Union. 49,:
Tho M.ntor,vifle aE1,p,r,s;..:; o of tha ,
10th says: The residence .sf G: j.
sCi ias Esq. of Ellington, zsv,ss SSn.
;s1med7 By fine On. ths;:sishtsof thes8t6
is'tS: 1ssi,'thcas6st hs5drs val caused Sd
BY tie e{plo4oa ST.. ieisoaane: :.m aas
Every thing Is tie house, xasconeumed.
Mr.. Cline was from home. nl.,, Cl1ue
and her s children g + Jumped, from the
chamber windows just in time to save
themselges:, Loss $780,: Insured for
$475. ! ~: ~'- + i: ~ co.
-. 49,. II !. ::.:.s,.'..'j. 49,. ;!:a .: 80
AT St. Paul, on Friday morning ,t,,irv
about l o'clock, kerosene oil lamp e: :ex :
pIodcd At the residence Of Gen. sibley,
and servant girl, named Margaret
Murphy was 50 badly burned that she
died At l. O'Clock in the afternoon.
There was . party at the: house on I
Thursday 3 evening, and the guests had
just left, many Of them hearing the ex.
plosion. The room IN which it occurred
was in flames. Tho General, bis wife i
and daughters ran up stairs: The eldest
daughter rushed into the room, and was
Immediately enoircled BY the burning
girl, she succeeded however in getting
loose, and escaped to another room with
her clothing oil on FIRE, but had pres
ence Of mind to get in between two
mattresses BY which the flames were
'ubdued, but not before shs was as y e
severely burned. Mns. Sibley's clothing
also caught fro but was soon extinruish.
ed without much injury. b. The heass'
narrowly escsped being destroyed. a. >4&sI
T Est'' P.A,all F4r'.1,,aI-:A III. j.
The season q! ;for farmers 70 mike up th,if
''ist ct papers, fost the ensuing year, ".
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