The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-12

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The Lake City Leo,l>r ,.y. ,fa,
acat sttcnpt mlls bj Burglars to eni>
the safe in g. 3. SayloFs jewelry stor
proved = failure.
= The citizens Of Faribsult hav
Z Just contributed $1,000 to aid in CON
pletlng the Cathedral Of Bishop Whip
pie and it is expected to have it read,
for use in the spring.
/ AT Mortified, says the Reco,de-
= 6re was discovered in Smith e. Silby',
furniture store. It vas extinguished
IN time to save the building Loss s7O(
lnsured------A little son Of R. NJ
bridges was seriously poisoned by put
ting in his mouth some pieces Of green
gl'zed paper.
The Owatonns Joa-naz SAYS that 4.
A., son Of Esquire Phillips, tell down
well head foremost, distance of forty
ave feet, the heavy windlass tumblioe
alter. Strange to say he escaped with
broken arm. The water in the web
was some five feet deep. When they
went to his rescue, he had ci,med up
some three feet on the stones and was
yelling like q pirate.
The number of accidents from FIRE
arms 'hcr. sse at an alarming rate. The
h"shford Ntnnesotiaa says that =
y"uns man named Clark, in Looney
Valley, set a gun near schoolhou,e
door, aud rht" .'ouA 10 ~.<-.. - ---,-
unknown csuse tho .,un Was discharged
the contents entering the young mans
throat and causing instant death.
The farmers Of this State must
change their seed wheat. Let them
put their hands on some CT the green
backs they hare salted down, and 20 to
Iowa, Illinois or Wisconsin, and get
.*s4 e. teei. es=. :R'iek,e @ saef. % xhsy
Pioneer. s>,.." r 49,
The Rochester Past says that
Sydney A., young son Of S. II. Barn
cord, was drowned In the river He
with another boy were On the ice, when
both fell io, bis companion being res.
cued .....A little con Of Mr.. Reeder,
Of Genoa, vas seriously bitten ~ > large
dog, the savage animal chewing bis
thigh and hand: =; '",.' =,
The Maok ato record also gives
the particulars OF i drowning case 10
Lime township. A lad named Freddie
Page had ventured: to skate upon tie
ice ON Lake. Witka, and fell. through;
being drowned before assistance could
reach him----Reld T. Kellogg re-
eeived one ut Of furs weighing 300
pounds. This included 6; ;Om rats.
"A fatal accident occurred near
Belle Plaine, on Saturday. A span Of
horses ran away With boy about ii
years old, named Fred Leiburo, upset.
ing the wagon and entang'ins him in
some rope which was lying in the wag-
on, dragging him a considerable dis
tance and injuring him 50 that he died
before he could be taken home, 4 dis
tance of about two miles.
AT the annual meeting Of the
Minnesota Association of the New
Jerusalem, held in Minneapolis Nov:
23d1966'the following officers were elect
ID for the current year Hon: VIM. r.
Marshall, Of st. Paul, President; Chas.
Marsh, Of Dunaas, Secretary VIM.
Field, Of Minneapolis, Treasurer.
Arrangements were made to provide
public lectures at several of the princi-
pal cities aud towns in the state, and az
fast as pecuniary means become availa-
bic, to establish repositories of Swe-
denbocg's writings and the collateral
works Of the church.
The association at present, is CON-
posed Of about fifty members. Efforts
will be NJ ,de to obtain full list OF re-
ceivers Of the doctrines of the New
church throughout the State.-Ninne-
opolis Tribune.
The Shakoi ee Argus says that
Edward Newell and Harvey Smith were
arrested on complaint o! James Kelley,
on the charge Of highway Robbery.
Kelley testldes that, under the pretence
OF having him change bill they had
him take out his pocket book when
Newell seized him BY the throat, and
then Smith ana Newell together took
his i,uck.t book from him containing
$500 in money, two certificates Of de-
pv>it, each tor $40, aal notes to the
amount Of $1J5. This was ab,ut si1
O'clock in the evening, on the outskirts
Of Shakopee. Smith succeeded iu
proving al ahbi. ~
The spectator, since received says
the probabilities are that the whole at:
fair was gotten up bs Kelley to extort
money from the accused.