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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10
~. 2. WAIT, Register,
seplo6wll II. G. BURBANK, Receiver

I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MIMI,
IL September s, 1858.
Frank Greene:
slR You arc hereby notified to appear At this Office
on the 23D; DAY OF OCTOBER, 1898, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon Of the and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 34O6, made by
section H. township 1885, range u.s. in ths District q
lands subject to sale at st. Cloud Minn should not be
cancelled, ~ Matthias Gross alleges an abandonment
The same whom sou will te permitted q eontee tsucb
showing II. G. WAIT. Register.
sep10-6wI II. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
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soc1ABl1.-The sociable in connection
with tho N. E. church Of this plscs was
held last Tuesday evening At the residence
OF COL Mclntire. A goodly company were
IN attendance and the. time passed sgresa-
o'y ana pleasantly. The next meeting will
pc held on next Tuesday week, 1t the resi-
dence Of Mr.. G. W. West. Friends are
cordially invited.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10

Is. Accommodate are haturallv c.r.1...
md I'D are constantly sustaining bodily iniu-
RES. Be ~ careful as we may and 70 .re
liable to accidents. Tho best course /, to
take out policy in . reliable Accident
Company, such ~ the Original Travslsr's,
Of Hartford, Conn, Of which A. B. Curry
IL agent, and thus secure the payment Of q
sum sufficient for support II injured.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10

hlDS1aHr ArrAck.-As ex.Mayor Cur
~ WAS going to the stearns House, shortly
after eleven o'clock night before last, and
when near o. NJ. Tobey's house couple Of
men jumped from behind clump Of trees
and rushed toward him. One was armed
with club. Mr.. G. Immediately drew his
revolver, and covering tho scoundrels,
compelled them to drop their club, hold up
their hands above their heads, and walk
before him. He thus marched them to tho
stearns House AMI on to the porch, but
while he was sndesvorins to arouse the in.
mates' tho two men suddenly dashed of
in opposite directions. Before Mr.. c.
could fire they had disappeared around
either end Of tho house aud were out Of
sight. .....,..,
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for Rs1r.-An office, IN Bells brio,
sloek' ea st. Gsroaia street, will b rent
ID % Reasonable terms. Inouir. Of anti,
q 6o4ooSt. = .'-'''i' : ~ - ~ +
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BsAR AEAr.-We are indebted to vii.
liam Holes for the ham Of two-years' old
bear, killed BY him near Chippewa Lake.
He Vas on an exploring trip to Pine Lake
with Mr.. G. F. How, Of New York City,
when his bearship made himself too famil-
lar and paid the penalty with his life.-
The meat was tender, juicy and very nice.
SHOT Alive learn by the Forest City
Nevs Of the I'd, that as the mail stage was
on its way to this place, and while in the
woods about six miles from Forest City,
two shots were fred at the mail carrier.
One Of the balls passed through the stage,
the other struck one Of the horses. The
would-be murderers, who made their es-
cape, were probably after the mail and ex-
press.
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Mail Contractor on Route.
Rockville. Aug. IL, 1868. n5-tf

7 AND OFFICE; ST. CLOUD, MINI,
- September I, 1863. ...
xfosk 4. HhseA&sopn! Il: - -.
Hn you are hereby notified to appear At this oface
On tie 2ofa DAY OF OCT0BRR, isss, 1t 10 deiotkin
the forenoon Of the said day, and then and there
shsw cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 184l.
made BY you July Path, 1895, upon the no II
lands subject to sale at st. Cloud Miun should not
be cancsledi - Endreas Swenson alleges an aban-
donent thereof BY YOU and proposes then and there
contest such showing.
II. G. WAIT, Register,
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PArs Soa l4s1Iy,-A good tanning mill
will soon pay Tor itself in the grain. ssvsd,
and the better price Il viii bring i. market.
II IL always economy 70 kpy the bsGt. Blu.
In tho prsssut instance one Of Alexander
dCo.s mills, with the sine sieve, costs no
more than poor msehine. They can
challenge competition with any machine Of
tho kind In the State. Farmers should BY
al means examine them.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10

Fo, R'F Fl, ~ .t.ss.se' = #|a.e4eioataa.
avenue; central location; rent moderate
Inquire 1t this office,
Il "A horse, buggy and set Of doubl. har-
ness for sals. Inquire q L. W. celA,s.-> .
|riHAh - 41-lp-- ~ - N-~f
E yt-aoyette has ripe grapes and peaches
both v:yiPdAsssl]O !3Ioo1 BITS 81
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10

POTATO Bvos.-By our exchanges from
the southern part Of the State we SEQ that
'nese pess' sFe fearfully inunerous. They
ore trod under foot on the sidewalks. track
the streets, cover tAs fences, movs shout
IN masses over the dslds and p.airies
This portion Of Minnssots he's b,oa com.
p.rst''sly free from tho invasion. IT ID
said to b = god plan to gather I'll Ii,
potato vines together in the fall s:aad burn
thsm' IN order to destroy tho en-. tn,
10 certainly. worth trying. E|.3ss;5 <...:.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10

The New York Medical College for Wo.
men will begin their: Sixth Annual Term
'oftventy weeks. At their new College in
Twelfth Street, ;eosnsr Ct Second Avenue,
the first Monday in November. For an.
nouncsments,: : giving full psrticulais;; I'D
dress, With stamps, tho Dean, Mrs. G. 8.
Lozier, NJ. D., or the Secretary, Mrs. c: F.
Welles, Box 730, NJ ..x
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10

4aATH or "Pass1DrSr'' josrs.LTh.
Louisville papers announce tho death a.
president" Jones. character we'll known
IN TINS locality, which he frequented 70,
several years. lie first attracted notoriotv
oor'ng the season Of tho graeshopper
plague In 1858, when his speeches from
ory goods boxes could be heard at almost
any time: His violent and grotesque ges-
tioulationi would always collect q crowd.
His favorite movement, when excited
while speaking, was to crouch almost to
the floor and then spring to his full length,
repeating this with ,xondsgful rapidly ;
and also to Place his hands % Something
before him and kick out With both fest
again and agsin. In public uee,inss, no
matter for what purpose assembled, he in
variably rose after the speakers had finish
ed, aud proceeded 10 address the audience.
At church he boldly marched up to one Of
the front side seats and turned about in
full view OF the congregation; where hiy
long, u"KemPt ha'r, grizzly beard, soiled
linen and tattered clothes never failed to
attract attention. He attended church one
time thus while in St. Paul-whioh was q
favorite resort with him-and after 4 COL
lection had been taken, he reached over to
the basket, took out the money and put it
in his pocket, with this remark: ..Never
mind counting the change it's oil right,
brethren" He always insisted that he was
the lawfully elected President Ct the United
States, and was fond Of writing letters to
different members Of the Cabinet on the
subject. Although generally considered
nuisance, yet he was never violent or dan
gerous. We publish in another column an
article concerning him, clipped from tho
Louisville Journal.
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..u,.s;.7r PARKER & CO.,
1,s o aa1s t MSIoeA 2f JH1 1

ny: HON., ALEXANDER Il. sTIPHENs, :, ]
its ready ;ale, combined with ~ increased comp,s.
hshed One agent Easton Pa reports - subscribers
~ three days: Another in Boston, 1903 subscribers
IN Tour days. Sond for Circulars and our terms
and full description Of tho work. Address ZEIG.
IL lkR' AocuRDY 4 CO., Chicago, ILL.,, or st. Louis,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10
ROCKVILLE EXPRESS.

I will run an Express Wagon from St.
Cloud to Rockville every SATURDAY. Pas,
.engers will be carried either way for fifty
cents each. Packages aud freight at the
rate Of thirty cents per hundred pounds.
am also prepared to carry either passen-
gers or freight on any other day, upon no.
tice. Orders may be left in St. Cloud at
tho Post Office, or at P. Kramer's Hotel
At Rockville, At my hotel. -:
PETER .L0MMEL,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10

JAMES 8. GROWER,
Chairman Repub.ica Dist, Committee
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10

PROVED UP.-On Monday Don. Steven
son proved up on his homestead 1t Osakis.
A considerable portion Of it was laid out
as town-site several years $50.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10

fn'sa ozs1sas.-aoyssts hos received
'os o. fresh oysters. which he IL serving
up In Ill styles. =, Call a.. ths: CITY Res-
taprant
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10

MONTHLY US1oN.-The regular monthly
union meeting of the different churches
was held on Sabbath evening at the Con-
gregational church. Revs. Coggsweil,
Creighton, Scott and Wood were present.
ORaAN.-st. Cloud is becoming quite .
manufacturing place. It is we'll known
that the organ at the Catholic Cathedral
WAS made here, by one Of our citizens,
Hermann Stocking. Mir. 8. has recently
completed another organ even larger than
the one just referred to.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10

"1r.-The weather during the past
month has been decidedly vet. Rains
have been more frequent than desirable !;
but We hope for change soon.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10

PAls1uI Ace1D11r.-On Tuesday after.
noon while Messs Ostron, the head sswye,
1t bridsmsn's mill, WAS working within ,
lew inches Of the saw, the wrench slipped
and his lett hand wss thrown on to the sew
The tsstA entered ven down the thumb
and cut aesss' below the tnackls joints Il
the little lsssr. Drs. ssnkler and Bur.
ehard; attended him. Mr.. 0s,rom, who i,
syousg man, has bssa very unfortunate
only hest year having had his log broker
by the falling: Of . .rss.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10

PERsoxA1.-During the past week VIC
have noticed in town Surveyor Gene,sl
Nutting, Of St. Paul; Judge Smith, Of For
est City; Hon. N Richardson and Peter
Roy. Of Little Falls; A. W. Lathrop, Popo
County; P. Lamb and E. P. Barnum, Of
Sank Centre J. H. Van Dyke, Receiver OF
the new Land Office al Alexandria, and
Capt. Cowiug, Of the same place Donald
Stevenson, of Osakis.
We had call on Monday from Saml.
Doughty, Of Lake City, and Major E.
Doughty, Of Washington City, who arc
here on short visit.
l.. Gorton started East this week.
Calvin F. How, of Now York, favored
Us with call this week.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10

MoR1oN's PENs.-What can give more
genuine satisfaction than q good pen? Its
worth is appreciated by every writer, be
his work much or little. But good pens
arc not every day to be had. Like other
good things, they are not superintendent.
Of ono thing, however, you may be certain,
that when you get one Of Morton's gold
pens you have good pen-the best that
is made. Mr.. Morton has devoted his life
to the manufacture Of pens aud their i'm
provement. He has made the matter .
study, and as result has furnished the
world with = gold pen which has no equal
for ease, aexibility and durability. Every
pen is warranted. They are for sale At
West & Co.'s bookstore, in this city, or can
DO ordered direct Of the manufacturer.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10

Our stock consists in part, of
;:2,
! O1nest cry Goods,
sd
Dress Goods, Cloakings, Hosiery, Carpets,
Knit Goods, Cloths Cassimeres Ready.made Clothing
saf1Afrs AND dAps Bootffs IS AND SHOES, NOTIONS
Furs, Oil Cloths, crockery, Glassware, Mirrors,
,aota&1seN s:ait3h !ya4I
GROCERIES, &c.. &C., &c.
al "u;ta can AID before pu,ch.snq
ss@a2 aoisTo a'.c rA " $685.:
:PlCKIT g. ABBOTT
9 Cloud, October 81 q r1k
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10

HoRR1BLR OurRAar.-The Quiet of
Meeker county was disturbed last week BY
the parallel Of tho Chaska infamy. Ono
). X. Roberts Was held to bail in the sum
OF 81, 600, a. Forest City, on the charge Of
having outraged the person Of Annie Mad
den, = supplemented, deformed girl Of Is
years. A great deal Of excitement pre-
vailed, but the law had its course. Roberts
10 now in ''wrislets." and will probably
have his trial on tho 22d inst, when the
District Court sets at Forest City.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10

'.Mosr W1sE JuDac."-A correspondent
at neighboring town sends US the follow
ing: "a certain Justice of the Peace here
has been accustomed to get from the post
Office the mail matter Of q young MN
boarding at his house. The latter preferr-
ing different arrangement, gave orders to
the Assistant Postmaster to retain his mail
in the future. The J. P, being informed
Of this on his next application, became en-
ragged and attempted to arrest the Assist
ant on the spot, for trial before himself.
But the young man, laying hold on q club,
babe defiance to the law, as clothed in the
sacred person Of his Justiceship-and so
the matter ended. Inter arma silent leges."
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Send Money BY Registered Letter.
Catalogue Of Goods sna sa,np,. cont to any address
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COM Nj f r. CIAL.
New York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, July 2s-Money extremely easy at 8
q per cent. on call Sterling Exchange quiet at
1929 a 1105. Gold firmer opening at IA and clos
ing at 144t; cash Gold less plenty. Governments
dull but steady. Henry Clewes & Co. furnish the fol-
lowing 430 quota ions Coupon SIS 1881 1151 "a 115s
do SIS 1862. 1149 q 114s; do 1854 114 I'LL: do 1Sc5
1i23 q 1926 do new, 1921 a 1891; do 1867 1O9a al
1891; do 1868, 1893 a 1898; 104Gs 10S3 q 1851 7$Os,
11S2 a 1O9 The conversions off 30's TODAY amount
ed to S491, $50.
Border State bonds strong; Missouri 91J; cd Ten
nessees. 67J new do 65l; Virginia., "a: Old North
Carolina, 72t; new do, u The Railway market is
lower but clo-ed stea y. There were free sales of
North Western common and during the day it
touched Sl8. There was a break in Rock Island,
which subsequently recovered, attributed TO the re-
pc ted passage Of resolution by the Stock Exchange
declaring the certificates not a gooI d. livery until
duly transferred at the Com any's office at Chicago.
No such resolution was passed. Pacific Mail strong
and higher. miscellaneous and express shares quiet
The following are 53O fgnres Canton, AZ a 4S1 !;
Cumberland, ~ @ 80; Adams Express, 52s g9 50;
Merchants Express. 24a % 24s; Pacific Mail, 1913 q
1ols western Union Telegraph. So q $50 New York
!4k q .3t; hudson, 1873 "a 1881; Harlem 125; Read
ing, 9is e 49, Wabash, 81 a 5lS; st Paul, 74s q 75
alichgan Central, 1lSb; Michigan Southern, g2B a
w; illinois Central. 149 al 152; Cleveland Pitts
hurg, s9s % 89i; Toledo 1929 .9 1903; Rock sand,
loS8 "a l09; Chicago d North western. 81 a S2a; do
preferred, S24 "a s2s; Fort Wayne, 1O94 q i1O Hart
lord ~ Erie, III a 10.
Mining shares dull; gregory 4 70 % 6 so; Edge
Hill 20; New York 10.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasnry to-day amounted
10 $1,000 Sill payments, $685. 453; balance, SS3 49,
357.
Ihe exports for the week, exclusive of specie.
amounted to S2,9!6585.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-30

Only twenty-five supervisors are authorized
to be appointed under che spirits and tobacco
tax bill, but already over one hundred applica-
lions have been filed for these offices. Nomi-
nations for gaugers under the same law-are be-
ing made by collectors in large numbers. The
Commissioner of Internal Revenue is prepar-
ing general instructions under that act.
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Earelyrs Murtxee~

HAVANA, July 2s-Exchange on London II per
cent. premium; on New York, currency, 81 per cent
discount, and Gold per cent. premium.
LONDON, July 29-AIternoon.- 945 "a 941
for money.
American securities heavy; United States 5-2O's
declined TO 72l; Illinois Central shares to 94s.
LIVERPOOL, July 29-Atternoon.- declin-
ing; Mddling uplands 9sd. Flour declined to 2Ss
LONDON July 29-Afternoon.-Linseed Cakes de-
eined to el2, AMI nseed Oil to $50 12s the spot
and $50 los to arrive.
LONDON, July 29-Evening.-Consols 94afo1 both
money and account.
American securities-UnitedS tates5-20's steady at
12t Erie shares 433; Illinois Central shares 9is.
FRANKFORT, July 29-Evening.-Unted States
5-2o's 76t.
LIVERPOOL, July STANDARDIZATION closed
heavy; sales 5000 bales; Middng uplands Old; Mid
ding Orleans 9sd. Corn advanced to 35s 81. RO-
sh-cOmmon Gs Sd.
LONDON, July 2S-Evening. -Tallow declined 10
As. Petroleum-refnel declined Is sd. Calcu ia
Iinsed advanced to Gas Cd. Sugar 10 arrive quoted
at Z5s Sd.
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From Rey NnthnnieI ButLer.1

lt Is simply act OF justice and perhaps it will
De De favor to the public to say that | have used
MISS Sawyers Salve tor ten years, and believe it to
pe most valuable remedy for the purposes for
winch 1t is recommended. 1t is most effective for
ailals III cases where salve is used for them.
l. nas proved an almost certain cure Tor ordinary
scratches in horses
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OHIO.
NATIONAL TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.


CLEVELAND, July pa large number of
delegates have arrived to attend the Temper
ance Convention, which meets in this city to-
day. The meeting last evening to welcome
the delegates was only moderately attended.
Addresses were made by Messrs. DeWof, of
Ohio, Orne and Berry, of Massachusetts, and
Neal Dow, OF Maine.
Second Dispatch.-The National Temperance
Convention met this forenoon at the First
Presbyterian Church, and was at 10 o'clock
called to order by John Stearns, of New York
who nominated John Cessna, of Pennsylvania,
as temporary Chairman. Prayer was then Of
fered by Rev. I. Fulton, of Cleveland.
On motion of Rev. j. b. Duran, of New
York, j. A. Spence, of Ohio, Rev. G. w. Du-
ran, of Maryland, Rev. j. A. FAIR, of Albany,
N. Y, Rev. j: B. Clark, of Allegheny, p, and
Rev. e. III. Pratt, of Connecticut, were ap-
pointed as temporary Secretaries.
A committee was appointed to examine the
credentials, and also Committee on Perma-
nent Organization. While the committee
were celebrating the Convention was ac-
dressed by Gen. Neal Dow and others.
The Committee on Permanent Organization
reported as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., w. 4. Dodge,
OF New York, and quite a number of Vice
Presidents and Secretaries.
The Convention then took a recess until 80
this afternoon.
CLEVELAND, July GA still in Packers oil
refinery exploded last night killing one man
and severely iniuring several persons The
premises were burned. The loss is estimated
at $4,000. The Diamond Oil Works were some
damaged, but the fire in that establishment
was fortunately extinguished in time to cave
the premises.
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mAssAUuUsETTs.
RAILROAD BRIDGES BURIED


BosroS, July 29.-Three bridges on the
Boston, Hartford a Erie Railroad. between
hyde Park aud Ma'appan were burnt last
night. supposed TO be the work of incendiares.
END OF STRIKE.
The caulkers' strike in Boston is ended. The
shipowners have agreed to their wishes and
the workmen have resumed labor.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
About O'Clock this evening, a fire occurred
in the large marble front building, No AZ Sum-
mer street, destroying property to the value of
about $4,000. The sufferers are Lewis, Brown
& Co., loss about $4,000; Seavy, Foster & Co.,
about $4,000; Porter Brothers, about $4,000,
and Lewis & Cohen, about $4,000. All these
firms are believed to be fully insured.
GRADUATES AT WILLIAMS COLLEGE.
wmLIAMsTowN, July 29-Williams College
graduates forty-One students to-day, and five
from its partial course. Honorary degrees
were conferred as follows: LII. ID. on President
Paul A. Chadbourne of the University of Wis
consin; Prof William d. Whitney of Yale
College; Hosea +. Clark of New York, and
Alden Marsh of Albany; d. d. on Revs:dDari-
us Clark of Waltham, Mass and Geo. Mooar
of Oakland, CAL
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THE BUFFALO RACES.
AEABA N A.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

MONTGOMERY, July 29.-In the Senate yes
terday and to-day, the time was consumed in
discussing the bill to punish and prevent Ku-
Kmxsm.
In the House the extreme men are trying to
bring up the common carrier bill. The matter
is before caucus, and will be acted on in a
day or two.
The disability question and the selection of
electors by the State LEGISLATURE will likely be
acted on in cacus tonight.
Legislation is almost entirely of local char
acter.
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With Success Unkuown 10 the Physi.
cgaus Of this COuury,

and invites the attention OF the Sick and Afflicted
isbOring under any OF the various forms of disc ases
such as Coughs, liberated or Tuberculous Lungs
Splitting of Blood, Pain in the Chest shoulders
Sides and Back. Sore Throat Bleeding Lungs, Chron-
ic Catarrh Night Sweats, Nervous omplaints, Pal
paton, Justification d. oDsy of the heart Dyspep-
sla, liver Complaint, Chrome Darrhoa and all
Female Complaints, such as ProIapsus .Uteri or
Falling Of the Womb, and all Uterine Complaints
such as Cancers, Tumors, ENGAGEMENTS Suppress
sion of the Menses, Excessive Menstruaton Leu
corrh9a or Whites Scrofulous Affections, Spinal
Affections Gravel and Poisonous lamentations, and
all Diseases of the Blood. DIR. LAnONT is the only
Physician in this country gifted with