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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-23

obi TSyeesak ~ go UsSssAs SNHs@''''s
49,, Y. 8 M1rcnsIL. EDITOR.
sas s==-z- ===-====
1ssa Hhnrsday, Sep. %, 1850.
,,,.;s. REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
yba4t 1sa'staaf~-roorr Governor, 'a4sEs@
81; Hs1ba HORACE AUSTIN, of Nicollet.
For Lieut., Governor, L.
&@ ss'S WILLIAM 4. YALE. Of winon.,
er.,ai d, il.;a For Secretary Of State, .ss
.,,7ss. HANS HANS Al'IlA..T MATT q A.et.r
aaw ar25~ 4jtFor Auditor q State,
1aa CHARLES NclLRArH, Of Nicollet.
riaiuas';ss,~ laa.vs& ror Tr,.,n,.,
EMIL MUNICH, Of Pine.
' ~" For Chief Justice Supreme Court,
'"S'- G. g. RIPLEY. Of Fillmore.
.yaa de-
H., For Attorney General,
F. r. E. CORNELL, Of Hennspin =,
g. S~s S'9AA W SSkaV0V VVuAI
b;n. SHERWOOD HOUGH, Of Ramsey.
%: = 'ao DISTRICT TICKET.
9Ta ,'-S@. For Senator, Sd District,
n: G.. WAIT, Of Stearas.
VI MAJ.
For Representative, ..,
REV. F. n. TUBS, Of Sank Centre.
81 COUNTY TICKET.
For County Treasurer,
= REV. NOAH LATHRoP, Of Paynesvill,
For Sheriff,
T. C. ALDEN, Of st. Cloud.
,u.-o-.* For County Attorney.
CAPT. L. ". COLLINS, Of St. Cloud.
For Judge Of Probate,
TRUMAN PARCHER, Of Clearwater.
For Court Commissioner,
COL. G. D. KERR, Of 81. Cloud.
For County Surveyor,
N. P. NOEL, Of st. Cloud.
For Coroner,
FRANZ Z1GENBEN, Of St. Augusta.
.,,.H
- For County Commissioners,
i. J. SMART, I'd District,
JOHN N. G1LLEY, Sd District.
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THE Gazette states that Mr.. DON
nelly will resume the practice 2 Of .lax
ID Hastings. As he1 Wa, what =, ''rars
now.a.days, "a honest Member II. Con-
gress, he necessarily returns. 'to1 his pro.
fesaion.t 5',jg lni1E0t9 va u &3&l@aTb
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THE New York Sun tells Gen. Sheri.
dan that if he is2uot. engaged he lsfold
enough and,oughta totbe, andto hurry

| MAJ. SHAW, late editor Of the Min
neapolis Tribune, has severed his COZ.
pcction with thai paper and gone south.
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worso confouaded. The upro.r was
worse than ever, if possible.
Wright, 10 state Of bewilderment,
alked il there va any motion.
Roy yelled ont That there va mo-
tions to adjourn, and he put the motion,
which: was followed BY cries of tyesh
t'no,"' md shrieks and yells, everybody
being on their feet Some delegate
moved to put Barnum out Of the chair,
aud it was seconded, but the chair did
not putt to the Convention.
Wright moved that R. N. Richard
son be the nominee for Senator. This
w,s greeted With fresh outbreak Of
yyalls. .: >$ =@..2 ., III :" -. ~ =
Roy ,galu put his motion to adjourn.
More yells and groans. : '-,4 - -.
~ Barnes moved that no nomination for
Senator Be made. '' - - '~' =
W. 8. Moore (not delegate) moved
the nomination Of Judge Hamlin. .
: Mr.. Barnes said Judge Hamlin had
stated III would not be candidate.
The chair said 1t was mono Of their
business what Judge IA: Ham liz seaid-it
was not what they we're there for.
They must nominate somebody: -
Moore's motion was put and lost.
Roy moved toadjourn. -.
Mr.. Barnes renewed his motion that
no nomination be made, and in the
midst Of the greatest confusion, it was
carried. 7.,'':'-' i '}1:'.. "
On motion Of Mr.: Barnes, the chair
appointed a District Committee, IS fol-
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L. A. Evans, st. Cloud.
n. 81. Miner, Sank Centre.
T. F. Cowing, Alexandria.
W. T. R;gby, Clearwater.
J. B. Culver, Lake Superior.
Peter Roy, Little Falls.
O. A. Churohill. Liftla Ealla.

A motion to adjourn, subject to the
call Of committee, was then put
through.
In the above We have given but a
faint idea Of the scene of d,sgracefal
confusion. Words are inadequate to
convey anything like a complete i'm
preston Of what was said or done, It
was pandemonium let loose.
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The newly formed copartnership BE-
tween ". 4. snider and T. H. Per
kins, Of the Red Wing Republican,
l has been dissolved. MslIajor.s!n1ider con =
tinues 10 be The editor and; publisher.
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~ There are $500 newspapers in the
United States, and two:thirdy are Re.
.lr. &sss t,* lltt i5eS2 @antaa tEs#tsils
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J. w. TENVOORDE.
Begs leave to call the attention Of tho Pub
lie to his
MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF NEW
SPRING and SUMMER
DRY GOODS,
HATS AND. CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Selected specially for this market.
1A0 oASO AuVAL6S 6CL0UtlOQ 10
large stock of
FIRST-CLASS GROCERIES,
IMPORTED WINES;
CHOICE LIQUORS,
All Of which he offers at the
10 VEST MARKET PRICES.
No Trouble to Show Goods.
Store opposite the Catholic Church, St.
German street, ST.. CLOUD, MINI.
v11-n47 J. ". TENvo0RDE.
p. J. LIMPERICH
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES,
Provisions, Fruits,
~ Confectionery,
Yankee Notions, a
Fireworks, Crockery,
Wood and
!. J Willowware. &c.
Give mo q Call and Satisfy
Yourself.
In connection with my splendid store,
have purchased one Of the finest Frigid
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SODA FOUNTAINS.
And will furnish every day, during the
season, the
BEST SODA WATER MADE WEST OF
BOSTON OR NEW FORK.
Only first quality materials used, and
the Fountain, one Of superior make, was
purchased direct Of the Boston manfactury.
Remember Importers Store.
Brick Block opposite the Catholic church. .
St Cloud, MINI. -.:.. vll.n48
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tin, says the Register, belonging to Mr..
Sylvester Smith, Of, that place, was
threshold few days since too thousand
seuen hundred and thirty bushels Of
,oheat raised off from, eighty acres of
new ground. This is yield Of ouer
1hi,y four bushels to tho acre. It -"
-o.-A little son of. Patrick Bolan, Of
Pleasant Hill, :Wiuona county was ab-
Quoted from home on tho 10Th of Au.
gust. The father offers $500 reward
for bis recovery. Iii y. -. ,.,>>|1.}' VI
: The body il of the child has slnce
been found; about mile anda quarter
from home. 1t looked AZ natural as
when lost four weeks before, which, with
other facts, makes its disappearance
mysterious. .tss5,4 &a.s:E ,:sar 31-.i.-.
MR. Aiken q Miner, q Of Jackson,
raised this year on forty acres Of ground,
1900 bushels Of oats, by measurement
the same being 5000 bushels BY
ve,ght. . Eleven and one-third acres ::of
Of the same field Of oats, threshed sep
arately, averaged one hucdred and six
bushels psr acre. The land was meas
utsd by e. G.. Chamberlin, and the
measurement of the grain was Witnessed
by Hon. j. B. Wakefield, Hon. E. P.
Freeman, Major II. s. Bailey, Dr.. G..
P. Morrill,, and 9. L. Heoox, M.
Miner claims the belt for the largest
yield Of oats to the acre in the State
BlWa Earth oVty Pow. f@41 tis$s 8
.-s-- - =
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Navy Of the most affecting and most
,npo.,sa. scenes de.o,its 10 The Bibl.'
>ssuspirsd uudsr the spleudors Of orr
sotal night. Sodom and Egypt, bee:"
shebs and Babylon. Carmeland Gilbcs'
Olivst and Emmaus, Jerusalem and the
"a Of Gailee, have each, BY night,
been witnesses Of the power and glory
Of tho omnipoteut Jehovah. gE&y
The author Of "Night Scenes in the
Bible" has followed the shadow Of
night across the Aihdseape Of divine
revelation, and grouped together thu
saored scenes which are made awful or
impressive Ly the mantle Of darkness.
He has succeeded in bringing to
light "usv and beautiful gems from the
mine Of bible truth" aud ha, produced
. delightful volume. The leading cler-
eymsn Of the country, have giren it
their most cordial spprovalas q "oharm-
ing" aud Constructive" work.
The style in which it is published
exoels anything it has been our priv
lego to examine. The steel eagravioas
by tho first artists of the country ars
perfect ':gem. Of urs." We have space
70 describe but two Of them. The first
is "The Night Watch in Mount seir."
Beside one Of the mountain passes,
With grand peaks towering, crag upon
orag, on either side, stauds the watch
tower, with its solitary Watchman.-
Just through the pass can be seen. the
first bright streaks of approaching dawn
At the foot of the pass, wholly shaded
by the ove1hangiug crags, party Of
travellers arc encamped. They cry out
10 the vatchman: "Watehman, what
Of the night" and down through the
pas comes reverberating that cheering
cry, 1.-THE morning co@eth." Again
we pass on dovnsthe ages to the time
when tho long looked. for morning had
como, and tho Son Of righteousness had
arisen with healing in Z, His beams.
Before ~ is = lone mountain side, and
. PROSTATE form kueeliug on its IN
cushioned rock. The Palo mooabeams
srssp among the crags, just revealing
their barrenaess, the stars shine dimly
overhead; . huge night b,rd flaps his
wings and alsns breaks the Stiffness Of
The midnight hour; but glory sur
rounds the lovly form-it is Jesus, fol
ut came to pas in those days that III
vsat out into = mountain to pray, and
continued Ill night in prayer to God.
It M . sublime soene, land tho repre-
sentation before us tends to awaken tn
most dsvout reflections.
Might sesnss In the bible, BY Rsv. Daniel March
DU zAslsr, NcCurdy Co, Publishers, Phil;
ssapAia, p. Cincinnati o. Chicago, Ill, St. Loui
h
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,.1NT.T - 5Iilf'.'' -. .'''7
;,4,xrThs distaasa from San Francisco to
Il eN .Ysrk III ,17o miles, The measurement
'fossefs'o Chicago bsins by the Pittsburgh,
1amsL': "a Qhinscaaa Pennsylvania
soeds. Oh % long I linz the sixty-ons
aiss q ali hr saved seems insigni6cent.
yst In the earlier days Of railroading line
si1synelaSeilsssil ers used u consider itself
1. ~ 1netjtatiea not 10 bs overlooked, !
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Tho dr3psss Of the Egyptian climate is
such that rain scarcely ever fell in tho up
PER province, and not more formerly than
= " fyt4 ds,1 .azyss.,+ in the Delta. But
nshsaes Ai;hss planted 10000, 900 trees
In t6ess, dis'riets, and the apnual sversse
he's now Increased 10 forty. days. y.
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- lecturer befer, ii. Industrial Uni
verify Of 1niaois presented figures show
aieeAhst - ssst'ef ~, labor; harvesting
~ fatfsaas sa aers d corn 10 $40; Of
eisss q vhjst,,o @11:2s. Allowing .izty
seshs'g tsr 20 crop q corn, and twenty
o1sE ~ Mo-, he price Of the corn seven
q y d ~. Sssats I'D " wheat two dollars.
S1e,sFess value pr acre Of the wheat ID
IN 81 he corn, S46.
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To tho working Glass Il am now prepared to fur.
nish all classes with constant employment At their
homes the whole Of the time, or for the spare mo-
ments. Business new, light and profitable. Fifty
cents to 70 per evenn easily earned by persons OF
either SEX and the boys and girls nearly ss much
- men, acknowledgements are offered those who Will
devote thar whole tiMe to the business and. that
every person who this notice. may senu mo their
address and test the business for themselves make
the following unparalleled offer: 70 all who ars mot
we'll satisfied with the business will send q to pay
tlors, &C., sent free Sample by mail tor IL cts
Address Z. G. ALLEN, Augusta, Me.
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'AAa s.ehaas. =. IT :. hor.. :, .f,liot
ID With ths eelle b drsnohsd with . prep.-
sss'eh Of chlorine and psrmangsnic acid .
,lQ1eNT9P sSeted. i onr suthori.y sis 50
1242 Akk, thst 10 would be Wiling "a
insure the recovery Of any horse if not toe
ion4@aeeas. <4Aj &
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-1sst trains outhe railway line between
disadvantages, now travel It tho
rte Of hfty miles On hour. and traverse
tAs whole distance In fosr hours, maxine
10 Gs1D SMstsr 81 sstaken Oh While the
train 10 running q full speed.
'oss2ld!oft. F..6ody !. i poor health and
writes that he is about to return to .thi,
'SoUAsry to spend hi. last days. $500,
!. TN b ss gpl 5000 for {; y,.r
i1lI1se1oadioe liss swarWszas. '7as& ssas3.33
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NOTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
81 Gland MINI Nav ~ 1890

N OrICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
N st. Cloud, MIMI, May 10, 1899.
Complaint having been entered at this Office BY
Peter 4 amer against saml n: Fisher, abandoning
his Homestead Entry No. ua2 dated April II, 1865
upon the sw section So township 125, range so, il
Stearns County, Minnesota, with y view to the Can
collation. Of said entry: the said parties hereby
summoned t. appear at this ONCE on the 2SrH DA1
OF JUNE, 1eoo, 1T 10 o'clock in the forenoon to re
spond ami furnish testimony concerning said alleges
abandonment. II. c. WAIT, Register,
mayl36wk H. G BURBANK. Receiver
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NoT1CE-U. s. LAND. OFFICE. .

~ st. Cloud, MIMI, May ., 1902.
Complaint having been entered 1t this ONCE by
Michael serger against Daniel Rnhaus for abandon
npao tss
range 80, in Morrison County, MIMI, with view to
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~ St. Cloud, MIMI, Nay II, 1850.
Complaint having been entered Ut this ONCE by
Henry nickefs,p against John jacobson for abandon
in hus Homestead Entry No. ALL, dated July -
1861, upon the se Il Ne " " ne n No u nwX sec
| ton 10, township IA, range 81, in Pope County
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Livery and Sale, Stable.

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site ClArk's store, near the Central House,
xA@st4hss filed MtklEYery stood; eem-
nffsinE q number Of > ~ W i ~
Finch RISES, /
Suitable r. either stah riding ordri'ias, and I.
991iety 81 " ~ }y9X.'
6 HAnD:s!o',n1Hs Buaa1ss
4 r1iSSlsso Or doubts team. s 10
commodious, elegant carriages for pleas
ure parties slwsys ready. 4 N%
: All orders Tor teams, Tor Excursions, Fu-
nsrals Of 5 Journey win be- attsnded to
promptly. - p ~ p
His stock ID Of tho best kind, and he
invites his friends to call.
L. b. s1LsBY.
St. Cloud. June 23d.l 1862: v6n4s