The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

ready for tho tiss. Tho provisions Of
the bill with respect to the annual
reports, right Of prsempsors, 10, seem
to be like those Of other Railroad bills.
Each Of tho roads named ia the bill il
required to accap: assent to its provis-
ions within six months q DO debarr1d
from sharing in.ita. benefits, ...,........,.....
90 LAfn Nn1ws .ii.rnas. .S2'"&
p -SnT2' ';lstl5.s S----- ri mtife.Ti1d ,@s@
b The ase Of air guns by assassins
in New Yorktis reported by. the, .Sxn.
The oulored people Of Pittsburg.
have seven churches. ) - .s:s3: u. Ap4
-lhe gap between tho two euds' Of
the Pacific road will be closed in about
ono hundred days; H':1 2''' T. ss,@st' So
-Claain 4 Co: sold forty millions
worth Of dry goods ii: 1868, and Stew:
thirty millions. '>''' 2"' " :.'''d:.s1 y'i'
Coy, Palmer, Of illinois, has We
toed ID the bill u regulating the fares on
railroads. "
l. Woman suffrage was, defeated in
the Missouri Legislature on FRIDAY by
a voto Of 81 to 49,. -, / raid i.r....
Gen. Sherman arrived, in New
Orleans on the 9th, where he will re-
main for some time.@ ;it..v =. s.ij9,: i
The Haiwatha House ut MoK
port, Pa; burned on Friday night:
Loss $35, 900. @.. ~ .v .:s---.'', j
Tho railroads throughout New
England and" Canada were blockaded
by heavy SHOWS last week. q" q - !: =.
James T. Brady, Of New. York,
died on Monday morning Of :apoplcxy,
aged 81 years. All courts adjourned
in respect to his memory. ~, -. 49,.
The President has :p.rdoned Dr.:
M!u o!d the assassination ,, conspirator
NOW ct the The Dry Tortugas. Probably
he will also pardon Arnold: ard Spang-
lcr>a:~ ~ ,:::tdi, III t:y.,,,, IT,. .4s5,.s &
The Paris Ratrie announced the
arrival of1His: Excellency, President
Davis, but was ordered 10 allude to
thatindiridual in future simply: xas, NJ
Jefferson Davis. .,>.:, ,..i .,s.>,., L.; u. d:
John NJ. Lane; Of. New Hamp.
shire, has been awarded i verdict IL
sl;l50,3s, against his ;mother-in1lav
and her son for entieing' his wife away
from.hirn. MO" ,i;o5 .A.:,. bssi:44 @.,.. -
There was some talk ii the Sen:
ate, about paying Sotherni Senator,
back to March; 1857 during which
Mr.. Trumbull denounced the proposition
in strong terms, and said it was time
for the Senate to stop debating the
question. '.'. 49,, - '':''.';94
On the London 81 Stock ok Exchange XII i,l
there was, at last accounts, q, revived
demand for ii. the Confederate loan,
which was quoted at es: los. The
idea that some recognition 80" Of these
bonds may be given by the Anglo.
American Commission has brought
about this renewed. speculation: !. III. j..
In compliance with tho solieita-
tons Of The friends Of Ms. 'sunr:r,att,
the President ordered tie remains to TO, be
disinterred and delivered to heff riela::
tives. Her .b,,dy .: was is buried il the
same enclosure viii Payne, Azter,,o;t
and Harold, near =, the place 81. of inter:
mSeut ST Booth' ) l Iemajjnis;.. 1871 S' :; :
.Dt.[ia D=-.; IA! .HGl,:E iCsJ4i az
The Republicans Of CONNECTICUT
have made their nomination, s. for The
April election, ss follows s. For Cover
MOI, Marshall Jevett; Lieutenant ii; Gov
ernorr, Francis Wayland !; p Secretary; y Il
State, Hiram 'Xipplsn,,nii & Treasurer,
Ray gt b. ?: Nichols Comptroller, J:.W
Manning: - '.'>'' '''' 1884, i - e
sy -;7Paris letters say. all, France is !: be-
ing armed that al. Al the towns are full
Of munitions ii Of war, and that the PEG
pie are anxious r. know what this
meausif Louis Napoleon really desires
peace, Prince: Napoloan is: re-
ported BIZ recent letters to! he very III.
Indeed he is 6, not likely to recover,
though he may linger: for:: i: several
months. He; iswasted IT, skeleton.
"A conduotoraop: 2thes Dayton and
Michigan railroad on-.t LIST inst. at
tempted ,colIectfare from "a passenger
who appeared to be s1eeping.' Il Upon
examination, however, he. xasrfeund to
be dead having beensahoto through the
head by apistol lying at, Ibis side in the
seas:-Pasaangerz remembered having
heard TIE report Of . pistol sory san
but supposed it was outside Of the car,
End nd paid no attention. 49,. ,,,,,. 80,
"o'z-den:e sanborn 1fbinks;1 that the
popular belief that the Indians lie efa.t
dying Of is ans error. foHss is inclined
to tie opinion that Tie 800; 1000 '.bor-
igihss' that now sinhabitthe plains sna
tho British lterritoriss;f up tdths 'boun-
alad+vsof Aisakof, ia ayIoss;i ,yf.;..,;