The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02

MIR. Page, the engineer Who was
injured by the accident on the st. Paul
& Sioux City Road, died last Thursday
naoraing. rs
The Taylors Falls Reporter says
that Mr.. Andrews Seeds killed = large
bear on Tuesday which weighed over
three hundred pounds. The bear was
feasting on one Of bis hogs at tho timel
The Winnebago City Land Office
was closed last week and removed to
Jackson, where business will be resum-
ed on tho frat day Of September.
Two cases Of eho!sea have occur
red during the past week in South
Bend township. Both were very ortiz
cal but neither fatal, says the M.nkho
Rev,esc.
We see by the Mankato Revie'o
that not less than $4,000 acres Of land
have been bought, claimed and settled
upon during the past year.
| "A man named johnson employed
in the saw mill of Youmans & Bro, at
Winona was instantly killed last Friday
morning. He had only been married
a month.
Tho Faribault Republican says
that a man named Larsen, while repair
ing revolver, one barrel was acciden-
tally discharged, tho ball entering his
hand.
"A party Of young folks while at
, tempting to cross the Straight river at
Faritault, had narrow escape from
drowning. One Of the young ladies
was insensible, but after a brisk rub
|, bing Of twenty minutes recovered con-
seriousness.
1 "A boy named Thomas Gallagher
J. was kicked in the head by horse, last
+ Friday, at Minneapolis, fraoturiug hi
Q skull aud driving several pieces Of bou'
n into the brain, He was attended By
+ DR.. Hutchinson aud at last accounts
was doing well.
!. Two men from New Ulm attempt
d ed to ferry themselves across the Blu
9 Earth river one night last week will
y two loaded teams. The weight was to
i great, aad the boat sunk, drowning on
span Of horses.
y The Anoka Press says man nam
70 ed streetly, while hunting after hi
If COWS, was mistaken by hunter for
70 deer, aud fred a charge Of buck shot 8
him, one Of which took effect in his le
"a and the rest entered his horse an
"a killed him. Mr: SIS wound is a seve,
IA though not a dangerous one.
ae The Alexandra Post says lare
as lynx was killed about FIVE miles fro
that place by Mr.. Cranes. Also seve
IN al bears in that neighborhood have bee
d. killed. Bears are said to be very ple1
to tiful in tho woods this summer, az
hunters are anticipating a lively tin
4 this fall.
~ The Rochester Post says a your
Is. man named Byron P. Rice, living ne
On that place was killed by lightning du
80 ing the storm Of last Tuesday afternoo
At ------M Mr.. Butler agent for Wheeler
Id Wilson Sewing Machine, was kick
below the knee. by = horse, crushit
. the bone to pieces.
en- "A little boy Of Mr.. Bolan,
pg Pleasant Hill, disappeared one day Ia
Il. week. He is only eighteen months Q
w and disappeared while the family We
nd in the harvest field. It il feared tn
ne Indians, who were prowling around
rs the time have taken him away as !
al trace Of him can be found.
The Minneapolis Tribune says
n man named Noel at the Pacific mil
rs had ons Of his thumbs sawed to piec
al. ------Mr. Haukinson, of the Mort
tn western Telegraph company, while ri
az ing on the top Of the cars on the S
a Paul 4 Pacific Road, was struck by Il
a tank pipe, while passing under Il
in tank house at Wayzata, and knock'
seuseless.
Of "A man by the name of Samu
es Petit was out cunning, and becomir
n weary sat down upon log to rest, car
ve lessly resting his gun upon the grouu
he His dog began playing and friskir
n. around him, and while 20 doing place
one Of his paws upon the trigger Of Il
lie gun, drawing it back far enough
y. discharge it. The contents Of the g.
h. entered Pettits lett side, passing ju
q. above the heart and lodging in b
Of shoulder, iuaicting serious and it
- feared fatal wound.-St. Paul Pr
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