The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-15
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PoL1cE CouRr.-Nix.
R1s1SG.-Thc Mississippi river has risen
considerably since the late rains
FoR CANApA.-Dr A. E. Senkler start
ed on Monday for Canada. He will be
home the first Of August.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Rev. Mr..
Tompkins, who is expected to succeed Rev.
Mr.. Wood at this church, will hold service
next Sunday at the usual hours.
"a Extra copies Of this weeks Jour-
NAL for sale at this office.
LoGs.-Messrs. Day, Prescott, Morrison
and Butler & Wells arc taking a drive Of
about Is, 0O0, 900 feet of logs past here to-
day.
Cox1So.-The Hernandez Troupe, which
has drawn crowded houses at St. Paul and
Minneapolis, expects to come to St. Cloud
in few days.
PAID OrT.-The Congregational Society
at this place has secured in the East
loan Of what money they needed to pay off
the debt on their new church. It Is paya.
bic in ten years.
COOP OrTsR.-We understand that Judge
Hsmlin, Of this city, has been rendered
the San Francisco Agency of the Phoenix
Insurance Company (salary $500 per
year. which he declines. Mr.. Phoenix,
how would An editor do?
WET WEA1nER.-The heavy rains of last |
week ard this created an increased rush
for boots and shoes at Piokit s. abbott's.
They keep only the best kinds, and can
supply either the lightest or heaviest-a
boot for the mud or slipper for the ball !
room.
INSTITUTE AND OED1cAT1oN.-A Teach
ers Institute for Stearns County will be
held in this city on the Goth Of September.
During the session there will be dedca-
ton Of the Normal School building. There
viii be An address and other appropriate
exercises.
R1sK1.-The deluge Of rain with the
storm ON Friday night, by reason Of the in
sufiieiency Of the now sewerage, endanger-
I'd greatly tho safety Of this end of The
bridge. This should b. looked to. No &C.
Re: =: don. il, ii. locality y
NAczu,-..-During the month Of June
IN. 4a.dred and twenty-five tons Of a9ri-
cultural machinery were received at this
place. It is to be hoped the day may soon
come when the bulk Of this will be manu-
featured here. It should be.
PERsoSA1.-Jos. Goyette, Of the City
Restaurant, accompanied the Northern Pa.
>:E ~, 10 off n IN soir Tbo%
department will be in good hands.
L. B. Sils5y and family returned on Fri
day from an eight months visit in the
East.
DR.. B. R. Palmer and wife, of Sank Gen.
re, were in town this week.
FuRS1ruRE.-The furniture, Of the most
approved kinds, has been ordered for the
Normal School and will be here in about
two weeks.
The circular for 1s69-70 has been issu-
ed, and can be obtained by addressing the
Principal, Prof Ira Moore, or any member
of the Prudential Committee.
FRox TIE souTH.-On Thursday last,
Mr.. Alex. Kramer, late Q. NJ. Sergt. Co. A.,
10 Infantry, stationed at Fort Ripley, re-
turned from Texas to live on his home
stead at Green Prairie, Morrison county.
He left the regiment at Brownsville, Texas,
June 81. He says that between Baton
Rogue and New Orleans only about two
out Of every ten Of the sugar plantations
are being worked. Texas, he says, is full
Of cut-throats. We are indebted to Mr.. K.
for late 6les Of Texas and New Orleans pa
pers; also for some fine, large sweet pcta-
toes brought from Texas. and bananas
from New Orleans.
SHREwD Sw1xD1E.-The report Of the |
upsstt,ng Of o. E. Garrison's boat was not
true. It WAS told here to Mr.. G. A. Gil |
man by Frenchman named Frank Che
bou, who had deserted the party. He rep
resented this loss, and said Mr.. Garrison
had sent him for provisions and supplies
that Mr.. G. was too sick to write, &c. He
told very plausible story, and succeeded
in obtaining articles and money to the
amount of almost 5000. The last heard of
!. him he was in the Otter Tail country.
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Tn MuRDrRERs.-ARR1vAL OF CAR
HAla-Major J. H. Donaldson arrived on
Friday hsing in custody Harrison Carhart,
one Of the ssosossd murdsrers Of Corpo-
lA MeManus. SHs is now in Jail with
Trainor, one Of his seemplices, both safe
ly hsadeu6sd and ehaiael. In private
examination he CORRIDORS ts1sin the main
the statement made by Trainor, I'd states
that the murder was committed b. %.
Forest. He was arrested ct Quincy, III,
on raft. de he'd gone from here to 81.
Paul, then to Pennington, Hastings, Pres.
colt and Reads Landing. There he gst
aboard raft, separating from De Forest.