The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-02

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CHAHol OF T1xI.-On and sftsr Mon
day next the stages will connect directly
with THO cars 1t the depot. and will run
through 70 Sank Centre and Crow Wing
that night, reaching those points At from
nine to eleven o'clock. The gentlemsnly
agent At this place, W. E. Lake, will meet
passengers at tho cars and sec them prop
srly attended to.
DISTRICT CorRr.-The winter term will
commence on Tuesday the 14th inst.
Twelve cases are on the calendar, cont,nu-
Cd from the last term, tho first on the list
being the celebrated horse case Of Eich -.
Taylor. How many new cases there will
be is not known. Trainor and Carhart will
have their trial At this term.
FOUND DEAD.-On Thursday morning
last, an old man named 8. N. Nixon, was
found dead in his house, about four miles
south Of Clearwater. Mr.. James Leo went
TO the house to see him, and after knocking
several times, opened the door. The body
Of the old man was found lying on the
door, with one mltten on and ono of. lie
had been living alone, was about seventy
years old, and had no friends nearer than
Canada. His death came from natural
causes, supposed to DO old age.
BRUTAL AssAULr.-On the 25d ult., q
man named John Beaver was set upon and
brutally beaten by John Weidert and
Frsns Klein, At John Hsmmerell's tavern,
at Luxemburg. Weidert had causslessly
knocked down man named Miller. when
Beaver demonstrated, and ~ he was lean
Ing over lighting his pipe, Weidsrt struck
him on The head with : glass tumbler'
knoekise hin sensslsss and cutting . tor.
ribls gssh.5 While down, Klein jumped OF
hls bssast a.d stomach. injuriag him in
tssnally. Beaver va brought 10 lown
aud has sisss bssa under TIE DEBTORS esrs
Weidszt md Klsia were arrested and vii
bs tried bsfers Justice Ksteham on sstur
day Of .sxt vssk, ..:.
TIE Us1sn Mlssus1r1I.-xr. O. I
Garrison, vhe ~ bssn largely engaged Il
govsrnneat surveying in Tho upper Missis
sippa Pine seuntry, in Tie vicinity Of Pssl
rio River, proposes rstarni.s sgsia 1
shout : vsSk.t He IL well aequaints
With that sseatsa, aud 10: gathering item
for The Historical Society. II Il his dssir
thst In The sprisg a expedition should b
sent out undsr The saspiess Of that soei>
~, 70 sxplers ths country between ii
hssdwassss Of To Mississippi and Gro
Wing rivers. xhs distaa,s 10 not grss
and IL one time, It ii said, was On 1ndia
portage. NJ. Garrison 10 Of The ep;nio
.ftom the spsoinsns h6 has sem, that q
minerals Of the upper Mississippi ore a
siaoy great value. ~ IL 49,.
2r. q. thinks canal could 30 cut fro
~ asnof Pokssoma lake 70 The nississl
pirivss, - that stssmboaas, avoiding
.6l1b. = rskesons and the rapids bslo
could psss thrsugh the lake and come =
Into The rivst sgaia absvs. This would
Of very crest vslus TO- lunbrnsn.
hes. q ~ rsqusst sfsons Of these. dra1
aaap efthe townships through which
leopossd eaual would pssa, aud sent it
Gen. Warrsa for his opinion. II fsyorab
= line of.'1svsas" viii b run bs&xa
the river and arm Of the lake. - T.
LADlEs' skArss.-A few pairs Of lad
States, at cost. to close ost the stock, ct
F. w. Powell's:s - <,~. q o.
san interesting letter from our 1sl'
csSrtspondsnt. "1on y ID D unavoids
crowded out this week. 5% E'5'..'