The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-08

Col. J. P. Ovc MS wa slightly in.
jured Tuesday evening BY being thrown
from buggy It Taylor's Falls.
Col. MeKeau.y, Of the ch.t5eld
Democrat, was robbed Of about $50,
last week. A thief entered his house
and stole his pocket book: l
The terra Gotta manufscio.v of
Mr.. Phillso, near Rcd Wing destroyed
by ire sohe weeks since, has been re.
built and work resumed.
Rev. Mr.: Reyes, pastor of the
uni'er'alist Society Of Rochester, has
rendered bis resignation as pastor
He will preach his farewell discourse
next Sunday.
The Red Wing Aryu. says tho
wheat in stack in Goodhue county vas
much damaged by the rain Of a week
ago, and that the loss in that county
will no: be less than $5o,oo0.,
The body ola Bohemian named
Joseph Teresak Vas found lying on the
''ilroad traek, on Thursd.y, about half
. mile above the 81. Paul and Sioux
City railroad round house, near St.
P*ul. Foul play is suspected.
The new Catholic Church build.
ing in Jessenlaud, which was enclosed
BY sheetiog, rooted, and the cornice
work done, was blown to pieces by the
storm last week. Damage is estimated
At $500. The edi6ce il to Immediately
rebuilt-Le Sueur Courier. 49,.
douglas Bradford, son Of Adol.
plus Bradford, Esq, living At B.ssett'.
Creek, about mile from Minneapolis
was accidentally shot Friday evening
and died from the effects of the dir
charge. >~
"A man namod Burmaster, residing
on Portland Prairie, was struck DEAF
by lightning on Wednesday last. HI
was At work about = threshiug machin.
with number Of others, when it com.
mencsd mining. They stopped the ma
chine and were standing near q stacl
when MI. B. was struck .-Rox.tox Co
tJoWrxal.
"A Mr.. Souezs, near Mapkato, 40
oording to tho Reviev, has one.thirt
Of An acre plsuted to tomatoes thi
year. He will raise on this about III
bushels Ill Of which he will readil,
ell fox $3.50 per bushel. -.
THE Ohaaks Herald says; "Hou
Xii z. Lewis met With q severe acci
} dent lat Friday, which resulted in til
ftastaring of his ann in three didersn
phsssLs 10 M riding With Nh. Zahle1
!. Iof Wasea'a, to Wiustssd, and when
mile q 70 beyond .Wssestown, the v,
! gea - upset." ,>s.> T.~s ..,.g:
Tho Rochester -U.;en s.ys thor
i : large amount Of rottsd grain i
thst vicinity. Much Of that in STAG
d restsd Of grownaso % 10 bs utte'l
ruined. Wheat that was loft in shock
(whsss Il M not blown down. has NJ
: suffered much.
The Rochester Post says that on
mas, Who estimated his crop At Ito
bushels, and had got. his whe.
headed and In stack just before th
raio, says the whole il 4 total loss, til
grain soaked from top to bottom {
tho stacks. We continue to hear {
other and many similar losses.
"A man named Thomas O'Neil
aged fifty years, At Preston, was foas
dead in his bed, last week. The oo1
oner,s jury brought in 4 verdict th,
hs eameto his death BY violence =,
the hands Of Ellen O'Neill, bis w,f;
by stsangal.,ion. Mrs. O'Nsill v,
axrestedsst the grave of her husband
|oas Monday, and lodged in Jail At Pre-
4 ton. il. agEH tt>5&@ &YsE<3i ~ 81
| On Sunday last oil the log rats i
the slough broke loose, and started .
. trip to the southern country, but b
tho great exe.tion Of tho citizens q
Alma the greater part Of the logs vsr
1; caught and tied up in different plaos
bst~eea thst place and Buffalo City
Every boom On The Chippev. river, y
broksn, owing 70 the great srise Of Ii
rivsE, md u The loss have gone dow
| g 1san. 4 great nasy thousands q
j dollan WosthFef lsnbes i entirely lst
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