The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-21
MIMI ESOTA NA1WS.

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Ole Bull is again in Minnesota.
The Third Minnesota regiment is
to have ! reunion on tho goth Of DC.
tober. #
H. Broom, Of Rockford, ILL.,, is to
put up $4,000 cheese factory at
Wells.
DIR. Thomas Foster has been NOM
mated as Surveyor Of Customs at the
nav port Of Duluth. 49,.
CHARLES Winklor, Of Now Ulm,
.whnxas. throwa from wagon few
days ago, has since deid.
> Chief Justice Chase and daughter
arrived ia St. Paul, on Thursday, and
will remain there for a time ,
The Mortified Standard will
hereafter be managed by G. A. Whea-
ton and G. H. Goodsell.
John Almqulst was thrown under
train Of cars, which passed over both
ankles, at Minneapolis, on Friday:
-"Old Joe",. Nassau, committed
suicide at Saltwater, by jumping into
the lake-tired of work and disguised
with life, were the reasons.
On Thursday a young man named
Peter Oak, Of New Ulm, was, together
with the team he was driving on a
reaper, killed by lightning. ;..
The contract fur building the
Southern Minnesota Railroad from
Wells to Wiunebago City has been let
to D. J. Cameron, and work is to be COM
menced soon.
The Redwood Falls Mail says a
man named Knudt Christopherson
was drowned at Chippewa City, at
tempting to cross the river while in
toxicated.
The Garden City Journal says
that on the 10th, Emma Crosby, aged
-, while bathing in the Watonwau
river, waded out into deep water and
vas drowned.
"A tornado at Owatonna on yester.
day morning demolished the round
house Of the Winona and St. Peter
railroad and did other damage. amount.
ing to SIS, 900. ..,>.
The sum Of $4,000 has been
obtained from various sources to aid in
preserving the Falls of St. Anthony
from further destruction and wearing
away.
"A young mau from Rockford per-
ished in the we'll of Joseph Anil, in the
town Of Plymouth, he persistiug in
descending after the usual tests had
shown that to do so was certain death
Some fellows who were making of
at Winona, with a skiff belonging
to Capt. Van Gorder, aud refused t
come back, the Captain fred on them,
wound1ng one, Henry s. Kud, in the
! hand.
Carrie Anderson has been arrest
| ed for. infanticide, 10 St. Paul, an 40
count of which was given last week
After a trial she was held to bail il
| tho sum of $500.
in tue town Of Medic, says tn
! Mankato Reuie,o, a nam named Taylo
| was killed by lightning aud his wife
badly scorched. A house belonging t
u. S. Karmauy, Of Mankato was strucl
| by lightning and burned.
AT St. Anthony, Messrs. J. E
Rell, Z. s.. Jones, D. R. Barber, D. G
Bell and j. H. Clark constitute
newly incorporated company that is t.
open new exchange and. savings banl
with a capital Of 100000.
The Rochester Post tells of a hap
py man in that place, John Groesbeok
who was presented by bis faithful
spouse with twin boys about year AM
a half ago, and last week had the bles
sing duplicated in girls. Rocheste
can 60 to the head.
The Blue Earth City Post is q
opinion, from careful inquiry, that til
yield will not exceed two-thirds that {
last year, and it may not be moro tina
one-balf. Many pieces on new groun
will not pay for cutting, and on OIL
ground the stand is light. The qua
ity of the wheat is generally good.
The Winopa Republican says
man named John Ahrens was throw
from the steamer Keokuk at that place
by collision, ands drowned------4
little daughter Of Alva Smith had hi
leg broken by a leach falling on her.
"A creature named James Duffy, {
Walnut Lake, visited Winuebago City
say the Press, and was taken with d.
lirium tremens. He cut q half doze
deep gashes in his head, evidently in
tending to kill himself, and then walk
ed down street with the blood stream
ing over his face. He is still living.
Tho Mankato Record says TIT
Bradley & Thompson have bought 16
600 pounds of wool this season. I'll
price for unwashed wool is 20 to 2
cents; washed 80 to 33 cents------Th
i .Reco,,d estimates that the Wheat era