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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-09
CITY RESTAURANT.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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"Ha1l to the Chief Who in Triumph
Advances"
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BOARD OF EDUCATlON. :
ST.. CLoup, June 9Th, 1870.

ID. & :, ST.. C1oup, June 9Th, 1870.
= The Board met pursuant to adjournment
fE-all present but Jos. Broker and I. En-
= derle. -
A communication was presented and reat
from E. NJ. Wright, ESQ.,, asking for stu
atoms in the Union School for the Misses
, Braun, now of tho Winona Normal School
Accepted and placed our file.
A letter from Miss Dora j. Barrett,
stating the terms on which she would take
situation ~ teacher in the Union School
for the ensuing year, WIS read and placed
on file.
The Building Committee reported The
estimate Of building fences, privies, walks,
with painting and putting in we'll and
pumps, and desks for the upper rooms at
$S,2Sl.7O, which report was accepted and
laid on the table.
A committee Of thres, consisting Of
Messrs. Barnes, Davis and Edelbrock, was
appointed by the Chair, to receive the ap-
plications for situations as teachers in the !
Union School, to decide what number will !
be required for the ensuing year, and to
report at the next meeting Of the Board.
A resolution was offered by DR.. Tolman
to divide the school into three terms in the
year. The first term to commence the first
Monday in September, and continue six
teen weeks, after which vacation Of two
weeks should be had, when the second
term should commence and continue twelve
weeks with vacation Of ore week, and
bird term oftwelve weeks, making total
# forty weeks.
Mr.. Barnes presented tho request of
dessrs. Smith & Voltz, for $500 to be ad.
anced on their contract for building IN
On schoolhouse, which was accepted.
The bill of Mrs. Meyer for cleaning IN Y
IN schoolhouse was referred to Committee a
n Claims and Accounts |"
Mr.. Barnes moved that q No. 2 fence a
nd scantling sidewalk be built, which mo- n
on was accepted. .
Mr.. Barnes offered resolution that the o.
GARD Of Education issue bonds to tho u
Mount Of 1000, payable in not less than u
re nor more than ten years bearing inter- Of
t at the rate Of twelve per cent. per an ;"
I'm, for the purpose of furnishing tho in
'ccessary furniture, sidewalks, .privies,
noes, &c., and respectfully asked the a
recurrence ofthe City Council IN the same an
ne resolution to be furnished the Council liz
their next regular meeting This reso-
ton was adopted. ye
On motion Mr.. Mcclure it was voted that pa
. clerk notify Mr.. Rankin that the desks On
rnished the Union School by him were OF
t in accordance with agreement, and that MI
should take them back, and that the or. CO.
r drawn for the payment Of half Of the ste
lount be cancelled. Ste
On motion Of Rev. Campbell the salary IN
the Clerk for the ensuing year was fixed on
800, aid that Of the Treasurer at $50. Pr
On motion Of DR.. Tolman it was voted
It the Board elect corps Of teachers at 90
'ir next regular meeting. COZ
On motion Of Mr.. Mont gomery it was al ao'
voted to advertise for proposals for mi
ilding fences, privies, walks, &c. sel
IN motion Of Mr.. Mcclure the Building cia
mmittee was authorized to contract for DC
baildiug of said fences &c. o"'
IN motion Of Mr.. Mcclure tho Board We
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CAMP MEET1NG.-A camp meeting OF the
NJ. E. church will be held on the old
grounds, two miles above Payuesv,lle,
commencing June goth, 1870, and lasting
five or six days. 1t will be under control
Of Rev. Noah Lathrop, P. E., and Rev. J.
Milton Akers, Pastor. A cordial invitation
is extended.
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--Star so1p-6 cents, ct
LrxPIl1cH's. ,
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PEnsoHAI.-Dr. G. 8. Weber went to
Minneapolis on Tuesday to attend the
State Homeopathic Convention.
We had call on Monday from Mr..
Henry Rollers, Of Richmond, who was on
his way to visit his old home in Missouri,
after having spent fourteen years continu-
ously in Minnesota.
Mr. c. H. Alsop, Of tho N. P. r. R.
survey arrived in town on Monday, bring
ins with him part Of his crew. The re.
msindsr viii be here in about two weeks
Mr.. A: started below yesterday.
G. c. Tobey Of Sank Centre. arrived OF
Monday.
Major John Hartley, formerly of III. stt
Minnesota regiment, now Of the reaul,,
army, arrived in st. Paul yesterday.
Gov. McTavish, lately Of the Red Rive
country, passed through town this week
on his way to scotlapd, going, IS he said
= home to die. He has the consumption:
The last Fsribault Republican give
quite lengthy account Of the first regatt
Of seabury College, on the "Lake Of tn
: Village Or .Tstonka Tonah." Their
were four boats, the winner being the On
dine, Of which Master Frank Hamliu,
j. this city, was in charge. Frank is n,
only q the hsad of his 5olasses, but
y forsnssst a thsee heslthy sports q vsl
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POLICE CouRT.-On the Sd inst, G. s.
Burgess was brought before Justice Par
sons on charge Of being drunk, and disor-
derly. He was very penitent, plead guilty
to the charge, was fined SIS and costs,
amounting to $500, which he paid and
went avav a visar If mt a hefior man
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Potato Buos.-These destructive pests
have made their appearance in this section.
The ground is literally covered with them
In places, and tho hopes Of q potato crop
this year ore, slim. Paris green is sure
death to tho animals, but it is dangerous.
Fresh lime sprinkled on tho young bugs,
before tho dew il of the vines, is said 10
b very efficient DESTROYER.
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Tn Hoo WA1.-The attempt 10 anforce
tho hog ordinance w.s success until last
Saturday, when Mr.. Frank Funk resisted
the special policsman-appointed for tho
purpose Of putting tho wandering porkers
through course Of sprouts-whils hs was
quietly engaged in inducing some Of Mr..
Funk's swine to step off towards the pound.
Quite . breeze Of mighty words and savage
osths wss stirred up, but tho owner Of tho
hogs retained bis property. A warrant
Was issued in due time and Mr.. Funk was
arrested, but on his appearance for trial on
Tuesday, ths prosecution declined to pro-
coed aad he prisioner was dis charged.
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MILLPhlCES FORFLOUR
CORRECTED WEEKLY ~ DAVIS CLAIR
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BUYING
FURNITURE
SPICER g. CARLISLE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rooms on st. Germsia st., St. Cloud
pposite Catholic church. v12-n
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BOUND OvE1.-H. V. Ditmar Was arrest
Cd ThuEsdsy last, charged with = serious
assault upon G. r. Putnam, and being
arrsigned before Justice Barnes waived
IN examination, giving bonds for his ap-
pssrsnoe ct the next term Of the District
Court. 1t IL claimed that Mr.. Ditmar
drew loaded revolver and held it in close
proximity to Mr.. Putnam's head threaten.
Ing at the some time to shoot him without
delay.
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st. Cl.sd, lily Il, co.
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WAY BRHlND.-In our last issue We
noticed that Wabasha had 1925 soda
fountain, also that St. Cloud had. Upon
further inquiries We find that Wabs shs is
way behind, as tho one in St. Cloul, OVID
ed by P, J. Limperioh. cost 1868.
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Os31 1ss1AukAaT.-Mr.J J. Beatty has
lately rs.Attsd the City Restau,a ant, former
" kept BY Louis Coyote. whore he will be
pleased to SEQ al who may want anything
in his line. He will keep constantly on
hand ftssh lot Of cakes, pies, canned fruit
confectionery, &c. He 10 also prepared to
take regular boardsrs at reasonable rates.
We bsspeak for Mr.. Beatty liberal pat
ronase from the public feeling, confident
that hi' restaurant will be kept in drst-class
aiv1A
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BASE BAII.-This game is gradually re-
gaining some Of its former popularity, and
several clubs, adult and juvenile have
been organized. We hear contest or two
between rival clubs talked Of. We are re-
quested to give notice that there will be
meeting on tho ground opposite the jour
1A1 Office, ON tomorrow (Fridsy) evening.
Persons having caps and belts belonging to
the "Arctios'' will bring them to meeting.
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RsnovED.-Mr. J. Mckinney, Of Penn
bina, has removed his saw and grist mill
from Winnipeg to Pembina; he has also
removed his steamboat, which plies ON tho
Red River, to that point.
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SILVER BAND.-The st. Cloud Silver
Cornet Band have lately received several
new pieces, which they already play in
dns style. They have now some seventy
pieces, and intend aettin9 more.
, 1870-11-03
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1b The Editor af Tie Chicago 41Fib.tns:
What shall be done to provide more room for
the courts OF this county The Court House il
too email: somebody mus 1eaye, and tha. perma-
nent1y. Would 1t not he advisable to mnya the
jail and the Criminal CouTt-at all eventa tue ia1
It Is dfsgrace to our civilization to maintain q
Jail as re maintain ourz It IL enough to pass tue
door Of It to the Shetif7s ONCE to convince anJ.
one. The stencil which emanates from It Is simply
awful We have no right to fmprison men before
they are proven gully Of suy fence for af1ervard
eltherl In such subte11anean black hole a. Is te
Cook County tatl 1t ought 70 be removed 70 an-
other part Of the city where the prisoners could
Rtt pure ali. They have a right to pure air as
earth. and there L enough Of IL and L does i,ot
cost Any taxpayer cent. Ii anybody supposes
| the jail u wholesome place, let him spend ten
seconds In fFunt OF the outside door when the
inside blind to The gsasea b. the side OF tue door
IN ns nse1 aas 60 n Tor he Wn be
| At Milwaukee, where they are building Court
House that viii eclipse ours, they have no fatl tu
| II, OF within long distance Of it. Tee frteu-
don Is to have the whole Police Department Of
| the government At another place.
| II cur Jail were removed to more healthy
location, 1t would condu"e also to the good hcsIth
Of those who are compelled to spend their time at
| The Court House, and the room thereby vacated
could then be better Inflated. and used for other
departments, and the Mhole building nude a
pleasant sweet and healthy place. our county
government will be classed, and properly classed,
~ simply barbarous, II the infqu,ty Of our tati
aY6-em ii pe1petnAted. The prisoners ut Joliet
arc far better OF. md they ART convicted prison.
Or is Witnesses unable 70 give bel1 Is axe 8Tcat
many Of these con1ued under our Court House,
| Inlfmuch a Il Il settled that sonebodT haa
:, to moYe fser pat Of teN f4Fpalt e u i :
, 1870-11-03

Terrtb1Y Desperate AfffAy on VAR.
ncrs Rlvcr-A man Ekalis Thrcc Ay.
staslont-Ltfc Insurance SwiudIc-
The ut. Louis Merchants aud the
Wharfage Question.
Fl. LOUIS, Nov, 2-1ntel.fgeuce from Southeat
afIla7 which occurred on warmers kysr Or az Fdav dd
lust. Anderson Sheppard, an old hunter, 6
years Of age, was IN hls boht On tue nyer' r.
when be was approached By another boat
between whom and Shephard an old feud ex-
tsted. As soon az the boats wera within
goed eas1'g s S+r one Of the men ared 8
his 51de With .he left hand rested 1t On the alIe
Of the boat. ank Killed bis a:sa.ant. Both the
with his teeth aud left hand to load his re. af'G
finally, after receiving seven bullets In his botjy.
ii led the other two aasailants. He then manapcd
70 Eeacn the shore, where he was received By per.
taken home, where he lies In critical condition.
Milo q. Dlmmick and D. 6. Freeman, Of this
ss ISgga Sf1Sfs ssass s R
insurance Company, Of Chicago. Th:lr exami.
nation is set Tor the 5sh inst Meantime they are
admitted to bnl u 5000 each. Dlmmiek l.
brother-tn'law Of bis, Who was con.
fined as an invalid, and has since died
81 consumption, and Obtaining the life police
man Is charged with signing certificate vouch-
Ing for GflbertS good health and temperate habs
it, and coltua1on with pimmIck In procuring the
Gently published IN he Chicago papers. ~ -
Ameetng Of steamboat men was held to-day
to consider measures TO procure reduction Of
Saen o1g oss1 Tsa
.lrait petition to the City Council On the sub
ject
voted, yesterday and to-day, over to / to move
from the present Exchange building, and obtain
more eligible location and better quarters
, 1870-11-03

A few weeks ago Inquiry was made whether TIL
public Of Chicago wsa to have. during the co1uIuG
winter, any such entertainments in the way oI
popular scientific lectures Us those given last yeA
by Professor Richards, Of Massachusetts. We
are glad to hare the inquiry answered. bY the T.
u. C. A., Of this city. 1t seems that even before
the question vas put the Lecture Committee Of
ta. me Aasoctstton Tere taking active measures in
stands as follows: They are In correspondence
with Professor Sllft1nsn, Of Tale College Profess
sot VIM: e; Rlcharlf Of Massachusetts,; Dr. A. j.
celebrated naturalist Of the Central Park. The
services OF these gentlemen can be Obtained, IL
the people OF Chicago care enough about them to
warrant the committee in engaging them. These
who s1and high amonX scientists, ant yet can
make sciepcc and tt3 wonders inteli[gthle to the
people. We unlerBtand that the committee. not
feeling authorized to put the entire financial
upon the association, have adopted the plan Of
securing the pledge Of certain number Of course
tickets IN advance. This Is done wl:h the further
aaa @ 4 most ecmmendahle object, Of being able 10
one shall feel It beyond hts means It Is not the
object OF the association to make any prodt from
these Lectures, but simply to establish them and
t. put them within reach Of the whole public.
lfckets to the entire Conrse, consisting Of not less
than SIX lectures, Including reserved sears, s. for
one RenEcman Or lalF, or IS foI gentleman aud
lad5, the lectures 70 be given In Farwel Hall dur
asa! ana En-
ready 70 sanction and support the proposed
course77 We trust that such number OF tickets
Inay be pledged as will warrant the committee
We learn that the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Is also proposing to give Chicago the most
brilliant lycenm lectures tn be obtained in t,le
country. senator sumner, Wendell Phillips. Anna
Dlcktneon, and John B. Cough hare already been
secured.
, 1870-11-03

IHx CHICAGO WEEkL1 TRIBUNE hxs a lazser 4s6
better circulation II the West than any o:fse ournsl
s m excellent medium for advertising. especially -
those who wish to tho patronage Of tac produe
tus eassea- limited number Of advertisements win
b tskcn At moderate rates. ubec1tpt;ou price Of Tux
"e1xLT TRIBUNE - PER auuurn. With liberal redne.
ion for club Of ten or morr
, 1870-11-03

lhhAuNA uNLa6~
Among the arrivals at this hotel ycstce1av. wers
the following: Bishop Whipple anu family, Mime
sofa; Colonel ]. Dement, and family, Dixon: Gen
era1 c. J. Wright and family, Circinpati; Hon n
Washbuxne and family, Minnesota; General E. d
Pike and family, St. Louis; Rev. A. D. Addy, Ian
si9ghuEg: Hon. E. D. Cradlock. EnpRaam; Colo
nel ii. L. Sulltvant, illinois; e. O. BARKER, Sa1
F.ancisco: 7. n. Cove, U. S. H.; D. ". Arm
sttOEg, Louisville.
SHERMAN HOUSE,
Among the arrivals at this hotel, YESTERDAY
were the following: General Albert j, Never
Chief Signal Officer, q. 8. A.; Governor Jonn
Hrane. Colorado; Hon. James Grant, Daven.
Ecrt: Aon. .: E Williams, Iowa: John Potts
Shelly, Iowa: Rev. Dr.. Williams. do: J. F.
Young, Omaha: II. :, Townsend, PENNSYLVANIA.
]. L. Gates, Buffalo. ''
PALMER HOUSE,
Among the arrivals at tnis hotel, yesterday.
we're the following: c: Watson, California; L. i
Stark. Iowa: A. g. Thompson, Boston: ~. q
Hall, Nebraaka; ]. 8. Blooaafeld, Illinois; j, 3,
Rowley; WISCONSIN, J. D. Sherwood. New York
y. 2 Taylos, Michigan: ]: Bcal, California; q
), Haskell, Quincy; 4. N. Farweli, New Tork.
. ST. JANIS H0TEL-
Among the arrivals at this hotel, yesterday
WeIe the fol'oWinR: r Lawreuce, Kansas; N
4. AIbuGklc, Boston: q. c. Baruabee, Roston
Island; e. II. Hammond, Michigan #. II. Mckay
Boston; D. II. Robinson, St. L0nls; E F. James
Indiana: E. 3. Story, Boston; c. d. North, Wis
cons!n.
BRIGGS HOUSE,
Among tile arrivals at this hotel, yesterday
we're The following: Hon. @. B. Buscb. Dubuque
]. F. Wheeler, BOSTON; o. ". Btgbee, Il. Barnett
=. :. Villas, 6. Wicker. Wisconsin: B. E Rogers
Hos;on; D. =. KNAPP. urca: ". ": Bell, y. j
Major j. nafes. CtucInnatt; q. Perm, do; j, E
AbGott, Rock 1slnnd; l. Kadlsh, New ToTk.
, 1870-11-03

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2-Co1roS-1n good demand
at full prt2es- The foreign news Ia regarded a
favorable M1dtlnRs, 1ohc-
BREApsTEFfS-F1our dull md prices dropping
family, 9o.30@a7a. Wheat dull and lover; red
s1.eseal.ll: Corn dull and prices dropping: new
zoe Sc; old, Es9e9c.. Rye quiet and weak at II
arse. Oats quiet and weak; rejected. 3i@s7c
graded, 3s@4lc. Barley dull and holders anxiou;
to sell: fall, tl.0031 0S.
GRoCERlEs-Unchapgcd.
OlI-IiDseed oil firm and ii fair demand a
$1.19@L1s. - -
EGGs-1n fair demand and higher. at &c; scarce
br17KH-1n moderate demand, and matke,
steady: fresh 3i@37c. ~.
cHEEsE-1n moderate demand and markell
eteady.
SEKp-C!over seed dull but unchanged at s4@
94c, latter ra;e from store; Timothy dull but IN
changed at 4Ac: nax seed In fair demand auG
market frm at $Lsba1.So.
Prov ovs1oSs-Pork dull aud prices lower: Sales
800 bIls old at $2400, cosiug dull at this rate; ns
new In market. Lard dull sand prices
dropping; Sales 900 tcs new steam at 134c
No bacon IN the market Hogs dull and lower
closing at $6.75a1.00. Green shoulders sold al
638c. delivered drst good weather.
WH5kKY-In fair demand and higher at 659
&c.
MosETART-Gold Ill. Exchange par. None,
enEy.
, 1870-11-03

~Ae*e~*@A AA&~A HAk 4HVH4OlNV Y E4%
,NoRfo1.K. Nov. "a large crowd of whites aua
backa collected before the Cisy Hall last night t.
hear political addresses from Hon. Geo. L. Robe.
SOD. Secretary Of the Navy, nnl Hon. Jaa. d,
Platt; member Of conREess iIom this district. and
caatdate for reelection, Ex-Governor Wells, o1
Virginia, Peof: Iaugstan. coored, Of Howard Uni.
yersitT, Warrington. and Others. E1-MaJor Frxnk
Deco1ny vas elected Chairman. After Governor
Wells and Secretary Ropeton had addressed the
crowd. aid while Prot. Langateu was Bneaktng,
the meeting was interrupted by disturbance ID
the crowd. which soon Increased 10 violence aud
extent until firearms were freely used, and seve-
ral Voeys from small arms we're nretl in rand
snceesston. AT the commencement OF the firing,
the crowd broke in Wild disorder, scattering
tempted to que!l, the disturbance,
tut owing TO their s0alf force. were unable to
accomplish much. After the crowd hal Ills
peIssd It vas found that 10 one was Killed, but
tnans, Tl'te and black, had been wounded,
Az eng the seriously wounded Was John +.
Daniel. we'll known white citizen OF thIs city,
and leading Republican. rho occupied post.
t!on On tht speakers stand. he Wills wounded In
me head hy bullet. This morning negro bad
y cut vas found dead IN an alley q few squarea
from the Scene Of the row.
, 1870-11-03

TANXAEE 6cHEkEA
The latcst plan for fraudulent voting, bJ Tam.
Wapl. u ths issEe ol NATURALIZATION fa7css %
, 1870-11-03

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2-Ex-Speclal Commission.
St Wells. who arrived here to-day from NeN
1o!k: says the leading Republicans are fully satls
He'd that the State Of New YORK will 70 DeGocrRt
tc BY from % 900 to 1900 MINORITY. he thinks
Holman will carry the State outside Of the city.
letter received from Senator Schurz, tn Hts
sour1. says the bo!ters' ticket will be elected b.
an overwhelming majority, aud that every Cor,
gressional district will send " revenue reform,
eIsr to the next Congress.
Mr. Wells sayg there will he an Interesting
light. when the Forty-seco1d Congress agsem
bles. over the organization OF the House, Th,
revenue reformela believe they Will have sum
the Secretary Is determined 10 get lid Of Iii O.
these officials.
, 1870-11-03

RocE ISLAND, H.. Nor. q--Yesterlay, II. Il.
Pctttbone, Superintendent OF the Rockford Rail-
road, with gang Of thlrty-e.ght men, laid one
mtle and quarter, less one hundred and forty
eight feet in the Incredibly short tine Of I'VE
houra. This excels anything IN the history Of
t1acI-laying on this continent
nrPr11o. Nor: @-To.lay the New York Cen
tral Railroad authorities at Suspension Bridge
put On large force and laid tracks further block
adng the approachcs to the bridge, where the
Enc junction Railway hao located their llne, The
Elle extension road ls nearly completed from
Buaalo to Suspension Bridge. aud was expected
70 os open TO TIC public on the 9ota iuat The
managers Of the Erie Junction had taken legal
measures nr,ata e. 70 90 obtain night Of WY to tho
On Inc 18th. An attempt WAS mRde
last night to burn the bridge acrosa Cayuga
C!eek, lately erected. At this point, the tracks
of The Central aud Erie Junction Roads TQn side
PoruHKERrs1E, n. T., Nov. 9-The sale Of the
st0Gk OF tnc Boston, Hartford i Erie Railroad was
again postponed, to-day, because Of an order IS
sneo oy Judge lnRrahau, staring proceedings BY
NE Sheriff until m appeal, taken from Judge
decided. ~'-1~ W.
NEw IoRI, Nor. 9.-Jay Gould and bis sta1 Of
!eQa and railway assistants leave to.mor1ow for
B1nao, with the determination to force, II possl-
re. speedy settlement Of the impending dlincu1.
, 1870-11-03

stack Shipments Over tho Kansas
Pacific and other Ekood. xue
Weather.
. Special Despateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
LAWRENCE. Kansas, Nov. s.-The stock shIp-
ments o5et the Kansas Pacific Road, from Jauu-
a'y to October st. Of the present year, amount to
loS.16o head, requiring 5,423 cars to move them.
During the month # Obtober alone. the rpsd has
lpred go. .1u7 bead Of cattle. employing for the
hn1pee ,as caEa. During the present year 1t Ia
thought bJ the officers OF the road that iheT viii
have transported 1875 zoo head "%-~
h4NSAs cIEI. Mo-, Nov. 2.-The Hannibal Il St,
1ne ha1l5osd shipped thirty-nve cars of csttic:
hnnssS g., Raci6o Rsllfoad twenJ cars; North
ihe lscation Ut tho manufacturing and repair
shops OF the Ksnsas Pacific Road 1t LAwrenoe.
0tves great satisfaction to the people here. TaeI
money. ' o~
The late heavy rains have demoralized the rail-.
tGaae 70 gone extent The Kansas River IL
yea1a.
The weather Is now warm and pleasant, with
one liRat frost. Roses arc al1ll In bloom In the
doHef gardens.