The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-05-19

no It ID oelleveo ne WILL not. Inc
oneumatio Underground Railway, |
,hich extends for 294 feet from the
'o1ner Of Warren street, is another
Means of transit which has: just been
commenced. The cars run, On three |
ails-the side rails being Of the ordi7
my and the third Of : triangular |
'h.ps:; The motive Ipov..r is ! gigantic |
slowing machine, which discharge,
100000 cubic feet Of dir per minute.
rhe railway station (only one being As
get completely is 100 feet long, and is
elegantly furnished With settees, pic:
lures, fountains, and mirrors, ana is
lighted BY gas. Work has been sus.
pended for' the time being. On Sixth
Avenue I noticed a section Of the ele-,
vy.ted street railway. These are all at
tempts to get under and above and
aarropnd, ana accommodate il Sol some way.
tie gsreit mass Of ''i people il1 a.ily: and
hourly = passing thropshshs .:fests' Of
the city:: .; 81 .' 49,. -. q.
OH Of :tthi e, institutions Of Of New
York. is Minnesota Headquarters, At
No. 3l9 Broadway All good Mime
'sotians' register there, and Of course I
was on hand early: I found that Mr..
,Wm. Mulliken was booked as doing
the honorsa. fol- S.. Cloud. Mr.. Prince
IS agent for Tie Milwaukee and st.
Paul Railway, and keeps on file all the
leading Minnesota papers (including
necessarily The JouRNAL.) He ID
one, Of the best fellows alive, aid win
Be remembered in: The 'l.st will and
'testa ment'' IF every Mi1ne.otian who
7haaas e7sff visited nav York: :: .a'' d.: Il
esT :,i::o" 14!Ts.tsE .ToGs s"n DIX
raw ,Fj,t a ,sReszox, Nay I, ls7 osae
b'D xa4ss JoussA1.-I loft New York
for Bostear.oa Sim fsk'e'''' steamer,
tho "Brissel" This, boat :isota use, a
somewhat sIangy expression = ''tb'e
thing,''';E Fisk, is1rvery much, like biz
boat in several ways. he filled q large
armi chair, near: the edge 5.ot the pier
sitting with his back toathe boat: and
facing the crowd Of people going, aboard
he ohewed steadily at something o.
anoth her, seemingly paying no attention
to the ,bqstle all around him, aud speak
ing only when spoken.4to, This, latter
wss probably tho >srssph Of j udioiou:
early training. I He were a,fulI Admi
RAILS uniform. James is a. "blonde $
and: has ibis light moustache CAREFUL.
rwaxed, this being the only covering t.
his modest eounteuauce. He wears
very large ana, valuable diamond breast
pin; likewssa very Large aud we'll
filed, uxaistband. Although fair
james il not trail. And he: loves th1
military; .:forabesidss bsins IN Adaira
he, il the Colonel Of . militia rsgi: uent
| ], an A. somewhat Of Z shss to- know
vhv he does not fvaar both: uniforms n
once. 8 Fisk il hytne means = dull look
ing sort. of a,sfell<x, but yous would
scarcely, pick him ont ~ th& Erin, king
the ,hsssd steek. spssah>at . prina
mover IN Ne gold paaie,i thAowasr,so
| TO Of thsse steamboat sinss, and th<
prorristor'of hslfsa 1essn op>rai hoass'
| AID thsatzss. o:Atsass o'clock thsegrss'
atsaists s1anGp ,aatcinta athsi Nost1
riyet, s.he hasdlabearaapl.ying, asit;had
tbes1 faaan hours ths1 choicest music
Ard Risk gong ,td+he end Of the: pie
kteta ksa partingssiswsof his boat, d
which hs:iaqsits proud The eaaBris
u Indeed .. magnificent 8 steamer
lis sel3esa long, by a. fcet>swide4
it, engines ars $500 hoesstpo~esssaani
it, cylinder ITO 'inehesosin diameter
l.Hith IL. feet stroke Hts cost s. Nas Sly
zoo, 900" Its seUmpanions on tho; line
the "stoningtenj"y vas built after thi
same msdel; rbnt the company failing
Fisk boughttboth for about the cost d
E'ene. The, of6eerss aresalt. dressed il
UNIFORM, A full brass band IL cupboard
playingsp deck until evening. Al
Hbelf past seven Il, is succeeded by al
orchestra which, under the direction o
. leader, plays,i in the cabin, fine 90
lsstions,f zom different. opsras.: :7.:5ss,
i'll eaviise de- North river pier, v,
p.ssd large siu16ig rsntBhip;g Just ar
rived and ioadsd down With ito human
freight: and'a saooiserlyiog peaceful,
ut ? adsahor ; asdd bys' Fort e Hamilton
Fsts.misg sous2 tic Esst river 10 ven,
BY: Bi.ck~.l''s s1sliad, through 4Hsl
Gate, snl past Fort Schuyler into Lon,
4 Island Sound. .About i've O'Clock il
yshs morning " rounded Point uditb
! where the Atlantic Breaks IN v ith IN
obstruct4d' force but as tho !, wind va,
20. very high and the boat was 50 large
no unpleasant rocking q surgiin1y' va!
fell. ;Artfiivea At Falls River about foy;
so'ao;f, and took TIE train 1t half pas
a,e, reaching Bost5h = about sever
Foseioek in the morning.
;}alsI es|jbsens accustomed heario,
Iths remark Tint 40 outline of'the street.
;of Bcston looked very much i. though
spider had been dippedios ink ant