The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-16

at Saint Paul Prices.
oncisl Paper Of tho City.
oaeial Paper OF xonolgalia Coun,
a. The Cireulation Of The Journ.
10 DOUBLE that Of any other pap'
Published In Northern Minnesot.. LIZ
Advertisers rsnemher this.
DlrsR1or .Cou1r.-A session Of the Dis
triet Court-Judge McKelvy presiding
win begin on Tuesday next.
The Sherburne County term commences
on Tuesday last. A number Of our attor
neys are in attendance.
FoR P.xB1SA.-0n Monday, 80 six-mul
government teams from Fort Smelling pas
ssd through town for the new post At Penn
bins. They were loaded with lumber ant
material al prepared for immediate putting
together.
MATCH GAHE.-The .'MufHns," Of st.
Cloud, challenged tho "Granites," of saul
Rapids, to play match game Of base ball.
The challenge has been accepted, and the
game viii DO played on Saturday afternoon
At q o'clock, on the open ground near the
Prssbyterian church.
Foa 7Hs Faox1lER.-Mr. J. P. Wilson in
forms Us that he intends opening stock
and wheat farm below Georgetown, on the
Dakota side Of Red River, about 10 miles
below Georgetown. His stock is ready
now, and hs viii start his son, Jesse, with
spsrty Of men in few days to begin
work. He intends breaking 200 acres this
season.
Doc L1oENsEs.-The Chief Of Police has
loft With the City Clerk . list Of such own
orr Of dogs - have not yet taken out IL
censss. Those who neglect or fail to con-
form to the requirement Of the ordinance,
will have to pay their regular fine. There
will BE- no escape; 80 walk up and settle.
A RURAL VlsIro1.-Hon. G. A. Gilman
informs 10 that while driving through
Sank Rapids yesterday, he saw Wild deer
coming from the dam up TO and crossing
the main street Of tho town. People we-e
passing and rs-passins oil around at the
time, yet the stranger made Us way unmo-
Tested aud seemingly not At al frightened
Into the brush and away. from sight.
CauacH Nor1o1.-Bishop Talbot, of In
diana, viii visit Grace Church, Sank Rap
ids, on Tuesday evening next, at eight
o'clock; Little Falls on Wednesday AFTER
noon; and st. Johns church in this city,
on Thursdsy evening, at eight o'clock. At
each Of these services the Bishop will
preach and administer the rite of confirms
ton.
BIDS on NORMAL SoHooL.-The bids for
building tho basement story for the New
Normal School (the granite being furnish
sd) were opened this morning, and were Is
follows:
J.. o. Crummstt. k7kn0
s.ks Vol. '''' 400 w. w. D'''0'' essS
The contract has not yet been awarded,
but viii doubtless 60 to Smith & volz.
WSA1111 AND C1oPs.-Uptil yesterday.
rain has fallen, In Light showers, every day
Tor ths'psst two weeks. The weather has
BEEN gsasrslly cool, and crops have -four
ishsd amazingly. All kinds Of small grain
srs in the very best condition. Not word !
OF complaint comes from tho farmers, OK
espt about potato bugs. Corn is doing
we'll.
R.vz1s1D.-The exports Of freight to
st. Paul during the p&st week from this
place, BY rail, have exceeded the imports
ftsa st. Paul some Is tons-a strong evil
dsnes that the productions Of this part of
the country are In demand. We hope it
nay continue, and establish the ''balAaoe
Of trade" In our favor. We believe this is
tho first time exports have exceeded imports
RELOCATION OF RoAD.-On Monday
last, Msssrs. Jos. Edelbrock, B. Pr, and
T. Schroeder, Committee appointed by the
County Commissioners, with Mr.. p. Noel
0survsyor, relocated the road from this
oily to the Sank River bridge. They COM
nsneed at the west end Of Breckenridge
avenue and ran direct line to the bridge.
This moves the road about forty rods south
OF whore Il now runs, and secures much
better road. It will DO on high, dry
ground, except 1t the slough opposite Bow
mans place. The change seems to BE-
generally acceptable.
NolxA1 SCHOOL ExAxrxA11oH.-The ex-
animation Of tho school ct this place, 1t
the close Of the first year, will take place
on rhursdsy and Friday, June 18th and
soth. Prof. Moore has In contemplation
sueh asranss@snts - will, It ID believed,
s6srd III neesssary room for the aecsmmo-
dstiea Of spectators. It 10 expected that
The following members Of the Stale Nor.
nal Board viii DO present: Hon. Thos.
Simpson, President; Hon. NJ. H. Dunnell,
Superintendent Of Public instruction ;
Hon: 8. B. Thsysr, Of Minneapolis: and
Hon. Z. o. Hsnlin, Of this city.
P1x1Ax A1ns.-On the 9Th ult., seven
boxes containing guns (about 1857 and Co.
eoutremeats. ono largo essk filled with
ksss Of powder. and lot Of provision'
) arrived at tbs place BY rail, marked to J.
z. Wilson, . prominent transportation con
tractor. Before they were called for, ,
telegram came from Bsaupre l. Kelley, o
81. Paul. ordering tho provisions to be hels
q the depot. This was done until satur
day, when they were turned over to Muir
ply / Co., Of this city, who purchased
them. A day or two ago the arms and am
munition were taken away and all charge
paid, BY other parties, but where taken to
IL not generally known. Perhaps they 6
to0sn. Riel. But the faets are ~ abov
HUDSON Bar TRA1x.-On Tuesday g.
Red River carts arrived here, 60 of whic
were loaded with valuable furs bslougin
to the Hudson Bay Co., which were shippe
In bond 20 London. Tlese carta brouph