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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-10

The New York Tribune has been
figuring the population Of this country
as it will be shown by the coming CEN
sus. That journal places it at about
40,800,OOO, which would be an increase
Of 100000, or about thirty per cent,
daring period Of ten years; 'one-half
OF which has been occupied in . war
terribly destructive of life. Our popu-
lation will then be more than that of
any European nation except Russia
Two millions more than Austria, three
millions more than France, ton millions
more than Great Britain. The Tribune
estimates from these figures that on j
basis of 233, Minnesota would have
three Representatives in Congress on
a basis of 800, four Representatives,.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-10

Iu Discussing the. Land aapsqtio9.
the Lapesboro Aera1d s.ysr|,saWe say
again, lot e'state keep tasae+ lands
for tho present. but if they saae, burn
ing hole in the State pocket, and
must BE- got zidsof, let them be given
Tor new ENTERPRISES, and 10 given that
they will avail the State somethinx + ~
Sound doctrine +! H. .s.;,. : .,s-,e::. -
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~ 8. q
The editor Of the Superior (Ws.)
Tribune, discussing certain railroad
m,tsers ia, which Minnesota would seem
to be coming ont ahead, pays his CON
pliments in this fashion to our people
in general:
"But We livsd among the hinneso-
tians long enough to know that they ars
indeed = peculiar people, aud that
they are always, ready for any project,
however reckless, howsvsr, desperate,
or however unjust to Others, with
promises to advance the Interests Of
favorite localities or the material pros.
perity Of the State. Taken ~ ! whole
the Minuesotisns are . good Get Of fel-
lows, but they ars i, different from Il .
staid people Of Wisconsin, Is the mer-
curiai, restless, nervous and wiry little
Ftsnehman is from The, grand Old Ger
man, who smokes his pipe and drinks
his pee4 and takes III thingp eooliy
and Deliberately. 4 representative Min.
nssotiap u Z man Who has tho Ingenuity
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-10

Rev. HENRY WAND. BEEqHER, de-,
'cknod to have his salary raised ,te; S2Q,:
600 year. But .Bopnsrs she seems
to*understand him pretty; veil, .aaysy;
ellis Pensioners knowing hat this
declination arose from, :su;:. EXCESS IF
sentimentality on his paEt.. .Zhieh he
would probably recover from by apothz5
or year, have the good sense, as We
learn by letter which We have receiv.
ed from leading member of his church
to insist upon his accepting a present
of $4,000"
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: Governor Austin made tho followings
appointments, which !. x saYt qeDDa i!l BY

Z Governor Austin made the following
.ppeiatn.ot'' which .l ssfs' qesss 81: BY
tho senate ,.s,odt 10 anos .uxs: 81; !. T.,
!: :, #vseA &peepalaoaf RhseettSSE : ;efA The
safaueaats. pelfa eDpqha, a : +; Blind In
situate, syiae& ": H. Tower, .xho.e zine
has e1Pi1eaa ..:s.,.uo.u :o;.+s -: !.
~ G&egs II: T.! a till q A.; K 3 aalt,
direo'of 4 ea,pa. yiaya |l taFe III: srbotn,
resigned, s: ,.y... i ,,~ 80, :.
Rev. 4: Z. Ksrz, Of st. Peter, to
be F.. trustee Of the Hospital for the In:
sane. .,...' .
Loria Fleteher, Of Minneapolis, -. Same,
vice Solomon B Il 49, he :. Term h..
i E. J: rAo.nap[..,o,n, & Fillno,. county,
and General n. h: sibley, Of 8: Paul,
to be regents Of the State Uniyer,slt =
(reepno;o fmeisf.. y ~<' r. tpAss ,, ;s,,s
/. IT, ~. 4. Rsns saft 81; 81 xt.Id. SANITY
saEssyor Il d. g kffSff re-; sFiF!lnt De:
.tr;ct. :'!'ss 'ass*:: 's.4 nal j,,% 7.
~ r aa tiia e. aassJbsa| s.a..,,
Cqgnfx, Auditor ef;s.id eoaat bato 81
vacancy. ~ 49, :; 2w ;sn :. 49,. -.
Thomas .Retlegs, - - Wetoax.e
county 70 baa1 tIpaga, sf + Probate Of ia
county vice Joseph Flanders ielig 6sd.
Aud I long NJ Of Ne4ir4sss4 ablic
in thesvxti6 usDSanties of>ttaeStats =
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F. The Aask% sateiac hand lasgak 'itsl
F'asms and pqqstiesu@ssdiano1 4on.s out
AZ: thedAhoka1aDa,ta,4at. 1t steals
|Repsblioag thunder, by taking as its
:pfanksiis4ud rights to all men, exclusive
|IpF1Teges to none" Opposition to re-.
pudiation," and 'Feconomy in all public
Pexpeuditures." The world does move.
when Democratic papers maintsin such
principles as these.
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Miss KATE FIELD quite turned the
heads Of thesuscsptible folks down East,
but she did not take very we'll in this
State. Her beauty failed to fascinate,
her wit to charm or her facts to edify
her Minnesota hearers. A loeaizrhym-
er does up her Owatonna lectdre>'ia
verse, Of which !h 'za following is the
apnclkpsion: aysas
1Qf II" and ::me," and "us" and "ve.''
And s.mySslf,"" there was NO lack;
2isDut, what seemed droll to every soul,
There WAS little Adirondack. TIA
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-10

From Mr.. P. Pussy, the Assistant:
Secretary of State, wo have received q:
copy Of the 'tstatistios 6f Minnesota. ftdr;
1862" 1t is reform of l52 pages,
and contains vast amount Of statistic
cal information of interest and value:
Mr.. Pusey has devoted much time and
care to collecting and comparing figures
relating to the growth and resources Of
the State, and he: has doie a good
work. 1t is to be regretted that he has
allowed himself to Occasionally" Iinl
treating Of these matter-of:toot Safatis,,
drift into somewhat too horia ssttylei q:
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w. n, Hurlbut. nsvz IN aRo.ue

{ w. H. Hurlbut, nsw..ia Rome,
vritss 10: the New: York sWorM;
sWherevsr+hs sssponsibihty' may rest
for the eirnisal qualification Of Mn.
Stoves Byron story, it vas earnestly
repadiated in leadea b. 1r. Fields,
Of whom lam told b. N eminent IL:
TIT, ,oxia Rome, that hs declared The
tale shopA newer have appeared in the
Atlantic had be been In AmeJ1ca q
the TINA Of ito publication"
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THE LAND AND BOND BILL.

In another column is published in
full, the "Crandall Bill" as it passed
BOTH Houses of the Legislature aud was
approved by the Governor. Let our
Minnesota readers cut it out for future
reference, as thoy will be called upon,
before long, to vote either for OF
against it. We shall, in future issues
= state reasons Why We thipk it should b
very emphatically voted down.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-10

REMovAL.-Thc New York Office of
the Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
and Minnesota Headquarters has been
removed from the Astor House to No.
BIZ Broadway. Over fifty Minnesota
and Wisconsin papers are kept on file by
Jos. W. Prince, who is in charge. Of
the Office. g..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-10

A FULL record of the Memorial
Ceremonies held at the graves Of the
Union dead, in 1868 and 1859, has
been collected by DR.. W. T. Collins,
foremerly Of this city, who is Adjutant
General Of the Grand. Army of the
Republic, at Washinstouseity,: and is
being published in two handsome vol
umes. Price 81 and 1881 respectively.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-10

> y. FRANK MxADSswho has been con.
aectcd With ahe newspaper press 81
Minnesota FOR anunber Of gears, Intends
removing to California. May you reap
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-10
LOCAL ACTS.

Among the acts passed by the last
Legislature the following are Of local
interest: ::< *: IT,: :.-s ::.:
To amend the charter ofathe: Min.
ueapolis and St. Cloud railroad. com.
pany.
To authorize the towns in Meeker
and MqLeodt eeanties to issue bonds to:
aid in, the construction Of any railroad
running into or through said counties.
p. To amend an" act. to authorize the
first division Of the St. Paul and Paoi-
flo railroad company to extend its
branch line from St. Cloud via Sank
Centre and Alexandra to the Red
River of the North, approved March
6, 1869.
( 70 :shange the northern boundary
line>of the county Of Stearne.
To establish the county seat Of Otter
Tail county, and for Other purposes. "
To legahze the town plat of the town
of Sank Centre, and deeds and convey
anoes made under thesame. =
To authorize the ;.Firet., Division. Of
the st. Paul and Pacific Railroad Com
pany to locate, extend, and construct
its main line from its present terminus
to the northern boundary of the State
of Minnesota.
Amendatory to an act entitled 20
act to incorporate the German Reading
Society Of Saint Cloud, approved FEB;
~, 1855.
f. To provide for the removal of tue
county seat Of s:earns county.
This is an error in name no bill
fot the removal Of the county seat Of
ste.rns county was Introduced :s.::,~ =: ::
To amend chapter 10 Of the special
laws Of 1862 providing for the location
of State road from Lake George, in
Stearns county, to Otter Tail Lake.
To authorize the Minnesota and
Northwestern Railroad Company to
construct branch via St. Cloud to the
north line of the State. .,-
To unite school district No. II in
Wright county aud school district No.
80 in Stearns county, aud form the
same into an Independent school DIS
trict, and to ratifJ the action Of tho
legal voters in organizing such indepen-
dent school district, and Of the diree-
tors of such organization. :" .z,....
CThe following bills were passed, but
have not yet been signed by the Gov
ernor j - ~
To authorize the city of St. Cloud
aud the towns aud villages in Stearbs,
Todd, Pope, Douglas and Otter Tail
counties, to issue bonds and make do
natiodsf to aid 'in the construction of
any railroad running to, into or through
said counties. -g,+~ 4
To detatch Mouongalia county from
Meeker for judicial purposes and to
establish general terms of court in said
county.
To detatoh he counties of Meekcr, ).
Kandiyohi aud Monongalia from the
Ninth Judicial District and attach said
counties to the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict. -. J.: ~ d; =. -.
. For = Stste road from Osakis, 10
Douglas county, to the nearest railroad
station: on the main line Of the st. Paul
and Pacific railroad, near Pomme dc
Ter1e crossing.
To provide for the consolidation Of
the counties .: Kandiyohi aud Monon-
gala. ~ 80
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-10

?. ~ = IL. "a e. - ~ y ~ s!.ItZ:ts E:e<F -
Senator Summer is preparing :
speech IN favor of reducing letter post
MO to one cent.
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The EaW,t 81 the Election. j;

The Law cf the Election.
seotien !: RI 4 A. special election is here
by ordered tQtRs Hold On the last Tues
day Of MrJ;1s7o, in all the election
diit1iets. Of this State; to- vote upon the
proposition Rsthes, diijais'tment of the
Minnesota Railroad Bonds with the H.
ternal Improvement Lands, 8 provid:
ed by stlaw passed at thus session. Said
election shall be conducted, and notice
thereof given, in ali respects as is no.
provided by law for holding Stata,. cleo
tions for the election Of State officers:
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage.
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proved Of this act, then the Governor
shall issue bis proclamation declaring
said result, and thereupon this act shall
take effect and be in force. it*s ..'ssn >;
Sec. 9. Nothing inzthis oct. shall be
construed to have tho effect of an &C.
acknowledgement on the part coft Che
State Of any or greater obligations Of
any kind that did not exist prior to it,
passage.
Sec. 10. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage
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he Legislature to, our system 81 Nor
asl' Schools; is past my comprehension.
rhds jsbooas themselves, no less than
The system, arc on honor aud glory to
Tho State, and tho little outlay now 10
quired to place them in efficient opera
ton is rs tho smallest Of fractions com.
pared With their influence upon our
present and prospective prosperity. Tho
school At this al.se:is crowded to il
usnesk e,p.'sit1r :aaa!, many, applicants
have iaen:, turned s.w,y. I f9 3. Want of
room. In exoelake .a Pf dfiEsSiPlioe and
thoroughn,ss,aef instruction, It IS second
to no institution IN the st.te. Is II
not shorts'ehtea ana si isiaidl !pS5ss{
ic go1eruept 81 49, "a 3ise GgSa! 81
which is supposed to aaRsnd upon the
Intelligence Of the governed, to crip-
pie With is parsimouy and neglect, q
crush by its opposition, an institution
+ Of this character + <<.
We may perhaps excuse the Leei.l.-
ture, as We do the "1ron-side Bapti.s,"'.
who opposes colleges because he can
'.thank God that he never rubbed his
back against ones walls = but what
shall We s.y Of the newspaper press Of
sth, STATE that not only oppose thi = II
qrqpriatise!n, 10. but advocate the s s!Si 1
{abolitipn .Qf the system. It n.y
4 thakia> the days that are to come, thlla.
].1,,t !. aid fertile region Of Northsfn|
lIinnesota will become sufficiently
wealthy aqA populous to make itself
heard aad respected il the councils Of
1As sete, IA = ftsRay xt l!t Interest the
41estiNt2s as :1 !, ifhl d6Sfa6 =
e.li aia nes}a|ss 5a,r 4, fo|
1sf IL Il az 4ss5,lis' 1P fasa eaiy
since 90 afIisls' ~ offa Ii
.na s3ek $ 4s sigB9 tariffs, in 1hioi
!, yep .llaaed' to tho Main 4sids Of tn
! ST. Paul ala Pacific railroaa is an OK
ample: VIZ IS Gould furnish yobbA t 4ttts
illpstlr,a;tiona Z nearer carer homie. Thef1i1s Of
the e. iirsst Division st. p. L P. r. R
for freight from 81; Paul to this pl.o
..e 50 oents;Psf hundred pounds, onl.
4 few cents lag than tho rates from st
Louis to St., fa6t' sBesore the Mai
Line was built, the Inhabitants Of tn
vicinity where Mtoh6cld now is shippe
their freight by w.y'ot Clearwater, il
Wright county, paying on the Firs
Division As cents to Clearwater, an
from 60 cents to 81 from th1s place, b
teams, through the woods spafeeke'
county. Before our road was built n
paid from IS to IS cents per hundre
for freight by teams from St. Paul I
> St. Cload. The railroad, a you will pei
ceive, now charges just sufficiently LEI
than that to secure the freight. =:
i SIGMA.
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: milwaukee wants to be tho State
capital Of Wisconsin. IL .,.2s...- =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-10

! The King 81 Prussia wants to be-
come Emperor Of North Germany. =.
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sh b b computed or allowed On. the
interest o. coupons Of said bonds OF
a.! el.in Is, and provided further that the
,inmatared coupons 'ottf sid bonds shall
Pc surrendered xith tks sbohds.
= Sec. S. All Minnesota State Rail-
rod bonds received in payment Of
said Lands shsll' be cancelled BY. The
State Treasurer, and never AGAIN b. r.
isauad *'s' IS Is. :: :
SEQ. s: The Commissioner shall
etssate md deliver to each purchaser
!. pesfikests; ds III the lands p Iti
chased 81 him, and stating that tie
holder isnd Bis heirs, assigns and de:
,viisees sah.lf Be entitled to receive s. /.
deed # slid lands upon demand, to be
made within jsse yeaiis from the date of
suc6 certificate and upon such demand
The 3G6vieafnor' il authorized and directed
"a e tsxaeuts 10 The holden Of such Ger
tif%te5 sdesd Of deeds Of any part or
Of tic whole Of the lands described in
such certificates.
Sec. Z. In consideration of the pur-
chase Of said lands at or above the min
imdm price herein established, said
lands shall be exempt from taxation for
= period Of ten years from and after said
sale. =: 49,.
Sec: 8. This act shall be-, submitted
to the electors Of this State for their
approval or rejection, at a special cleo
lion to be held on the last Tuesday in
May, 1870. The ballots A. such cleo
ton upon the question submitted shall
have written or printed thereon as fol-
lows Those in favor Of this not, "Pay.
ment Of bonds With lands-Yes," those
against the act, "Payment Of bonds
With l.nds-No." The polls At said
election shall Be opened during the
time, and said election conducted and
the returns thereof made and certified
in tie manner now provided BY law
for casting, oanvassing and returning
yotess for State officers, except that said
returns shall DO made to the Secretary
Of State within thirty days after said
election, and within ten d.}' thereafter
The Secretary Of State, in connection
With the Governor aud: State Audite i
Dhail canvass the returns 20 made, aud
L il shall b found that ! majority Of
hose voting Il said election hare ap- |
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WHAT ~sa1NNEsOTIA1s ARE LIKE.
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livery men Of st. Paul, cent four horses
from their Minneapolis stable 70 Man.
kAto, but The, pa1tti.e@hoshad chem ip
charge startedaer 16~e,asd< ,eaqaet .le
found---.--Oas firm shipped 40, 900
rat skins to-St; sPagliin .qeso, l9tr-...:::.:;
D. Il. Tyner dislocated, liz light sf6dul.
der. BY falling: : - :'':sl' Oh: ::s-
& The st.: Paul: Pa. h.. ths 'ihvl.ox-
,iae: tx lone woman passed :thfoaga
the city yesterday, viii ID Of team
conveyance, on her WY to : >homes
stead, seventeen. miles above Alex.n-
d.i., Douglas county !; ), sos'niats| Two huns
ared aiass from this oitXy~ slt's had
previously gone Up and ffsS- empted .
farm und.{ IS; Homestead Law, aud
builts house. snd went back To- asar
Red Wjpg fer her aged mothese& She
found heI mother s,ok,; and aftsr wait
tiag s.ves,} WEE. fol Her recovery, it
h,ipg, peeesslIy, forth her TO-: r.surn' TO
Look 70 Her homestead, sKs started:
alone, With her household eoods on I
sled, hauled by aarox11Jsm, : COW being
tied aloagailes The Woman, Who u, 4
SvedA1 did mol appsas TO- b atsall up.
>>llnS H.. AEn ~vo.~A.k - he rs.--
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APPOINTMENTS NJ THE GOVERNOR
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