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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-29

The Minneapolis Tribune says
Mr.. Jno. G. Williams asks the Tribune
to pay into court the triaing sum Of
$1,000 for damages done to his charac-
ter.
Eugene Savage, son Of p. W.
Savage, Of Glencoe, was thrown from .
horse on Saturday last, aud suffered ..
severe fracture Of his left, arm, below
tho elbow.
Col. D. A. Robertson has sold
1900 volumns from his Library to the
State University: The 7r;bsne says:
"smong them may b found some Of
the choicest literary works Of this
country and Europe"
--M,jor T. N. Newson is to change
his base from Sank Rapids to Duluth.
Having found granite in the latter city,
be will transfer his machines to the new
location. ..-z&t5 =, ~,
Tho State Fair ct Winona this
week vas we'll attended up to Thurs-
day, when the r,ia seriously interfsred
with it, The exhibition in tho vari.
Gus departments was fully up to that
ofprsvious fain. ..213H~~ II. . w.
~. W. Peterson, Of Ven, Good
hue county, reports 100 .erss o. wheat
soved last spring xhieh:yislded hin
2,lo0 bushels, or q bushels per ACRE
The same ground last year grew ? ,454
bushels, 36 sores Of it being .nsw and
giving 80 bushels per acre
The Jackson Republican says {:
aWS understand that the new Presby.
terian Church n this place is to be for
u.lly dsdieated on Sunday the 18th
lost. X Rev. Mr.: Lyon, Of St. Paul,
and Raw. Mr.: Wilson; Of Qs.tqnns'
are expected 70 be present % that ocea-
aion. ." f92r"orH@ biso1' Ga}2:4Tn9c 1T
-Msssn, Tubbs l. Staples have
butt a new gyri,t mill near Monticello,
which will be ready for business in
about five weeks. This WIN be- great
saving Of time 70 tho settlers in that
past Of the county. Who have to g
70 Elk River Of 4Clsarvatsr 70 mill, q
present. %Ajo 9hs ',iha:,"1 81 Q
a ma, =: in l'BI'l Blue Earth: City ven.
to sleep ON u floor With . pocket-book
containing 5000 in. his pocket. Upon
awakening he missed he. $500, aud
made kreat ado about It, but after.
v ,rds Ilssrned that bis better hall had
while he w. takisx his regular sissti,
see ing bio peeketbook ,alpping out Of
bis pocket, carefully put il away.
The Wisosa Republican i inform
I'd that, An spksownr aissase has nsts
its ! ppsar,nes within The three - -four
days among, the. cattle il Fillmore
county, from Preston west through
CART aonii and Forestville.a The cattle
live I, ON fifteen to thirty hours after
attack ed COWS seem to be more geoer-
ally Il fected than other cattle.
The Tsylor's Falls Reporter says
ths 6rn Of Knapp, Stout Co., Ne
NOMINEES, Wis, entered tract Of pine
land last ~eek, at the St. Croix Land
Ofioe, amounting .at $3.50 lper acre,.
10 over $l3, 900. Tbs entry embrace e
some Of the most valuable, pine lands
IN that. region Of ooantry, and . con :
sidsred worth $40 per acre, 10y,
estimate; q IN the sggreeats, awards
az 500 900. 8.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-29
THE RAILROAD sobs.

! It seems that, Mr.. Sslah zOhs.bsr
lain, on the very day he; heard that Ne
New York bondholders had rai1gpa y
accept land for bonds under 10, IN e
lat winter, hurried 70 st. Paul and d.
posted biz nine hundred boads and %.
wards. Not until he knew that ths
action Of the New York holders, who
control one thousand and eighty-thres
Minnesota State railroad bonds, had de-.
feated the measure, did he dercsit a
single bond. Next winter DLr. Cham
berlain will come before the legislature,
claim that hs Deposited his bonds il
good faith, and pray the legialatsre to
% modify the law that he can. take the
State lands in exchange for; bis, bonds,
90 that be may gobble up the cream Of
the Eve hundred thousand and leave
the refuse to the State. We. bslisvs
the Legislature will devote the land 70
the purpose for! which it Was sdoaated
BY Congress Having rejected the
generous offer Of the, state, Let the
bondhold ers wait until they bsar1a bet.
ter mind. -Mankato Unio.. Il;
The Minnesota state railroad bonds
are, heacefortha detunct. The law *,
changing the internal improvement
lands for them required that two lhoa-
sand Of them should b deposited b..
Sept 6th, and only abont one thousand
we're Deposited. Much . Ne desire ;
,tttlsneat Of this vsnsd question, "
rathse Iejoiss that The knayss have ont
their own throats b. this piece Of
stspid stabbornnsa.. Nsa. thus bliad
% their ova, intsrssts @ nj deserve to
rsosivs ! espt q thar beads, and. -
|u1t they never viii, II ny way|
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-29
. a SQUARE DENIAL.

Certain Demooratie: newspapers, says
tho 81. Petsr 1rib.ne, have recently
been complaining that Governor Aus
tin had pardeesd one, Jerry White,
who had bssa sent up from Wiuoaa to
Saltwater for enc year, for the ofense
Of assaaltiug Nm. Clsrk withts DAN
gsrous weapon. The story was believed,
and much indignation was expressed,
An attorney at Winona Wrote TO- the
Govsrner toknow Why the convict Wa
psrdoned. IT,, TO-, which called out .
characteristic letter. from tho Governor,
Of which tho following is = = copy, d
rr 1.t,a "s1: PAUL, Sept. 9Th, 1870. {
---Esq., Winons. T.,
D.AH s1.:-Yours II Auga,t soth came
70 ny notice to-day. ,e You ssy o e..At tho
September term Of our district court, 1869,
one Jerry White, (eolorsd) was convicted Of
~ assault vish dangerous weapon upon
Mrs. Clark Of this CITY,. and MAS ssateae-
ed 70 one years impsisonmsat II our State
prison. aA1ew weeks go hs turasd up in
this city,, He ~ hs VA paRdeasd by
your Honor, and W presume IL states he
truth. For ny own qualification aad hist
ofethsrs tntsrosssd. I would respectfully
s.t ~. Ssfa an .ac :s ,:a .rss,. P.rn'd
In answer would bog 70 state that your
letter contains tho first direct proof that
has come to my knowledge, officially or
otherwise--hrst, that any such individual
e jerry White exists second, that Jerry
White il eolored; third, that anybody was
convicted ss the September term Of your
District Court; fourth. that such conyio-
ton WAS tor IN assault with or without .
dangerous weapon; atth, that tho person
% convicted was said jerry White sixth,
| that fer such IN o3eass he vas sentenced
= imprisonment one year In tho State
Prison seventh: that few weeks aso he
':toraed up" in Winols eighth, that he
claimed to have been pardoned by any
power outsids Of heaven, or that you would
prssaue such ''cuss" would state the
truth. ~: - y
You might inter from To Ssrssoins tia.
have ses Perdoasd "Jstry Whi1s." but ~
certain veil iaSesmed '.1swspapsr men. -
Vhe knew oil tAe pasti6ulAR0 Of . ese-
tain fAet tAal 1svsr s1ista1 tls0s L. ,eauas
= exise aad 1Av Il existed @ Il di5.'-
i eeatsad tAst have not made . square
denial Of the faets charged, but only ''il
manner aad FORM" - The lawyers would
10y therefore I do most solsmnly, ex-
preesly, positively and without squiyoea.
ton, cay, stste, sllsge and specify, not on.
II ''for your own qualification, but - well
for said Newspaper men, Arst, that nobody
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-29

40 & Rpak. of Winon., !. renee
IgadbaR ep1 1iilans ~ nominated for
Cong shy shst Dtmeevatio Conys1-
Etioa Il Owatonn,, On Thursday mt
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-29

hIsods sgis Of 1a4 ] j4pos' oU7j oil All
o'>t ii Ii wcE .emoH hnuul agh<! IL
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-29

and explained what 4 terms we're offer. =
ed and'~hy they We're rejected. 1':@a y@'
TheFdiyision If General Monday p
yesterday attacked the heights Il ville
Jdsf, south of Paris, which were 7 o. &
cupied by the Pru.sianis.' The battle
began 3 4. N. After sustaining
sharp Priaassi.n fire for some hour,t. our vi;
troops captured the redoubts' 81 mo No. :
lebg,, sasue, willie suief and 'Hi a,,u ii,
Bryers.' We occupy then them % now ~, :;
TIE garrde mobile Behaved "a waelll. II n, :
oueemy's 1855 IS dgreat.' Oh the I same
d.y sSsunissiderabie forcoH 81 French.
madss iIts.ct0nno,ginoe and al drove We the
enemy from the village Of .Droucy. '"'
! Oh tHe 1s;a,me adIy Gean1.. .Bellaumnee1ree,
,ootnms1der at ST, Dchiss,, Which, .a Ella
ID the vsill.ge II Pierreflle, '.ibotuta "a. :
mills North Of st: Dennis, 20? wuhich III,
Prussi,ans had 'oce1pied in considerable
foroe:'s The enemy , WIZ driven g. out 81
the village, and the French troops re-
tapAHssd to 81. Deonis iuHna@aolested. =, w."
BRB5T, sspt. 27:-Kll strangers are
arrested AZ Orleans ana ma Tours. 49,. s. !.
5Gen. Tfocha announces atsar.n, penal
ties against qoxardice. y. ppiill.ge, deser-
ton ana other adlnasold iierly conduct. = 81.
A dep;uatatiioohie 81 yviorkingn,en 7, waited
% Gladstone today and urged him to
mediate between Germany and France,
Queen Yietorl., : yielding 70 public
sentiment, Has written. : letter Of con
dolence 70 the Empress ofthe: French.
Gen. Uhich announces that Stras.
bourg can hold ont! ont but : abort time.
|, The guns of Mt. Valeriau have Dc
lodged the P'ra.sisns from. s.: gleud
i ii estimated that there are aoE! !.
30O, 900 German troops around Paris.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-29
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
New York, Sept. %, 1870.

r DEAR JouRNAL.-The particul4s
sensation in New York just now is
Christina Nilsson, tho far-tamed Swcd.
ISL singer, who is appearing in concert.
As the great rival o: Adeliua Patti,
and the pronounced equal Of her
countrywoman Jenny Lind, the an.
neuncement Of her coming had raised
expectation to high pitch. The SO {:
'ond concert vas Last. evening. When
Mile. Nilsson came upon the stage,
there wassAAe piataren&s-ruttiteEssthigahtt ;:
gracsful figure, ddressedsln ablus osilk'
with white lace trimmings ;ssa sweet
fresh face; light hair, with asfewl blue
and white flowers; light, deep-set eyes,
and winning smile. Her voice ? is
wonderful both in volume and compass,
and you are surprised because Of the
the girlish figure. But what charms
most is its absolute purity. From first
to last, from upper note to- lower, you
can detect not the slightest hanhness.
nits perfect purity it seems almost ethe-
real. 1t sounded sweetest in a Swedish
ballad which she sang, accompanying
herself on the piano, when petsissently
encofed on her first piece, a selection
from Verdi's ''Ernani." Mile. Nilsson
also sang in qu.,tette from "Martha,"
and duet from '"Don Pasqu.le," yet
she appeared no time during the eve:
ming to sc. great advantage as in scena
and aria from "Lucia." But with all
this power and compass aud rich meas
and purity, there seemed to me to BE
one thing lacking in this wonderful
voice, and that wss-soul.': geoasa ?; .
+ Next to the prima donna; vary prop:
er|y comes Miss Adnisi Louise CRY; i
Boston young lady,5 with 7airieho con.
tralto voice which gives e1idehcs of
thorough CIVILIZATIONS She has appear
ed in London With markell success
having filled engagements al Tie Royal
italian Theatre With Mile Nilsson.
Her voice has that tedderness; mellow:
ness and depth ~lof feeling which none
but contralto voices have iosbe' reminds
one at once Of Adelaide aoPhinipps,
Il ough her voice has less fitness. da1t
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-29

. g II re 3 ~ =" '"'.riz
r,h1t} t1c:G4 EtruYf>
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22
MARRIED..

At Mllville. Jan. 10th. by VIM. W. Guptill Esq
Mr.. VIM NJ. Moore to Miss Lizzie Hampton, bot
of this County.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22
TO SMOKERS AND CHEWERS.

ID EFoRE YOU BUY YOUR TOBACCO CALL
I'D in at my place, as you can buy it here Fifty
per cent ehesper than anywhere else.
nIo J. N. MANAeSE.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22
A Perfumed Tooth-Wash :

Mix teaspoon of Murray and Lanman' S
Florida Water in tumber of pure, soft
water, and you have toothwash far su-
perior to all the lotions and dentfrices ever
offered for sale. 1t will not injure the ena-
mel; will heal all tenderness or soreness OF
the gums mouth, and will impart most
delightful fragrance to the breath
As there are counterfeits possessing none
of these hygienic properties, always ask for
the Florida Water prepared by Lanman and
Kemp, New York.
For sale by L. Wellendorf druggist, Main
street. Shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22
SHASTA COURIER

PRoGREssING.-Th The California and Ore-
gon Railroad keeps moving northward, ana
will soon reach the northern boundary OF
the State The road is now graded twenty
six miles, and iron has been laid on eign-
teen.--[ MarYsville Appeal.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22

BRowN, who was in love with young
lady, asked permission to call her by the
explicit name of some animal, which was
granted on condition that she should nave
the same privilege. Brown said 1000
night, deer" Good night, bore sad
she Brown is disgusted with fgurative
courtship.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22
Remittent and Intermittent Fevers,

Hem1ttent and IntermItttHl FtFeIS'
Chills and Fever. and Fever and Ague are
all speedily cured and permanently banished
from the system by the use as directed, OF
Bristol's Sarsaparilla and Pills. The hard
est Ague Cake quickly disappears under
their healing influence. $50
For sale by L. Welendorff, druggist, Main
street Shasta
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22

If you would keep your Oldest boy from
walking in his sleep, let your servant girl
be as old and ugly as possible.
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WAHHINGT6H.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune

GuHELIEF OF QflNlOS.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The opinion Of District
A,bEne5 General Talbot, telegraphed JesserdaJ,
that uneIpended balances could be used In carry
lnR on pnhlfc buildings, and completing WORT by
.nr ''she mouse board. was repudlated to-day BY
Gomptso1lef Taslor, OF the Treasury, who. IN
very eharp letter to Judge KIch7rdson, declines 10
We nonnd oJ the opinion. In this he Is Joined BY
The Com,Dfsslouer Of CugsomH. who ndheses to
tis former decisions concerning expenditures for
ient nouses- The Comptroller nakes IT. follow
INF points aaainst Nj. Tn1hot: Flint The Attor.
Acs Gcnetal can only give bis advice and op!D-
LONE. whereas the Comptroller decides cases and
questions without appeal, except to courts Sec
IND Having. rs Comptroller, decided upon law
In accordance with tic opinion Of Attorney Gen.
rrM Aketmnu, he viii adhcre TO that decisiou In
dtschnzRtuR his dutles. Third. The optu,ou OF Mt
Talbot Is In direct conflict with the pia4p spd
Poeitive pzoviAiona Of the law, provisions 30
rlatn and positive tna: the Comptroller, permit
ting m evasion Of them, would be grossly d!re-
lect IN his duty. Fourth, Mr. Talbot has assumed
to ect as Attorney Geuesa1-wItaopt authority OF
law, End his opinion has no ot1etal character IN
til approved by the Attorney General. which won't
ht soou, since II reTerses MI. AEernau's ofinIou
already rendered. Arrangements, which werc
! making, To proceed with various public buildings
and other public works, under Talbos's oplatop,
arc again brought toa stand-s,ll BY this decision
Of the Comptroller as the latter declares that be
will not spprore WARRANTS for any Of the cxpendi.
lures contemplated by Nj. Talbors paper.
| WYOMING foLIHcs.
Arrivals fre1n Wyoming report very heated
state OF political affairs IN that Terr,tory
scarcely 7ess exciting than the late 1naiat
trouble. In the election held there last week Il
was reported tnns II the Republicans were No,
successful they would develope mch strength ant
irsure such organlZ ltion as to make their success
cestatn two yearh hence Governor Campbell hn:
taken very actve part in this attempt to reclaim
the Territory, aol Ia highly commended for hi!
Efforts by the party managers here.
| CESsrs OF wAsHIEGroS.
The census Of Washington has hten completed
The population Is III, ,!3o. an Increase Of 5oo7s
| 6e per ctnt since 1900 1t has been taken durtn{
the duliest time known for number OF years
, 1870-09-08
AMuHEMEHTH.
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A1, Booth made his third appearance, last even
ing, at Mcvlcler'a Theatre. in the role Of Eago,
with m audience in attendance which was lit.
orally Immense. The heat IN the auditorium was
almost sunocating, but the audience bore the
calustc orGtal hraycly TO the end. Idyo ts In our
ESTIMATION, Ar. Booths lest character, A9 VIC
have before stated, mainly Uwiug 10 the fact, peg
haps, thnt the role Is less physical, and does moi
give my Opportunity for the display OF his 10
maNue faults. He Ia the very incarnation o1
sui d. mischief, aTant hyrocFlcy. and utte1
ucvtltshueAs. The rerstnauon, or couEse, was d
success, and was often greeted with hearty ~.
rlAuse. Into the details Of that SUCCESS. We ueed
rot inquire, ~ We have tine anf, again expressed
lhem.
NrSECN,
The +Home Wreck this evening and Luttng
tho remainder of the week.
DEARBORN THEATRE.
The Ecat docs not seem to prove any dftwbAc1
upon the attendance at khe Dcarloru. The bill
fur the week Is very Attractive, ami y croMtet
audience enjoys 1t nightly.
CIRcCS-
The circus company has no reason 10 complain
Of Its PATRONAGE and Its audiences have no reaso
to complain OF the performances.
TIE pRATORtO SOCIETY
meets, this evening, In lower Farwe,l Hall. PEI
sons t'estEous Of being members should atten.
and make application to the Secretary. They ar
Fthea1Alug ''Eliiah."
, 1870-09-08

speeding On lne to safe spot IN left ne.d. Wood
and CuihbcIt eaaily coming L. Tr-acy popped
X r., an saT ~ IT, Tor 1conara 70 r., Flynn wAs
Ctne.nnatf-The Muspect Was unprcn!slng
that they could not hope TO bat lrukhaHa's rtlrh-
ssEse e vi Vsa .i sass ssls .ssr g s d.
man HIT = safe Eruuuder to left
1os BIZ ant In. ssE on 70. second; md only got II
bad ulhicull toul bound tuuf1ed ty E,ps, and
then unxrsietnlly struck aafe Krouuder to Ieil,
ruiDg 70 nEHt. ann hcartug Waterman tn. He was
i second IN wt!gn.s tavase bounae. ~ TO Wood. .
Then Leonarss gave Wnx, another chsuce. whirh
y sktulIy tmprov 4 II nslding sharply TO secopd.
ana a. securing Hn!Es, while Duty sent ta- bali 10
the enMhlFc-another ru!tag' dirtct!y tn favor n
the Net!A- leonard stole a<ron.l On = pass,,,i
sahos ar h.nE. and was brought In by Bfalnsrd's
sxeasy came to the bat amid nrsa.hiess sss
Interest," Tor matters wcrc getting :ycrT
snoafe,, asa rSs'n: e, ero. uogs s.u.. c5sz!sy
out to respond to the severe cxaction, and lifted
The ball faz and long to right ne1d. Flynn backed
on rapidly for It, ann As the butt descended, the
vsss ss:e:nbls was breathleas with suspense. II
Ifa.!aId were running the bases for dear llif aud
Il that haI He!e nnt secured two more talltcs
Ntit certain to be scored, leaving hut to TIC and
h. threw up biz hand, u certain swinging Of the
aims and turning Of the body indicated that be
ee'l missed the NJ: hut he had t!pNc nntain8 oi
h his se sap nsS Sat {hs ssns nc
Win shout OF oi tTunra. sat s
The great game wss at IN end, aud lie whtt
America by beating the Red >ssskEIgs worse thai
ipgh ''>1 '' s '''''S
, 1870-09-08

AO = AA&A <AA AAAsNAhAAROAANs
ISDIASAPo1I:, Sept s.-The indianapolis Fair Is
mnst successfully tuaugusated to-day. heln2 what
may properly be termed the commencement Of
the exhibition: Monday and Tuesday. a. usual.
were devoted to the arrival aud arrangement of
entries- The weather to-dar has been extremely
hot, hut, despite thts drawback, the Attendance
h4s been anly as large as the &c &sosssspoaI!uR days
,he Ent@ tor admissions.
TIC l!splays IN the different departments are
fully equal to any exhibitions Of other years. and
In several instances greatly exceed anything VI
the kDd ever held III The State. In the lire stock
department, such number and variety Of en-
tries ware never before known. The exhibition
Of hogs Is, without doubs, the largest and mos,
extensive ever made In the country. This Is tue
Testimony Of snch noted hog breeders "a George
Anderson, Samuel Cahlll, OF Ohio: BaldridSe,
Sa FEE and uos asa aehsn 1aha ~ ne 0's sa
hiliuon Of short horEs Is consdcre,
Is the most extensive ever neld tn the West.
Jones, OF ll.inos, and t3esrral Meredith, Of this
state, zach have magnificent sserus, whose com
bined value is ccrtntoly not less than fo0.s
One hundred and thirty nine horses are on tue
Tie exhibition Of horses i, without parallel IN liz
State, and has irswn here noted horscmeu from
all palta Of the West
The following awards we're made to-day In the
ring for saddle horses: There were eight entr1es
the inst premium being aW.trled tn y. 3. Flarey
OF this city: second to E. I. Hunt. OF Danviile.
For the premium of $50 for best pair o.
carriage horses there werc seven entries: Rec.
llaumoud, Of Green Castle, Ind.. taxing the trsI
and owen Fuller, Of TeFre Hante. the Second pre-
mium- Five entities were made for the premium
ur $50 to the best matched team, Owen Fuller
NJ Tefre Haule, carrying od the tlrst premium
lui v. E. Wood OF this city, the second For tn,
Purse OF tlso 70 the fastest tsotting doabi'
team, best three in 1ye, there were tpret entries
| Owen Fuller, Blanche and Daisy Dean, wtnnlni
| three Straight hcata. Coane Pat, RsnG an
| nay sam second. IN The puls
og ss25 for trottlng stAllans. fur were entered
Shakespeare l. Deny. Of Terre Haate, took III,
| ntst money, winning IN three straight heats
| Arlington, owned DJ Morgan and Evansville
] took the second noreT.
! Tomorrow there are three time races. two tynt
ttnR and one pacing. oa Friday the great rae
Tor The pure Of 81, 400 NIl take place, and prou
| scs to be vcty exciting seven frst-class horse
being. entered for It TIE displa
| II the fair "a 50 remarkably nn
that the trnslees Of the city schools hare ol
sered the closing OF this scho4,ls on Friday n en-.
ble the children to attend Many Of the feadin
| bnsiness houses of tte CITY will close to-morro
| sltnil1r opportunity.