The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-23


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ARRIVAL. OF GEN. PHIL. sHERI
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He IL Met Here by Gen. Hancock. i
At half past nine o'clock this morning
Gen. Phil. Sheridan arrivedin town, &C
companied by Gen. ]. ". Forsyth and DR.
NJ. J. Asoh, Of his staff, and two Indian
and : guide. He left Fort Stevens, on tn,
Missouri, on the 9th inst. and came b,
way Of Forts Totten and Abercrembie
He reports Indian matters all quiet OF
this border and IA Northern Dakota.
H G. Burbank received ! dispatch dur.
ing the forenoon from Gen. s. B. Holabird
Of st. Paul. stating that Gen. Hancock
would meet Gen. Sheridan, here: ~
Gen. Hancock and party arrived at the
appointed time, and all returned this after
noon to St. Paul. f.:
SUDDEN DEATH.-At about ten o'clock
on Saturday night last, Mr.. Sylvester Mil
Ter died very suddenly. Z His disease was a
kind ofcramp. He had been about his
usual business during the day. MIR. MIL
Ter was q member of the Council from the
Fourth Ward, and was probably fifty years
Of age. He has been addicted to the use
Of liquor to considerable extent, which
was doubtless, in part, the cause of his
sudden death.
TRANSPORTATION -Messrs. Burbank &
Wilder have shipped from this place du-
ring the past week. to the upper Forts,
about 1000 poun Is Of govern ment freight.
From Sank Centre they sent 100000
pounds, and from Melrose, $4,000 pounds
the latter being -four entirely. They
also shipped from here about {, 900 pounds
Of Hudson Bay goods T..
STILL AT It'd. NJ. G. Murphy & Co.
are still selling very heavy bills Of grocer
les. In one forenoon this week their sales
amounted to nearly one thousand dollars.
Their business is steadily increasing, as 1t
is becoming known that they keep only the
beet goods and. sell at low figures. Mr..
Mace Mills has charge Of the salesrooms,
and thoroughly understands the business.
He has made many; friends for himself and
the house by his obliglng manners toward
all. y! ~ ,
DISTRICT CoURT.-The court assembled en-
Tuesday. Judge MoKelvy charged the
Grand jury. H. z. Mitchell was appoint
ed foreman, and A. Schroeder clerk, and
tho jury retired under charge of Deputy
Sheriff Gregory: They adjourned at noon
to day. Six indictments were found, but
We are not at liberty to make them public.
Several cases on the calendar have been
settled or continued. The famous Eich Us
Tay lor horse case, now on fourth term, 10
being argued this morning. 1t is now en-
tirely . question Of costs.
FOURTH OF JULY.-So far as we can
learn, there will be no general celebration
in st. Cloud on the Fourth. Many of our
citizens contemplate quiet picnics to the
lakes, or excursions into the country.
Paynesville win have . picnic, at which
Capt. L. W. Collins, Of this city, is to de-
liver an Grafton. There will be a picnic at
Cold Spring, and one at St. Francis. In
the evening . ball will be given at the
Morrison House, in Clearwater, by Mrs.
A. V.Oyster; and one at the Central
House, Cold Spring.
Hon. L. R. Bentley, Of Milwaukee, is in
town.
We had call on Monday from ]. J.
Owen, ESQ.,, editor Of the San Jose (Ca].)
Mercury. He has been travelling quite ex-
throughout the East and West,
taking notes-not to mention confiden.
tial tete-a-tete with Brigham Young as to
his household affairs. Mr.. o. is q brother
Of Mr.. J. H. Owen, and started yesterday
to return to California.
The st. Paul Pioneer says that officer
Patterson, Of that place, came to st.. Cloud
last week and arrested man named Shop
ard, who escaped from the Minneapolis
jail about year ago. The truth is that
the arrest was made by Policeman Robert
son, Of this city, and Patterson had moth
ing actually to do with it except, by mis-
to obtain SIS from the
Chief Of Police of Minneapolis for SER
vices never performed.
CRACKERs.-A choice lot Of st.. Louis
sweet and butter crackers, at Paul Mock
enhaupt's. Try them. :.
TEAoHERs.-Two members Of tho "A"
class Of tho Normal School at St. Cloud,
are DESTROYS Of situations as teachers,
aurin: the ensuing summer vacation. Ad-
dress Immediately, for terms and refer
ences, Box 1913, st. Cloud, MINI.
WASrED.-A good dining room girl want
ed at the Pacific House, at Depot. Wages
$500 Pr week. -
WHEAT WANTED.-Farmers having wheat
to sell will find it to their advantage to call
on H. T. Mitchell, before selling. Head
quarters at H. c. Burbank's Office on St.
German street. ~
$4,000 DoLLARs-Worth of furs wanted
at schulten's Drug Store, st.. German
street. Sohulten has accepted the agency
for one Of the heaviest New York exporting
houses and is prepared to pay the highest
st. Paul prices for good furs of all descrip-
tons. Country storekeepers and trappers
will find it to their interest to give him 4
call. II i; z.:,$f
Sugars, .coffees, teas, syrups, oils
ruits, crockery, stone and glassware, tan
cy goods, Yankee notions, table and apockf