The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-22
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An effective drop scene-an ex-
caution on the gallows., -. . 10 %.,<.> -
The first camp-meetins 10 OhioIwas
held at Marietta in 1906. ;. ~ e..
"A line Of six new British steam
ers of 1900 TONS is about to be started
between New York and Liverpool.
Texas has new game-one holds
a revolver the other holds the cards.
Shortly after the game begins a coro-
ner holds an inquest.
"A Troy Dutchmau, ia trying to
reach the ferry-boat, fell into the va
ter. His first exclamation on being
hauled out was, "Minc Colt, let's have
pridge!''
That was cheerful "Filteenth
Amendment who, when he was ar
rested for stealing half carcass of NUT
ton from stall, put III as a defence,
that since ne became voter he though
he ought to stake sides. somewhere"
"A new revolving cannon has been
tried at Valence, and is said to be a
great success. A correspondent le-
scribes it as terribly destructive weap-
on at 5000 yards.
| Since the breaking out of the rev.
solution of 1863, 981 Poles. have been
executed, and over 1000 of these trans
ported to Siberia have died from hard
ships and prlvation.
r -Four thousand applications for ap-
poiotments in the Treasury Depart
ment are on file, and, as the force is
being reduced instead Of increased
the chances of applicants are not very
encouraging.
The Unioa Pacific Railroad Com
pany are discharg'ng quite number
OF their employees, but it is claimed that
they will increase their force again il
i October.
The Misses Young (Brigham's
daughters) number about twenty-four
They are described BY one wko saw
them at Salt Lake theatre the 'othe,
night as all stout and fne-look ing.
About twenty miles from Carson
City, Navada, are some miner.
springs called Steamboat Springs, iron
the noise they make, which sounds
like several steamboats, dischar gins
steam.
+ A1n& Arizzonna General stonssnan
has concluded a treaty Of peace, with
the Apaches, on condition that the H.
diaps protect the. whites within then.
boundaries, 4 and prevent all oehe,
i bands of'savages from com hitting dep
relations on their lands. .ve* .'.2r:'} "a
I Texas cattle ale nov being shipped
by sthe Kaosas Pacific, railroad at tn,
rate IF 1900 per day The shipments
will average 1900 per day as soon as
the asf1 trade sets in. There are now
50, 900 70 100000 in the vicinity Of
Abel'ne.a"g ,',!:a:.au ~,n .....J So
Tho wife of Sir John Young.
Governor General If Canada, having
Edetermined to get her name into the
papers for Going something worthy O
tue danes Of old has notified her 10
tention of presenting sword Of hen "
to- Lieut.. Col. Chamberlain for bis
bravery at the front during the Fenian
INVASION. 81 800, ~ w.. ..;.:. f. ,ts..
-W'thin seveuty.fve years France
has been once contitutional monarchy
Uouis Philip2e), twice military die.
tatorship, three times a republic, three
times 40 imperial monarchy, and three
times 9 Bonrbon. kingdom.
A new method Of advertising has
come III vogue at the East in the va y
Fof printing on the back Of railroad
tickets. Advertising agents have a.
ready made contracts for the exclusive
privilege on soma, of the. roads, and
have re,sold at handsome ADVANCE
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| "A Chicago paper is responsible fol
the STORY that a few days. since some
boys TO- that city dropped IAN anvil
weighing two hundred pounds: out sol
q :fourth-story winGoW on the head Of
an African who was passing, and be
had them arrested. He said he was
! willing tolet boys have fun but when
they jjammed ! 9 geuman's That down
over his eyes and spoiled il in that
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