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The ponnsylvanla Coal Trade.

SCRANTON, October 7-Notwithstand.
Ing the extremely low prices obtained at
the recent sales in New York the coal
men in this region expect to continue
work, and no trouble Is apprehended by
the mineEa The Journal suggests the
stoppage OF work for d few days to tln.
loadcGrs and boats now waiting at ship.
ping ports, TO save the trade from utter
prostration for the balance ol tile season.
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Death of Gen. Robert Anderson, ,
., the Hero of Sumter, rI

CINCINNATI, Oct. 27-Private dis.
patches received here to-day say that
General Robert Anderson died at Nice,
France, last evening. lie had gone from
Yevay to Nice three weeks ago, hoping
TO receive benefit from the change. His
family is with him. The remains will
be brought by the United States vessel
Guerrero to this country for interment.
1t Is known here that the recent reports
concerning his alleged inpeCunlosity are
entirely without foundation, inasmuch as
he received full pay as Brigadier General
and had a handsome income besides.
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Thirty men in tho minc at Leaham
where tho explosion occurred are dead,
Tho pit Is on fro. Another explosion Is
feared, MA nff ll bpt HG! 'f'. -f-ts
q Matters arc Rll arranged for q series Of
matches between the English horse ster.
ling and the American horse Harry Bias.
sett for 100000. Two thousand pounds
will be allowed the owner of Harry Bas.
sett to run the match iu England, q dis.
tance Of one mile and a half Horses to
carry even weight. Or A.gt
U. s. Minister Schenck Is indlsposGd
and has gone to the inner country TO 70.
cuperate. r nov .u.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-An insane man
was brought 10 tho hospital to-day. lie
represented on his arrival that the officer
who had charge of. him was. insane; that
he took him and placed him under the
caro- Of the officials. The officer was &C.
cordingly locked up as tho insane
man. In several hours the insane man
ESCAPED. -. .L...----..
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Execution N Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 81. jerome
Brooks, the murderer Of Slate at Logans.
port, Indiana, last April, was hung at Del.
phi today. He manifested the same stolid
and careless indifference up TO the last mo.
ment that he has shown from the time Of
his arrest. On the scafIold he asked and
was granted leave to place the moose
around his neck A large number Of per.
sons we're in town, but no disturbance oc.
currpd
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Kansas Editorial Excursion,

GtBsoN, TNDtAN TERRITORY, Oct. 81
The Kansas editors party, arrived here to-
day, and were Hospitality entertained BY
Major Stevens, manager Of the Missouri,
Kansas s. Texas railroad, A portion Of
the party visited Fort Gibson, and were
cordially received by Major Garland, com
mander Of that post Fort Scott and Sc.
dalla viii be visited tomorrow.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Oct. 27..-The designations of
the Ministers hos been accepted by the
Emperor. No succession TO Count HolC.
henwart, has been named. 1t is probable
Cheyalier Schmertsug, will DO called on
TO take the head Of the now Ministry.
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BosroN, Oct. 27.-The schooner River
Queen, Of Gloucester, given up by her
owners as lost, had a crew Of twelve per-
sons. Great anxiety Is felt for her. The
Fitz Z. Z. Riggs, Jr., which has been
absent on Georges Bhnks about four
weeks, has not been seen since the gale Of
the 18th inst. r.rsr
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFTICE OF THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. y. O., Oct. 27=TS0 r. n.


The low barometer in New York and
New England will probably moye east
ward, followed by brisk and possibly high
northwest winds on the east Atlantic.
FRESH northwesterly winds, with partially
cloudy weather, will continue on Lakes
Erie and Ontario, and lighter winds on
the upper lakes. Clear and pleasant
weather will continue in the Middle,
Southern and Gull States, with light,
fresh winds, cloudy weather, and local
rains In Southern Florida. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated for Saturday.
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The Ruth MURDER. MedlIcott fouVd
t,DiltV.

ST. Louis, Oct 2z-A dispatch from
Garret Kansas says the jury in the Dr.
Medlicott murder case returned verdict
Of guilty in the first degree. The mo otion
for q new trial will be argued on Nnvem-
ber 2lst, Medlicolt Is proiessedly con-
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Smuggling on tho NIassnc husetts Coast

BosToN, Oct. 97.-.A schooner from
Sherbourne, Nova Scotia, yesterday,
landed several thousand dollars worth Of
smuggled goods at Reverdy, where they
were seized by the revenue officers.
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Execution In Florida.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct 27.-Wm. z.
Scott was executed here to-day, for the
murder Of Rosamond Carlin and two mail
children, in February Last.
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Orab IRS"t hs'Aes +hSH'
U1RrST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
need OF Trust made to me by William Ho-
,.tr and Nancy llusaCk his wife, OF Cameron, In
vS,.saI coputy, West Virginia, bearing date tho
IN day Of December, 1868, will, on
SATURDAY, the 2Jth day Of Nov, A. D. 1871,
an ,hc prenl.cs in tho town OF Cameron, in the
Soggty Of Marshall, state Of West Virginia, at
,SosIotk an VI that day, proceed TO sell at
n,hlis ado all the right title and interest OF the
f,IWili.m llosck and Nancy llOsack his wife
'rSrI tn The following described real estate,
,b,t, to say, all their ri2ht title and Interest IN
md 10 the Gldydtd Onc.half OF lot Of ground
,,satrd In south Cameron, Marshall county,
VT yIrrinn, known Rs lot No. (iB) sixteen;
,,1 The undivided interest Of tho said William
iio.acS and Nancy his wife In and 70 tho follow.
in, de,rrlbed prOpVIty situated In the town Of
Itnrrou and bounded and described As follows,
IWit; Beginning at a stake, thence 3 ~ deg.
v Ibir,yOnc feet TO u stake, thence n, 81 deg. ..
,1,y.seyGn feet to the Poplar SprIngs road,
hstto tRirty.twO and one'half feet along said
rOad to . stake, thence e. ~ deg W; seventy
sybt and Onuhalf feet 10 tho beginning; also,
osehalf Of an alley now open between tho lot
mentioned And another lot belonging 10 james
P1ton Of the city Of Baltimore, Maryland,
witch alley Is eight feet, more or less, In width
1.-THE ,fOHt on Poplar Spring road, and runs back
Ia ihe 'eafO Of lot adjoining on the north belong.
MILO s4!d james Fulton, and at the reor OF said
xxi. len feet, more or less, in width, the portion
Of ud alley hereby conveyed Is tho Ono.half
bs,c5i toSlt tour feet front and ilve feOt, more
a, lf.. al the rear Swing and reserylng or OF
he premises hereby conveyed, tho right to the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company TO re-
Doye, alter and repair certain pipes through said
premises, nov used and occupied by the said
company to convey water from there down to
Ae w.ttf station on their road, and also rcsery.
iga 10 saId James Fulton the right to have, use
,tdnaInun the track running across the rearend
Of uld lol. being an extension OF the "Y" as the
lue /, now used and occupied as long as said
"Y' aud track ia kept open and used by eaid
COnpiHyup to the lot hereby conveyed from the
main iACk Of ssd Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad;
lIO al0t Of ground in the village Of Cameron,
IN Marshall county, State Of West Virginia, and
which lot IA bounded on the south by y lot Of
Caul. Keller, and 90 the west by an alley, and
% thcnOnh by a lot Of Henry MOore's, and on
the eA. by RisStcr lot, and being tho same pro.
Wfy heretofore cDnyeyedby D. H. Dix and wife
DIhe Aii William llOsaCk,
TEgSs or sALE-One.half cash, balance three,
tIAad niue months Il. j. PORTER,
o:g Trustee.
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A Cuban Contribution to Chicago.
WAsHrNaToN, D. G., Oct. 27.-The
Secretary Of State has received dispatch
from Havana announcing contribution
Of $4,000 to the sufferers by the fire ot
Chicago. The amount was sent by cable
to Simon Devisser, New York.
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SWITZERLAND.

BERNIE, Oct 27.-It Is announced that
the French government owes the Swiss
Confederation for the maintenance Of
Bonibakis army while in Switzerland
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct. 27-The Duke Montpen.
sier announces that he will take bis scat
In the Spanish Congress as soon as his
daughters health permits.
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T ARGE SALE OF
Pure.Bred Short Horns.

The subscriber will sell at auction, OF Charles.
Town, W Va, On November lst, at IL NJ, his
heFd Of TlllkTY'EIGHT HEAD Of
pare.Brel Short Horn Cattle,
Consisting Of . Cows and LETTERS and l9 Bulls.
TheseM Me chiefly young cattle, all OF the purest
I'd ihr American short Horn Herd book.
AcAtAIOgle containing terms, pedlgreGs, &C,
WILL be sent to any one on application TO the sub.
Nfibu
sp3Odlw JAMES N. RANSOM.
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ENGLAND.
More subscriptions for Chicago

SSsFsH" ASA SASNbN'
LONDON, Oct 27.-Queen Victoria sub.
scribed G500 for tho relief of the Chicago
sufferers. The fund at the Mansion House
last night amounted to g41 800. The
Mayor Of Bristol announces he has re,
ceiVed Gl,G00 for Chicago.
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NEW YORK, Oct 97.-Artivod from
Liverpool, steamers China and France,
and LaWrent from Havre
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Yellow Fover.

CHARLESTON, s. G., Oct 27.-ThHe
were ten deaths from yellow fever to-day.
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For Sale.

roR sALE-A GOOD OPPoRTU.
WI INV I. offered Of purchasing an estab-
l. n.tn'5 thriving business in this city. Only
tihca Sn| |c,g,,I required Satisfactory reasons
nodeiM,g fTbi. Is rare chance for an enter
igi 'g,n1 ,,i,a Addrrss, by letter. r. NJ, lntelll.
pH,ms G@"y. ME- with real name, as no other will
.,,ye attention OCst
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DWgTLlNG HOUSES FOR SALE,
Nv 6. 1, CuthbeFC.

NO., ,,odbpuscs on John ttreet; comiOrtA'
4, ls,,n,Inp sU.rvp Elm street. house Of s rooms on
,vti nv n'. ',,,cr one of rooms on Market street;
Man rooms on First street. house OF .
Ols o,. y. UD lampdcu stIeei; two houtes on Zane
IDvIs bousc on Fourth street; house aud two
sSrr ~. oo Bsmpdca street; large house on Clay
ys .,,set &c. &c, sc, For sale at
ST.. CUTnBERTS LAND OFFICE,
Monroe Street
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| STAND LOTS For sAfE

I
having sold all the lots offered at $500 each,
a"pt iwo, now offer ten lots fronting on the
,assue @ sue OF Elm and Chestnut streets and ex.
s..S "sSn 70 ihe river Price from $500 to &, ,OOC
Iu; o,s NSoflng 10 size and location. Terms,
nsvvn Srs ;v c,,h residue in equal instalnents al
Anal JEo. P. aILCHRisT,
sl Az Top Miil.
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NOR sALE-ONE GOOD WARE.
ROOM on Monroe street, .-.-.,
q One S5giorlAOc Dwelling liouEe on Monroe
'IT,G Tso new Brick Dwelling Houses on Quincy
'IsSs GSS new l,a Cottage on tho Island, on Broad
,n U"V "'' !. IRWIN,
va, Real Estate Agent.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

IIT 71VT W FaTv wv HOUU IN WHICH, NOW fB. T77.I
Nde sllite on John stTcet, few doors iiH
nNoI Fiith The house Ia a substantial liH
WIADsIoFy brick containing eight rooms, be.
h9cs bath room and kitchen, and finished
Mlc, wlihA good Ccllsr hot and cold water In
ahhitooms. The hOnsC Is In good order and
Ne.l located aud IN every way desirable prop.
gV, bc,ng 9nta tile over EQuare from the
'"'omeo' There Is also ON The premises a good
BRICK STABLE,
ilnelent ioF four horses, and carriage house.
~! ghe WlshingtO purchase can Cxaniiuo the
Premises atany time.
'ep23 JNO. F. McDRRMoT.
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TRrsT sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
need OF Trust made to me by William Ho-
,.tk and Nancy llusaCk his wife, OF Cameron, In
W,.siIi county, West Virginia, bearing date tho
Jl.t day Of December, 1865, Will, on
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-04
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Some women whose vote. were
refused in the recent election in Wash:
iogton have concluded to prosecute
the managers Of tho election. The
damages are laid q 1880 in each
case, g that in case Of. defeat in the
Circuit Court an appeal can BE- taken
to the Supreme Court. ,:~...I *. IT,
Mrs. Jane, Eden WAS crushed to
death at, Chio,v", on sF,id ~. by being
eapeh, he,wet"'he rail o., Of Randolph
street br.lg, and that of the western
approasn. thetet,'. Il r.. ... .s,..s> .:.,.
A libel suit has been commenced
against the Chicago Post, by Miss
Lydia Gilbert, one Of the managers Of
the proposed lottery for the benefit Of
abandoned woman. <'.>'. , r@as.-
"A young lady, Mary Brookway,
recently celebrated the 10th birthday
ia East Washington, New Hampshire,
by splitting and carrying into the
b 1use half cord Of wood. :; ; J. II g. s.. y
The Dubuque Times Us that the
highest land in Iowa, at Spirit Lake,
is7 900 feet high; 1000 feet higher
than the highest mountain i in the
United States outside If Alaska.
Thus far twenty-tour Iowa Repub.
lieans have refused t., be considered
Candidates for the nomination for Lieu
tenant; Governor. 49,.
For five. years the, grasshoppers
have destroyed almost the entire crops
in Utah, and they are again, correspond.
ents say, showing themselves in un-
numbered millions. When this fearful
scourge first put in an appearance Brig
ham designated the gras~hoppers cthe
army. Of the Lord" sent among the
saints to teach them what He could dc
in destroying the Gentiles from off thu
face of the earth. But for five success
I ssilv'eas:years this sceurge las appeared
and has failed to ""pass eastward anon.
The Geotiles.", - 1872 49,: -: :. .,<,
! -Gen. Spinner has been Treasurer
Of the United States fer 10 years an,
has handledio that time the very larg'
sum; Of $50, 100000. s,sss> ri ~
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The Alcxand,i,. E,st has been L.
formed that tbs hest way t, kill rotate
| ~ g !. = spri ks souf On their sps5
&, seaasi ! ,h.m % .n.es their heads "a,
~ g -. written % Hotaoe Greedy 70
= ,ert i. IL iii. 4, %. PIE i.
The L.ns.boro Rsrald ssys th,t
: eowardly attempt has bsen made to
mob Bella French's printing Office, 10
Spring Valley. A tev pistol shote
from Bill. caused the luti4ns to de-
Gasp. +. s i tts.y'zf !. !,
The Governor has selected A,
Wiochell, State teologist Of Michigan,
to examine the salt works at Belle
Plaine. his,appointnen, is made nm
der the lay. Of last winter 81 which a
grant Of lands IN aid Of the Company
was made dependent on Z. ! favorable Re-
port by q geolgist.as:. st z>@2 ~ i<A
:
The Minneapolis 7+i5uas says two
men in row both attempted to effect
alanding on Nicolet Island. Tues lay
morning. The current was too strong,
and all the Indications were that they
would unwilliogly, go over the Fall.
Fortunately one Of the men caught
hold OF one Il Of the guy ropes : of: the
bridge and .bracing himself held the
boat. This alone saved. their lives.
Hun areds Of persons witnessed, the
scene, and when the men~ escaped, a
murmur Of extreme isfflction was
manifested. ....:.,, ....,,.. 49,. ID.
1t is stated that. there are nearly
5000 men employed on the construo.
ton work of the Northern Pacific road
Track is being laid at the rate of one
mile per day. Cars, are running now
20 miles beyond Rrainard. 80 $500
The most e=-;ensive ,m,apl, suga,
maker in Minnesota this season, is Mr.
L. Hamel, q French settler in the
towo Of Medina, near Medicine Lake
who With two sons, has tipped 6v,
thousand trees, and up to the LIST inst.
had made and marketed 8, 900 pound,
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MINNESOTA NEWS.

. Bishop Whipple baptized twenty
one babies at Chat6eld one day last
week. :.
50, The St. Peter Tribune says a
boy named, Henry Wilkinson, had one
leg caught under heavy roller which
he was driving, and ground to shreds..
It was amputated above the knee:
"A little child of Mrs. Peterson,
near Wauamingo, says the Red Wing
Argas, was thrown from a wagon aud
killed, %<> it ( .so1 "a slr' II 800
Mr." L. W. Kilbourn, former
resident Of our city, called on us, Sun
day, on his way to his home at Alcxan-
drla in this State, direct from Pensaco-
Ia Bay, Florida, whe' he spent the
winter -Rochester Post. NJ .sF''ss. !,
~ ~, f&&&4.:. aEsag Eass5s Il 55tNaf. :
|e,y Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fleok, IL
Austin, celebrated ted! their .i golden wsd-
dug last week Gv..x,s. z.t....,.... .,s-,,s
.-'-Schuster's: Brewery, At Rochester,
was burned on Tuesday of last weak.
Loss $4,000 insurance - 200 Sd Aboo.
s5,O00taworths of beer was saved 2z7
The State Normal School 1t wi.
mons has been appoibted ! station 70,
meteorological observations st. BY The
ISnithsonian Institute. sss - :.
The people Of Spring Valley, Fill
more county, having cleaned out whisky
saloons from their village, 40 now o..
ssn,sisg IN ~f"Ansi. Tobacco League !
shieh the editor ofthe Psoy,es, salyls
t''has nov sixty members, Of both SEA SEA, g.,
nrgi',g in sges from ten TO sixtJ
years." .~.. ~. s:..755 ~.
4 IS. 1t IS expected that Detroit Git,
will be the county sea. Of Becker, com
Ity. This is new town; on the line d
i
| q The 3 Northern Pacific. the head Of
pe'ro't Lake; .t:,..ysssfts. . !. sd 80
1leiots ]. F. Bachelor, Who E h,,
bean confined in Fyr,ss Smelling /, som.
time for fraud apl embezslement, /; 81
]: capped last Suaday night. Ono: hun
dred dollars reward has been offered
Tor his arrest. Il :sss1 1851
1.-Two daughters, ten and fourteen
years old, of John McNamara, Of Col
Ilinsville, failed 70 return home On The
might Of April 18th, after bein6 sen,
out on an erraad. The next morning
the river was dragged and their bodies
with that Of Michael qlynn, ! laborer,
was found !. IT'S supposed that they
! fell from . foot bridge into the water,
] and chat sGlyun lost his life trying to
.IfaYsthsn.
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AS ono Of the Wagons belonging to
Barnum's oircu. va crossing tho track
Of New jersey Central road, Il Canford,
on April =, i vass struck BY the en-
CINE Of the 6:3o train, dashiog, the
wagon to pieces and killing the mules
At the pole There were men in the
wagon at the time, three Of whom were
killed and three dangerously voanded.
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o. @. HINES,
/" THE !. : PAINTER ). i =

Having permanen,ly located Ia St. Cloud,
to, and mil, win the aid, Of Paint, Var
nishes. and other accessories of the craft, re.
juyenate OLD BUILDINGS, CARRIAGES,
SIGNS. So, and make them aappesr, = as
subjects 81 Ike character should "a the
[hrsnoh] line Of The n. P. R.:R. Il ..sxsAn"
new work az vel % most any body else:
do Paper-hanging, either plain or decora.
tive; Graining,s Gliding, Glazing: almost
anything in the line of painting, Try me.
Shop on Washington Avenue,
:. ~ ST: CLOUD, MIME oTA
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WHITE BEECH,

Ten Million seedlinga, At 500 for, one
hundred thousand. A very hardy, rapid
grower; valuable for timber and pro-
spreading foliage, distributed by bewitch-
ing spray, gives it an enchanting beauty
hard TO excel . z
Multitudes of Forest Trees, and Evergreens
without number, rs Varieties. BG- Our
prices are less than ON Z HALF the ordinary
Nurse,y rates. Large descriptive Catalogue,
containing mnch valuable Information,
mailed for 10 cents. Address,
PINNEY & LAWRENCE,
sn2s-4m Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., Wis
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The 0gerlund Aanthly Tor Nj, i,
has an excellent t.bla Of content !:
..The Rocks Of the John Dry Val "
..ptom BelftJ toss Dol e.se. ID
Central Ese aad e, Qbhviod ~. j y.,t-
u Oak J; The Spectre Of NsY4dl,; &
"a Glinpss of Three Crowned Heads I.
"The Bose and the Nightingale; =
"Ideal Womanhood )" ''On the Mexican
Border;;" "a Final Pause )" "Samar.
Titans.' : J. a. Germany & CO., pub:
fishers, San Francisco, Cal.
VALENTINE Vox; Tar VENrR1Lo.
FouIsr By Henry sooctton::es his Il
the first volsma sfof ! new, ehesp and
popular edition of the ;works;of Henry
sCookton, now 10 COURSE of publication,
~ II. b. Peterson 3 Brothers, 9Phila.
delphia. which will haveaSa very large
sale, tor'itis one Of the most popular
works ever written. II serves up the
adventures Of assntriloquist, many Of
which are rare, humorous, graphic, pa.
thetic, and very fanny Il Is : most
amusing autobiography Of ! man who in
his time played many parts. s>>&s ss1'
Volume Three Of Good Health be-
gin, with the June number It is
really a:magazine of value, and ought
70 be;taken in every family A.sMcore,
publisher, Boston. - - C, villas
1.-THE Aaant;e for May contains
"The Descent Of Fire )" "May Flow
ers = Reorganization of Labor; its
Aggressive Phases t'The Campbells
IRE Comioe,;;" 'sVox Populi ""Bub-
bles from an Ancient Pipe )" "Kats
Beaumont" "Castilion Days." "Del-
sarte )" 'sIn May; ,'''The Captain Of
Fort Fisher )" "Our Eyes, and how, to
take care Of them )" t'Our Whispering
Gallery: ~ J: s. ossoood* & Co., pub,
fishers, Boston. s!>2*5 ex@ssz: 'st::s>s? 5@7sa
- Or Young, fialk, lenghtensI up
with nineteen illustrations, and many
charming stories and articles Of interest,
among which are f tho continuation Of
"Jack Hazard and his Fortunes =
*'Down with the Divers "a Family
Mystery )" "B.by's Day. "Two Days
in the Mammoth Cave > "Base balls
b how they are made;" 'That Egg
Story 5" Catching a Man, Eater = &c
James 's' Z: os 800 & Co., publishers,
Boston. ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-04

AT 4 meeting Of the St. Paul Board
Of Education this week the following
resolution was offered: <~ @'. go
r Rssolved, That rs the reading Of the Bible
Of the public schools is Objectionable to the
Roman Catholic portion OF tho taxpayers it
be discontinued, and tho several teachers
instructed accordingly. al. .. $50. ;.il:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-04
North North s. Star Iron Works,
..:,r HARRISON. c0RI0N 4 20

Maufacturers of Steam Engines and
Boilers, Saw Mil Machinery, FIGURING
Mills, Building Columns, Window Caps and
Stills, Hot Air Furnaces, Water Wheels, &c.,
&C..
All kind Of repairing and fob work done
promptly and in the best manner.
The FIGURING and Grist Mill department
will be under the uperintendencr of Mr..
y. a. Pray And the Saw Mill work will
be under the charge of Mr.. ELIAS CONNER,
which will enable the proprietors to fur.
nish all the latest improved Mill Machinery
and qua antce entire satisfaction.
Between Raiload Bridge and Pacific
Mills.
Minneapolis, Nov.sa2Sth, 1870. v11n2(
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-04

~: The Pioneer learns from the Rac;fc
Churchn'an, that Bishop Wbipple, Of
Minnesota, has been invited to take the
Diocese Of Honolulu IN the Sandwich
Islands.f The Murchnsan states that
It is thought he may accept the posi-.
ton on account Of bis health requiring
q milder climate. t,, a.. ..... ~~..