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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-12-07

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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The Pennsylvania Railroad CON-
pany has closed contract with tho In.
ternaticnal Steamship Company for a
line Of steamers between Philadelphia
aud Antwerp.
Min ME Hauck, the American pri-
ma donna, gave grand matinee at the
Karl Theatre, in Vienna, Austria, for
the bennett Of the sufferers by the
Chicago fire. The theater was crowd
I'd and large sum realized, the seats
Bringing five times their usual prices.
-Ge2. Sickles, oar minister to Spain
was on Monday married, at Madrid,
ard ut ouco started for New York.
l';"-Smail pox has become an epidem-
ic III New: York, and slso prevails to
considerable extent in Chicago.
-Freight,,' west from New York,
Boston and Philadelphia are advanced
to SO conts per cwt.7 to Cincinnati, 81
to Chicago, aud ST ~ to St. Louis !;
other points Proportional.
-Russia is said to be armiug against
Austria.
The cotton crop is estimated At
s,224,o60 bales.
The National Board Of Trade will
meet at St. Louis, December 9th
The United Stats Hotel At New
burg, NY, was partially burned last
week, loss $26, 900.
| Judge McQuinn, Of New York,
has decided in the case Of tho forged
check that the bank paying it is the
loser, though drawn on another institu-
ton. The National; Mechanics Bank
ing Association suffers to the extent Of
$l5,500: ;:
=
lit is, estimated that graio to the
value os:he|f 4 million dollars j., ice
Q Ebeupd At different points OF; 1.-THE Eric
! eansl.: ,s>glis.:0. .v: *"Y<:* !: ..s.:4
J % rho = Democrats Of the: Georgia
legislature have defeated the bill intro
! duced by Mr.. Benton, rep. providing
2 for the payment Of ernanoip.ted slaves
: and. voted = resolution of ,censure fol
the introduction Of the bill. =. =.
Is: "A dispatch from Bombay says the
cholera in its worst form is raging with
great virulence in the city Of Delphi.
Mr.. George Bancroft, our minister
to the German Empire, is at present at
honorary member Of thirty-one learned
societies in Europe.
The Missouri river is frozen NJ
tight at Omahe, and teams are crossing
upon the ice.
The Paci6ce Ho:el and Railroad
Eating House at Dubuque was burned
yesterday. .>
The Mississippi is closed with iot
+ at Dubuque and further South.
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Robert Collyer, writing to The
Golden Age 10 reference to tho Cor

Robert Collyer, writing to The
Golden Age 10 reference to tho Cor
mel; horseshoe story, says:
No such offer has come to me up to
this date, either by letter, or word Of
mouth or telegram, Or iu sny other
way whatever. And l write this to
stop the thing if it be bogus or to hur-
~ it along If it be real, because 1 am
now ready to 60 to work right off at
tho price named. Aud when I have
made one horseshoe for the Cornell
boys, price $4,000, and got the money
iuto the treasury Of the Relief and Aid
Society, will reduce my price one
half, and make as many more as the
whole world has mini to order, and
apply the whole income Of the same Il
rebuild 6rst my church and then m,
home.
Really yours ROBERT CoILysn
Chicago, New. 16. 1871.
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Gov. Austin has issued a proolama-
ton doolariog the act for the removal
Of the county seat Of Kandiyohi county
70 Wilmer, to have been adopted at
the recent election, there being 700
votes in favor, and 5S8 against. The
county records have accordingly been
removed to that place. 1t is said the
legality of the vote is to be contest
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BRIDGE AT PRAIRIE DU CHEM
The winter bridge At Prairie du Chen
has been completed and the first train
Of cars passed over it at $3.50 P. NJ, on
Friday, Dec. 18th. This will be good
news to the travelling public, as passsen.
gers over the Milwaukee and St: Paul
road can now go through without
change of cars.
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"A violent hurricane visited the
Island Of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, on
the night Of the 9th ult, during which
many dwellings and other buildings
we're blown down, and great damage
done to shipping. Ten schooners and
&c big are reported wrecked.
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A LUXURlc~
.Us TRAIN.


Divis;~' completion of the Chicago
p IN of thu St. Paul & Milwaukee
load, We arc to have through train
from Chicago to St. Paul, by way Of
milwaukee. New and valuable feat.
ures arc to be introduced, the most
important of which viii be railway
postal ofise BY which the mails will be
carried through directly from Chicago
to St. Paul. A magnificent train Of
cars of tho most beautiful finish and
luxurious appointments is being COM
pleted, and will be put upon tho route
on the FIRST of next month. The COACH
Is are said to be Of original design, reg
ular dust excluders, and to be finished
10 style that rivals successfully any,
thing on car wheels. A largo and
powerful locomotive has been purchased
expressly for this train, and tho eugi-
neer now awaits orders to bring along
his gorgeous followers. Let 'em come ;
We con stand good deal of Luxury
St. Paul Pioneer.
The Milwaukee and St. Paul Rail-
road Company justly comes in for .
fair share of commentator for its en-.
terprise in thus connecting tho three
cities of Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul with daily trains which will com.
pare favorably with any in the soun-
tpo
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. @Rev .iDr. goes 10 for slex,ale'
Of raarphrasc. & In ringing To sashges
upon "Hc that had cars to hear, let
him hear" he had a iioe thing last
Sunday. "ffe that il accessible to
auricular vibration, let him 10. close
tho gate, IF his tympani," said the
dtctnr . >''>& ~; ~'.9s;f:t7'ja va
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GOOD FARM FOR SALE,

"a Beautifully situated on Camp
Lake, one and half miles from Clear
Lake depot. Consists Of 40 acres timber
and pasture 40 acres cultivated prairie,
both fenced and 40 acres of uncultitated
clean prairie. Good house well furnished
throug hout), buildings and every conven-
ience-all new last year. Easy terms. Ad-
dress, LEES 4 PEAKCE, Clear Lake, sher-
burne Co., Mimi. Az,
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Let the youth who stands with a
glass Of liquor in his hand consider
which he had better throw away-the
liquor OF himself. .
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GOOD BOARDING,

On or about the 20th of November the
undersigned will open boarding house on
Washington avenue, next door to Mont
gomery 4 Vests store, where he will be
able to comodate in frst.class style
boarders by the day or week. Rooms fur
nished when desired. Rates reasonable.
Apply to :. LAYER.
Il: Cloud, Nov. 7th, 1871: Nv.
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:. TEE City of Philadelphia has gener-
ously given the sum Of s2,5S0.95 for
the relief of the sufferers on the from
tier.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-12-07

Queen Victor'a's Christmas pres.
ent to the Emperor Alexander will be
six South-Dowu sheep from the North.
cumberland folds. Does she mean to
pull the wool over his eyes?
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-Set>tor Spinner states that his
chief work next session will consist in
urging the immediate Resumption Of
- sE3Iaf ~ = tAs1s s5-s *&4G&.f Il - ..
specie payments.
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l. "A victim q .e!reele,'s hand y, wit:
ing says "1f Horace had written that
Inscription on the wall Of Babylon,
Belsha zzar would have been i. good
deal more scared than he was"
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EDWARD A. STEVENS, editor of the
Minneapolis Ne'os resigned last Mon
day evening. Frank Daggett will take
his place.
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The name of the Lanesboro Herald
has been changed to C1ario" by its
aow publishers, Cloudy & Bixoy.
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MINNESOTA ITEMS.

Teams aro crossing at Winoua on
tho ice. - *.& Al A r.:
The total vote cast in the State
was 1858, the largest ever: cast in
y Minnesota. 3D. 81 \;
The season of navigation at Du.
lo'h this year was exactly seven
months.
CHARLES Weed, near Spring VAL
ley, Mower county, lost over 200 BUSH
els Of: grain By fire.,
80 -=Ex.Senasor !: Wadsa.of+ Ohio, has
been appointsd Attorney for; the Mp.
Il. B. ;>>;Hts;s aG} l. ~ >-.3 .s;.:
|soj:S-Tho school census Of /, Wright
oonnty shows 4 AIS scholars,
Marble has been discovered on
the farm Of A. H. Brown, east North
field,
Wheeler, one of the two young
mon arrested last September for forging
an elevator wheat receipt at St. Peter,
has been tried and found guilty by the
jury.
WIN. Thomas, q colored man, freze
his feet while walking from Rochester
to Winoua last Tuesday. It is feared
that amputatiou will DO necessary.
The whole land grant of the
Northern Pacific Railroad in this State,
exclusive of the St. Paul and Pacific,
is 100000 acres.
Hon. Charles Scheffer, of St.
Paul leaves on Sunday evening for a
tour through Germany, England, Ire
]aad and Scotland. ~
The new organ f6r Christ Church,
St. Paul, is expected this week. It
cost between 50 900 and $4,000. ::
Men have commenced cutting ice
for storing at:St. Anthony; -
Charles Eliot Furuess was yester-
day elected Vice President OF the L.
S: 4 NJ. railroad, and Thos. M. Davis.
Secretary. -
"A reunion of the old Second Min
nesota Battery will be held at Mime
apolis, on the 18th of the present
month.
From tho Rochester Post We find
the following; On Wednesday night
the farmhouse of Capt. J. N. Walling-
ford, at Chester Station, was destroyed
by fire. ION Friday, Mr.. G. ".
Van Dusen shipped from this point.
three hundred dressed hogs to Chicago.
-Minnnesota City is to have =
"Uniou depot" It will be built by
the St. Paul & Winona and the Wi
mona & St. Peter Railroad Companies
conformity. -.
Tho School House on the Carver
road two miles this side of Young
America, caught fire in the roof and
burned down last Thursday night, the
23ult.-Glencoe Reqtst1.. )"
i; Miss Ruth Painter, IL ! Welsh lady,
regularly licensed bY1 ithe Welsh Con-
gsegational church, lately arrived from
Europe, and is now preaching in Blue
Earth County, Min'aS:-4'he Woman.
:'t' !'.!", ~, ,..,:::. 49,,
The employees Of the Minnesota
Division Of milwaukee road have
rassed about $4,000: for the: frontier
sufferers.
"A man named, john McAndrews
was arrested few days aimee at St.
Peter for mail robbery. He was ex-
amined and committed to Jail at St.
Paul in default of one thousand dollars
bail.
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And further notice is hereby given that the uu-
dersgned, Treasurer ofStearns county, or his depu
ty will be in attendance at the several places OF
holding elections, or places otherwise named here
after for the collection OF taxes Tor the year A. D.
1871, viz:
Town Of Saint Cloud, January LIST, 1872 at the
house Of Matthias Cans. il.
St. Augusta, January, LIST at the house:of George
Ttxn OF Maine Prairie, January ID. at the place
Town Of Fair Haven, January Sd, At tho place of
Teva q Linden. January 18th, at the place Of
hcIdns ea'fstsn 1.Dn,rx 9th At III. hons.
Town Of Saint Wendell, January 5th. At the house
Town Of Brockway, January 9Th, at the place hold
Town Of Lake Heury, January sth, at the house of
Xavier Popping.
Town q Spring Hill. January sth, At tho house Of
Town Of Crow Lake, January 9th, at tho house Of
Town Of North Fork, January 9th, at the house Of
Emf rick Knudson.
Tewn Of Getty, January 10th, at School House,
District No. So.
Town Of Raymond, January 10th, at the house Of
b. J. Standby.
Town Of Ashley, January 18th, at the place of
Town Of Sank Centre, January 18th and 18th, at
Town Of Melrose, January 18th, at the house of
Town Of Grove. January 18th, at the house Of
Herman Meyer.
Town Of Oak, January 18th, at the place of hold
Town Of Wildwood. January 10Th, at tho house of
Andrew Bartel sen.
Town Of St. Martin, January 10th at the house of
Nicholas Heinen.
Town Of Zion, January 10th, at tho honse Of Peter
Reul
Town of Munson, January 18th at place of holding
| election.
Town Of Eden Lake. January 18th. at the house of
Town Of Paynesvillo, January 18th at the house
of Wm. Ii. Blaisdell.
Town Of Wakefield. January 10th, at the house of
Jacob Heimen.
Town of Luxembourg, January 10th at the house
Town Of St. Joseph January Goth, at the house Of
Town Of Holding. January 22d, at the house of
Town Of Avon, January 2sd, at the house Of Mich
Town q Albany, January Mth, at the house of
Town Of Rockville, January "a, 1872, at the place
| Of holding election.
St: Cloud city, January 9th, 1872 at my office in
Court House.
! tho Court House, At st. Cloud City.
Further notice IL also given that oil Personal Prop
srty Taxes must be paid before the first day of Peb
ruary, D. 1s72 and II not paid by that date, the
same will bo collected by distrain required by Sec.
81, chap. II. General statutes.
Further notice Is also given that all Real Estate
Taxes must DO paid before tho 6st day Of March, A.
1877 and II not paid by the first day Of April next
tact Of land town Or city lots required BY Sac.
MArH1As CANS,
! = Treasurer 9tearns County, Mime sofa.
Dated at st. Cloud. this q tn day Of Nov AT 1871
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for the year 1871:
Number Of acres sold............ 1896
Amount Of purchase money ...".$49, 085. 90
Principal psid.."..........."...... l 9.73
Principal dae.............""...."...3 sc, 1851
Interest paid........................." 1,4OO.11
Adding the sales of this year to
those Of former years gives a grand
total of ss3,sls3O acres Of school
lands sold for sum Of 1885,, 439.55.
The average price obtained for the year
1871 was sc, $40 per acre. The gener.
al average since tho lands were first
brought into market is Sc, 1853 per acre
The the above sum Of 1855, 439
must DO added about $165, 900, the
proceeds Of the sale of timber on school
lands, premiums on bonds, &c., making
in all the magnificent sum of $780,
439 Is the present amount Of our per-
manent school fund. And still this
grand fund is only in it's infancy. With
careful and prudent management the
school lands of the State will realize q
permanent fund, Of not less than $685..
100000.
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following are tho
~ ratea OF taxes levied all the taxable property
for the year A. D. 1871, in the County Of stearns,
4takA Of Minnesota:
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SCHOOL LAND SALEs.-From the
Pioneer of the I'd inst, We clip the
following in relation to the School fund
e.. thn ma. 1911.
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THE Rochester Post Of the I'd inst.
commenced Its thirtesnth volume.
=. The Houston county. journal has
entered upon its seventh volume
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o. REAL ESTATE-THOMAS SONS SALE
EI Modern two-and-a-half-story brick dwelling,
No. 1907 Hamilton street. On Tuesday, May 8,
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that two.
and-a halfstory brick dwelling and lot OF ground,
sitVate on the north side OF Hamilton street, No.
1907 containing in front on Hamilton street is feet,
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mediate possession.
429s2t Nos 199 and 141 s. FOURTH Street
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Foreign Affairs.

-Torpedoes have been placed near the
forts on the south of Paris.
"A London despatch asserts that the in
surrection in Algeria is spreading, and that
the Versailles Government is needless of the
danger.
The German and French plenipotentia-
ries, who were in session at Brussels, have
returned to their respective countries for
fresh instructions.
General Rossel, in forbidding all commu-
nication with the enemy, says that no flag of
truce will be attended to, and the firing will
60 on as usual.
1t is positively stated that NJ Theirs re-
fuses to enter into a commercial treaty with
Germany, and Bismarck has protested against
the unjust discrimination made by France
against German commerce.
On Tuesday night three divisions of the
army of the Assembly, under the Immediate
command of MacMahon, advanced toward the
vicinity of Paris through Bois de Boulogue.
Az entire corps was ordered to follow, but
owing to certain circumstances the movement
was not consummated.
The approaches of the Versailles army to
Fort d'Issy are being rapidly completed, and
it is now regarded impossible for the Com
munists to escape.
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CITY COUNCILS.

Their Proceedings Yesterday Afternoon.
Both branches of City Councils met yester-
day afternoon at the usual hour. The follow
ing business was transacted
Select BrGnch.-President Cattell in the
chair.
communication was received from Jona-
than Taylor, Offering to pave Broad street
with a wooden pavement at three dollars
per yard, and to keep it repaired for three
years.
Also, a communication from the Chief
Commissioner of Highways in reference to
the repairing of the Nicolson pavement on
Broad street. Both laid on the table.
Also, one from the Citizens Association
complaining of the poor quality of the stone
used in the foundation of the House of Cor
rection. Appropriately referred.
Mr.. Hanna offered resolution directing
the Committee on House of Correction to
disapprove of the bills of the contractor if the
stone is found to be of an inferior quality.
Mr.. Downing offered an amendment that
the committee be directed to inquire as to the
progress of the work, whether any change
had taken place in the plans, whether the
work is under the supervision of an architect,
and, If SO, under what authority he acted.
Mr.. Bickel offered an amendment that Mr..
j. FL. Windrim, architect, be requested to in
form the Chamber on next Thursday as to
the trath of the complaints of the Citizens
Association.
The resolution and amendment were
adopted.
Mr. Bumm, chairman of the Committee on
Cash Accounts of City Treasurer, submitted q
report showing the
Cash balance on hand May So 262 0l7'22
Appropriated as follOws:-
To pay interest on City loans, 81, ,060, ,066S6
| To pay Sinking Fund secu-
r. rites s;............:........ lSo,5l90o
| To pay loan warrants....... 7O2,I2400
! To pay sundry clams...... 30S, Il435 -
Mr.. Bumm also presented an ordinance
directing the City Treasurer to pay in cur
rency all matured loans and all interest here
after claimed due July l, 1870, and January
l, 1871, and that no further premium be paid
upon the unpaid interest due July l, 1870.
Adopted,
The ordinance appropriating $40, 900 for
the erection of market-houses on Girard ave.
nue., between Otis and Elm streets, was
adopted.
The ordinance appropriating $17, 1919 to the
Highway Department for the drainage of the
meadow lands in the Twenty sixth ward was
concurred in. Adjourned.
Common dnch.-President HUM in the
chair.
A communication was received from Nah
Ion III. Dickinson, Chief Commissioner OF
Highways, setting forth that the appropria
tion for the grading of new streets has beer
expended, and no more work in that line car
be done until an extra appropriation is made
, Referred.
Mr.. Adds offered a petition of property
owners for change in the name of OOate