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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-17
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-17
Gerlnania Halle.

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ter bffannt gfmGdt.
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Stati. DOM 9obn 9ftbIer.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

OK Friday s. 8. Merrill, General
Mansesr q. E. Britt, General Freight
Agent, and A. V. q. Carpenter, Gen.
srsl Passenger Agent Of tho Milwaukee
aud St. Paul Railroad, took trip over
the Hastings aud Dakota road from
Pennington to Carver. Cars are only
running to Chaska,-aud teams were
brought into requisition to convey the
party from that place to Carver, 10
which point the road will be completed
this season. This line has been le ,sed
by tho Milwaukee road, aud will be
operated by that great corporation n
SOON - completed.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16
The Milwaukes a.A 81. Paul Raj

The Hlwaakes asl St. Paul Rail-
read Co.pssy have made arrangements
for running splendid through passsu-
ger train from St. Paul 70 Chicago
without change, over the st. Paul and
Chicago road, - soon As the Winoua
bridge is completed, which will be in
the course Of . week. This train, ia
the magoi6eenee AID completeness Of
al il appointments, will be second "a
40 other in tho West. It will be
made up IF sleeping carr, express, bag.
gage and all other oars-evsfything
entirely new, OF the latest invention
and Of the best description. Nh. 8. s.
Merrill, the General Manager Of The
St. Paul aud Milwaukee, is now in the
city, on business connected with this
among other matters concerning the
vast increase Of their lines aud trade
in this session Of the eountry.-&
Paul Press.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16
CHICAGO ITEMS.

Duties on imports 10 Chicago
during the past week $4,000 in gold.
Chicago distillers have reduced
their production from three. fitths to
tWo.6fths.
The oouviots ia the Mssssc husetts
Psaitsasiary have contributed 5000
for the relief Of Chieago.
The total subscription made in
Europe to tho 2lst Of Ostober, for Chi
cage relief, amounted TO $4,000.
Mayor M.sou, Of Chicago, has
issued = proclamation eotrastiog the
good order and pssee Of the city to
Lieateaaas ueasral Shsrid.n.
"A San Francisco bootblsok a.
bounced that he would give ono day Z
work 70 Chicago, and hs did. The
contribution vas SIS.
Tho New York chamber of com
merse committee have received rsliet
subscriptions amounting to 1881 $50:
81 for westsro AMI Ch,ca9, sufferers.
Lewis Vauderhook, Of Chicago, a
passenger on the train from Kansas
City eastward fatally shot himself on
Friday. He had been playing three
card m onte, and is supposed TO have
lost heavily.
"A dead body was found at the
La Sale street tunnel in Chicago the
facs and one haad burned. It is
thought hs went in intoxicated. An.
other corpse was washed upon the
lake shore Of Menominee street. :
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

The defeat Of Capt. l.. W. Collins
for Senator is much to be regretted.
He would have rendered S.earns oouo.
~ just such services 10 tho Legisla-
ture a. are needed. But the leaders
Of tho Democracy feared his growing
influence, and brought the full ma
ehiusry Of their party orgaoi.ation, TO-
gsther with oil outside Influences which
could be secured, to bear iu defeating
him. The result merely demonstrated
that tho people of Sterans county care
mora for an empty political victory
than for their material interests.
The vote received by MI. D. B.
Ssarle for County Attorney is very
complimentary to that gentlemen.
Although comparatively stranger,
and mak,ae but slight personal can.
van, he received more than his party
vote.
Mr.. John Payne made = gallant
fight in tho Third Representative Dir
t<iet, and WA beaten BY only sixteen
votes by the Republicans Of Maine
Pnirie, for local 'easoos.
The election OF Capt Barto, b. ,
decisive majority, 10 the Fourth Dis
trist, u very gratifying. He will MAKE
% able Representative. As the onl,
Republican elected in Stearns county
Capt Barto is entitled to an enlarged
edition OF the Star Spaugled Banner.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

ON Tuesday the opening Of the Min
neapolis and St. Louis r. r. from Min
neapolis to Carver. where It connects
with The Sioux City road, va, made
the occasion Of . trip by the officer
aud few others to Carver. Hon. r.
T. Wclles 10 President aud Gen. W. D
Washburue Vice President Of the road
The length of line completed il thirty
miles. A iine reception was given BY
the citizens Of Carver, at which tn
usual speeches we're made. The lorna
opening will take place on next We'd
nesday, at Minneapolis.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16
THE ELECTION.

Fuller returns make Governor Austin's
majority. eleven thousard, and it is
believed thas the complete count will
raise it to At least thirteen thousand.
This will nearly equal Gen. Grants
majority, aud demonstrates two things
pretty pl.inly-lst, That Minnesota is
neutrality-suspicious. Republican to
The backbone; I'd, That Ill parts Of
the State do not take just the same
view Of Gov. Aostin's vote of the Land
Division Bill As do the people Of
stearns county. (Although relatively
occupying the position Of the twelfth
man ON the jury, We still believe the
lands ought to be used in building
1ailroads.) The rest of the State tick.
ct will have m.jorities differing not
very materially from Governor Austin's.
The attempt made to defeat Gen.
Jennison for Secretary Of State proved
. complete failure.
The Legislature will be composed
as follows: Senate, 81 Republicans,
10 Democrats House, " Republic
cans, Sc Democrat. Republican, VA.
jority on joint ba!lrt. 55-which il
quite sufficient.
A full table Of the official canvass
Of the vote cast in r. Is county 10 pub.
lished on this. page. The Democratic
majority on the State ticket Lieutenant
Governor) 10 928. This 10 the l.rgcss
majority ever given by Ste.rDs county.
The following is table Of the vote
cast during the past eight years
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

One cause for the light vote Of
Gov. Austin in this city is attributable
to the fact that a highly inaamma-
tory and insulting poster was pla.
oardsd in the post cficc warning the
public against land grabbers. The
poster set forth that another effort
would be made to divide the lands,
add it dcuout ced those interested in
the measure las: winter as robbers,
thieves and scoundrels. After Gov.
Austin he'd time and again admitted
that laud division was not a ques-
DOT Of principle but of St,to policy, the
charge coming from the State Cen,
trail Committee was simply infamous -
Mankato Union.
Those posters also lost Governor
Austin votes ia this city.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16
laINN EsOTA AHEADl

About tho close of last month fou,
boxes Of tho agricultural product. OIL
this State, grown along the lios Of the
Lake Superior and Mississippi railroad
were sent to New York BY Mr.
Philip 8. Harris, Manager Of tho Land
Department Of that road, for exhibi
ton At the American Institute Fair
Mt. E. Page Davis, Commissioner o.
immigration for the State of Mime
sofa in that city, writes as follows t
Mr.. Harris
II sent the things up on Monday
evening and before tho opening til,
next morning had them al displayed on
two tables in the most conspicuous part
Of the building.
"When these things went in, Kausa.
with the exception of her spples and
some jars Of grain went out, for th.
reason l suppose, that they did uo'
like the comparison.
"Ths products elected universal sur
prise and attracted more attention tha,
any other one thing 10 the Fair
AT the close I had oil the article
moved down to nv Office and q grea
many people who did not Sc, them a
tho Fair, but Who had heard Of .hcu.
have called to soc them here.
although | dit not enter tho thing
for exhibition, tho managers were .,
pleased with the display that they con
ferred on tho collection tho most h,gl
add honorable mention, and grand di
ploms of the American Instituts-iI
other words, the highest premium pos
sible, Is the President of the Farmer
Club told me-"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

LATE NEWS ITEMS.
First ioe Of tho season at Little
Rock, Ark, on Tuesday.
-Foo, hundred Chin are engsg-
ed At work in the B.ritaa woole y mill
in SommervilIe, N. j.
An unknown man vas found
dead in the Now Haven railway depot,
New York, on Tuesday, With $4,000.
"A terrible explosion occurred in q
coal mioe At St. Etrsime, Franc Q, caus-
ing the death Of ffty.two miners.
Goo. Bolts was sentenced to be
hung December 2lst for tho murder of
Oliver s. Hslstead in Newark last July.
-priuce Pierre Boa.parte, of igoo-
bic fame, was married on Saturday, to
= Belgiaa belle.
1t 10 again asserted that Jules
Ferry IL to b tho new French minis.
tes At the eourt Of Washington.
Twelve wives spilled for divorces
from their husbands ia one day at
Louisville, Ky.
The frigate Wabash, on which
Gen. Sherman aud party are to sail
for Europe, will not be ready for sew
eral days.
Philadelphia health report shows
49l cases Of small fox last week, a
falling off from the previous week OF
IS cases.
Tho Mississippi Legislature
stands: House, 6, Republicans, 2
Democrats and Independents. Sen
ate, "a Republicans, II Democrats.
. Anna Dockerell, poor woman,
vas found dead in a shanty ne.r New
Brunswick, N. j., Monday, with her
head nearly eaten off by rats
| -Forty-one cascs OF sc,oyl 81 ito,
have been shipped from i'ennsy lvanja
to Japan, where Asae';cao ideas a,e
lapidly taking loot.
| -ODonova1 Rosa will Contest
Tweed's seat in the Senate from New
York city, on the ground of i|le ,nl
voting and false canvassing, to prove
which he is said to have plenty of: wit.
nessess.
The degree Of Doctor of Medicine
has been conferred upon Miss Dinick,
an American lady, by the Uaivsssit,
Of Zurich. She had completed hsr
studies 10 the medical school attached
to the University.
-Northsru Iowa, though counties,
hordes Of potato bugs have spent the
season there, never had 50 large and
nice . crop Of potatoes ~ this year
aud it il now doubted who ther the,
were genuine bugs OF little agricultura
angels in disguise.
An express train on the Cinciu
natl and Indianapolis Junction railroad
, was thrown from the track by = oow
east Of Liberty, Indiana, Thursday af
Q tsrnoon, wfecking tho engine, tender
, baggage car, passenger car, and Pull
, mans sleeping coach, and iojurinf
q fifteen persons, three Of the m seriously
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

J: V. HoIcoMB, Of the "Minne-
apolis Book Concern" who vas arrest
ed some two weeks ago on tn, charge Of
counterfeitiug U. 8. Treasury notes, and
having 10 his possession miniature pho.
tographs OF Treasury notes, was tried
by Commissioner Cardozo and held to
bail. An application for = writ of
habeas corpus was argued before Judge
Nelson, the prisoners counsel 81 lining
that the photograph. wero SO small
,%hat they eosid not DO said to be, in the
langusGs Of the statute, 10 the "simil.
itude" Of Treasury note. Judge NIL.
son fled =" opinion on Saturday, hold
inx the dstsndaot iu the sum of $500.
That va, right. The intention Of Hol.
comb Vas evidently fraud, and he should
be punished accordingly.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16
MNNRSOrA ITEMS.

-Minnesota has ten railways ia pro.
cess Of construction.
DR.. Brewer Mattocks, Of St. Paul,
has gone to Europe. :
"A son of w. s. Root of Grand
Meadow, Mower county, was severely
injured few days since BY the acct
dental discharge Of gun.
-Winona has boon receiving apples
At the rats of two thousand barrels per
day. The retail price is .$3.75a4.00
per barrel.
Tho debt Of tho Presbyterian
church At Rochester CO, 000) has late
" been provided for, and on last Sab.
bath jubilee sermon was preached by
Rev. Killen.
Two boys named Charlie Reed
ind Z son Of MI. Churchill we're
drowned At Hastlogs On Saturday,
while crossing tho river in = small
boat.
"A young man named Jas. Lynch
Of Cook Valley, Wabashsw county,
while out huuting with a companies
tho other dsy met With ! sudden
death by the premature discharge o.
his gun.
Potatoes are being shipped from
Red Wing to New Orleans
team belonging to Swan Erickson, o
Vassa, ran away While in Red Wing
throwing Mr.. E. to the ground aut
partially dislocating his neck. It is
hoped bis injuries will not prove IA
tai. So says the Repu Hica~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

LONG LEAsE-The Lake Superior
l. Mississippi Railroad Company Is 70
operate the Minneapolis l. St. Louis
road on the same terms - the Minne-
apolis l. Duluth road, having taken :
lease Of the same for 999 years. Trains
will be run to Carver in about ton
days.-Ainneapol;s Ne,es, 10th.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

TEE Democracy are seriously dis
eussing the advisabil,ty Of making no
nomination fir President next year,
The Missouri Republicans, tho leading
Democratic paper 10 that State, ADD
one of the most influential 10 the West
strongly advocates such course. EN-
srson Elheridge,9 Of Tennessee, ins'si'
that tho Democracy should ho:d nc
convention to nominate Presidsnt.-
The result will DO the same in either
case. Gen Grant will be reelected, ~
matter what the Democracy may do Of
not do:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

RAILROAD T1Es.-An immense
amount of h. r. tles-about sixty.tive
thousand-aerivsd here = few days
since, for the St. Paul. Saltwater 4
TsJlor's.Falls r. r. They were cut
BY Msssrs. Livingston l. Steward, on
Suske and Kettle rivens. A portion
were landed near the peni.sstisry, e
be shipped BY rail to St. Paul, and
tbs baIa nee left 1t Bsytown, to be dis
tributed along the line Of The road
!StilYsoater Gazette.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

A LONDON dispatch Of Saturday says
the Queens condition has wonderfully
improved, aud Ill proposals for a par
t,al regency are abandoned.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

The above are all dated February llth, 1870, and
are payable toTIcKNOR / CO, or bearer.
Bond N. e. amount ~: ss natures 4:s l.: 49,,
August I. 1870.
Tho following were p''.bl: to H. L. 11cKNoR. or
Bond No. amount 100, mature. Fob. 18th, 1850.
rs. 5es, Aux' ,'f IT.. issS:
numbers snd . are dated February II 1870. and
No. IL u dated August Let. 1870.
The following was dated August LIT, 1870, and wa
payable August LIT 1850, to MOSES PERHAM OF
bearer: -
Bond No. II, amount $1,000.
Tho above described bonds Ill have coupous n.
taehsd. Interest payable ssmAsnnually, 1t Il pss
Also one School Beed. No. n District x,. l.
Anoksl, Late, December Slst; 1870. Due b..
Sembse 3lst le11. Issued y Aneka Lsdes
One Anska County Bond No. q. date December 1st
Leonard Harris. Amount 500.
saint Cloud School District Beads No. 10 and IL
Dated March IL, 1900, due March Is, 1879. feI
500 each. With csurons, interest payable annu
NY, ut IL peF cent. ..
Proniasory Note amount $3.50, dated January 9Th
1870. duo January Sth 1878, In favor Of Ssrni
!ofnao, signed By O. B. Dwinsu. and @. H
DwinelL
T1cKN0R 90.
Anoke, Ocs. II, 10l. n16N
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

SENATOR WINDOW and family Left
homo on Thursday for Washington
On Friday evening Senator Ramsey
aud family lett St. Paul for Philadel.
phia en- route for Washington. Gen.
ersi Avsrill will leave st. Paul with hia
family in about two weeks in tine fol
the commencement Of the sess ion.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

Tue Hastings Gezens says F. NJ.
Crosby, of thss city, has been elected
Judge Of tho District Court Of the
First District, by . plurality Of seven
hundred. = =. r.~~. ~,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

FULL returns render certain the
a eleatien Of Bever;dgs, the Republicans
lasdidsts for Congressman It large in
llliaois, 81 about II, 900 m.jority.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

W. p. AKKESY, Of Minneapolis,
the Denocratio candidate for Senator
in the Tvsnty.sseoad District, M
elected BY . nejosity Of akres. Every
yole counts. e. ,.-E.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

W,NoNA county sends, among her
Legislative delegation this winter, the
well-known Republican, Sam. Bsman,
to tho Senate, aud ". Jay Whipp'e,
the whole. souled editor of the Demo-
cratic Herald, to the House.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

MRS. BELLA BRENca -has retired
from the editorial management Of the
Spring Valley Progress, to take the
position Of Literary Editor Of the St.
Paul Pioneer. Mr.. A. NJ. Husehison
assumes The editorship Of the Rrcgess.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

Snow Tell at Albany and Poughkeep-
sjs, n. Y, on Friday.
lewiston, Maine, had foot Of it on
Saturday, AID Boston wss .lightly
spriukled. -. 49,;
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

VIZ are pleased to again End tho
Minneapolis Daily Tribune on our
table. 1t il an able aud we'll coh-
dueted Republican journal.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

A COUPLE Of amateur dramatic on.
81. Paul netted the Prot
=estant Orphan Asylum tho hsndsome
sam of 81 ,264.50.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

" TIE Waseca Nesos, 4 god local ps-
per, was eight years old last week.
May it live te be many times eight
more.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16
THANKSGIVING PROCLAmATlou
STATE OF MIxx1sorA,
EXECUTIVE DRPARrNYNr.
a. Darv, NJ. n No91

81. PAUL, Nov. 9. 1871.
WHslsAs, In accordance with long COS
siausd public usage and the laws Of The
State, it 10 ny Official duty to appoint q
day Of solemn and public thankssivlny ta
Almighty God for his blessings 70 ~ ~ q
State and Nation.
Thsrsfors, l, Horace Austin, Governor Of
the state Of Minuesots, do hereby dssig-
nate aud appoint THURSDAY, the THlR.
TlErH day Of NOVEMBER, % such Day.
Given under my hand and the great sea-
Of the State a. Saint Paul, tn,
snail day and year first above writ
HORACE AUSTIN,
By " Governor:
H. AATrsox, Secretary Of State.