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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-12-21
CONGRESS-

T"esday-The Senate passed the
bill! for erecting new buildings in Chi
cng,. The President was requested
to give information as to our relations
with Spain, and the treatment of
Americans in Cuba. Mr.. Conklin.'s
resolution for an investigation into the
New York custom house was amend
ed to include a large number of in.
quiries and passed unanimously.
House-A res olution passed direct
ing investigation into the recent fail
ures Of national banks. A Icing de-
bate ensued on the labor question, Of
no public interest.
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The Farmers Union, published at
Minneapolis by Col. j. II. Stevens, has
made its appearance as weekly. This
State ought to support a first.class
weekly agricultural paper, aud this Is
what Col. Stevens is furnishing. All
matters of interest to Minnesota
farmers are discussed from a prac-
teal standpoint
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On TUESDAY the St. Paul Pioneer
made its appearance in new dress Of
copper.faccd type, aud is justly proud Of
its handsome dress. In point Of enter
prise the Pioneer is model newspaper,
and the improvements made from time
to time are evidences that this enter.
prise meets with its just reward.
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A RECENT decision of the United
States Supreme Court, made on an ap'
peal from the Supreme Court of Mary
land, exempts "drumme's' FROM paying
local licenses. This decision ought to
relieve St. Paul, which has been kept
in spasms for soma time over this mat
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Att National Commercial Conven-
ton held at Detroit last week, 'esolu-
tions were adopted urging upon
Congress the necessity Of an appropria-
ton for the construction OF q canal
around Niasara Falls. The convcn-
ton expressed the view "that one
or more water routes by which the
steamboats, of tho Mississippi can reach
the harbors and unload into the vessels
of the Great Lakes is Of such impor-
lance to so many States east aud west
that it has become matter of national
importance" Minnesota was repre-
s:nted in tue convention by Gen. Slbley,
D. W. 1neersoll, s. s Murdoch, John
p. Brown and N. w. S. Drew.
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"A Madrid lette: states that Gen.
Sickles received recent orders to re
turn 20 Washington Immediately for
consultation on important State matters.
1t is generally believed ia Madrid that
Sickles was called home to confer on
Cuban matters. His sudden call pre-
cipitsted his marriage, the pair start
ing for Washington Immediately a.
tor tho ceremony.
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CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
Message from tho President.
ExIcuTIvE MANSION,
w aouvyomoN nnn "a 1871

EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WARRINGTON, Dec. 10. 1871.
To the Senate and House of Representatives
In accordance with the action of
Congress-, approved March Sd, 1871, I
convened commission of eminent
gentlemen to devise rules and regula-
lions for the purpose Of forming civil
service. Their labors are now COM
plete and l herewith transmit their re-
po,t with the rules which they recon-
mcnd for my action. These rules have
been adopted and will 20 into effect
on the LIST day of January, 1879. Un-
der the law referred to, as I interpret
it, the authority is already invested in
the Executive, to eoforce these regula.
tions with all his power; to abridge,
alter or amend them at his option,
when changes may be deemed advlsa-
bic. These views, with the report Of
the committee are submitted for your
careful considerable ion as TO whether
further legislation may be necessary in
order to carry out an effective and bene-
fetal civil service reform. If left to
me without further Congressional &C.
ton the rules prescribed by the COM
mission under the reservation already
mentioned, will be faithfully executed.
But they IRE not binding without further
legislation on my successors. Being de-
sirous Of bringing this subject to tho
attention of Congress before the ap-
preaching recess, I have not the time
to sufficiently examine the accompany
ing report to enable me to suggest def
mite legislative action to ensure that
support which may be necessary in or
der to give trial to the policy long
needed. l ask Tor all the strength
which Congress con give me to enable
ne to carry out the reform in the civil
service recommended by the commits
siouers, and adopted to take effect, as
before stated, on January l, 1872.
The law which provides for conven-
ing the commission to devise rules
and regulate Ms for reforming the civil
service authorizes, think, permanent
organization Of primrry board, under
whose general directions all examira.
tons Of applicants for public Office shall
be conducted. There Is no approprio-
too TO continue such board beyond
the termination Of its present Iabors.-
| therefore recommend that tho proper
legislation be made to continue the SER
vices ef the present board tor another
year; and IN view of the fact that three
members Of the Board hold positions in
the public service, which precludes
them from receiving extra compensation
under existing laws, that they be au.
thorized to receive fair compensation
for the extra services rendered by them
in the performance Of this duty.
(Sisned] U. s. GRANT.
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ADv1cEs from Japan state that the
M'kado is willing to open up that
entire country to foreign intercourse,
provided the request be united one
from all governments. An embassy
sailed from Yedo On the 18th, sent by
the Japanese Parliament to study west
ern civilization. 1t embraces some OF
the chief ministers Of tho government.
There was sharp strife among the
foreign embassies as to whether it
should 90 Europe or America, but the
latter was decided on,
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IT is expected that the Pennsylva.
mia Legislature will pass bill provid'
1ne for q Constitutional Convention -
Tho Minnesota Legislature might do
the same thing to advantage, and thus
do away with the necessity Of submit
tang amendments to the Constitution to
be voted on at each election.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS.

A merry Christmas to u'l the readers
of The JOURNAL. May light hearts
make happy faces in every household !;
the old grow young in tho recollection
Of just such days gone by, and the
Young look forward to future rich
with Christmases Of which this shall DO
the perfect pattern; and none forget
the Cause which makes the day sacred
as we'll as festive.
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THE NEW YORK ROGUES.

The grand jury Of New York having
found an indictment against Tweed,
charging him with felony, he was ar
rested by the Sheriff on Friday after
noon, while comfortably seated in his
private parlor at the Metropolitan Hotel.
He was kept a prisoner there during
that night. On Saturday morning he
was brought before the Court, aoi
was ordered to be taken to the Toombs,
to await hearing as to whether bail
should be accepted. But while on his
way to prison, escorted by two deputy
Sheriffs, he was intercepted by writ
Of ha1eos corpus from Judge Barnard
who has seldom failed the Twceds, the
Fisks and the Goulds,-and was
brought to the Supreme Court ROOM
The Judge fixed his bail at the ridicu-
lousy low sum of $4,000, which, was
of course, promptly furnished, and this
grond scoundrel is again at libevty.-
Other indictments against him, and
against leading members of the ring,
have been found
Connelly's bail has been reduced to
100000. He is in Ludlow street
Jail, and is said to DO sick. Two more
indictments have been found against
him.
The fight against this powerful and
corrupt ring is being carried on vigor-
ously, and it is probable that its lead
ing members will receive at least por-
ton Of the punishmentitheir crimes
80 richly merit.
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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 Vests store, where he will be
eble to accommodate in first class style
boarders by the day or week. Rooms fur
nished when desired. Rates reasonable.
Apply to layer.
St. Cloud, Nov. It'll, 1871. Nv.
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So great drain is being made by the
United States upon the skilled work,
men Of England, that the people are
beginning to discuss measures to check
the outflow. As veil attempt to dam
the Nile With bulrushes.
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TIE arbitrators on the Alabama
claims assembled at Geneva on Friday.
The British and American claims were
presented, and, without argument,
adj ournment took place until April.
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The President has appointed and the
Senate confirmed Ex-senator Geo. H
Williams, Of Oregon, Attorney Gener-
al, vice Alderman, whose resignation
will take effect January LIST.
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A SERIOUS striugency in the money
market was felt in New York on Tues.
day. -, As high as one-eiehth Of Que pei
cent. per day vas paid, and some bank.
ers borrowed gold and sold it in order
60 get currency.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that on and af-
~ ter this date | have given my son,
George kaermaer. his time, and that will
claim none OF his wages nor pay any debts
81 his contracting.
JOHN KAERMAER.
St: Cloud, Mimi Dec. II, 1871 s-.; 22'3w
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On Tuesday Minister Bancroft de.
livcred to the Emperor Of Germany,
who is arbitrator in the matter, memo.
rial of the American Government with
regard to the northwest, or San Juan,
BOUNDARY.
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CONTRARY to general expectation
the Prince of Wales is still alive. He
is steadily growing better, and there is
4 far prospect of his ultimate recovery.
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The Times says the taxable valu-
alton Of Wright county is sl:l29,520.
The total amount Of taxes levied for the
year is $39,l2e.ay.
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HE is sick-he isn't sick. That's
what the telegraph says about Secreta.
~ Seward.
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TIE Orleans Princes, the Duke De.
Aumal and Prince De Joinville, took
their seats in the National Assembly of
France on Tuesday, without creating
any special sensation.
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! WASHINGTON cooled of under q
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ed as Collector of this District.
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b9 Beautifully situated on Camp
Lake, one and half miles from Clear
Lake depot. Consists of 40 acres timber
and pas re; 40 acres cultivated prairie,
both fenced and 40 acres of uncultiva,ed
clean prairie Good bouse (well fu, nished
throug hoat). buildings AMI every conven
ience-all new last year. Easy terms. Ad
dress, LEES & PEARCE, Clear Lake, sbcr
burne Co., Minn. Az
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ESTRAX.

ESTRAX.
Came iuto my enclosure on Sank River,
on tho 18th day OF Dec. 1871, one two year
old sorrel horse colt, with face and
one hind foot. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take him
away.
B. KELLY.
Dec. 18th. 1871. n22-3v
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-10
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Special joint session, called by the May
or, and held at the Council Chamber in
tho city of Cairo, on Saturday evening,
April s, 1871, Mayor Larsden presiding.
Professionalism Halliday, Hurd,
Schulz, Taylor, Wood and Woodward,
Aldermen Buder, Cunningham, Rearden,
Strstton, Swayne, Walder and Winter
l3.
Absent Aldermen Carroll, Fitzgerald,
Kleb, Metcalf and Sease-s.
On motion of Councilman Halliday, the
reading of the journal was dispensed with.
The Stree. COMMITTEE reported that 1t
Is necessary to employ an assistant carpen'
ter for sidewalks, and recommended the
appointment of Thos. Fitzgerald for that
position, to be paid 81 p'r day In city
scrip. On motion of Councilman Taylor,
tho report was received and the recon-
mendation concurFed in.
On motion of Alderman Rearden, the
Marshal was requested to tako his seat in-
side tho bar, SO as to be in readiness to
hand the clerk any papers the members
m light wish to present.
PETITIONS.
Tho petition of Mat. Cox, asking per-
mission to build an addition to the struc-
turs on lot Q, in block Ia, in tho city OF
Cairo, wss presented, and on motion OF
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-10

PEOPLE arc often surprised when told
that such and such fine articles ofjewelry
were made in Cairo.
Why should they no, be, il the necesss-
~ patronage is extended to warrant 1t
All who arc curious in such things,
or have doubts in the matter, are invited
to experience our facilities and watch the
process by which the rugged rocks ana
metals are fashioned into the most orna-
mental patterns of jewclry, Call on us at
IS Ohio Levee and we will soon satisfy You
that we can make anything you may
want. TABRR BROTHERS.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Now Time Table.

On and after 1890 p. m, Sunday, Dec.
4th, the following timo table will govern
the arrival and departure of passenger
trains at Cairo;
DEPART.
Mail train leaves 'at.......... $40 am.
Express " 4" at........ $50 pm.
st. Louis and Cairo Express
leaves at. E20 am.
Accommodation leaves at...l2:3O pm.
ARRIVE.
Express ..12:24 pm.
st. Louis and Cairo Express
arrives. ...............A :45 pm.
Tho last named train leaves st. Louis
at 1890 am. Traders can leave Cairo at
LEO am, reach st. Louis at 1875 am, re-
main 10 the city three hours, and return
to Cairo at 4:45 p.mr tho same day.
The 1890 accommodation and Cairo
and st. Louis express leave daily; all 9TH
ers leave daily except Sundays.
Way passengers should bear in mind
that the $3.50 pm. train makes only four
stoppings between Cairo and Centralia
viz: Jonesboro, Carbonate, Du Quoin
and Ashley. The 1890 pm. train stops
at all the stations along the route.
JAS. JOHNSON,
dcc3tf Agent, Cairo.
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ALEXANDER II. IRWIN
ap-7-d I'd.
sHERIfF.

REMovAL.-Mrs. j. Cummings wishes
to inform her customers and tho public
generally that she has removed her mil.
linery goods from her store on Eighth
street TO the eommodious room on Com
mercial Avenue, between Seventh and
Eighth streets known US Mrs. Oswold' s
old stand. Mrs. Cummings has added
largely to her stock of goods, and now has
u cheap, seasonablc and fashionable coll
lection of hats, bonnets, ribbons, etc. to
which she asks the attention OF old and
new patrons. msidti
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6ec3tf
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

Twill sell, on reasonable terms, my
three story hotel and grocery building, and
lot, located on the Ohio Levee, opposite
the Central Elevator. This is avery de-
sirable property being close to the new
manufacturing establishment now being
erected in the Fourth Ward, and is par
ticularly adopted TO the uses of any per-
son desiring stand for either the hotel
or grocery business. Apply, either by
letter or personally, to -
MICHAEL HOURfCAN
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MICHAEL HOURICAN
,n3ldlni

Coop NEws.-Thc Cairo & Vincennes
Railroad will BE- luiit in certain contin-
gencics, but the fact is that Elliott * Hay
thorn arc now receiving their spring stock
Of mems, womcns, misses, boys and chill
dren. shoes in every style and of all va
rietics. These goods will be sold at the
lowest cash prices.
We ask all of our old and new patrons
t. call and examine our stock and ascer-
tain our prices, but We wish il TO be dis
tinct'y understood that We want cash Gus
toner's No other kind need apply. The
credit system has played out with us and
10 avoid mistakes TINT create III will and
trouble We have concluded TO allow no
goods to be taken out of the store ON trial
unles. they are first paid for.
ELLIOTT ~ HAWTHORN.
,nlttr
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FOL. RENT.
inlI,tf.

The house heretofore occupied by Pat
rick Fitzgerald, on Ohio Lovee between
Fourth and Eighth streets. This house. If
no, tho best business house is certainly
one Of the best stands in Cairo. 1t fronts
the principal steamboat landing and is
near the Illinois Central railroad depot.
Apply next door n, Robert Smyth & Cos.
Wholesale grocery store.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

COUNCIL CHAMBRh
CAIRO, ILL.,, April &, 1871, p. MI
Tho Board mot pursuant TO adjourn
ment, Alderman Stratton in tho chair.
Present--Aldermen Buder, Sease, STRAIT
ton, Swayne and Winter--5.
A quorum not being present, on motion
Of Alderman Winter, the Board adj
tourned until 7 o'clock this evening.
II. j. HOWLEY,
City Clerk.
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Iff-Rain or shine the Cairo Silver Cor
net Band will make visit to Padaesh,
leaving Cairo at pm. on the James Flax
Jr,, as hereafter advertised, aud - the
tickets are only half fare to all who may
wish to GO, the Band expects that the
company will be large one. A general
good time may DO expected for no ono
ever YET resigned himself unreserved'y to
the tender care of Capt. Dors Smedley or
Ike Cooper who did not enjoy himself
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of Police, was presented and read, and on
motion Of Councilman Taylor, approved.
Tho official bond of Francis NJ Sumner
night policeman, was presented and
read and, on motion Of Alderman Buder,
approved. Thercupon the Council ad-
iourned.
NJ. j. HOWLEY,
City Clerk.
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AN IMPORTANT TRUTH.-The excite.
ment throughout the country, occasioned
BY tho late revolutionary movement in
Paris, has At last spread to Cairo, and has
been made manifest in the anxiety Of
every man Of good taste to have his boots
and shoss made by Ehlers, who is the boot
and shoe maker Of the city. His shop ID
on 10th street, Yearly opposite the court
house. If
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StOckhOldcr,s Meeting.

The annual meeting Of stockholders Of
the Cairo and Vincenncs u. X. will be held
n, the Office OF tho company, IN
Cairo, Ills, on Tuesday, tho Goth OF April,
1871, for the purpose of clectins Directors,
and such other business as may be neccs-
sary. ID. H. LAhNED'
SacrnAaru-
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Parties desiring 10 purchase or lease
lots on reasonable terms can do so noto
from the owner Of tho Holbreok estate,
who can DO found-for . short time--at
the Office of s. s. Taylor, Cairo, Ills.
apll.lw
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FoR SALs.-I will sell my house and lot,
situated on Washington avenue, west side,
between eth aud 9th streets, Cairo, Ills
The house Is . two story frame, finished
throug hout, and contains eight rooms, con-
veniently arranged. Cistern, clubhouse, etc.
Terms easy. JOHN ShEEHAN.
mchl0dlm
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ma On last Saturday tho james Fisk,
Jr. and Jno Lumsden cleared about the
same time, and socially kept each other
company to Paducah, where the Fisk
claims to have arrived first by half .
length. On tho way tho Fisk landed .
times and the John Lumsden once.