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New-York tribune., 1871-09-08
SEVERE GALE ON LAKE ERIE-A SCHOONER
WRECKED.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 7.-The severest gale of
the swept Lake Erie last night The steamer
Lady Franklin left here for Port Stanley in the fore part
of the night. but compelled to put back. The
extraordinarily high, and 1t is likely several vessels
driven ashore at various places The schooner Rosa
searns Of Port Burwell, loaded with COAL was driven
upon the stone pier about o'clock m and soon went
to pieces As the vessel struck tho crew jumped
upon the pier, and although the waves washed over
them, they saved themselves. The cargo was shipped
by Barrett Rhodes Of Cleveland and was insured In
the Commercial Insurance Company Of Chicago
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08

The restless activity of Prince Napoleon
(J6rome) has driven him into pamDhRetecring.
He finds 1t necessary to. explain why he was
not in the field at Weissemburg, nor in the
trenches at Paris, nor clanking the chains of
captivity on the battlements Of Wflhelmshohe.
He says he was sent of to beguile Italy and
Austria into an alliance with bis Cousins fall
tng'heaee. That ne did not succeed in this
merely shows that Florence and Yicnpa were
net inhabited by luDatics, and does not
ct ali prove that the eloquent tongue
of the Senator Prince had lost its cunning.
Ihe calumnieS against him were mainly the
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08

The kindly utterances of Mr.. Russell Cur
ney, the British Commissioner under the
Treaty of Washington, will be read with in
terest We were little surfeited with the
genial speech-making of Mr.. Reverdy johnson
and his entertainers. which was neither pre-
ceted nor followed by any practical mani
festations of international comfy. But the ac-
ton Of both England and America in their
recent negotiations was so marked by mutual
respect ,and esteem that there seems more
meaning in civil speeches than there was a
year or two ago.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08

More carelessness of employees has brought
another railroad collision before the public.
The New-Jersey Central was the scene Of this
last disaster, by which three men lost their
lives and three more were wounded. Tho
brakeman on the rear of mixed freight and
passenger train slept at his post; the engineer
dld not look after his assistant; there was a
crash into an advancing train, and so three
lives were snuffed out as though of small ac-
count. The long record of death and disaster
is saddening to contemplate; and still it grows.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08
THE ERIE CANAL DAMAGED.

LoCKPoRT, N. Y, Sept. 1.-THE two gates In
in the fourth look of the south tier of Erie Canal locks
in this city were washed away and entirely de-
stroyed this forenoon crib OF timber had Just been
locked through and the water flowing IN from the
third lock- In order that down boat might bc admitted
when the pressure Of water burst open the
ing them from their fastenngs and carrying the right
gate into the middle of tho lock- The left gate was
badly broken tho heel was split from top to bottom
The lower rt and slide valve were torn off, and tho ron
nigger-head utterly demolished The damage Is qmto
extensive Both gates badly injured as 70 % Do
yond repairing. The accident VIII cause aelay VI
number Of days In navigation for down poa's
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08

A question of veracity has arisen in South
Carolina as to the authenticity of the state
ments concerning Ku-Klux outrages made
in, Senator ScOtt's letter to the President.
Several prominent officials join issue with
the assertions and affidavits in that document.
Among these are one or two United States
officials, who are supposed to be impartial
witnesses. AS the matter in dispute involves
40 grave consideration as the proclamation
Of martial law in South Carolina, this counter
statement makes 1t obvious that further in
vestigstion Of Senator SCOTS charges should
bs made before decisive steps are taken.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

The Captain General, Count Valmaseda, ar
rived at Santiago de Cuba on Tuesday
. Horace Greeley left Milwaukee for GAINESVILLE
yesterday will call CheJuce Chase Wsukesha his
The Hon. Fernando Wood delivered the annual
Saratoga Agricultural Society yesterday The
Fair 10 the largest ever held iu the county.
Joseph p Osborne lawyer Of Newark, N j.,
charged Baltimore with onspng with Charles Howell to deud
....John V. L. Pruyn and Charles Fl. Marshall of
NewYork been appointed BY the Pden. ComnsOne 70
OF the Centennial celebration
American Independence. at PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08

Mr.. Butt, leading agitator in Ireland, and
candidate for Parliament under the Home
"Rule" banner, has come to grief at the hands
of the hated Saxon. In the midst Of the can
vass at Limerick he has been arrested for
debt. This sort of arrest is 90 readily made
means of revenge that the partisans of Butt
will be sure to deny his impecuniosity and
laud his conspicuous loyalty to Ireland.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08
THREE CHILDREN MURDERED BY THEIR
MOTHER

TOLEDO, Ohio, Sept Mrs. Margaret F1niey,
living near wabash Ind murdered her three children
yesterday forenoon She took her babe by the feet ana
beat it's brain, out on stone and cut the throats Oh
her two eldest children, aged nine ana eignt years TO
.n.o,,v.,v The woman was arrested and lodged In jail
ves,ardsy. Aha Ia q widow, her husband having died
iast winter She seems perfectly sane, and says she
killed the children to get rid OF them. "a
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08
The Attorney General has given IAN elabo-

The Attorney -Genesal has given an elabo-
rate and fne-spun opinion upon the duties
and powers of the Civil Service Commission.
This body adjourned. some weeks since, spon
discovering that the Act of Congress from
which they derived official existence seemed to
dothe them or the Board which might here
after conduct competitive examinations Of can
didates for civil Office with appointing pow
ers Can any Board Of Examiners acquire
powsrs VOW exercised only by tho Pgesident
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAu.y Tr.eu%E, Mail Subscribers. $40 per annum.
SI.ii-r s"KLY tribune, Mail Subscribers, 81 per an
WEEKLY iGrsUNE. Mail Subscribers, So per annum
AdvertIsIng Rates.
Dayv TrIry'NE 3Oc. 40c 50c 75c., and 81 per line.
SRsI-W uuKIY TRIBUNE, Is and so cents per Line.
WLEKIY TIaECNE, So, $3, and So per line,
According to position III the paper.
1err2s. cash in advance.
Address. THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08

invention of his cousins lovely wife, excited
by that Corsican scorn which is said to turn
the gentlest danes into furies. The Princes
Pamphlet will bo worth reading for itself,
independent of Its equivooal value as history,
for his wit and energy of statement arc gifts
very unusual in his class.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08

Those who have feared the approach OF the
Asiatic cholera from Eastern Europe to Amer
lea may take heart of grace. The dreaded
disease is abating in the Baltic provinces,
whence we were most likely to import it; and
in Western Europe the few cases there re-
ported have disappeared. The frost of Au-
tumn will coon stop the march of the pesti-
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08
UamIridea In Homicide, In

Here then we have In thirteen Of the ex-
Slave States nearly four-ffths of the entire
increase of homicides reported from the whole
Upion.. Much Of 1t is only. what might natu-'
rally be expected from the disturbed state Of
society in region which has recently been
the theater of a long war; but the war will
not account for all Of it. To anybody who ID
still skeptisal ON the subject Of the Ku- Klux.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08
POLITICAL,
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.

A DECISIVE REPUSLIcAN vTcToRY--rHE SyHoLn
STATE TICKET ELECTED cosgn rss.
MEN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 7.-Californis has gons
Republican BY from 5000 to 500 majority The sntirs
State ticket IL elected.
The Republicans arc certain In electng souasor -
succeed Mr. Cole. Coghlan cp) Is elected to Congress
in tho 1rId and Sargent RcpJ in the I'D District Ths
Republicans have chance Of gaining the It pas
trict The whole legislative and municipal Repcbcss
and Taxpayers ticket is elected in San Francisco, vita
the exception Of Recorder and Supervisor The Rs
publican majority In the State is about 4,oae.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08

Mt Grcnley's Letters from Texas and the
Lower Mississippi with his Address to the Farmers OF
Texas nnd his Speech his return to New-Yerk, are
now ready in y handsome pamphlet edition. Price, 2s
ceuts; Or five copies for s1 postage paid Orders sd
dressed to this Office will be 1led the principle OF
"First come, first served"
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08
pourp rxpI IosIoN-rHREE LIVES LOST.

! yeyrro., ohio Sent. 7-Tho boiier Of the
warnss valley Flouring Mills, at New-Haven Ind, ex
nosod this morning instantly killing tho proprietors
Charles ana Lowis Upper, and A D. Carr tho engineer
Three others were seriously II not fatally injured The
mill Ia complete wrook. Lass. si2.e2a
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08
Up-TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

For the accommodation of uptown residents,
Mt. T. II. Brown has opened Office at No. "a West
Thrtyseecrd-st, junction OF Broadway and sixth-aVc
where al sements for The TRIBUNE will be received
up TO 7s IN the evtring.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08
DELAWARE.

THE WILMINGTON MuNfcrfAL RLECrioN-k GOOD
DAYS WORK.
The full returns Of the late city election Id
wilmington show the majority Marss. Republics.
candidate for President OF the Council Is Ss that W
Kiugore lRep) Guy Treasurer. elS Chandler VaoSA
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08
3asiness Noilecs.

TIE "MANSARD.n-This new and elegant
eylc Of tie IGpD PATNr COLD WATCH CASE,
veefd b mOsemeHts now the Daret ana , @ =.
y ie~ and generally. Descriptive eFeu sen Oh
Ipl.'eat.oa A BROvN Co., IL Maiden lsAe NeHIoIA-
HAS PAID 81 ,G02,S52 IN BENEFITS TO POLICY
BoL2sEs-raAvELgps Lam AND AooiDH EsURAscE Co
RRoADwAY STYLES of GENTLEMEN's DRESS
HA5S-Et this da1 By licST DusRSBuAf (bc"'
NCG J. Z, ana hsOr House,
Ladies' returning from the country WlSl1iIns H1i,.ss
BooTs ard SsoEs for fancsgood Sc
prioes-pa;roEiEe hILLeK a W. = 80
Wedding Cards, Mon0graTps. SD and a. Metal ,Jis
Bssy Ff,ueh Paper Bvees J Bws! sste IS4S
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
e ErIvsr n vi CheslRaSk Phai u Ircenst BeHoh
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08
Nmneemenis. ett., @tis Guen,ns.

Boo1u'S TuEATEl-"Littlc Nell" and "The Mar
dLoaesA" LotiA
'f1FTI AVENUE THEArER.-" Divorce" Miss Fanny
Davenport
GRIND OPERA HOUSE," Jasper" Mr.. and Mrs.
EanlmanA
NIB1o's GARDEN.-"Fritz." J. K. Emmett
OLYMpIc TnEATEE.-"H Humpty Dumpty." G. l..
FoL
WAIIAcK's THEATHR.-"B Blue Beard" Miss Lydia
ThoapSca
AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBTTIoE, Third-avc. and
HKiy-.Niid@s-oPen day aE1 night
CENTRAL. PARK GARDEN. Concert. Theodore
Thomas.
NEwooMs g. ARLINGIoNs MNsTRELs, Broadway
and Tves.y-eigaihSt
SAN FRANCIsco HAII--MinstrelS.
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Dry maple wood is worth $4a$4.50 for
full cord; green maple, oak, SC. ,$4a$4 IS;
tamarac, $3.50.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
Reported for The JOURNAL by Tohn Zopp.
Esq.,, Register OF Detds

Reported for THE JOURNAL By Tohn Zopp,
Esq.,, Register OF Detds.
Warranty Deed Transfers for Week
Ending May IL, 1871.
Bernard Bernhol,z and wife to Anton Mann
for lot 3 sec 25 T 1875 r 2w 5000
Gehsrd Jansen to Calvin F. Howe. for L.
200 acres in west part of county $1.7OO
Fatima NJ. johnson and hush. to Mary A.
9ser, for nj neg nj nwq sec T lS5 R
28w go $1,000
James D. Carr and wife to Betsy Beid,eman
for 1913 lot 10 blk 2 in Town of Sank
Centre $500
Sarah A. Gorton and husband to Charles
Powell. for lots s and Sand north ] lot 5
blk DIN City Of Saint Clond $4,000
Joseph e. Eich sad wife to George Warner
for +" {: seq 8. :e O. 4 and seq Of neg svq sec
Alanson Allen and vile to Edmund c Carns
for. 224l32 feet lots 4 AMI block IA city
Of 1t. Cloud -. s... $1,000
Herman Torborg. and wife to Nichola.
john Sthreifsfs for q acres Of seq nwq
SEQ IT 122R3w 's-..' $50
John D. Gray and wife to James F. Steven
son for seq nwq and lot SEQ 80 T 1913
4 20 " $500
0ehard Klosterman to Joseph Willenberx
,tor d nwq neg sec II T 1873 r 81 w$lOJ
"olfgsng Eieh and wife to Edmund G.
earns for 22x1yO feet Of lots 4 and s
in blk in city Of St. cloud $1,000
W. l.. Parsons and husband to Hester Gil.
man for lots 6, 7, and 8 blk 10l in Low
rvs addition to St. Clond 5000
Gehara Klost erman and husband to Joseph
"illenbriok for VI nwq sec 10 T 123 R 81
" 5000
Addison Gilmore and wsfe to Albert D.
Wright for 81 acres IN Town lie Sank
~. 81 300
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Notice to Tax Payers.

THE newlew providing for the collecting of the
: Personal Property Tax approved March 4th 1871
provides
the County Treasurer ne2lects or refuses to COL
tect the taxes assessed upon personal property ~
DISTRESS or otherwise and negects to or refuses to
mai and file, on or before the first Monday in June
each year. with Ne Clerk of the District Court ofhis
county, his affidavit stating his inability to collect
such tax for want of goods and chattes Whereof to
shall be held responsible for the whole
Of such unpaid personal taxes and the amount there
Of shall he deducted from his salary or the fees Of
his office, by the County Auditor and applied tn tho
funds for which such taxes were assessed.'
From the above it will be seen that the Treasurer
is forced to collect all Personal Property Tax where
any goods and chattels be found, before the rs
Monday in June. In order to do this 1 shall he
obliged to put the list into the hands Of Collectors
by the 29h Of April, this only Giving about thirtv
DAYS to 80 over the entire County.
The list will be retain ed in tho Office until the o.
rave themselves expense and trouble. :, "'''
.as'G M.GANS,
list. Cloud, April H. 1871 =. :. = :. o. w.
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fSssosaI:@ Y 81 Potter, ofths PsIoios
Land Office. ~asin the city list Week, on
his way 10 st. raul., ~ ..,1z,r 49,.
- G. Il. Hoy.,' s,u Of Hon. j. H. Hoyt.
SUIT. New \ ork 4 New Haven R. r., il
stopping. y; the Ceutral house. /
neur, He'npsr, OF Rush lake, Otter Tai
20 called on US Tuesday. liz reports
work on The \. 2 a. az being pushed
head, and the county as being rapid!
settled up: ~.!> =.
MIR. DC. Mckenzie and wife Of St. Paul,
are ..oppin in the city. Mr.. McK,nz,t
mas charge of The surveying ps',y for .Ar
Sank Valley road. :~: - A.. 49,. -.
: CHI. Alsop returned on Wednesday s,s
from an extended visit east, ,,.:r,~aa ,7a
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hUssf1 xsS hxsoE .-Th;e,* latest news r..
this morning brings notice Of tho arrival
/ u this city Of fresh supply Of teas at re-
duced prices, from the great United States
Tea Co. These teas are packed in original
chinese packages Of half aud one pound.
Het"ilsd al New York p"io ~, by
ALLEN & RUSSELL.
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THE FINKLE & LYON SEWING MA
i CHINE. with l-cp Feed, new 'Take-up
new Hemmer, &c., is now offered to agents
en- more liberal ter:as. Also, Secondhand
Machines in exchange, or the new i'm
provements applied.
Eve"y Machine is warranted First Class.
and if the purchaser dees not so regard it
after fair trial, he can return it and
money refunded.
N. B.-Wanted. Travelling Agents to
visit each town, distributing circulars, e.
planning the improvements, etc etc., who
can make 5000 per month. Address
LYONS MUTUAL s. NJ. CO..
Union Square. 80 East 18th St., New Yor (
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For drugs, fancy goods, paints and oils,
60 to Tolman & Co.'s, for best goods ana
10 west prices. 2v

ALEXANDRIA ITEMS. No news yet of the
man who Is missing from Evansville.........
Business at he Land Office is increasing
with the rush Of emigrstion..".....Alexau-
dria was named after Alexander Kinkead.
who owned and laid out thu tow n site, ......
..............A Catholic church will be bu. |,
his summer in Belle River Township.
Part OF the material is already on the
sround........Gco. ". Sweet, Esq, Of Sank
Rapids, went northward on Sunday last,
With a party of gentlemen to select loca-
lions for another colony. The plan of COL
onizing number of families who are &C.
qnainted with each other, possesses many
advantages and is being largely adopted
.........On Tuesday the 8 inst. the Stage
Station House, at Cli,herall, owned and
keftby Mr.. H. Murdick, was burned to
the ground. The fire was first discovered
about three o'clock in the morning. On
enter the room where the fire was
first discovered, q firkin Of lord burst open,
sending the mad flames in every direction.
1t wss'~ith much difficulty that the lives
Of the inmates we're saved, - the fro got
into the beds. and some of the children had
their feet burned slightly before awaken
ing. Very little WAS saved, 20 the loss wa.
quite severe, some Of the family not being
able to eet'out single garment. The
cause Of the fire is unk nown.-Po.t.
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D@-Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 40 Park Row,
New York, and s. NJ. Pestengill & Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are the sole agents
for The JOURNAL, in that city. and are au-
thorized to contract for inserting advertise
m"lts for US at our lowest cash rates
Advertisers in that city are requested to
0. their favors with either Of the above
III uses
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-Remenber that you can find oil kind.
Of goods, and prices to suit, At ..s;.~,...
a&:E;H ;;Ts SMoxraonERY & W1srs. =

SAuK CENTRE lrExs.-The Steamboat
betsy Jane" is making regular trips be
tween Sank Centre and Little Sank .........
On Friday night Of last week = eranary
containing $50 bushels Of corn and some
other articles, belonging to Mr.. H. Bellin-
ger. in The town Of Getty. WAS burned.
The building was ienited by q prairie
IRE. ;.....::,,: Henry Bail and Thomas Lawson
narrowly escaped drowning in Boss Lake.
seven miles northeast Of Osakis. They
we're hunting ducks and fishing in a boat
on the lake, and when about twenty yards
from shore the boat was upset BY squalI
Of wind and both Of them were plunged in
to the water. They were only rescued by
the timely appearance and prompt efforts Of
Henry Abrecker, who swan to their as
sistance and brought them aud their bost
safely to shore.........Mr. ". H. Calvert
has opened a granite quarry on Mr.. c. L.
Merry's place just east Of town, ane is tax
ing out az fine equality Of building stone 40
can be found anywhere in tho S,a,e.........
On Thursday, Mr.. L. B. Ray mond brought
TO town human skull which was pioked
up BY his son in tho town Of Ashley about
ave miles southeast Of this place. 1t is
supposed 70 b tho head of Mr.. r.. Van
Eaton, WHO nine years ago. during the In.
dian Massacre, after having brought hi,
family from Grove Lake to tho stockade, a,
this place, went back next day to get biz
cattle and was killed by the Indians. Tn,
body was found except tho head, which
had been cut of. There is very little doub
that the skull tonnd by yenng Raymond il
the missing portion Of Mr.. Van Eaton
body, having heea carried few miles by
the Indians and thrown down, where |,
has lain bleaching for nine yesrs.-R<,ald
bird cage brackets, tile best thing GU
Except An aching tooth-at Tobsy 1
Mitchell's. .cr- 49,.
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,FoR SA1E.-A Wheeler & Wilson Sew
irg Machine-frst-class- new
Will be sold On favorable terms. Inquire
1T this office.
Also. > Wilcox & Gibbs machine, new
Chance for bargain.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

. DVnh1 ONE HIS UWN UUCTOK.
"A private Instructor for married persons or those
about to 10 married. both male and female in everv-
thing concerning the physiology and relations of our
sexual system. and the production and prevention of
Offspring including all the discoveries never be-
Tore given In The English language by VIM. YOUNG.
M. D. This u really a valuable and intereet,pe
work. 1t Is written in plain language for the
reader, and is illustrated with eDg,avines
All young married people, or those contemplating
marriage and having the eastimpediment to married
life, should read this book It dcloses secrets that
every Quo should be acquainted with still it il
book that must be locked up and not lie about the
house, It will mt to any address on receipt of SO
Its :. Address DR.. WM. YOUNG, No. AIS Spruce
Street above Fourth PHILADELPHIA vl3ni5. en-
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/: f-Fe.rfn! reduei - = i prices on baby
carriages, ~ To-Day, 3. Aitehell's.. ,;,, -

y. fA!t,Al A. s!A1lRAY,- From i. gentlemen JUS.
arrived from Fort Aberor ombie we learn Q,
q fatal shooting ARRAY near that place, in
which MIR. Smith, formerly cfthis city.
participated. Mr.. s. is merchandising and
has been frequently annoyed by persons.
who asce tanning the, fact that there is al
utter absence Of criminal courts, have OBJ
tanned possession Of goods and departed
without payment.
On the 9th, a man named Quinn, went
into Smiths store purchased flask of
whiskey and attempted to leave without
paying for the same. Smith directed him
to pay or leave the whiskey, and to enforce
his demand took down iusded rifle, which
he ,mmedia'el, discharged, shooting Quinn
through the bo"y. 1t il stated that the
gun was not aimed by Smith and was pre-
ma ure|y discharged while rseting on his
arm. Smith caused the wounded man to
be conveyed to his own house. summoned
"a surgeon, and gave him every attention
Quinn lived but few hours. The case has
not yet been Investigated BY the courts and
p' obably will not be.
-Crocuot Emo o,onrt nnonf - Tn1n,o n
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Natures Hair Restorative exceIs every
thing. No dirt, no sediment, no poison {;
Perfectly reliable. 1t does the work most
effectually. A treatise giving full particu-
lars sent postage free upon application to
Proctor Bros, Gloucester, Mass, sole
agents. See advertisement. .s-:..,..'
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II. ". Hanford and John Chaplin, Of this
city, left this week for Oak Lake, taking
With them team, loaded with stock and
tools, necessary for starting gun shop At
that point.
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I've Ne learn from . private letter from
Fort Arbuckle, Indian Territory, to . gen
tlsnsn iasthis city, that XII: Kinney sof
0lenwood, now with Col Barrett surveying
psrty vas severely burned il prairis ire
~ .nd il now nov lying II the hospital, with ~. by
0light hopes Of resotsry,,
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LOCAL - ,NEWS
Oncial Paper Of the city.
FIRST DIV. 81. PAUL + PACIFIC B. r
Summer Time Fable:
- .. -
, Afl4. Cloud nam

a.. !.:.'e; a. -, -''- ="
Ia >. sAis1 CLOUD 1lAlNs! ii o.,
teave Sc, Cioud A. Il. and 216 Pm.
Arrive :, Do 122o P. and 7:2of'A' &c.,.
,,4l'-A n. PAUL TRAINS.
Leave st. Paul 80 4. 4. aud $50 ?. n. .....
Arrive do I'm. and P. n. ~----.
- ;nuusSApo11s 1RAlHs. ',-g., Z
Lave Minneapolis $50 a. r.. and ESQ P. r.
xrriye do :" 1885 Ar. Tfs ~. -.
passengers taking the morning train from Saint
Cloud FOR Niuue apolis change cars at st. Anthony
JUNCTION AID arrive at Minneapolis 1t 1l.36 An
Tbs 2.l5 r: n. train from st. Cloud, does not make
connection at St. Anthony Junction with the train
for Minneapolis, but passengers take omnibus for
Minneapolis on arrival OF train.
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list. Cloud, April IL.
FOR SALE.

The above lands will be sold very cheap,
and on very favorable terms. Parties
wishing either or all the pieces, will please
address the undersigned, stating the terms
desired.
Apply to P.L. GREGORY.
Railroad Land Office, St. Cloud.
Or to CALVIN F. HOW,
2o-n Box 22l5, New York