The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-27
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

LATE NEWS ITEMS.
Earthquake shocks have occurred
10 the New England States.
Tho horse plague in New York is
rapidly abating.
The wife Of Jay Cooke died on
Friday night near Philadelphia Of heart
disease.
New Orleans is very healthy, con-
sidering the season. Yellow Jack, as
YET, has not made his appearance.
Mine elephants, from Ceylon, ar
rived at New York On Friday, On the
bark Nehemiah.
The reiterated reports that the de-
parture Of the Pope from Romo is near
at hand are .till denied.
The failure OF tho Lamar Fire In.
srrauoc Company, Of: Chicago, is un-
nounced.
Eighty thousand bushels Of peach
es we're received il New York on Sat-
arday.
Prince Napoleon, who has been
staying for three days at Havre, has
be Tn ordr red tn leave France.
Chicago capitalists are making an
effort to secure the immense cattle
trade of Texas.
George Francis Train lectured at
Cork Thursday evening, and, explained
bis plans for the invasion Of Germany.
The Italian Parliament votes the
Pope an allowance Of 100000 .
year.
- It has been decided Ia Ohio
that county officers can seize railrosd
property for local taxes.
Harvesting in Wisconsin, is we'll
under way There is some interruption
from scarcity of labor.
-Mad'am Parepa Rosa sails from
Liverpool in the steamship Scotia, on
Saturday, July rs. for New York.
Mis- Phoebe Carey, the poetess, ia
lying very i'll At Newport, Rhode Is
laod. Her physicians have no hope
OF her recovery.
"A London jeweler has been five
years at work upon = watch, and it will
be worth ten thousand dollars when
finished.
| -Adeices from Algeria to the gov.
erumeut are satisfactory, and indicate
that the instruction is about crushed
out.
Last accounts from Fort Fetter
man represent that Red Cloud and hi
party are making ready for the Wa
path.
"A traveller was robbed of a satche
containing $4,000, at the depot il
Harrisburgh, Pa. 1t has since bee
recovered.
/ Mace and Coburn signed article
at New York to fight November SOIL
within one hundred miles of New O,
leans for IS 900.
The Prince Of Wales appeared 8
, Lord OF thu Isles, AID the Princess .
Mary, Queen Of Scots, at the Wsverle
Ball., given IN London on the 9Th ins
l -Ths English diviucs engaged i
revising the New Testament have bel
. their eleventh session, aud got as far
8 their work a. the end IF the sixth char
f ter Of St. Marks G 'spel.
The Hon. Thomas A. Heudricl
Il Of Ind, has gone to Berkley s. riog
Va, were oil the foremost r prescott
i tivcs Of tn. Lost Cause are rapidly a
!. sembling.
J: -Victoria's daughter, Grown PR
J.. cess Of Prussia, is growing fat lii
). her mother. She is 81 years old, al
= has given birth to SIX children.
j. General Cupron's successor
Il Commissi ,oer of Agriculture Is Ho
d Frederic Watts, OF Carlisle, Pa. T
il was the first President of the Pennsj
7. vania State Agricultural College.
e Mrs. Ashoraft, mother of seve1
/. children At Warren, VIII At emrted
J. couple Of weeks ago to kill her 10
y children with an axe, cut her thre
and is not expected to live.
d 1T has become known that GA
!. beta, during his dictatorship, .utht
ICED the opening Of private letters
r the purpose Of discovering who w
!. inimical to. his government.
}. I'm the House of Commons,
% Thursday, Gladstone announced tn
10 the Queen had solved the purohs
l. problem by canccling the royal warra
legaliziog the purchase Of commlssio
!. in the army.
p. lit is officially reported that A
!. 900,0U0 trance of indemnity were
n ceived in Berlin from France on t
IN 18th inst, Of which twslve millions v,
q. 10 silver. Fifty millions have arriv
Il since the 18th.
81 Mrs. Celia Burleig b has ente,
the pulpit. She preached last Sund
morning in the Unitarian Church
=. Harlem, and during tho month Of A
,. gust willsupply the pulpit in which
- late Rev. J. 8. Nay oncs preached,
= Brooklyn, Conn.
ID "A New York telegram states Il
q some of the Orange lodges have nea
n. doubled their membership since