The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-12-14

hall Of p. Gibson, and the dwelling
house OF W: W. Slocum aud damaging
the Billiard House to the extent OF
$500. Gibson's loss $4,000; no in
surance. Slocum's loss 5000; in
sured for $2,000.-W nono Repu5li-
can
"A swede named Anderson was
badly injurnod near Mendoza last
Thursday about five O'Clock by large
stone falling on him from a bluff
where he was excavating. He is in a
critical condition.
Among the incidents arising from
the recent severe anow storm along tho
line of the Northern Pacific was the
blockade tor several days of the North
western construction Company's bust
ness Car, some twenty miles east Of
Fargo on the Red River. The car
was showed in juzt sevcnty-two hours,
during which period its occupants anx-
iously awaited "thc good time coming"
Allen Dorset died suddenly at
Maiden Rock on Friday morning last,
from the rupture Of a blood vessel.
He had been married but two days,
and awaked at two o'clock in the morn
ing dying in about an hour afterward.
Mr.. Dorset wss formerly resident of
Red Wing, brother Of the former
Episcopal clergyman Of this city, aud
was We believe, teaching school at
Maiden Rock. The clergyman is now
in Chicago, and the newly finished
church structure of which he was pastor
was burned in the late fire, besides tho
II silcnces Of every member of his
aock.-Ree1 Wing Republican.
"A little daughter Of Mr.. Thos.
Marshall Jr,, Is months old, fell out of
a chair in which she was standing, on
Sunday, and broke her arm just below
the clbow-MantoruiNe Er press.
20. +. Brandt, of the Faribault
nursery, has established branch nur-
sery at Glenvood, Pope county.
"A fire occurred in Minneapolis
last Thursday destroying small resi-
denca owned aud occupied by b. Sulli.
van. Loss $500 ; insured for $500.
Edward Davis, son Of Chandler
A, broke his collar bone on Friday
morning last, by the turning over Of q
load Of hay upon which be was seat
ed.-Albert Lea Standard.
The grain and freight warehouse
At Chaska, on the Hastings and Dako-
ia Railroad is completed. The depot is
under way, aud is 30x70, and has 100
feet Of platform.
Tho St. Paul Press of Sunday an
nounces the receipt by the Governor of
ST. tor MINES ota frontier relief, from
Washington county, Pa. Ooe thou
sand dollars has come from New Bed.
ford, Mass.
The Southern Minnesota Railroad
Go. is about to introduce the use Of
peat a. fuel for locomotives III sections
where timber is scarce.
THE Polk County Pres. records
that a seven gear old son Of Peter Delr
Of Osceola, was hooked by COW, the
horn entering the child's mouth aud
rending his check nearly to the ear.
-Robt. A. Moore, Of this city,
last week obtained judgment Of $500
against the City of Minneapolis, 70,
injuries received some months since
from falling through sidewalk. Toe
amount claimed was S2,500.-&.
anthony Democrat.
Tho State Central Committee o.
the Minnesota State Temperance Union
held meeting in this city yesterday
1T the Office of the Westeru TemDer
nncc Herald.
Rev. w. ". Saterlee, Of St
Anthony, was elected secretary Of th'
committee, aud should be addressed,
St. Anthony, MINI. He was instruct
ed to correspond with leading temper
ance men throughout the State, to ap'
point Vice President in each county
to take charge OF the labor of organic.
log the friends Of tho cause in Min
uesota Tribune of Sunday.
"A grand wolf hunt is Oh the
tap,s in the towns of St. Charles, Sara.
toga, Fremont and Utica, Winona
county.
One day last week Eli Tu'tle, re
siding at st. Croix Falls, killed four
bcars-an old one and three cubs.
Tho Glenwoo1 Eagle, Pope
coun2y, reports considerable suffering
in that county from the prairie fire'
land July hail storm,
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