The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-08

LATIN HAvvs ITnlls.
Judge Barnard has not resigned,
in spite otall that is said to the
contrary.
The Gentle ladies' voted in Utah
on Monday, and but one was challeng-
ed. Her vote was finally received.
The Iowa elevator in Chicago,
was burned on Monday, with $780,
600 bushels Of corn.
The carpenters and joiners strike
in New York is practically ended,
only ono shop holding out against the
elght.hour rule.
The French government called for
. loan Of three millards of francs and
four milliards are already offered.
German capitalists are large takers.
"A policeman was murdered in
Chicago on Monday morning by Z
man named Rafferty, whom O'Mara,
the policeman, was trying to arrest.
"A terrible tornado occurred at
Harrisburg, Pa, on Monday. Many
buildings were injured and hundreds Of
trees blown down.
"A Washington dispatch to New
York paper says Secretary Boutwell,
anticipates that the reduction of the
public debt in August will be over
twelve millions.
"A party of French railroad engi-
uee1s are to visit the United States to
study our railway system, and es.
pecially some recent improvements in
car building.
The road-be9 of the Northern
Pacific R.ihoad will be graded through
to the Missouri River by the LIST Of
October next, and the track will be
laid by the 18th of November.
Ike evidence before tho American
commission At Brownsville shows that
the cattle stolen by the Mexicans near
Brownsville numb cred so, 000, and were
valued at . million dollars.
"A Bristol, Rhode Island, dispatch
says that Chief Justice Chase is very
ill with Brights disease Of tho kidneys.
By the advice Of his physician he goes
to the White Mountains accompanied
by Senator Sptague.
M. D. Cd away says there is one
| good thing about the Prince Of Wales.
He is free from cant and hypocrisy. It
would be the easiest thing in the
world fol. him to obtain the reputation Of
a saint without giving up one Of biz
worldly enjoyments. But be doesn',
do it.
During a heavy rain storm on
Saturday, Rudo Creek, near Bing'
hampton, N. Y, overaowed its banks
and the water swept everything be-
fore it. A house occupied by fami-
Iy named Owen was carried away
and two children drowned. The
parents escaped.
The New York Commercial I'D.
versiser says that the Island of Anti
cost, in the Gulf Of St. Lawrence, is
to be purchased by several Chicago,
Montreal and Quebec capitalists, with
a capital Of 100000. They pro-
pose to colouiEe 1t With emigrants from
Norway and Sweden, aud go into the
raising Of Northern cereals wheat
barley and potatoes.
"A large party Of EugIishmea are
to arrive in this country next month
expressly for buffalo hunt on the
prairies. Mr.. Shuller, of the Burling.
ton and Missouri Railway, is the pro.
jeotor Of the affair, and charges ninety
gu,neas fer the trip Of seven weeks
An express train Of Pullman cars is to
convey the travellers to the West, and
the ticket holds good for six months
1t is a curious circumstance con.
nected with the Uxbridge, Mass, bank
robbery that the humane sentiments Of
some one of the thieves are likely ia
give clue to their discovery. Their.
we're certain jewels 10 the bank safe
given to an orphan child by her de.
ceased mother, and that fact having
been advertised, the gentle burgla,
has sent 4 letter to one Of the bank
officers telling where this little trea.
sure was hid in Boston. It has been
found accordingly, and its location, to:
gether with the letter, will be used by
the detectives in attempting to find
the thieves. Should the search be
| successful, this tender-hearted robbie,
will be Disguised with his own weak.
Hoss.
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