The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-30
LAT0 NEWS ITEMS.

LATE NEWS Items. 4.
Congress i, to adjourn next Mon.
day. 49, : . , =..
The first case Of sunstroke Of the
season occurred in New York on Friday.
The ex-Emperor Napoleon has
written letter, assuming the responsi-
billy for the Sedan disaster.
Tho international boat race, in
London, will take place on the 10th Of
June.
Lyman Tremsiue, John D. Towns
end and Henry Dairy, j., have been
retained a Stokes counsel. .
1t is estimated that 10000 men
were engaged in tho New York strikes.
They arc al quiet now.
Thick Of = woman Of 43 years OF
age, in Detroit, suing boy Of 10 for
breach Of promise of marrisge!
The Mormon women protest against
the admission of Utah as State
as long es Mormonism is dominant.
"A boy has been found 10 = VOLTS
den in India, cared for by the occu-
pant, and eating the raw meat that was
brought him.
"A French colony in Franklin,
Kansas, has established velvet manu-.
factory at that place, the first in the
United States.
Mr.. Seward is ut his home 10 Au-
burn, N. Y. Though paralyzed in both
| arms, his health, mental and physical,
otherwise seems to be excellent.
Gen. Ulrich, who surrendered
Srasbourg, and was ceusured by the
Commissioners Of capituiatious, has been
| relieved from active service.
"A Norwegian emigrsnt ship,
bound for Quebec, is believed to have
been lost about the I'd of May, in a
storm on the Atlantic.
The business portion of the vii.
lags Of Hayesville, eight miles south 't
Ashland, Ohio, vas destroyed by fire on
Thursday night. The fire originated in
the drug store Of s. K. Black.
"A Decatur, ILL.,, experimentalist
has suicided With whisky and laudan.
um. A more popular method Is to be
= little longer about it, and use WHISKY
only.
The property Of the late Erastus
Corning amounted to $10,000,o00,
and stamps Of the value of $4,000
were affixed to his will.
! "A tornado on Saturday last and
heavy rains are reported as having done
great damage in certains parts Of Mis-.
souri,. Several lives were lost.
The House has refused to pass the
supplementary Ku Klux bill, and also
the civil rights bill passed by the Sen
ate the other day.
The Presbyterian General As.
sembly refuses to sanction women
preachers, as being contrary to Bible
teachings.
| Miss Anua Dickinson is understood
to b preparing lecture on Horace
Greeley, which she proposes to deliver
through the country during the Presi
dental campaign.
| Such is fame! When Bryant
the poet, was in Mexico recently, b,
met an American lady, and after tn
introduction she said to a friend
Everybody in New York knows Mr.
Bryant, and they all go to hear bis min
strels sire."
The steamship Adriatic arrived a
Liverpool at $50 Saturday morning
having LETT Now York last Saturday
thus making an ocean trip 10 sever
days aud sixteen hours, which is tn
quickest time ever made.
Hon. Geo. W. Julian, one Of thu
leading spirits in the Cincinnati Con
ventiou, is the latest peuitent. He con
fesses, in letter to friend: eth
action Of the convention at Cincinnati
shows that it will not fully meet the de
mands Of the hour"
| -Gen. Sheridan informs the Wa
Department that the Indiana have col
leoted in force at Fort Berthold, an,
have declared their intention to plac'
themselves IN hostility to the North
crn Pacific Railroad, aud have alread,
committed some depredatious.
Il Red Cloud, Red Dog, and few
other red Indians Of the Sioux persua
zion, held big talk with Secretar,
Delano on Monday, and protested To-
utmost friendship if they could hav'
, some presents, and = little mere ammu
uitlon and guns. They are to be mad
> happy by the gift Of 4 few tri nkets an,
some old guns.
An illicit distillery Ia. been dis
covered in Missouri cave, four hun
dred yards under ground. The cavern
. has two openings, one leading into th
side Of q hill and the other runniue
straight down from the top. tn
, former was used for ingress and egrese
the latter as chimney and for the col