The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-20

PllsosAI.-Hon. ". i. Hicks. oe Alex,
andria, passed through town On Friday o.
his way homo from the Philadelphia Con.
vention. he took : look 1t the new jour
NAL Office and said twas well.
Mr.. L. B. Nash, Of Little Rock, Ark. il
in town visiting his brother-in law, Mr.. r.
NJ. Russell.
Rev. E. V. Campbell started on Monday
with his family for Fergus Falls, his health
requiring rest from ministerial duties
There will be no service Of the Presbyter'
Ian church until further announcenent.-
Sabbath School a. usual.
Mr.. J. K. Jenkins, Of London, 10 stop
ping with his brother-in-law, Mr.. Vim
Mercer. Mr.. J. thinks Of settling in thi.
country.
Mr.. ". B. Luther intends starting mex
week for Emporia, Kansas, where he viii
90 to stock'ralsing. He will leave hi
family here until fall.
We had call on Tuesday from Mr.. N
Briggs, Of Little Falls,
MIR. 0. P. Boardman and wife have re-
turned to Olean, New York.
SPORT AHEAD Boyd has provided a
bare pole, which will be well creased, and
on the Fourth Of July purse will bs CIV
en- to the man who will climb up and find
what's on top Of it. Boyd, like true En-
glishman, also proposes having hare
chaee. Things will be lively.
ITALIAN TRoUPI.-Three cheers for St.
Cloud! 1t has genuine Italian opera
troupe in full blast, with large audiences
day and evening. No reserved seats.
Children under ten cents admitted for
twelve years.
P.s. 1t consists of harp and two i'd
dies, assisted by man, boy and girl.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A daughter Of Mr..
Burgess. about fifteen years Of age, died
very suddenly on Tuesday afternoon. She
was just recovering from the measles, and
was out of bed for tho first day. She lay
on lounge and opened two windows,
causing draft through the room. In a
few minutes she arose and complained of
not feeling well, and before q doctor could
be summoned, was dead.
TERRIBLE DEATH.-A lumberman nam
ed James Ryan was killed last week near
Pokegoma Falls. He was on L. Day &
Sons drive, and was working, with others,
in breaking jam Of logs in the river.
The jam suddenly broke, letting him in
among the logs, where he was crushed to
death. He was single man, and his
body was taken to his home in Minnesp-
oils.
INDIANS TO BE SToPPED.-Sheriff Gels
sci received the following dispatch on
Tuesday from Gov. Austin:
ST.. PAUL, June 18th, 1872.
Geo. Geissel, Sheriff:
A delegation of Gull Lake Indians will
be at st. Cloud en- route for st. Paul. For
bid their coming, and order them to 20 i'm
mediately to their reservation at White
Earth. HORACE AUSTIN,
Governor.
No Los have yet put in an appearance
here.
The JAIL On Friday the Grand Jury,
after thoroughly examining the Jail, made
the following report to the court:
The Grand Jury most respectfully beg
leave to report that they have examined
the County Jail and find the same in good
condition.
The prisoners have been questioned by
committee, in regard to their treatment,
| and state that they have been we'll II Gated
that they had plenty to eat, and that the
jail has always been kept clean and tidy
during their confinement.
J. r. BENNETT,
Foreman Grand Jury.
RANDOLPH HOLDING, Clerk.
This is very creditable to Sheriff Geissel
and Deputy Mickey, who give every care
and attention to the proper discharge of
their duty.
1MPRovEhENrs-Cspt. !. E. West, hav-
ing recently purchased six lots bordering
on the south side Of the lower ravine, nea,
tho residence Of Mr.. Strong, il preparing
to erect = handsome dwelling house, the
plans for which are being drawn by Mr.
Hussey. twill be Of brick, two stories
with front Of AZ feet, and q depth O.
about 60 feet. On the first floor will be siz
rooms, including large double parlors, and
on the second floor six rooms. The build.
ing will be surmounted by tower.
The brick work Of the first floor of Mr.
B. Vossberg's new building is about com
pleted.
Mr.. E. Curtis is making good progress
with his store building on Washington
avenue.
Mr.. N. F. Barnes has just completed
livery considerable addition to his dwellin,
house in lower town.
] 'OAA00AA oA0 OAE0SOtAAk AVE tuo U6S6
ment Of Mr.. J. Leisen's new brick store
Mr.. H. W. Weary has built lumbe
shop, 2ox30 feet, and is now fitting up
blacksmith shop, 22x40, to be used in con
nection with his wagon and carriage fac
tory.
Hills new photograph gallery is maxim
rapid progress.
Mr.. Thos. Smith has complete the i'm
provements in his dwelling house.
| Having rebuilt their factory at Min
neapolis, Barnard & Clark have again en-
gagged largely in the manufacture of furni
ture. Their work will stand comparizo
with the best that is made in Eastern mar
kets, in style and finish, as we'll as l.
prices. They will make it for tho intsre,
; of dealers, as we'll as individual customer
to purchase Of them. See their advertis,