The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-22

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THl CaArPAeuAoKs II CsuxolI. a rain
storm intsrtersd somewhat with The meet.
ing 81 no Bloody Chasmists on last Fri.
day, 6ut. with the assistance Of the brass
band, quito respectable number Of Grant
men, boys, and some Greeley believers
were gathered into the Court House. Mr.
o. Tenny took the Chair, and introduced
Hon. Z. NJ. Wilson, Of Minneapolis, who
spoke for some time In dsnunoiation Of
the Administration. Frauds were his
hobby. He advanced nothing very new or
striking, and even Loft out the pith Of tho
whole thing most Of the rogues who
have stolen nom the government were
appointed Il the solicitation Of Horace
Greeley ard his friends. Capt. Wilson 10
an agreeable speaker and : very pleasant
gentleman, but no win find It hard job 10
get tho Greeley wavs to run very rapidly
up hill j !!
A Greeley club was organised as fol-
lows:
Preside1t-C. D. Kerr.
Vice. Presidenss-B, Vossberg, H. c. Bur
bank, J. ". Tenvooras, o. Tenny, L. Rob-
bers, Jos. Edelbrook and John Landberg.
Rscordaeg 3eerftasy-E. G. Cams. 49,.
Correpon1Se9S x6sa1sy-L.A. RvaA1
Ttsasursr-J. NJ. Rossnberger.
Executive Comnsitses-F. q. Dam, Nc.
Cans, J. G. Wilson, W. Carter, J. F. Bell,
John Zspp, DR.. +. H. Atkins, john L. Will
son, e. Jsaqeysnd q Mickey.
Col. Kerr made some remarks, in which
poor Gordou's face WAS battered up again,
to the evident satisfaction Of oil the au-
aisases txespt Gordon himself. But this
Is no argument in behalf Of Greeley's
election. The Greeley wave has now set
tied down into the quietest kind Of ripple.
THs HsAvY WE1aHrs Ou1.-A party Of
ponderosities, comprising Dick Burdiok,
Fred Schultz, Dr.. Parker, J. VanRensselaer
vent o there's side on . chicken hunt
vsry 1t. last Saturday evening. They had
but two dogs, and returned With 81 chick.
ems and pigeons. It must BE- admitted
thst these infants aggregate weight, 1857
pounds) brought back = oreditable lot o
game. They also brought back an empty
beer keg, an empty bushsl basket, which
went out full of dry nonrishment for tho
human frame, and some empty (soda-wa"
tory bottles. It is now in order for the
light weights to do ~ well-in the game
hnes we mean. - Mr.. #. Schultz left "a
several samples Of the chickens, which
were duly taken care Of.
Parties entitled to Peters Musical
Konthly for campaign clubs will receive
them directly from the Office Of pubica-
ton. Although this is . very liberal pre-
MUM for tho slight effort necessary Is Oh.
tain 1t, yet We will furnish it to al who
send US clubs Of ton subscribers at rs cent,
'''h' Many .te dodias .haI'; GS.|
"A bet Of S. side was made on last
Monday between: John Roller and John
Plates ~ to which gould get his MAJ
tAfSsnd ths Driving Parrk track the quick
est. Each appeared with his plug
hitched to wagon. Plates got the pole
at the start, but Roller soon got the inside,
and came around ins.2:29. Plates cried
foul, because Roller, atsr getting the lead,
wabbled across the ttsck, frustrating oil
attempts at passing him. The money W,
promptly ''absorbsd." .5S4....
-Hines las bsen labelling the new jour.
NAL Office to-day. !, He has got up couple
Of handsome signs, the largest, on the
'front.' being twenty-five feet long and three
feet high. The other is twenty-six feet
long. They show! -.
| "A couple Of lumbermen, G.: Stafford
and John Trip, were arrested at Mime
apolis on Thursday. charged with having
cut the boom at Brainerd, and let out 8
number Of logs belonging to the mill com
pany at that place. They gave bail 70,
their appearance at the next term of thu
District Court in this city.
/ -Justice Tobey assessed VIM. Peta ant
Jos. Fadden So and costs each for. being
drunk; Jo.: johnson 81 and costs, ant
p. Holfers tho costs, for the same offense
Tho sermon by Mics LaClair, on las
Sabbath, attracted large congregation
2f6hefs young lady of considerable abil
ity.