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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20


tEr9m the Memphis Tsnnl ApPsAI, November No.
Old Peter Bean bad been digger Of wells 10
this locality Tor thirty years, HIS old buslnesa,
els labor And amnSs1sni, consisted In dslyinE
syringe Of living water. He lived lie OF lone.
Ms. KsnoraI boarding, house, on Front street,
between Market and Winchester. He was truly
= gOOd old man. His nrm and iAst friend, his
companion In hours OF toll and leisure, WGS :
large dog that was bArdly ever krOWn 10 be alb
sem from the side o. Peter. He was q cheerful,
even happy eharro ser, Of 4 ql,st aud playful
disposition, aud when he worked. 70 use q
hOmsly style Of phrasoOlogy, me worked" No
ore knew bow old Peter was, and nobody would
even venture 10 guess at the age Of his dog. His
was . sort Of peron niAl youthfuluesL Tue lapse
OF ebangeful years aud the VioisSitude OF thInEs
had no senile effect on him. In the natural and
regular course o. thipRs there was every prOba-
billy that be would outliVe . couple more gon.
srAtions. But II was not so 70 %, He lell yes.
teIdAy the victim Of an accident which no fore.
sight could have anticipated and no PrsOAutiOn
Peter was digging we'll % Front street, not
far IRON his lodgings. He had reached depth
Of forty feet, and was stun industriOuSly dsylnE
In the earth. What his lonely thoughts down
taoro In that narrow hole were, 10 only known
TO the angels that lorsako not man, no matter
into what cave or dark recessel hs may pSno-
trAta. His assistant on the surface Of the earth,
had Just hauled up q buskStful Of dirt, which
was carried 10 some distance ard emptled out,
and the bucket, detached from the ropo, a. vas
usual LAY % tue e1ko oN tho put foter WAS
below WipiDE his brow or eheeriuIly doiVinE,
no one knows what, Wnon his faithful dog, hAY'
Ing got loose, rushed madly about In search Of
bis master. The vigorous and excited animal
bounded toward the pit 10 bark down 10 his
friend at the bottom, knowing he would get
nlendly answer. This enthuaiAstio friendship
Of the dog, proved the death Of the man. In
Jumping 10 the edge OF tho pit he drove the
bucket before him into L. There was nothing
heard AfteTWATd but low, painful EroAn, and
all was still below 10 the dark and narrow hole,
When Peter was taken out II was found that
the bucket had split his hsAd In two. He died
instantly, Justice Spollman held al Inquest In
an hour or 30 AitoyWAfd, and the Jury having be-.
come acquainted With these fAots gave their yer.
dict accordingly, laying all the blame Of the
terrible accident on the dOH-thO last creature
on earth that would have injured or allowed
others TO injuTo hair Of his master. 80 great
was the ET.et or AfiilotiOn Of the animal on mod.
Ing that the cold hand OF Peter oasossod him no
more and the voice o, Peter failed TO reply 10 his
friendly y0lps that he lay under the dead mans
couch yesterday Rnd died himself II 10 . Gu
riOus-And sad ~ euriOus-eplsOde In life and
death.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

POLLOK COURT-JUdgs SnsH.-Tlmothy Kelly,
Indecent exposure, hnCi ti0; Gilman lluok,
profhns, forfeited cOllAterali Morris Roach, dis.
orderly conduct, tlO; Rachel Thompson, prOfAne,
~; Joseph u. Thomas disordsrly, "; William
John, On, drunk AID prOtAne, -; Abraham
larceny Of a gravity Of lumber worth t2O; Jas.
johnson, larceny, slK months In jail; IgnAtlus
figuAll apd Gust. FOntalne, dlsOnierly conduct,
RletO, 9l0; Albert TOlsOn and Barney Williams,
assault on Wesley Murray, 90 dAysin iaili VIM.
Burke, charged with keoElng adilOrIieTly house,
and cOatH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

ON Monday morning q boy named Henry
SChrOds aged seventeen years, while attempt.
Ing TO Jump on the regulating train Of the Bal
tlmOTe aud Ohio railroad, At the lnteTseetiOn Of
First and q streets northeast, slipped and foil,
Breaking his leg. He was conveyed TO his home
at the corner Of Sixth and q streets northeast,
by OtncoT McNamaTu, and medical attendance
nlnrna
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

Tho above named AalOeintion will give lite
FATy dramatic aud social ente rtain ment on N On
day evening next at Odd Fellows hall, The
play chosen IG "Ths Idiot Witnese," and JudE-
lLE from the east Of characters AND tue number
OF tickets sold II will be success
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20
SALE 3E THE gsETER STATS sTEAASHIPs
BUnRAU o OoSaTRuoTioa LsD RIpAm.
MAhnIhnrOh. hONEMnEn II. M

BUREAU O'OONhTnuOTiON AND HIPAIu. }
WARRINGTON, HoYHhBER II, lill
The Navy DoGaT.meut val offer for sale Al piSno
auction, At the Upltsd States Navy Yard, New York
GU the 18th day o. Dec mhsr, b72, Al u O'Clock M
the Uhtted tsshts4mahlp "GaaIFiaTe OF 49, tons
mgA4urtms7t, and the United States BtsamShIp
lhAny,N Of 2Oo tons measurement
The yeshels and tAoiT Inventories can BE- examined
the O0mmAndAnt Of the Yasd.
The whole amount OF the purchase monsy must DO
dspoaitod At the time Of adjudication and the vessel
must 30 removed from the Nav Yard within two
The GoVaTnmsDt reserves the right 10 Withdraw the
vessels from sale Al time, and 70 GOT Gny bd Or
offer which e considered Inadequate.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

Sewing Machine is the best Of all. The perfec.
ton Of stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
Of work, ease OF operation, nOisoless, Tor more
nearly sOthan any other shuttle maohine,) self
Adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
all parts 10 not equaled In any other machine.
Otfloe, 300 street, Masonic Temple.
N. p. ADAMS h Co., Agents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

real estate agents and brokers, have removed
their office from Market Space to the front room
hTst floor Of the the new Bryant house, on New
where, with larger accommodation, they expect
Increased business, which they will endeAVOT 10
deserve.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

rs 1 ~ " IA AZ N ,s: Il no. ~
and t1t apart for thA. purpose, IN the IArmeFd and
Dro'e Bauk ~ viii be asSn b. the following osEtih
cate OF the OAshier;
FARHHRS' AND DRoVEAH BANKl
LOU1HyIILE, kI, hop .smbeT y, ltil !
This IL t. certify that there u on dsVost 10 this
hAnk half million dellAIs 70 the credit OF the
GIT Oouosrt and. 500 GO ot which Il hed b. thih
70 pAJ G1 ali GiitA u De AHAIded a the diAtinR.
PRIOR or TIOKETa
whols uehs,s ylSi ssiySs; az qs,ItsE., si; r., u
eli lOOi rs for SatDO SO Tor 81 jOO No Soourt On
Isss tnAn eioo uoIth Of tiehsis ~ time
The nTASinG will pOsitvely and unequiyoeAlly take
place December y, AEonnAiS parom ptorily required
TO close sales nd mstS returns November e. order
TO ave ample time for the final AuAnGemsnta Ordera
or hot etc gpplt Adona ioL LrnaIa should b ad.
dressed % Gov. THOs, b, BRAmEKTTK,.
ESv YsIk ones; 500 Broaayy, ~ ensTls a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

Constant advertising is the life Of business.
This accounts for tho large sales OF property
made by b. II. Warner, real estate broker and
Ructioneer, No. T20 Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

Dr. W. l.. White, who resides on his farm,
scar the Good Hope road, presented our once
yesterday with \ box OF fresh, ripe raspbsTTieH,
picked on the 18th inst. That TaspbsTrles grow
and flpen now seems some what remarkable, and
the opinion 10 inoli1ed to that II Is not usual
thing, even In this latitude.
MEEA OyERoOATs,
At EIsEMAE h Bios,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

YeateTiRy's Arrivals.
aRIHa Wa@-.3s.....s.V

AhA
N L LAoay, LouIsburE Va II A Alsy,nder. YIrsInIa
sam Housi N, WA Miss n smith, VirglniA
Lewis, ylIGinis Mis- I y PsoE, ,virginiA
fbOuthT la1y, Va Geo Sunusy, Virginia
NJ: k XII: Whit, ys0I a1 E.SSSff; ysVHI.
Nv sitiokief, Va AVE- EtSYosT
Matthew Filaop, GIsnadl Geo WI HsH Yoik
j.. 'wsaas w, " Y,S,S k,.rs sG' D IainS.
NJ. KIyser, ylTsiuiG NV Ou1mIpFs,
Re- RsTT VIZ it 80 We SSE LsDd,ni Mss; iVDi
vii TaoEey. RncSStIdEs Hon b Kdmond"GL, Y
kl RodEers " ylrEipiA koIomon Rice, New iofk
Turnbull. Virginia J GnWdrT, New York
NATIONAL
RsgI R ss- VS. o.. $ WGi S;. xis n n
rhos Q BEeoiS, Nov Y5rk RobsTt u UosrOI. Phils
FRA iaS GSs. I5srs 1890 ,5a ne
BSgi Asih;3r, sac Nd hSs b I wstfss, sSs YorE
J 7 LuSsibais. LIin.6olo Il . i''''' 'fs''N
owEH HorBE.
A. Ell'R HS i4isdG f9. B;}aT GGSs sS,
B s !. si ia IN Nd ri R;ii.s, Va ''iA'
IT. H. Pss SIi F$S!9::S;,y,ss,,, iiS,a.'. u
WnIARD's HoIEL
BE- $::s Esi Oily RsS i ! E;c RIM ~.
IL: SS v IsS %si P. i' h s.i wv and
EnnITT H0UaE.
F p RhsSSTS; Nc Z: York SHEER 6PPsssd'DA.
I. W kmsrsor, New HOtk Hon y A Duncan, NY
Hon Mckee, Oal Hon M fisher Ohio
j Macon, Mes YoIk VIZ BlAtsman, do
ut. JANIS, tEURoPEAND
A 4 Ashior!h, New York Q l. Goudey. New York
Conptey, Maine " Smith, n roOk IN
II BsELel' PittsbuTE, Pas ugli, Baltimore
3 X DEloh, Peoria, Ill Id WslEus, Pittsbura, Pa
ARLINGTON.
Gen Massey, U "a Oalld. Japan
II W BsLlson, Japan N bagAT, IL, nyeToo
4 B,oWp, 20 lion Il nj Nalnon Indiana
Wallace, do
= Dh<Es, Now Yoik TBChouSin, UtsI
W hohAth, Louisiana Geo W Ely. New York
WARRINGTON HOUAR.
" Ml.khHm 4 wife, o. ] L RoNlGnd, New York
Mrs. hsWtOn family, Va WIN 3snnstt, Philadelphia
WoRMLKT'a.
John N q Parker NO Ohm, Maryland
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20
LnIIannI rmvInEa Innk,

FOR HUHTIHG And DUCKIHd,
N0nulne English FustiAn and Corduroy Suits
Al A. SAEs h COS, $40 Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

OTnSr Of New York avenue and Fifleenth
street, pays O. per cent, per annum on deposits
for each calendar month. Banking hours, . 10
Il Saturdays, v To 4Apd tOG.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

Thus. T.. WaRgnmHn has sold lots ~, 40
and 2ll IN II. y. Uilbert's subdivision Oi square
So improved by three tWOstnTy brick houses
20 Col Enoch Totem, Tor 81, ESQ each.
HOUEu LoCHISNER has come out Of the West
and no might ~ we'll have remained there tor
all the grand gilt Photograph emporium, No.
on Seventh street. corner d, cares about the
young nobleman, Us they deal only IN prizes and
photos,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

CHupREEs OVKRooATs,
A. EIaRMAE a BRO.A,
bOb Seventh street, Alay kuildlug.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20
Zen MOsT DELICIOUS
HOMEMADE SAUSAGE
TuE .l 5il;; !,

&c TO FKBREY's
STAR MARKET,
Northeast corner q aud Thirteenth streets
northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

THURsToA's Ivory Pearl Tooth rswdef is the
best Dentrihco In use. 1t keepstho Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price % and so cents.
JoUvENs lnOdsrous Kid Glove Cleaner IL far
superior to anything known. Price rs cents.
THoHPBoE's Pomade Optlme is exquisite. It
softens, beauties, and Strengthens the hair.
Price ~ and 50 cents.
An Enr aala nv IlruuaiatH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

GOATS, GA, tl5, go, go 50, ~.
Pants, 40, ", ", 80, az tI5
vests, ", ~, d, %, q, -,
Ready made, at A. sAEs a Uo.'s,
slb seventh street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

PRICE List OF GENTS FURNIsHIHa GOODS
AT GOLDMAN n STKNBER0, NEW GRETs
FURNISHING GoODs STOHK, No. 100 SEVENTH
STREET, CORNkR or @
GO0d White Shirts, rs cents, So cents, tl, tlbO.
Our % white shiTts IL unsurpassed In the city (;
good MeTinO Unde rshlrIs and Drawers, 90 cents,
90 cents, 70 cents, 81, o. 20 and o. 90 We sell
better 81 UudeTshiTt than any house In lOWn.
Splendid English Socks, - Genus per pair.
Knit JEckeJs, n large variety and at very low
prices. 1he finest variety Of Ties, Bows and
ScaTiB ever seen IL this city.
Depot Tor Gents Kid Gloves, in all the opera
cOlOrs and shades Tor street wear. Gloves,
Gloves, Gloves, OF any imaginable kind, and At
low hgures. Come and convince yourselves. Al
goods warranted rs represented.
nnr M 4
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

At EbEMAN 4 Bios
'--'- bO6 Seventh street, three doors above l.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

FRoOK on sURTuUT OyEHoOATs,
sOIns VERY lOug for hOTsemen, at
*. SAKa \ Co., $40 seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

THE new Colounade hotel, philadelphia, Pa,
10 only two blocks north from Baptist church.
LADIES AND GENTLKNEN, II you wish your
wearing appnTel cleaned In a first.olaas manner
send them to A. FIsHKR, els Ninth street, OPP
pOslle Patent once. The Professor Will give
you satisfaction without fail. Kid Vesseaned
nice and cheap.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

a al act Of the Il EslAtuIe, u aid Of The Pub
lie Library Of Esutueky, unAyoidAbh postponed from
and Upedaiy NoallT occurs in Louisville, Ky, SAT
delay on aay Account uhAtsTsF, the following OaIh
Gifts are for distribution BY lot among the ticket.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-15
g tEE-5 80 Z 'i''-f ~
HENRY CLAY.

Formerly = very large, well-known, and
somewhat noted bllly-goat roamed at large
int the streets tof.. Ws shiugton, and the news
paper boys, boot-blacks and street imps
generally made common cause against him.
Henry: Clay never liked to- see dumb ami
mails abused q worried, sand q one occa-
sion while psssing down the avenue, q
large crowd Of these mischievous urcbin 8
were & their usual sport, Mr.. Clay with
his walkiDg-stick, drove them avay, Civ.
Ing them . sound lecture in the meanwhile.
AZ they ssatteredE and scampsrsd in every
direction, Billy seeing no one but Mr.
Clay within reach, made charge on him.
Clay dropped his cane and caught his goat.
ship blythe horas. Il The goat would rear
up, being nearly ~ high as the tall Ken.
tnokial himself, and the latter woulapull
him down again. This sort Of sport soon
became tiresome, and he could conceive Of
no way ~ which he could free himself
from the tWo-hornsd dilemma, 90 in his
desperation he sang out 10 one Of the boy 9
to know what 70 do. Ono Of the smallest
in the crowd shouted back: "Let 20 and
run, you blasted fooli" Clay always
maintained thst though no sigaed the
treaty Of leace At Client. yst that ragged
boy knew more than he did.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-15

vmias rs ~ Z. m, p
@,ost,sr.d popula.ion Sc -. !, n.;a,,,. M.
Ia. Ia of eouth .rn p,,..,. 8 ] s, .,,.,,
M ID Wholly ana .n, IN. f.o,. tam.
M Il /. ehiekly ..t,l.d .onn,,v
r.. land /. All, al. 4 -. ~ I.
IA. n. ..r.:, s s.. t.... az 49,. 80.
= Al th.ir i've. i !. - n .s;..a r.o,,
Stheif .,.e.t 81, IL, 5 ,a,,o- /. nm A..
farms are lare, 3 ns6 Z, nj, e -. IL,
n,o s g. - 9, $3.50 -,
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What the Lead ding Taxpny-
q ers Say
THE MN fnA1 WAIT, CLARKE 3
McOLURI HAVE UNDERTAKEN
70 PUT DOWN. II S:5
206 OF ]. ! I ! ] 1 tM I
SHALL THE PEOPlE OR THE
!, .. 80 ssRINsa1 RULE!

WHEREAS, The Common Council OF the
gity Of ST. Cloud did, on the 18th day Of
December, A. D. 1871, pass resolution
pledgiug the faith of the said city TO the
issuance Of its bonds in the sum Of Sixty
Eve Thousand Dollars, to the St. Paul &
Pacific Railroad Company, aud the giving
OF said Company, free Of charge, the right
OF way through said city and twenty acres
EddS conveniently located Herein for
backgrounds, and Pledging aIsS ths full
performance by said city. Of all the pro-.
visions contained in cert ain resolution
therein referred to passed BY the Board Of
Directors 81 the 47orthsrn Pacific Railroad
Company, to be performed by said ol'y 8 {.
Now, therefore, We the undersigned citi-
Gems and legal voters Of said city. do here-2
BY soiemnly, pledge our hearty support Of
slid resolution passed by said City Coun-
Gil, and promise and agree faithfully to Ia;
.hsr for thu llssSisl4,ion, sad vote for the
r,,ihca,ion Of ssil bonds, and for the spprov.
sa1 tof ,sash oriisance as ssaM Common
c6unoifmsy pass in putfsuancS Of said
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ORDlSAALE 10. la.

wsxn.x. q ,,..., $ s. =.
Northern Pacific = -. ~ Z. ~
d. is7l = r....i ~ s lstn IVY u
flon :.,nn w. THAT in eonslost.
til. CIV Ri Il IL :. .Ao t,knI " intoukn
lf s.ouads n,.,Ss.I.ns,. A'ss 9, .Ana y os
sus.n nt.. tn. =. a.a grd a,'
81. PauI psce ka,i..a.i -. as,lss e Tue
sad dolA.s 81 tssS l,nds u SGD ety, bs log int.
:saan i. pr.asp.l t p.,- Il.
the said 81 Paul Pacific Railroad ii the Mississp
Hver ~ Bt. Cloud bs At the sVtlsOn Cfoasingn 10
called, . copy Of which resolution daily sut6entI.
esssd xss e 9 meeting q, the Common Council d
,seampet 4. lsIl, presented and " Iesolution de
cta1ed g ~ satisfactory 10 sad city. and the same
x!sn ~ and ansulas the ptoyisos terms and con-
altIo an snsssol seespssd 8, ~,
futc oi the 6eate Of tppssOta, entitled IAN Act e
enthoIizs he city y d. Cloud 70 Issue bonds q
eed " the Of the 81. Paul Pacific Rail
ls72 the raid city city was euthosissd TO jsiuo
any time PRIOR to the first day Of August ID. 1873
me bonds Of said city with coupons attached, not
s,kSoesa9. ne sum q sixtyve Thousand dollars 70
me rvsr upon the line Of said rsilrosd
eadng from tn east sideof said river inta ths,eity
g y: C!o1d, and the furthsr sam Of N0ssl TAoYs-
70 bs used for the purpose Of purchasing tks tight
Of May and 1epot grounds 1br said railroad tlc01A
and IN said city Of Of 81. Cloud, ana the Common
q
Of said city In the sum of Sixty6ve Thousand dol
lars to cid in the construction of the bridge afore.
said, and in the further sum Of Fifteen thousand
dollars or 20 much thereof as may be necessary to
be used for the purpose Of purchasing the right Of
way and depot grounds aforesaid. Now therefore
The Common Council Of khc Ctr Of S,,r. c,o,.1 III
or0ain -. - : ."0. y" ~
sEcrIoN 1. That thu bond. Of .aii CITY Of saint
Clon5 v;+v, ~ a. =. - o".hs
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-15

Tho !. :: duty on.,-sals,I has been de-
bounced as an iu1o!erable oppression.
Allowing thirty-'hrce pounds Of salt, :
year to each person, the duty paid by
each is six cents. Is not the exaction
frightfnl? ':>':> -:
( OF course there i, no political mo.
tive in ali this hubbub. T IS pure pa
triotism.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-15

A strange death was that Of The
Rev Joseph DeDison, President Of the
Kansas State Agricultural College.
The Kansas Farmer Of the 18th con-
tanned cartoon eo' Of : IN. maniac in violent
cootortiops, labeled "Joseph Denison,
DID The unfortunate man glanc.
sd At il gave an agonizing cry, sunk
on the floor and died instantly;
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o. -
s. Nsw PAf1R.-Ws hsve received tho first
number Of the Brainsrd Tribune. Of which
Mr.. y. g. Rasssai i isdi,or ana pabl,sh.r.
Ar. H.. u svidsntly no tyro, ~ his we'll
Sled local and editorial columns demon
strats. The liberal supply Of advertise
ments speaks we'll for the energy and
shrewdnsss of the business men Of 4t<
place. Mr.. Russell deserves to succssas.
and ws believe he will On our fourth
page may be found : column Of extracts
from the Tribune, from which our reader.
may gather some ides Of the style and do
ingss Of one Of the newest and most pros
porous Of the frontier towns Of Northern
Minneeots. III
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rII.s Ulrl'v,.. o. gAAn0lE q

s6dsloyial CIR. iililvd.stls Wiscossiis.
.ance q nov undergoing i sharp
trial for son,o ye,rs. sho viii Be
forced % serve Germany The Ger
msn has her on her knees With. shis
tnife Il her throat. Tho 81, 00D, 900
900 d indemnity end tho los Of part
of~ her most valuable provinces, i !
depth Of humiliation more bitter than
eyer inflicted on ! nation which. has !
hiarengo, ~ Austerli,s, ) Jena, spd !
sFrisdland in its annals, and which had
been exalted b. the genius Of the
most extraordinary soldier Of ancient o.
modern times. The French sorely
feel their degradation iron has
entered into their souls and they ere
THU King, working and praying fol
their hour Of retribution sgainst
their German task. masters. Nov they
must practice endurance, patience, for.
'titude and heroic courage to ct them.
selves for their final trial with Ger.
many. y Anchor rings, pics, &C., Of
iron, silver or gold-which signify
hope-are being distributed among
the rising generation. They are max
ing tho utmost efforts to improve and
reorganizc their army. To do this
they are willing to BE severely taxed.
Heretofore I have expressed the opin.
ion that it8would BE-. better to expcnd
the additional amount IN schools, but
tits difficult to make even the most en-
lightened Of European statesmen ap.
preeiate the gigantic power ofan edu-
Gated people, when a nation demands
the uttermost strength of Fer children.
The army estimates of France for 1872
are e 80, 1000, 900 francs, ssl6,00 900
larger than usual. President Theirs
has q faith in armies and artillery
We believeic school. masters and edur
cation. Hence it seems to usthat IN.
lees France does more 70 educate her
people 81 her struggles again.t Ger.
many viii. be ia vain.
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70 OUR CREDIT RUINED;
Kozs tks Wabasha,c Herald

s
Rsom tks Wabashap Hsrald VI
Minnesota is branded By the bond,
holders q arepuudiato, having no cred.
il 10 the markets Of the world !; they
tell rs that capital win Avoid oar bor-
'den, alltof which sounds we'll but is
simply humbug. Miunesots State
bonds arc q par il Wall Street, and
have been for years every issue Of duly.
authorized bonds OF the State has been
seagerly taken at . premium. During
the past year 700! miles OF railroad
have been built in Minnesota and almost
every foot Of i With borrowed capital;
money is flowing into the State with
.unexampled rapidity, and oil this while
Minnesota has lost oil credit, and iss
branded as ! repuditating State. Try
some other dodge, gentlemen, this
won't hold water. --.~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-15

At Newton, Kansas, on Tuesday.
last, Mr.. Ward took his shot gun and
septI I'll its9v.ewSMTr .yler, He
found him ct Mr. Merrill's saloon aud
fred at him. He killed Mr.. Merrill by
mistake, and Mr.: Taylor killed him.
So that the man who should have been
killed is the oaly survivor. :~-E
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-15

Why is = hen immortal I Her son
neysf ss.s. Why havs ehiekeasno.ho in
The future! They hsve their next world
(necks twirled) in this. Why is hen on :
fence like scent! Head on ono eide, tail
ontbe other. Why don't hens lay At night!
Then they are=roosters. why is tho first
chicken OF . brood like the mainmast Of =
ship : Alittls forwrdof s:main batch.
Why 10 : chicken just Matched. Ike : bulls
tall! Never seen before. Why should
not chicken cross the road It would be
a.fowl proceeding. II : ships captain had
NO eggs Whist would he dot Lay to (tvoC
And to conclude, : hen y : poer economist,
.bseauss for every grain che sivssA psck:3
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-15

"a horrible story comes from Mas.
saohusetts. AZ Marbiehead,' asfsw days
since, the wifs .ofa prominent citizen,
while len alone with her two children
for few moments BY her attend ant,,
took tho Youngest child, about seyen;
.m'onths Old and plunged il into !.
kettle q boiling watsF which stood %
the stove. eapsing tho Heath 81 the
:, child i in shout afteea minutes. The.
poor mother has bssa issans for the
past Dix months. 4 s IS, Il S.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-15
CHICAGO cLorIiINa HALL.
More Bargains.

@. Hsnauer : Co., have received . large
lot Of trunks. 2f5 -
81 "A splendid assortment Of fashionable
neck ties, collars, shirts and other srtisles
& & gent lsmsn'. furnishing eesaa ;-in or
rive On Saturday. -
They are selling I'll kinds Of goods q
prices lower ,han any other house In town,
in order 70 make room for their immense
new stock which Is soon to arrive. 80 ,.s;