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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-06
! TEE MAYOR OF LONG ISLAND CITY TO BE
INDICTED.

Last night meeting OF large number Of innu-
entsl Citizens OF Long Island City was held in
nunrer's Point for the purpose OF taking measures
To indict A. d. Dtmars, the present mayor of Long
Island CITY. IL was stated by persons present at
the meeting ina. money was openly paid for votes
number Of men Visited a prominent resident OF
Hunters POM and stated that Mayor Ditmars had
sent them, and that Ihey were 10 receive a certain
sum when the person 10 whom they were epnt wns
convinced tnat they nad vote1 certain IIcket
Other charges as fully damaging were made aQaInst
him. Three commit ees were finally apponted IN
raise 10 prosecute the matter and 10 produce
evidence and a tnird 70 consult WIN Dlstric, AZ.
t0rDey bowling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-06
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 5, 1879.
CLEARED.

Bros 80 o''"''''e' "'"'so"-Ae""e'3""
slrrHronbridge (BrL Pizzey I,ondon-C l. wreb, 4 Co
Bark mentor Nor, Olsen, Grirnsead-Funcb fdve a Co
s :" D"s>
Bark Guia tltal, Guotta, Messina-A p Arres,a
AGO. '' t't' "a"o'' WAs"o"
Whitney A Co. - o'"eis-v
Brig Forest Prince tBr), Merriam, Maranham-L r Am.
Brig James Miller, Thomb, Matanzas-Miner, Heugh,on
BrgJ Henderson, Henderson, Matauzas- II wlnches.
ter 4 60. " "'"e"oa-
Uiqcken NV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-06
THE BULLS AND BEARS.

the Heath perjury case occupied The attention OF
justice Ladwith Jefferson Market yesterday after.
noon. Assistant District Attorney sullivan and Mr.
John D. Townsend succeeded in occupying from
three O'Clock till SIX O'Clock IN arguing points of
law, relating principally to the rules or evidence
and bearing Immediately on the admission OF ac-
counts or STOCK transactions as evidence. Mr..
Townsend objected TO their admission on the ground
that they were entrey irrelevant 10 the charge or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-06
Traditional Political MIDDLE.

There never has been In Hoboken sufficient cohe-
slve power pecuniary or Otherwise TO hold a party
together, and this Is eXempli1ed now more than
ever. Three parties are In eXistence-tne demo-
cratic, German and republican. Each party has
already endorsed one more candidates of the
other Mayor Schmersah Is the nominee OF
all parties Tor reelection. Mr.. Christopher Clarke
IS the unanimous nominee OF the democrats for
Water Commissioned. William ii. Chllds Is on the
same ticket Tor Treasurer, while Mr.. kamena Is
supported by the republicans and Germans. The
contest for City Clerk Is bitter IN the extreme. d.
X. McCulloch, the young gentleman who is noml-
mated by the republicans and Germans, mas been ma
gned by many because OF his religious belief lie IS
nevertheless well and favOrably Known and, despite
the hind fury OF religious bgO!ry raging against
him, VIII III all probability be elected City Clerk. The
men who originated the attack mis- religious con-
viCtions, curious enough to relate are not at ali
likely 10 become canonized SAINTS The minor Offices
III Hob0ken are sourht by men whose name is
legion, and some OF the successful men VIII possibly
form new parry OF political patronage and per-
Qulslles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-06
A Banker Become Insa ne.

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Charles Reinhardt q
banker. doing business at AZ Pine street, New York,
and well known in financial circles. was conveyed In
coach 10 the police station where some OF his reIa-
tives had him placed under arrest as insane Rein
hardt resided at IS Meadow street, with his vile aud
1amly ana nag large incomes but IN later years
ne became 50 ADDICTED TO drinking that his brain
seriously affected. Yesterday mornlng he imDibed
as usual ana began to manifest symptoms OF serious
menta arrangement lie was brought before Re-
coroer Bonnstelr, and 1t was arranged by his
friends 10 nave him sent the IneDriate Asylum at
blnghamtOn N. Y. He Is a gentleman OF command
ing appearance. and ii Is not improbable that his
mental faculties may be restored.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-06
An Exiled Boy Astrny.

At late hour on Thursday night a lad, twelve
years old, was found In the ferry house, VINO had
evidently wandered from his home. He was taken
to the police station. where he still remains. He
states that his name Is Thomas w. Young, came
from England with his father, Enoch, SIX years
ago. lost Ills mother since tncn and TIL recentlv
Alice, with whom he resided IN Twenty-sixth
street. near Second avenue, New York, for several
months. HIS father IS leather cutter and work ed
Tor MI Paisley OIL Seventh avenue. The bows
ment Is doubted, as his story OF his late resid
IN Philadelphia was not verified. lie has falr hair,
bue eyes, brown pants ana jacket, black vest ana
specAled shirt He Is held to await identification.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-06
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION RETURNS

PROVIDENCE, X. l, April s, 1872
Full returns OF the State election show majority
Of LILO for Padelford, The republican candidate
for Governor, ana 10 majority for Cutler the demo-
cratic and Trap candidate for Lieutenant Cover
nor. Some scattering votes not returned may pos
sibIy throw the election OF Lieutenant Governor
into tie republican Legislature. Tue remainder OF
the republican state ticket has about Two thousand
one hundred ma lorltY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-06
OBITUARY.
Samuel jackson.

Samuel Jackson, NJ. d., emeritus professor OF the
University OF Pennsylvania died at his residence in
Philadelphia yesterday morning. Professor Jack.
son was IN the Elghty-lfth year OF his age; vener-
able man, aud called from life with his honOrs full
upon MIN. He held the prolessorsnip during a
period OF twenty-eght years with great advantage
TO the Institution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-06
SUICIDE IN TRENTON. N. ],

Yesterday morning Abraham =. Ravens, who re.
sided at No. Southland street, rose from his
bed at nalfpast three O'Clock, against the will Of
his wife who did all she could 10 prevent MIN. and
shipped ont Of the house. lie was subscQ ntly
founddrovDed IN The Perry street BASIN Deceased
was AignIy respected man, and esteeinei ~ a
large circle VI friends.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-06
H0B0KEN NEWS.
A Mul.Pructice Case.

Coroner P1rslow held an inquest yesterday on the
body OF an infant, named Tame that had been
killed Dy an overdose Of morphine, administered at
the command or a self dubbed "Dr." Wolf. The jury
returned verdict IN accordance with the facts ana
having q diplOma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-06
S HIPPI N EW S.
Almanac for New YOrk-This Dny.
Sun rises. .... 8 36 Moon rises. morn ia
Sun sets. ..... 6 30 High water. eve 737
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF APRIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

A -A-A-ALrOGETHRR THE CHEAPEST PLACE
"A. for Gas Fixtures Chandeliers, Brackets, &C. 60l
Broadway. Come to headquarters without intervention OF
gasners Real bronze and ormolu Chandeliers, half cost
Importation. MCLEWEE PUTNAM 60l Broadway.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-17
HOW THE STATES v0TK.
Grant Pyramid.
OalO,,
MAINE,
OREGON,
IN DIAN A,
VERM ONT,
n E B R AS K A,
CONN CTICUT,
PEN NSY WANNA,
R H o DE Is L A N D,
N EW II A NJ P 8 a I r z
Greeley PyraHld.
G. EOR 21'
G. IA ~:
90
O sA''& =

Il. The Land Of6os Ring OpRoo saya
nv. burbsnk "bSge- the Kspublioanl
also to nominate and support him. u
This Is not true. For the suResstioa
that the Republican Convention should
manifest the good sense and good judy
ment to nominate him, We: personally
accept tho responsibility. Mr.. Bar.
bank had nothing whsteyer to do with
it, either by: request Or: iotinstios:
Hosts Of personal assurances rende, Il
certain that, whether nominated or
not, he will receive tho votes Of several
hundred Grant Republicans in Stesrns
county, who believe that it is vastly
more important to have an honest ma.
elected to the Senate than any eandi-
date subject to tho diotstion of tho St.
Cloud Land Office Ring, no m,ttsr
what that candidates present political
professions might be. -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-17
NOI'ICE

THE undersigned hereby gives notice
! that he will sell at Public Auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described Real Estate, situate in the Coun-
y Of Douglas. State of Minnesots: Lo,
l, in section 7; the east half Of southeas,
quarter and southwest quarter Of south
est quarter of section 10; lots l, 2, 6, in
section IA, lot Z and south half Of south
east quarter, and lots l, 2, 8; and north
west quarter, Of northwest quarter Of see-
ton Is; lot 7, section az; tho undivided
hall Of lots s and 6, and northwest quar-
ter Of southwest quarter Of section %: lot
l. and undivided half Of lot 4, 10 section
20: the undivided tsK Of lot i, section II,
oil the above lands being in town l28,
range 80 west. 49,
Alss. oil Of the northeast quarter Of
section rs. town l2o. range 81.
Also, certain lot Of land, with the store
building upon It, described ~ follows, to.
wit the west half OF the southeast quar-.
eer Of the southeast quarter Of section
,, tswn l29, range 40, excepting tract
Of abeut ons.haN acre previously sold e
John Lounts. : ! .<$zt
Also. ct the same time and place person
d property combating Of sundry notes and
accounts. ~
Said sale will take place on the 3lst day
Of October, 1872, At the building occupied
BY tho q. 8. Courts, Rogers Block, Third
Street, st. Paul. at 10 O'Clock, A. X.
W. L WILSON,
Assignee Of Estate Of Lewis Lewiston.
st. Paul. Oct. 9. 1872. ootl7.2w
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-17
HOW THEY TAKE r.,
ESom tie Ne. Ys,k Norla.

Kea IL. M Ys,k HerA. -
If bis nomination 1t Baltimore wss
. mistake, Il VII our mistake; not his.
he has borne himself % well since,
that the party i - much bound TO
him q it would have been 70 the nsst
thorough going Democrat it could hsvs
put isto the dsld. We cannot swervs
or waver nov. To b 'sdft; 'thsfss 10
]eft but . slender chance u Mr. Gree.
lsy's election. :" .:'s<o'1 e.: 2''* o.
From tAe c.ne;unas; caa..<,e.at.s u E "E'
Taxing tho stssttons altogether tho
o,nclusiod is forced chat tie luck ;oi
Gene. Il Grant, ID politics q in var, i,
likely Is b, confirmed by his 'rs.else'
.iou; ID the Presidsaey. The Liberal
aud Demosratic organisation ii not %
ooupsaas that il can Withstand tho shoek
Of repeated letes1:
From IL. 81. Low. Di,pstes :@'' :7>45
Indian. has gone to the devil-ws
msaa 70 the Radicals (ths same thing)
with the rest bat Mr.. Hendrieks is
elected. The smallsst donations thank.
fully received. o1t' r. go i: ( .s,;*t.t !;
I+vas az NswS Ys,k fr;1ssesf- ~<.'o,.G 80
From this day till the first Tassdsy
in November W shall have upon NJ >
steady, continuous strain. /
From tie Chicago 7sass, TO- Obnor.) ~,.a
The vsrd'oty rendered by the three
great States are positively fiasl % 70
Mr.. Grseley's prospects of election.
He is quite u much defeated ~ it the
elections Of November were over.
There ought to BE- no longer delay 10
rspudiating Greeley add Brown as the
Democratic candidates. Let the grand
old putty BOW reform it, lines under
the banner Of O'Oonor and Adaus, ssd
if victory does not sx,it2 IL, it will,
It least. not b compelled 70 eoatsu-
plato tho certainty Of: defeat and ds.
grace. '* :. o&'7 : ~ ,-:.stj M: :: ~.
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--They had IN earthquake d cred.
liable Dimensions IN Iovs and Dsk.ts
on Wednesday. .....s.,.
james Anthony Froads. ii. emf.
ssnt English histeriss and sss.yist, il
in New York. -. -, -,
The British eovsssnsn,'s, ssxps.s.
q for telegrsphisg, % tho, subject Of
The indirect claims, snounts 70" $40,
wv. "f&i;' is1% su'; 70 t:5s 4 s.cI |
The Cincinnati gbs,s,ercfa1, H.
poets to sec Republicans betting on
Kentucky for GrAss pi.hia. tie next
fortnight. ,s& .4& a:s,,. D H. -
Mr.: B.ntwiek. n. r: deaouae.sj
severely the award 4 10 9sssstv,. /, d.:
bitsason, and aays Essh,d des.rv,j
the sooru Of tho wvhslo world loe 20:
septisg Il. <a'sss ss "a, u; III
4: -Aaoshsr. iasta.es u Mr.. Gfsst5yj.
kind q 'sr.eea,ili,ti6a" i ,.po.. t.d
ttoa - Mii..s;..iipei, !. 4 bti.f displ.eh. :
from s. Lake 4 Pso!idsoe. s.ys ..Thss'
p'e.es and tJpss q ths straight, Oh Re.
lubliean Newspaper here w.s destroyed
last night By party opponents - =
Parties @eoiog W " and ! ., Of .
bensvolent turn Of mind ars requested
y The Republican editors II New orr
City q look oat afot.ah eligible situatio,ni
fot % ex.sdit.f u tin zig, xkose'pp:a
ftieal career i Just terminating.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-17
TnANKso1vINa PROCLAMATION.

By H.. P1es;dent Of The United States Of
A1uiea-A Proclamation:
WuslEAs, Tho revelation Of another
var has sgain brought the time when it 10
usual 70 lock back upon the past, and pub
lioly thanh the Almighty for his mercies
and A,s blessings; and
Wnsl1As, II any ono people has more
occasion than another for such thankful
ness. il 10 tho citizens Of the United States
whose government is their creature, sub
jsst 70 their behests, who have reserved
to themselves ample civil and religious free
dom and equality before the law who due
ring the last IL months have enjoyed OK
emption from any grsvious or general ca
lsnity; snd to whom prosperity in sgrisul-
turs, manufacture and commerce has been
vouchsafsd;
THs1E1oII, BY these considerations,
recommend that on Thursday, the twenty
eighth day of November next, tho people
meet in their respective houses of wor-
ship and make their acknowledgements to
God for His kindness and bounty.
In witness whereof, I have hereuuto set
my hand, and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed. Done at
the city Of Washington, this 18th day
of Oetober,, in the year Of our Lord,
1922, aud Of the Independence Of the
United States tho ninety-seventh.
U. 8. GRANT.
By the President
HAMILTON FISH, Sec, etary Of State.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-17
JUDGE HAN LIN's ANSWER.

Tho following is the answer made By
Judge Hamlin to the Straight Demo-
crats who recently met 1t the Astoi
House, New York, and placed him on
the National Committee .a:1 -,
ST. CLOUD, M1zx., Sept. 10, 1871.
DRA1 SlI IL have this day .rsturaed
from the east, and find on my table. yeur
invitation to conference Of Democrats ::
favor Of Grant and Wilson. Il; - :.
have given mo much p]esaars to .eul'
tended this conference, but Of = .avs at
now impossible. There .are .oarse ~
Gratis Of standing and OH ether Dene
teel % do in this mat .raoter here, vi
glad to learn the u -,.sr, sad'ws shall B
ton and to aid - suit Of your deliosra
tween Gen. O. III in our power. sAs b
60 strong rant and Horace 0rseley Y
for Grant.
respectfully yours,
E. O. HANLIN.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-17
1IaNle00TA' NEWS.

D. AIsNeo0TA' NEWS.
-Dalath Ia, 40 opsr. hou..
nearly completed p
a colt Kicked Nels Anderson, Of
!: Bsa.ne..ft, io. the stomach, causing his
4 death. 49,. ..:...:
<.s-Jehn seefi.ld, of: D.kot. county,
waaskilled on Saturday by the acclden-
tai discharge of his gun.
a&y-Victor Mautel, of Nicollet ooun-
y, raised from ST acres Of land PSI
bushels Of wheat "a yield of47 bushels
per acre. >
f''-As@ 4ooeudiary fire At Howard
Lake, Mesker county, on Thursday, de-
stoyed tho stave factory of Geo. W.
Thompson. Loss $4,000.
Andrew Pratt, . well.to.do Amer.
loan citizen Ct African descent led to
the matrimonial altar At Charleston, in
Frssbors county, on Sun day, Christi.
No Andersen, I Danish girl.
"A German from Owatonn. brought
a:wsgoa lad Of Concord grapes to Far
ibault last week, which be sold On the
street Il IL esnts . pound. He had an
, se.s Of vines, from which hs gathered
: ton Of grapes.
Friday mornise the large steam
saw mill at Oneota, Mins., owned BY
Manager l. Gray, was totally consumed
b. Ere. Less about $4,000; no in.
u o1.oce. z@S~ -
s,==L. 8 HaIl, Of Rsyssaa, bad eight
- stacks of wheat, three Of barley,
,aod two. Of eats*: burned lest Mocd.y
night BY parties unkaeva. Loss about
q, Q1o, ~h,eh falls particularly hard
ssspoa a,peor man, being % entire years
vesk work: Gazette.
's,.s--Mosdey and Tuesday last $4,000
bushels of:wbeat were received in Has.
ting. The farmer. paid into our bank,
over $4,000 on notes due. Less work
this year tor Sheriff sad eosstables than
ever beto'e:io: this (oounty.-Rastings
. Union. =. .sn>. ~
The body Of jane. ". Stroag, Of
Minneapolis, w found on the river
bank, near Averill Co.'S paper mill on
Thursday, vhsrs it had lain since the
prsvious Monday, At what time he sud.
denly disappeared. An empty bottle
'a''k' :d9peiios' lying BY his. side, told
the cause Of his death.
4 '2L:A' suit which wwas referred from
tho District Court 70 A.: J. Horn, in
which Henry G; Burbank, ofst. Cloud,
SEED tho drn Of Hill lGris6s L Co., to
recover = sum, of@l4, 600 for failure to
trinspest goods from Benson, Morris
and Hsr.aaa to Rcd River, ternioated
yes.>rday - far . te,t;nosy IL con-
sssnsd. It. occupied ave weeks IN the |
lttiihl.-i&. Paul Di,pascA. i
:. a a., broke ont il Minneapolis on !
lF,,ida..y eieht t. i Morrison Bros. planning !
mill. Other man ufactories in the Same |
Building xere destroyed. The Mime.
.pols Touring mill, owned BY Pills.
bury, Croker 1 Fisk, is almost ! total
min. 9. a. PilLbury 1 Co.'S Touring
MIL w. damaged, g we're alss the
Cataract aouurii;ogs mill and tho WOODEN
= Total los, @75, 900 insurance,
IasSoo. rh' e.u's q Ii. are i
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-17
DEATH OF WILLIAM H. IN WARD.

The news of the death Of this emf.
nent statesman, which occurred at his
home at Auburn, N. Y, on last Thurs.
day afternoon, Was totally unexpected,
| no intimation OF any dangerous illuess
having been given to the public. Mr..
Seward was, At tho time Of bis death,
over seveuty.one years Of age, having
beeo born 10 May, 1901, He entered
political life IN 1924, when he made .
:eathiug speech against the corruption
of tho "Alb.ny Regency" In 1884
he was the Wing candidate for Govern
or Of New York, but was defeated BY
VIM. L. Marcy, whom 10 turn no de-
teated four years afterwards. He con.
tinued as Governor of New York for
four years, during which time he car
ried out many great veforms and i'm
provements. 10 1848 he was elected
to the United States Senate, where he
remained until 1861. At the Repub-
lican Convention in Chicago he was the
leading candidate for the Presidency,
but vas defeated for the nomination
mainly through the efforts of Horace
Greeley. Immediately after the expi.
ration of his term in the Senate he
was appointed Secretary Of State by
President Lincoln. As diplomat he
was entitled to the highest rank, aud in
many instances bis skill was severely
nied. He continued as Secretary dur.
ing President Lincoln's aud President
Johnson's terms, retiring in 1869. In
1870 he made grand tour around the
world, being received everywhere with
distinguished houors. His history of
the journey was completed . short
time prev ious to his death.
NOTWITHSTANDING some grave pOutl"
cal faults, Mr.. Seward will be remem-
bered sith gratitude by the American
people. de was one Of this country's
greatest stateemeo. His utterances 10
behalf of "Ligher law" and his de.
seription of the <'irrepressible conflict"
between slave and free labor, took the
form Of prophecies which he lived to
See fulfilled. The funeral took place
% last Monday nd vas largely atteo'
ID, many Of the mest distiaes' =.
men Of the country being '''"''
The public departments y
honor of his memory. ''0 ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-17

AMONG the lecturers who have been
secured for this State during the CON.
iog winter arc Rev. Chaplin, Rev. Rob.
ert Colyer, Theodore Tilton, Rev. Geo.
G. Hempworth, Mrs. Scott "siddons.
Mrs. Mary E. Livernore, and Rev.
Edward Everett Hale, Of Bottom
Among the possibles are Wendell Phil.
lips, Mrs. Harriet Beeeher Stowe, Hon.
Carl. Schurz, Hon. B. F. Butler, James
Anthony Froude and George MoDoa.
aid. '~< ~*.> -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-17

The total value of tho taxable prop
erty in Minnesota, as returned By the
assessors this year, amounts to $1l0,.
100000. Last year tho total was $780,
100000, showing an increase during the
year Of $20,000,000. The real value
Of the property is double, if not fully
treble, tho value returned.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-17

= The Pope h,s concluded torsmain
Rene.
Ihers was : killing frost through
q the soe.h % Monday night. 1
Prince Frederick i Henry Albert,
brother Of Emperor William, died on
Tuesday.
Tho Queen Of Sweden il novel.
at. she writes for tho press over the
~enss al t1tatt Of Annie Arden. .
-.-4ape-sfe France have .bsss struck
odb tho French With Abses and Lor.
raine painted ii black. =,
'-TAs total suouut of.slisf received
and disburssd il Chicago amoust.d to
%, "a ,256.b0. - - *~
The recent elections for town off,
esrs in Connecticut were carried almost
entirely BY the Republican,.
Lamentations come from Acadia
relative eo'ths emigration from Nova
sqosia westward, AID especially to the
United States, ~S''..' 49,
Prince Napoleon will prosec ute the
French minister Of the interior for driv-
ing him out Of France without authori-
ty Of law.
The Vermont Legislature on
russday reelected Hon. Justin 8. Nor
rill to the U. s. Ssnsts for nix years
from the 9TH of March next.
James O. Brisu was on SATURDAY
nominated for mayor Of New Yr,rk bv
the "Retorm" Democrats. p.sre are
no" toar Candidates in th.s:eM.
Horace B. ClaaiD, ras New York
dry goods prince, ono, Insisted on pay.
log $4,000 revenue tax in additio. ia
tho rsgula, ssseaa..s.t, believing that
amount was hoosstly due tho Govern.
mont. ''ar 1T = :s<,'- =, - -: ...~.
-i-s Il ..!,.A-st a<t ii. 80. a..:,...
/ -The hsrssrs Of tho ls1ise In Per.
ia s1s summed ap- i ! single lioe il
The e,hle: atapetehee-s,ooo, 900 psopl,
have psrished, md ID tb.t .lmost mac.
esssibls region the. psobabilitiss srs thai
millions mere mu't perish ere relief e4u
reach them.
s - nan in CovioGtos, Ky., made .
bet the other day that he could drink ,
pint and : half Of Cincinnati whisky
in twelve hours. He Won tho bot, and
biz widow remarked At the funeral
nsxt day, that it vss the frst money he
had earned BY hard work ia ton ye.rs
-On Friday evening building i,
Lou'svillei partly, finished, fell, crush
ing the adjoining houses, and killing
I've Of six persons. Great excitement
exists ioa Louisville IL consequence Of
the disaster, aud the sowser, contractor
aud builder have boon arrested and
held to answer. ,4> ~
Mine q desper,does, disguised a
Ku.Klux, seorsted themselves in tn
house of tho cashier Of the Saratog.
County Bank, 1t Waterford, N. Y, AND
% Monday morning they engaged and
bound his family, and compelled hin
to opsn the bank vaults. The neu
robbed the bank Of 1856 900 in money
'.|;.aa boaas, 100000 Of which belonged
4 oipsaiat dspositors: - <
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-17

Mr.. ALLEN CAMPBELL, for several
years editorially connected with the St.
Paul Di.patch, died in St. Paul, on
Wednesday Of last week. NJ G. gave
promise Of attaining . prominent posi-
ton in the editorial profession. He
spent some time in this vicinity when
he first came to tho State. r., -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-17

TIE Inhabitants Of Mile Lao eoun.
~ are petitioning Governor Austia' for
the removal, to their reservation, Of
bands Of Chippewa Indians who have
been roaming through that county,
doing much harm and mischief. They
ought never to b permitted to l.avs
their reservation. ....u..