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, 1873-10-26

FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, Oct. 25-3:3o p. m.-Buliton Withdrawn
from The Bank Of Ensland on ohlanco today Gao 900,
Ct %ch va f1r New York Tho as
92j.@u3N; on account, 02SGS02A 6-a0s Of '85 o3k;
do q ~, goH 1o-4os' o1,t now q ol. Eris, s9H.
PAINS. Oct. 25.-tentca, b7f loo.
L1yEnrooIy Oct, 25.--Oottoa fiat and prices r
esse'F ans o psn !, Rios o@igd osls9 g
can speculation mud export, 1000.
DroAastuGs and proyBloua UNCHANGED,
, 1873-10-26

sptcial Dispatch to 71e Chicago Tribune.
oycuug fire broke out in L. e. Jones d BroH.'
Wholesale grocery aud seod store, on Division
Btreot. The flames spread rapidly, aud in loss
than hnlf M hour TINT aud tie -four and feed
Htoro Of 4. ". Shnrpo wore totally destroyed, in
volyiug a loss Of $4,000 to Jones Bros, and
$4,000 to Sharpe. Insured for 810,0J0. Both
firms will resume trade at unce.
, 1873-10-26
IOWA liOUOR.LAW,

Special Wspa!th 70 Tia CA7caQo Tfl6une, -.
DAyEAronr, Ia, Oct. 25.-The docibion in the
caao OF Polk County vs. ]. Holrb WAS not, ns has
boon stated, that damages obtained in u suit
growing out Of violation OF tho Tomporance
iaw ia 4 lion against tho promises whore tho In.
toxlcatlng liquors woro sold, but that q lion may
owner Of tho promises was cognizaut OF tho
traffic.
, 1873-10-26
INDIANAPOLIS.

spee{al Dispateh to Tie Chicago 1F16uHt
INp1ANAro1ls, Dot. 25.-A largely-attonded
meotipg was hold ut tho Chamber Of Commerce
to-pight to talk over tho best methods OF rellev-
Ing tho present stripgenoy IN money masters.
gpeeehea we're nade By tho Hon. ". Il, English,
, 1873-10-26
Detroit City Nominations.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETno1r, Wis, Oct. 25.-Io-day tile following
nominations wore made By tho Democratic City
Convention Mayor, William q. Duncan Clerk,
Michael Hat.oran; Attorney, James n. No
Grath; Treasurer, Frederick Rqlle; Director Of
Y. C,scatto Juntico Of tho Ponce, David Brown.
, 1873-10-26
FAILED TO RECOVER,

BosroN, Oct 26.-The jury in the caao OF
Palmer vi. Tho City Of Concord, toreoover SO 900
a NOS in Auguat, iso1, ga9ao verdict to-day
tor tho oity,
, 1873-10-26
THE Mnnl MARKET.

Dosror. OCT, 2s,--wo6l inactive: transactions
small good lines Of Wisconsin and Michigan hcecea.
tb[$49o extra aud double extra Ohio, A8ts6oo onlo
$50; washcd dslaue aud conbina MOI ,il"as4sa sa
do, 5894 43o; unWashed aud ulu1erchautahlet 100
secured, Aoot3tl.oo tub-wuhed, A2@1e.
, 1873-10-26
RELlEIdtIS-

Sptoial Dispatch to Thu Chfeaao Tribune.
IND1AHAroL1s, Oct, 25.-Artioiea Of inoopora-
tion OF tho Eastern Indiana Conference will. the
Christian Conference OF Darko County. Uhtn In.
were filed with the Secretary OF fkst r,rnaaa -
jp8. Tho consolidation i' ~ WV e44fe'S -
, 1873-10-26
SUICIDE,

FOREST. Ont, Oct. 25.-A man, woman, and
Guild, with tickota from, Chicago to Drockvilo,
got oil train hore yesterday, alleging that par
tics OH board wanted to kill them. They wont
dcop pool OF water. Tho man and tho child nero
reHouQd,
, 1873-10-26

qx.nnomber Of congreae, Con. stra'ght, Judge
Jortlan, and otl,ore, Mr.. English argi1od atroll-
fo,lsy ngatnat further imitation Of tho o,1rroucy,
and 3, advocated tho prompt payment of dobte as
feeling Ia In favor Of imitation. Tho mooting ad-
journcd ono week,
, 1873-10-26

MADRID, Oct. 25--Tho Government aquadron
was seeu not far from Cartagena on Thursday.
It ia reported TINT tho Intransigento fr,gate
Totuan La unsoaworthy, md TINT tho apeody dis
solution Of tho lnsurgont fleet is expected.
:. LONDON, Oct. 25.-1t is safd that tho German
government has two cGvalry olloora With the
oarliHt headquarters in Spain.
, 1873-10-26

. Speclal Dispafch 70 THe Chicago TRIBUNE,
OsuRosu, Wis, Oct. 25.-1he Democratic
Convention in the First Assembly District mot
this afternoon, but adtourned until Tuesday
day without taking, any action.
Tho Third Assembly District Democratic Con-
vention was called to meet to-day, but only ono
collegiate was present, and Lie unanimously ad~
1purupd,
, 1873-10-26
YELLOW FEVER,


a More FsaVorttbte Report from mcrn-
pfaiS--Fho Dtsefaso Gaining Ground
III Hainbrilge, Gn.--'Alle InhuR,iralatg
Fleeing tho City--Ixcporta from Othor
Polnts..Ft,o Aid nnovomont.
n1rupu,a not. 25.-Tha weather. IL t,,,ck and
,1e1,J1 49,. ~, a1.,,.. n,,." ~ 80 -., "Aa
se,o,t s,s.s e !,nsa.,r ons o noou noi.uty
report shows twenty-five deaths BY yellow fever
applications for nurses at the towards indl-
catos an incroaso of new casep, Ton nuraea m
.,,soa r-a,a Na n.1ass" 49,. .s,.. "4ev0 .,, ~
llvea , rom .,. 40" o,leans as. nlenI' ana al arc
on duty this morning, and thoro ia q demand for
Or, g, 4. White d;ea this morniug.
T',nrn
,r- ~. NJ "a, 1,l.. 1A'
n1Ata'9' oc'. zo-G'oh!ne.-Ihe mortuafy
report Ahowa deaths from yellow fever, 2t' other
othor causos, s4. Decrease from the weok nro.
Yious, yellow feyer, rs; other cauAos, 81.
70 ApsENrEEs
,haentaes to thorourhlv yenti]ato NH a;aIpg{nr{
their 1osidoncea before returning to the citv.
MORE FAVORABLE.
Notwithstanding the unfayorable weather,
rouorte from ull sources are yory promfsinr thia
ohango from coid to warm, damp W. weathor @ maybe nav bo
eoen In q day or two in an increased doath liet,
At pA1NBR1paE, "a.
sayAuSAu, Oct. 25.-A dispatch from Da,n-
bridge, Ga, Rays q great nnany now casea Of vol
low fever arc roported this oyonino, Dancorous
cases, ronortod bottor tlig 1uornino. haYo ro-
iapsed. and tho deaths Of patients ara hourly OK
Drctod -Four huuiIrod poreons hnye inft tho
CITY. and tho atroota aro degertod. Ontro;nr
trains this evening aro crowded. md yo{,icics
cannot be had for 1oyo or monev. The nbvsi-
ciaus soy tho epidemic is iucroasiig, Thoro ara
indications OF rain,
IN aIoyroo.rEny. A1A.
Low fever to-day. ~''@'
IN SHREVEPORT,
suuEyEponr Oot. 2J-Telorranhora ali wall.
, 1873-10-26

EENosnA, Wis, Dot. 24.-Yoste rday, in tho
town OF Somors, two miles north 0 this city,
woman tried to i'll lighted lamp " ith korosene.
Tho result WAS, TINT hho md horbaby voro burn
Cd to death, and tho husband and father Naa
badly iuiurad.
, 1873-10-26

McGnEaon, Iowa, Oct. 24.-The body Of Ran
Bom Norton, Of Diufrton, WAS found In tho mill
raco ut Docorah, Iowa, on Thursday laat. From
Appearances 1t had baon In tho water soma days.
, 1873-10-26

New YonK, Oct. 25,-Tho trial Of Nathaniel
Dritton for tho murder of John A. Kaue, in
juno laBt, In tho yard Of tho Pennsylvania HALL
road Company. Jersey City was concluded to-
day, and resulted in verdict Of not guilty.
, 1873-10-26

Sp<cia, Diepatch to The Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-Tho Philadelphia
banks are ready and willing to resume currency
payments as soon as New York banks aet tho
example.
FORTUNE GONE.
learn that Il merchant, nearly 80 yeara old,
who retired from business unny yoars ago with
a competency, has lost his ousiro fortune by tho
failure OF Third sLreet broker.
Bu8pEEBloNB.
Myers, Pohly d Co.. grooera; Mcdowell ,S
Wilkins, stock. brokors; Horny Dauer, flrnitura~
lealor; aud John Longstroth, paperhangiug-
dealor, have suspended.
DECLINE m RENTS.
Mr. Schone1d, ownor OF 4 large number of
houses Ii, tho city, has announced reduction Of
10 por cent in many OF his rentaH.
, 1873-10-26
FIRES.


SpeciaE Dtspatch to 4'ht Chicago Tribune.
OSHKOSH, Oct. 25.-rho barn OF William E.
Jones, town of Nelimi, took fro from porta-
bio ongino usod in thresllng, and burned, to-
gcther with twelve stacka Of whoat and all bis
oatH, lny, and corn. Loss, $4,000.
, 1873-10-26

CoLu1Bus, O., Oct. as. Official returns hayo
been received from al1 but ono county, aud they
insure the election Of oil the candidates on tho
Republican State tickat, except tho Governor.
, 1873-10-26

CuEnoydAN, hl'rn.. Oct. 25.-The schooner
r.iasKi, having on'i'taea With an unknown yeB-
sel " tue Straits, sst nighs !s leaking badly and
IA Otherwise damaged.
, 1873-10-26

sALr LAKE, Utah. Oct. 25-The Gift House,
leading hotel, took fire late last night, and
burned MI but tho lowor story. Loss about
$40, 900 partially insured in Eastorn companies.
, 1873-10-26

sn.c6at Df.notoh 10 Tht chtcaoo 71tbun..
prrrspunou. pa., Oct, 25.-Aa was stated In
Thuredav's Tn1uusE. d uumbor Of the mills
were comnol)od to olose this morning. Tho roal
result Of tho pnuio ia iust being felt in this city
md manufacturers Is. number Of them
I 1as,. asa .;aos,,,,s ~ H. - ,rsanaata .,,asa -
LOOK worry sloo"''y W 'no plospecsa hneaa' II
my intorvio"s with several 1ron-n1en, this morn
ing, they stated that or1ers wore plenty, but
cash orders were Bcaroo. AL the mills aio run
ming Bingie turn, with ono or two exceptions,
nna number Of thom are running b'hort time,
or nino hours por day. The most prominent mills
suspended arc Jones Il -Laughlin'e, Dilworth,
Portor i Co., and several othors. They throw
out OF employment over 1000 bands. Attorbury
/ Co., tho extensive glasa manufacturers, will
close next week.. They have plonty Of uotea Of
responsible parties. but tho banks retuao to dia-
Tho throwing Of 80 many men idn Out Of employ
1nent will cause much suffering.
THE RIVER GoArrMlNnna ).
financial aspect for q faw Weeka. to como looks
rather dirk.
nEsuMEn wonK*
The National Foundry md pipo- W orks recently
, 1873-10-26
Hotel Burned ut IsiAy City, Mich.

- Special Dispatch to The chicaao Tribune.
DErnoIr, Oct. .25.-At Bay City, Talbot d
Crows hotel burned last night, the boardara
narrowly cscaping with their lives. Loss about
10000 partially iusurod
, 1873-10-26

specfa, Dispatch to 1As chicaao Tribune.
DAyEsponr, H., Oct. 25.-Tilo Savings Dank
of this city las declared aenli-annual dividend
Of per col cont on tie now pald IN, or 10 por cont
on tic 1rHt paid In, capital.
, 1873-10-26

Hartford, Connie City Ennit.
HARTFORD, Oct. 25.-1he wcatorn half Of the
City Hall WAS completely gutted by fire Tonight.
, 1873-10-26

HEAVY TEA SHIPMENT.
OMAHA, Oct. 25.-The Rock 1slAnd Road took
East ycHtartlay tifty-ono cars Of tea, on which
tho back charges amounted to S145,900,
, 1873-10-26
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON Dot. 25,-steamHlipa Siberia, from
Boston, and Java and Arragon, from NoH York,
bare arrived out,
, 1873-10-26
.RR{Af1

LONDON, Oct. 26.-Nearly 100000 In specie
were shipped from southampton to'day.
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THE FARMERS ORANGES,

A recent Washington dispatch paJs :
"mr. Dudley W. Adams, Of Iowa.. Of
the National Grange, who has been
here on brief visit, states that the re-.
ports circultted throughout the country
to the effect that the organisation will
take a prominent part In. politics is =
popular Misrepresentation. That the
consultation Of the order expressly pro.
hibits discussion of either political or
religious topics in tho oranges. When
ever oranges have held political meet.
ings their action has invariably been
reppd'ated by State oranges. Men,
bers osn do just as they please outside.
but inside they arc Patrons Of Hus-
bandry, and nothing more. .'~
"1u regard to the statement that
oolored persons viii, not be admitted to
oranges. Mr,Ad.m' ',y.~ that it !. not
true. livery grange must exsro.as it,
own diaerstion as to the. admission Of
members The constitution is silent in
regard ID color, and only preeeribss
that applicants must BE- Of COED moral
character, that they must DO interested
in agriculture, and be 6f certain age.
If grange choose tozadmit eolored
people itcau do 90, there is nothing 10
the cobstitution to prohibit it. The
statement that there arc no eolored
men in tho Order is incorrect. Elmy.
self have been il oranges where there
were colorsd members. Their admis'
sion IL simply local matter"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.
Reported for Tn JOURNAL BY John Zapp
Esq.,, Register of Deeds.

Reported for THn JOURNAL BY John zapp
Esq.,, Registsr Of Deeds.
Warranty Deed Transfers for week
Ending Oct. ~, 1873.
Abby A Brown and hush to John Wool
for lots 2 and 8 blk 48 in A A
Browns add to st Cloud 500
Mshlon Hartley and wife to Daniel Hs.en
for hof neg and neg ewq SEQ 80 T 122
k2ow, 1900
William Berns and wife to George Gsttle
= for Oh Of neg seqseo 126 r So 500
William Berns and wife to Peter Joseph
dettle for nh Of seq seq SEQ 8 T 1a6 R SO
" 500
Marcus and Peter Msurin to Matthias Witt.
ian for lot 2 blk - in Cold Spring $50
Matthias Witzian. and wife, to John .Bsnsr
f. for lets and blk 10 in town Of Cold
Springs $l.700
John Bauer and wife to Stephen Ethen for
lots ! and 2 blk 10 il Cold Springs CITY
:. .... ......: l~ $l,e76
Henry T Wells and wife to Franklin st.els
for lots 10 II and 10 Blk u in st. Cloud
i. City -tt f.;sH 800
M.thia, a.u and wife to May <sehneid.r
j.. for north 80 acres Of neg ,swq 80 81 ~
l26 R 80 west ::''"'' 80 -; . $lo6
Elisabeth II siosson to Alan vesssy for lot
2 big lin esu1 Ceatr> j., -: r $500
Edwin 8. Fitch and wife to Nathaniel K,l-
logg for d seq SEQ II T 1875 R "a v $3.50
Henry Terhssr and wife to Ludwig Borch-
srs for nj nwq sec 20 + 136 R 81 v $3.50
Joseph Gelts and xifs to jWillsm Berns for
seq SEQ IS T 1876 r saw $1,000
William Kelly, to William Chambers for nj
neg SEQ IL 126 r Bow $500
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10 !
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

COMMUNICATIONS south ofR.vinebridse.>
Services every sunday at 10Y a. m. and pm Sun
day School at u o'clock. Prayer meeting at the
charch on Wednesday evenings At O'Clock. Boy
Cyrus Picket, Pastor. Residence, corner OF "ells
avenue and Lake street.
PREsIIrIRIAN.-(Church on Richmond avenue.l
Services sverv Sabbath at lOA .. m. and n p. NJ
Sabbath school at II m. Wednesday sning lecture
and prayer meeting al ~ o'clock. Psws FREQ and
strangsrsinvitsd. Rev. Il. V. Campbell, Pastor.
1PlscoPAL-(St. Johns Church, in lower town.
Services every Sabbath at l015 M. and ~ p. m.
Sundays School At II M. Evening prayer meeting
Fridays att O'Clock. Rev. J. I. Chambers, Rector.
M11xop1s4.-lChurch inlower town) Services every
Sunday At lO3S 4. H., and Pm. Sunday school vt
~ \. Rev. }. r. Lewton, Pastor.
BAp1lsr-(Near the second ravine bridge.) Serv
ces every sabbath at lo7 O'Clock .. M and O'Clock
IN. Prayer meeting ~ the church OH Thursday
evenings az SPIN. Seats free and all are welcome.
W. +. Stanley, Pastor.
CA1Ho1Io.-(Church Of Immaculate @ onception.
st. German street). Pastor. Rev. Benedict hsindl.
o. 8. b. Assistant, Rev. Boniface Null, o. B. Ser.
vices: Week days At .. NJ; Sundays, First mass.
~ .. NJ, High mass and sermon At 10 .. M, Ves-
psfs at2 p. m. Observation-Disclosures At I'm.
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RESOLUTION.

Z Reso'vsd, That tho City Clerk Of tho City
Of st. Cloud DO and is hereby instructed to
give notice Of . vote to DO taken by the
electors Of the City Of St Cloud at the an
nual election to be held on the 9TH day Of
November, A. D.. 1873, authorizing the
City Of st. Cloud to issue its bonds in. the
sum Of Five Thousand dollars, bearing in
terest not to exceed ten per cent. per an
mum ~ bonus to assist in tho erection Of
. hotel in said city Of st. Cloud, t. cost not
less than Twenty thousand dollars-ssid
hotel to be located within the limits bound
cd on tho north by st. Augusta street, on
the west by State street, on the south BY
the rsvine running from Lake George to
the Mississippi river, and on tho east by
the Mississippi. river.
"Ayes- Aid. Burbank, Fisher, Owen,
Powell, eoherer and Scott.
- Nays-None.
A true copy.
-. go. .. Attest: N. 2. BARNEs,
City Clerk.
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MARK ET1s

MARKETS.
: @e
ST.. CLOUD, Got. 80, 1873:
Wheat has declined heavily during tho
week, and to-day Is worth only:
mo. ."......................... IL
NO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
NO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
Osts-27c
Corn, $50 to 40c
Flour-xxxx $5.5oae. 90; xxx $500
$3.50; Xxx $4.ooa4.b0 per barrel
Feed-$l.15a1.25 per owt.
. Cornmeal-$1.25.
Shorts-60c.
:. Br.n-Seas per ton; SOC per cwt.
Eggs-20c.
I Butter ranges from 123 to zoo.
4 Potatoes-New 3Oa4oc.
Green applss-$5 o0s5.5o per barrel;
go per peck. l..
Crsnbsrries, $l.75.7.2b per bushsl loo
per quart. i" :. :,.-
r. ontons-eoeaso per bushsl. ~>
e Hsusy-2os25e per pound:
Maple sugar--l6a2oc.
Cabbags-$b per hundred.
Beans, $l.80a$2, 90 per bushel.
Cheese-l23sl6o per pound.
Hay-$6. O0a7. 90 per ton.
Country hams-l0a123c per lb,
Sugar cured hams-20c.
Dried Bsef-20c.
Wood--$4.00a5. 90 per cord.
Wool-Fleece washed, 30a36o
Unwashed, 2va25c.
Tub washed, 35a41c.
Beef-On foot, 20 to 90; retailing, 6s123e
per pound.
Veal-7asc dressed; retailing, 10al2}e
per pound.
Mutton-on foot, 3a4c retailing 10a123t
per pound.
Pork-63c dressed retailing, 10sl2}'
Observation-Disclosures at 12}a16e.
per pound.
! Mess pork, $3.50 per barrel.
Chickens-9a123 10 per lib.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 20.
wheat-Sl o2@ for Mol.
| Oats-80o.
Corn-32o.
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Great';s Rush:s .Eo ii; Goods. i
Jos. Edelbrock's New Stock.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WITH GOODS.
AND PRICES. - '>>'.'


Since the receipt and opening Of tho i'm
mense stock of fall and winter goods pur-
chased by Joseph Edelbrock, his store has
been crowded with customers, and great
satisfaction has bean expressed BY all with
regard to tho superior quality Of the goods
and the very low prices at which they are
offered. Having .beught 1t panic prices,
Mr.. Edelbrock is able to sell below those
who purchased when The market was firm
or.
1t is not necessary to 60 into details con-
corning this stock: It literally includes
everything. Ladies will find tho very Ia
teststyles ofdress goods. Gentlemen will
find the best makes Of clothing, and full
line of hats and caps. Everybody will
find just what they want, and At prices
that cannot but be satisfactory. .;
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"A BLUE PILL JOR THE 81. PAUL
DISPATCH"
] sr. PAUL. MINI, OFT, 27th. 1878.

"a }s,'.=ss& ST. PAUL, MIMI, OCT. 9th, 1878.
EDITOR JouRsAl.-Fipding in your pa
per dated October 28d collection Of mis-
takes or lies In describing IA Divorce Suit
and its Result" - copied from the St.
Paul Qittlo lying Di:patch. Of October
18th, beg leave to. show you how little
tho Ds.patcA cares for publishing truth,
wishing thereby to defend tho character Of
the lady, Mrs. Bate, now Mrs. Wander
sluis) who was 50 deeply wronged by hav-
ing her name used in such . vulgar man
nsr. beg to. state, that she never re-
eeivsd any pssuniazy; assistance. nor ssy:
accommodation from any one to her pres
ant charitable work - Matron Of the Prot
estant Orphan Asylum {; that shs. ,is .
stranger in this country, and has no
friends here from her native land the
friends che has ct present, in abundance,
being made In Ibis city; that she mover was
ip5 Detroit and that shs never vss without
IA pasas.s T. .espIsrt hsrsalf which prevented
hsr becoming ohsressbls to the posrhouss.
Alto thsr ststsment Of her having bssn
. domestic in England, wish to say that
she v,s hopsekeepsr In . nobleman's fami-
~, suob - America cannot produce; and
which situation should not DO considered
~ mental.
This shown enough mistakes, or lies,
does it not, Mr.. Editor
In regard to myself, must say that
the Di.pateh knows more about my private
affairs than do myself. The act Of plac-
Ing my children here in tho Protestant
Orphan. Asylum was my own entire wish,
without any recommendation from any one.
I beg leave to state, that was no German,
but Hollander, of which am proud !;
that 1esme to this country with my former
wife and ono child, instead Of two, as the
DiPatch has 1t. And IN conclusion would
state that I am in NO way employed by the
Orphan Society, but that am book keeper
in Finch & Theobald's wholesale wine and
liquor business, No. 173 Third Street.
Hoping that the Di.patch will be hereaf:
tor moro careful IN publishing every day.
occurrences, and that the above will givs
you = correct report efsthe matter, since Il
seems to have been an affair Of some i'm
port.nee to the public, I an "
Yours, very respectfully,
''>' G. A, VANDERSLQIS.
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CITY couNOIL:

s1. c1ovp, oct. ~. 1875
PirsExr.EAld: ]. q. Smith President,
Burbank, Fisher, Owen, Powell, soherer
and Scott.
The petition Of A. Hsnnsnann and 9TH
i 81, praying th.t e. ;side1alk. 81 Rich
AesA,aRAaus and ST. GsRmsinl street, .sd-
isosnt to tho Broker Blsek. DO forthwith
repaired, was read. It was voted that the
Street Commissioner be directed to notify
ShS owner or o,winsdi1st u Tie lots contiguous
to and adjsin,ps shsr Bseke,, Block, 70 i'm
mediately repair the sidewalks in front o.
and adjssent 70 ssid lots,r and II they neg
lect or refuse to do 90, sftsf due noti6os-
ton, for said Commissioner to repair tho
same and make report Of his doings to tho
next meeting Of the Council, -. s.
The Committee on Claims reported in "a
vor Of paying the following bills:
Stevenson & Co., repairing fire =;
.aays .snglne................. SOU
Dorr 4 Capple, hauling engine to
house. ......... sou
Clark & Mcclure, lumber.............6 2.06
The report was adopted.
The following bills were presented and
referred to the Committee on Claims:
J.R. Boyd, for money expenses in.
removing nuissnoes. ..."....$z0.0 90
Jos. Carlisle, work on engine....--.. 10 90
E. Robertson. killing 10 dogs.....: 4.76
Aid. Powell introduced the following
resolution, which was unanimously adopt
Cd: Hotel bonus resolution, published
officially in another column
The Council then adjourned. =.
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Pl1soxA1.-Judse MoKslvy VA u
home for few days last week, but started
On Monday for Brainerd, whore no ID now
holding term OF court.
D. B. searle, Esq, started for Brainsrd
ON Tuesday, on professional business.
Mr.. A. Allen, Of Glyndon, wss in the city
this week.
Mr.. D. L. Kingsbury, Of St. Paul. spent
Saturday and Sabbath in this city.
Hon. O. P. Whitoomb, the present etfi-
Client State Auditor, was in the city yes
tsrd.y attending tho sale Of School Lands.
and favored us with call.
Hon. H. B. Wilson, State Supselntend-
ont Of Public instruction, WAS In the city
this week.
Judge Z. @. Hamlin started on Tuesday
for his old home At Hoasadale, Pa. Hi
family remains here for The present. The
Judge expects 70 sssq,A Dsss.bsr. I,
10 matter Of gsaszal rsszst hat bss,asss
matters Of ~ imperative nsta,s es.psl
Jsdss Hsnlia to change Ais residence from
81 Cleudto Psnnsylvaaia. Hs Aas long
been sstssnsd one Of our most valued siti.
sens.
We had . pleasant call On Tuesday from
Gen. 8. P. Jsnnison, Republican candidate
for Secretary Of State, who delivered a
excellent speech In the evening. General
Jennison not only makes model Secretary
Of State, but he also edits . frst-olasl
newspaper, the Red Wing Rers1Ies~
This wss his first visit to st. Cloud.
Mr.. o. I. Garrison returned from Mich
gan to day.