The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-25
MINNESOTA NEWs.
There is not snow enough At Man


kato 70 make Shedding.
The Rochester Star Cheese Fac.
tory has shipped $1,000 pounds Of
cheese this season.
MIR. Jim A. SERVER, President
of the First National Bank of North
6ele, died at Ashvillo, N. G., last week.
Gov. Austin has appointed Judge
E. F. Psrker, Of Duluth, Judge Of
Probate tor St. Louis county vice A. J.
Nssbitt resigned.
Mrs. E Seymour, aged 81 years,
uothor of G. NJ. Seymour, Of Stlllwa.
ter, fell down stairs on Saturday, frau
turing her hip and breaking her left
arm. 1t is feared sho will not recover.
Miss Mary A. Church, of Man.
kato, q young portrait aud landscape
artist Of much pro mise, who was on her
way to Italy to perfect herself in art,
was among the ill-tated passengers Of the
Vile du Havre.
The Faribault Republican says
that Mrs. Rosenthal, of Deer6eld,
Steele county, was killed on Wedues.
day by being thrown from = sleigh.
Her neck was broken, causing instant
death.
State Auditor Whitoomb 10 Sc.
curing evidence to commence suits
against number Of saloon keepers and
druggists in St. Paul who have failed
to pay the special 1nebriate Asylur,
license.
Erik Erikson, living near Doug.
las Station, Stevens county, filled him.
self ''plumb full'' of benzine, and then
laid out 90 the prairie all of Thursday
night, and was so badly frozen that he
died the next day.
"A sad accident happened at the
N. P. junction, near Duluth, on Fri
day, whereby child two years old, SOD
Of J. NJ Paine. ESQ.,, accidentally tell
into a tub Of boiling hot water, and
was 80 terribly scalded that it died 10
less than an hour 10 great agony.
George Hill, who wandered fol
three days and two nights in tho woods
along the Namekagon river, without
| food or shelter, was found more dead
ran alive and brought ioto Saltwater
The Messenger says the greater part Of
his right foot and parts Of bis left foot
which we're frozen, had to be ampu'
tated.
Timber wolves are numerous ano
bold in the vicinity of the city. Con
siderable numbers of them have beer
seen at Mr. Jordan's farm, two miles
east of town. In some cases they dis
pute the right of way with teams anc
pedestrians. Better 20 we'll armed i
you have occasion to travel after dark
-Rochester Record.
j. R. Cleveland was at San Fran
cisco Oh Friday morning, and forward
ed telegram to St. Paul, asking "Has
Bu,ter6sld got bone :" Judging from
recent developments an affirmative re
ply might have been sent. 1t is gen
orally believed that Cleveland has fol-
lowed pers'st.ntly on the trsil, vitb'
out finding the objects of his search.
| HEARTH AND HOME We com.
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most carefully edited Of all the literary
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of the trashy, sensational character, YET
are OF absorbing interest, and will be
read by every member Of the family
with pleasure and profit. Its editorials
are able, timely, Independent. The
best American and foreign writer's
contribute to its columns; and, take i,
all in all, it is as near Home Paper as
is published in this or any otter oouu.
try. Orange Judd & Co., publishers,
245 Broad way, New York.