The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-08-28

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Thirty car loads 81 new wheat
about 10000 bushels-arrived At Du.
luth from Saltwater Saturday night.
- H. Dyke, ofH.stiugs, has
made arrangements 70 60 into the
banking business Il Minneapolis. -
"A large pack Of wolves were seen
on tho Wabasha road near Rochester,
week ago Saturday night, BY several
persons. 115s!s*. 1%@1' Ss*st; 9.ts z@Sf3 . To-
IA MI. Mann, If 1the, Il f il, : If. Mann
+ Mattooks, Of Fargo. has = seonded.
His partner i the heaviest victim, but
. number Of St. Paul houses ars losers.
The island in White Bear Lake,
near rs g. Paul, h.s been purchased fer
80, 600, By VIM. Underwood, who
proposes building j.. fine hotel on IT,
The contract for l,,sing the suspen.
sion bridge At Minneapolis, and making
tho necessary changes and repairs; has
been awarded to O'Brien l. Smith, of
g. ,Psul, for $4s,50o. ,,.suc 49,.
.}---Enginsers, who are surveying the
Red River between Psrham. and Fer
gus Falls, encourage the project Of
running !. small steamer between the
two places. IS I'll. =. =. ~.....2
CHARLES Palmer, of Saltwater, is 4
"kleptonauiao''- that H. he is = young
man Of respectable p.rentage who steals
things He is now in the hands of the
police. -, r~Rlo LIS; 4<<g i@v -. 49,
Jacob sohwab says $500 acres Of
prairie in one body have been broken
this season between Lakeside and Haw.
10y, BY German opsrators.-Fs,gu.
EaAs Journal - s@,;> ':oa
"a. Y. BENJAMIN, Of Concord,
Dodge county, who removed to low.
about three years ago, has returned to
bio old home, satisfied that there is no
State ike Miunesot.. 49,, /. .,.,.,
While hunting prairie chickens
on Tuesday, W. Holland, Of St. James,
had his left hand torn to pieces by. the
accidental discharge Of his gun. Am.
putatiou Of the hand was necessary.
Tho Renville Times says tia,
Capt. A. A. Brown Of Alexandra viii
probably be appointed Receiver Of the
New Ulm Land Office, in place Of j,
@. Rudolph, who. has resigned. Mr.
Brown isa Soandinavian. :.:~ i.
Harold Stevenson, employed o. 81
the farm Of Halvor O. Huset, in Good
hue county, was thrown from . reape,
. few days since, and had his leg cu'
of BY it I few inches above the ankle
| a little son Of E. e.. Toms, d
Litehheld, aged II years, while at
tempting 70 cross ! creek on e., loe
stretched from bank 70 bank, satur'
d.y, tho 10TH, fell Of and w Ms drown.
cd. = i
,-Mr. Wn. Ham had tho honor and
profit Of bringing the first load Of nov
wheat to tho elevator in this place. OF
Saturday l.st-s5o bushels, for. which
he Va paid the SANE number of: dol
fre... .,s .~: -,
Mr.. james Ready sued the. eity:.o
Duluth for $40, 900 damages, for break
ing bio lse il . broken bridge, whiol
tho city should have kept In repair
and the jury. gave him III 900.
amount which makes Tho Daluthi.n!
look aghast. t=.s, "a .,,sr : IL, IA
| ,a-Gilbert Smiths barn, in Eas
Rochester, with contents. amounting il
Ill 70 l,600 worth. wa. destroyed + b,
Gre last Thursday morning. He sup
poses some stroller slept In the barr
and accidentally sstl the. fire in lighting
his pipe in tho merning..ea7 .4Gs.As, .,j.sv3
While it, mothertxa temperate!
absent from tho house, . seventeen
months old child OF Mr.. Fuder, 20
Hamilton, Fillmore county, opened til
stove, and get fire . its clothes. Whel
i the mother returned she found the 1T
tie fellow sitting outside the door
4 dead *&@ss :sse*t4 sss@a,57 = sassi r r
The Monticello Times says thu
.lby srafting upon the common viii
Eplnm, oions sraised from sseds brough
from France, Mr.. Cslsstins Manant, 9
Mary.vills, has succeeded il producinl
: variety Of plums whieh il respsst q z
! quality and sise are hardly inferior I
any q ths best oultivatsd varieties
| grown il tie States farther soath. III
tree !. perfectly ha.dy and the hai
1ripsns About the 10th II August.
II ohm Campion Of High Forest
| olLnstead Is, .eo unty, While engaged i
binding wheat on w ednesdsy was BIT
ten the finger 81 rattlesnaks. h
vent homo and bsthed bic finger il
whisky and crushed onions, and dranl
about ) lalf gallon Of whiaky inside 9
- hour Or two, and i now 81 sigh
again. We have heard d men WIZ
would IS willing . take ths bite fo'
he tlko az eettine q much of the Re-