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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-07
Mark rwain.s Latest.

Correspondents Cincinnati COmme7c,al,l
An American lady who was being
shown throlgh onc Of the shows 0t
London-Newgate-.hc ether day eX>
pressed herself rather forci5ly TO the
wcpier concerning several features NJ
the prison which hardly appeared Ia
her humane. She was aggricved 10 see
the elaborate AMI new machinery for
holding the prisoners tight while
icing i,u-sed with the cat, stocks for
holding their feet, and similar arrange
meats Ter the body aud hands. The
l1,y asked where the thumo-ScrSw
vg,s- The warle. inn0eeu,ly replied
that thew hadn't any. However, lie
must ailcrward p0ndCred more pro
f1ndiy over the sarcasm of the ingui-
~. for more recently another Amegi-
can lady, ulsOn giving expression 10 .
similar feeling about the reSu>ciiaiel
stocks, was sharply told by the wander
that they hSl managed t0 ret alang
there withou, ioggiEg for many years
until some Americans came over and
began to sarTa;e tire citizens, ani this
was fegAd 10 6c the only way cf deal
ing with shcm. The lady replied that
!. n'asss l'aNe vov.i ,NV''.'>e Wy ~ l!>a
C'''lic oN'f aA'.' .es'N away '''e't V,is, =
hsS =, ~ -N'l1s'''AH F''S0"s "e'e 'Hi
OF E,,S''siluiSa- d.
However, she Suoed' we GOA (
torture them
On coming to the small alley in
which exceeded criminals are lrle!ed,
thiS ia'iN-wno IS J2oI VuaSes--
shua,lcsed q 'ha'' ana me waaleF sid;
You will nO;ice here that ours IS q
great Improvement ever the American
plaa. In America, ihey give the boyi-
Is af exoSvtSd --iu ;nals TO lheir
friends, who. D ;jkcly IS ro,, rake 2
hero u him. end buTy- him with pomn
Iii l',,se ss.,U.a rs ,lrast b,i,ig 4.
led a.s.sy l.. 4, : slscv almost = ,a-ch
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REUNION or THE Goer->oUoLAs
BATTERY.

This interesting snd teaching event
occurred 1T The CORs9Wcial Cab
Kocrn Gu the night Of octolrcr ~. Pre-
vented sg .adisrOsition from te;ry
pTcscnt, sad the Secretary, I.ienteran.
Asred Davis ieevias next mornlay
fer his home IN Tyler, We had 10 revert
CT the nrscceli:;gS y ssisra wl.o was
nresea,, lcaFains oar inslility to get a
report, furnishes Us the following brief
sunr,sTy;
Captain John J. Good, the siFss Cap.
tain CT tie hStsnrs. was e.sl,ei to pre-
side, and Alfred Davis Of Tyler, one Of
lis orisinsl iiVa,cnansS, was selected as
Secretary.
Il ives then resolved to fern aa
Association. 70 Be krown Is The
's;ce.e;y az Resnioa OF TIE r..ss
Texas Artillery A co.nu,itee 81.
pointed for Chat purpose recomwess;s J
tie believing gentlemen IS osicers for
sSe sssz rear:
Jaass 7. Ds1glas who eommsrde.,
s'e aa;;e.s- fFvm its REORGANIZATION 4,
C.-:a;h, i, iS'ss, "a the elcse Of the
war;, IrsSisicns; Joha J. esos-i sor,ei.
MAJ C's.,aia and cOmmandcr RI isls
Nera srd farmiussonl, Vice Prssi-
dent; Alfred Davis tsn original Lieu
fcnsnt,, SECRETARY.
1t was resolved tina, the association
should meet annually, alternately at
a,-ilas and Tyler, the next xnaual
mes'irg To he at Tyler at such time as
the President Captain James p.
Dcugiasl, Should name.
by way Of explanation, II should b
stated that the original company was
formed Of men from the ooaat,s~ 8,
Smith and Dallas Tyler and pal,
las being the county seats. The or,
ginA oflicers were John j. Gcc.l
Captain; Janice r Douglas, Firs. Lieu
tenant; Il \. bowen, Alffrd Dasi,
William Harris Lieutsnsnts d. Rar
den, First Sergeant The writer
unable 10 state more fully. The neu
hers we're, with few ex, options. frcr
6hnlkh AM Dallas counties
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business having been disposed oi
Captain John j, Good proposed the
llrst toast, TO wilt
"rho memory of our lpmcntcd ilrt
general commander, the brave and
noblc-hearled General Ben. McCul-
lOch.n
Drank In silence standing. \ unan-
imous call was made for John Henry
Brown, one Of McCulloeh's stall, his
oldest friend and companion present.
to reply,
Major Brown responded, often
cl oked IN his utteranco, hy giving Il
brief outline Of General Ben. McCul-
loch's military career, and showing
that he was not n mere partisan chief,
but thoroughly selt-educated military
man; that from 1870 to 1851 he Ina !
been close military student, having
lahurlously studied the art Of war as n
science under such famed teachers rs
Turcnne Naubonne, Frederick the
Great, and Napoleon Bouapartc, whose
works and battles were rs familiar 10
McCulloch Is \ B c to the school
boy. The pcakor undertook 10 refer
to his quarter ola century Of personal
association with Ben. McCUlloCh, hu,
was unable TO proceed and took his
seat amid prolonged applause.
Tie Hon. John II, Reagan delivered
a speech OF rare pathos, overlooking
with facts in regard To the southern
cause, and in culogy of eN-irlsidcnt
Jefferson Davis in generalandhis noble
conduct ut the final surrender which
brought tear, not only from Judge
Reagan bu, from every one present,
Thrilling speeches, sketches and per-
souai narratives were made ty Gen. W.
y. Cahcll, Col. Na,. NJ. Durfosd W.
i. Hughes, june Peak, Iohu Douglas
Lieutenant Alfred Davis, Billygrauber
Dood knight, George Wimberlv Cap
tain T. G.. Bower, Joe Y, Fields Ser
geany Williams, Wash Lconard. jake
Carter, Tom II. Floyd Charley john
son, Dr. Columbus Walker and cihes
whose names have escencdns. Absya,
from sickness, though in town, Captain
James p. Douglas, Tom Walker and
Cook.
The hunters present Of the old
First T,xas Artillery was about TWEEN
ty, whose names will he given whom
the Secretary mlkes his report The
invited guests from associations llg-
ing t'ic war, ,rlp,guan- twelve.
l,y u unanimous W.T., tascd N thc-c
associations, MeSS-,. john Henry
Brown, Z q. Bower, June Peak, Gem
cral William L, Cihell Hnj John y,
Reagan weyc elec,,~i honorary menu
hers Of the rir>, TcNss ARTILLERY As>o-
ciG,iOa, Cau iAvBed 10 meet With IaUn
on Mi occasions.
Car friend who furnished this, r.
mort grrrt,y regrets Lis inability 10
mention IN w':o 50 Lanyi.y coGtTibu-
ted to the Interest ofthc occasion.
1t IVES one Of the post touching and
melting reunions W. ever Witnessed,
and wa, wholly devoid CT any dissipa.
licp. Bach one presses, was fully im-
pressed villa ,he soiemnity Of the oeo.,-
sion, often refr~l.ed hy reference toI
the memory Cf the dead, and re. one
was willing 10 speak lightly amid such
memories.
Captain James i, Douglas, who sue
ceeded Captain Gaad in command ci
the battery, YVES in towl, Int was loo
cawun TO h present. lie WAS the
gagSt Of bis old friend ana ccwmand-
er, John ]. Good. Seyeral members
Of Ire battery living il Dallas ami
Smith counlics, were unayol,,ably al
sent, b,,t their good deeds were TO
hearsed by tl.osc present.
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MAGSHR, the Isle Of Shonls MURDER
or, Who walked ont ct Jail tp sce The
pretty gIrls who Ind ilirtcd with him
during his TRIAL has hceu sentenced 20
death. lie maintains hts entire lnno-
ceuco, 4 sentence OF death IN the
Shtr Of Maine Is not quite NJ gloomy
q matter as II I. In some other states,
where ,ho offender Is pretty sure 10 he
hanged. The sentences there are quite
frequent, but the prisoner i usually
remandcd to the state prison, and he
there remains until the Governor
names the day ofhi' execution, II his
crime Is not un especially alroclous
one, and r0nciusiyely proved, The
chances are he will NOT be hanged, hut
his sentence Is NJ any time liable 10 be
executed, This Is a method of treating
capital punishment which is pRciiced
in hut few States, aud il Is worthy the
close investigation OF prison-refofm-
ors.
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MRs. VAN Corr, the reviyallst, who
has been holding very successful meet
ings at the Methodist Church in South
salem, Muss., for some days past made
move I'm the meeting ON Tuesday
evening which caused much talk, and
which must detuct from the good IN
t,uencc Of the meetings. Finding that
the church was overcroWlcd. and that
Il large share OF her hearers were the
SAME who Ind n0ckcd In at previous
meetings, she took occasion TO call
anon al who did not desire to join in
the services by Glwing in PRAYER, togo
to their homes I'hcrcupOum1rc than
half tho congregation Immediately lef,
the church. This proceeding was down.
town talk, aHl some Of tie comments
elected were rather severe,
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APPOINTMENTS.

wIllrilrcss the people Of Texas upon the
political lsse,s " the day At Tho following
tlnes gad p,secN
Hheurrn. "Wednesday, octoherS.
Bouham. friday, October 10.
Parts, Monday, ocicbcrl3.
Clarkyllie. "Wednesday, October Is.
C,hcr appointments viii Ne announced Ne-
fore the above uW ccnelutd.
RICHARD COKE.
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ooLozr. urnnlRD's Arro'NI

q Asss tTs
TrISg. September ~ 1870
Iwlll aldn,sS the people OF Texas, upon
the political issues " The day, at tna follow
INC time. rri places;
ghcgnan, "Wednesday, 0ctohcrs.
Donhaua, Friday, october e.
Paris, Monday, October r.
Sulphur springs, Wednesday, October 10.
Gnasayillc. rsidsy, Cc,o,er j.
kaufman, Ecaday, October -.
RICHARD T. HUBBARD.
/. s.-.Oiscr srgoIa,Eoa's Thl he an
nosu,-es s.e,ra the sl,avs ~ concluded,
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

Remember The Prlmary Meeting Of
the Democratic Fariy, 70 be Held ri
each Election Precinct, on the nth Of
Glccteg NcS,.
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y. y. ~oNrSsNs. y.E. IITrlyyIEID. /
Toznpl4ins o. IittieiieId, /
Commission Merchants
AND DEALERS IN

Fam and Ill, ..cch;@tgy,
I,.l,u st, Dallas, Texas
COW 5IG1-tSE1JTS SOLICITED
AGENTS gG.' 4, I, Case Is CO.'S
3sOrtahic Engines, sEo~sN '''N-
pTs ard 4lrc>hcrS.
Etirhy Mower ARD ScHpcrs.
ffriGtcy's Universal L-iGvs,
Nttsktn'S CC.inl Gins.
I.uTciF2 S;,,lIt 71i'lS atd BoIt-
iuG Cloths.
IEiiitatorS. Double ShGy2ls.
Etc.. Eir. ll@lti
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TnE Patrons Of Husbandry have
beeu 10 successful oslt West that some
strong minded ladies propose TO get IN
an organization called Patrons Of
Wiftry, the main object being 10 keep
! the men ffom staying out late.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

TIE Legislative reports show that q
member OF tho Blouse has introduced .
bill looking to the printing and fur.
nisbing Of blanks for County and Te..
Officers by the State. It is to be hoped
the Committee to which tho matter
Was referred will report adversely. The
printing Of all the school blanks Of the
State is now done by Chicago house;
aud the passage of this bill would give
to some large establishment moaopoly
Of suoh work as is now done by local
printing Offices and which fairly belongs
70 them. No one need feel surprised
to hear of the Introduction of = bill By
some country member to prevent local
Offices from doing any job printing
whatever; and, most likely, by soms
member who would have remained IN
unknown BOBBY bot for the kindly, but
mistaken, aid Of his nsighborhood news.
paper.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

OWING TO incessant rains during
seeding and to unfavorable weaths,
sisss, the crop prospects in England
a1s exceedingly diseounginR. 1t il
thought, BY the best authorities, tia,
Ne yisld will b the poorest harvested
for many . year, while but a very linn.
lied area, M sown. The reports from
ether wheat producing countries abroad
~ BY no mssos favorable,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

"A nau in Chlttsn den county, Vt.
has made an experiment dengnsd q
ase'rtaio how far soil unprotected from
cold by snow. For four: SUCCESSIVE
winter days, there being four inches o.
snow On q level, he found the .v,t.e,
temperature ihuediatslya ,bove Ii,
snow fourtesa; degrees below se.s'; lin.
mediatsly beneath, tn desrs,s abov,
zero; under . DRIFT two isss dep, win
ty.ssve6 above 4eso:a1: zi-::,t:s =. y,
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RUSSIA and England are trssdius
close to ground that may bs full Of
troubles. Russia wants to annex Khiva
iu Central ASH, and desires the coop.
GRAFTON Of England. But the latter i,
determined to secure the neie hboripe
country Of Afghanistan, in whose oom.
merce it has AZ interest, against attack,
and all attempts At effectipg an IT.
rangement between tho two nations thai
will be mutually satisfactory have failed
An envoy Of the Cars has just 70.
turned home after various unsuccessful
negotiations.
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The troop. operating against n.
hod'o IL! 1oali' y. j. < Oregon, I'D 49,
v.re fghe % Thur,dsy 1T, n ,xh,ah
continued I. i IL d.: RI. 1adi... M ~
hidden from view, md tie troops vac xs,,
obliged to retreat to camp, With I le.s
Of forty killed and wounded. They
want 1000 r,eiuforosmusnt,. ''
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LATE m W. lTEmS.

-Govsruor Dix's health Is said to be
poor. 49, r.
Mn. Ohas. Sumner lives in Ven.
ses' III y Is
~. English farmer, are gloomy on ao.
csout Of tie vet. -
John O. Brsckinridge is living
quietly 1t Lexington, XIV.
The ex.rebsl General N. B. For.
ssst h ~; Louisville.
-Bahinoss exports annually 49,
|ooo, 900 worth u eyst.ns.
-Bloadin, The lunatio Who sros,"d
Niaesra On = tight rope, il performing
IN London.
-Gsn. Jos JOHNSON is thriving as .
leading life insurance man at Savau.
| nah.
-Beauregard Is superintendent of
street railways At New Orleans, with q
good salary.
-Ms. Harkuess, Of spurgeon's con-
gregation, in honden, teaches = Bible
class Of 900 women.
The east has = cold spell of wealth.
Of, which has stayed the rising rivers
and postponed tho floods.
Louis Philippe and Louis Napol-
con, the 'last two rulers Of France, both
died in England. y
Miss Lewis, the American (oolor.
>d) sculptures in Rome, has two $780,
600 orders from Esglsh sristocrats.
Bancroft u wsndsriog in the d.
'sstiea of PyiRmids, gathering ma.
tsrial fox . iosthseming book.
The exposes Of New York City
last ysar wsrs nearly s., 60O, 900 less
THAI under Tammaay- Democratic rule.
-Ths lebsl General jams Long.
street has public position which suf:
1sss 10 maintain him and his numerous
family.
-Fsstsr, the New York ear hook
nsrdsss,, has Eot to hang, the Court
q Appeals having decided against
hin.
-PtsfsaIor A1biai, Of Naples, i,
working sssss Il debility BY transfus.
isg healthy hnh!s blood into tho veins
.otsAB pstisata. ga 49,.
-0ev. 0Slssby, Of Illinois, refuses
y i1teRtSfs With the sentence Of Nc.
NskJ, tAs wife nurdsrer, and he will
b hssgsd nszt month.
"a fire in Ottumw., Ill.,, on Sun.
Day, Destroyed the splendid Union
block, aud several stores and Offices.
Lo'e $15o, 900, mostly insured.
:. 1t il stated that tho Federal Gov
srrment will soon sue the Erie Rail.
way for over 100000 in taxes on div.
idsnde and coupons, which that CON.
psuY hos not mid.
-6enator Sumner Is ia 4 vretched
phJ'isal condition, they say. For week,
hs has never slspt except after IN
opiatio injection under the skin. It il
feared he viii never resume his seat.
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OK Thu'sday . grand reception "a,
given At >Chisslhu,ss By the I'm.
prsss Eagsnis and >Napolsoa ~. Il
1000 soldiers, statesmen, and ethsz
distinguished. Rrsuohmen. The 1n-
press and her con passed through the
rooms filed With people, Ill III The
deepest mourning, and gavs their hands
to be kissed. Tho impssialists expect
speedy restoration Of tho Empire,
with tho Euprsss .ssrsgsnt. While
tho Prince 1nperial~was rstsraisg from
tho faneral Of hi hsher he vas ,slutsd
"Vivs + Eupsros-ia reply b which
he said, "Ths emperor i dssd-Vivs
% France" - = -.
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HON. I. DonNELL1 lsetursd in Min
ssapols o. Monday evening on the
"Aatheeship II shsksspe're." After
thorssghb examining the pros and
cons he i Of tho opinion that Shakes.
psass VA written BY Shakespeare.
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LATER information shows that tho
first reports OF deaths by freezing du.
ring the late storm were greatly ex.g.
gerated Where twenty psrsons were
said to have lost their lives, tho deaths
numbered but ono or two. This i true
10 many localities. Still, the result.
were terrible.
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QINnBSOTA' NEWS.

.-Whest 1t Mankato IL worth 80 to
es ssnts-abo,t the same: a. here.
>..-Owatonns NJ without q mail for
tan days after the storm.
In Anok., wells forty feet deep
have frozen. Must be cold there.
*-As.viugs bank has been organ.
lied At Saltwater.
Mayor Luce, of Duluth, has con.
eludsd to leave that place and return
u his old home in Asht.bula county,
Ohio.
Twenty seven persons ale reported
to haye been frozen near Kandiyohi
during the great storm Of the 7eh and
9Th.
"A man, name not given, was acct
deatally killed at . logging camp near
Hinkley, on Saturday. He belonged
in Saltwater.
r.:-.Mr. C. NJ. Wheat, . prominent
merchant Of Wi.ona, ha, gone to Tex.
~, T.. make arrangements for a per.
1anent removal to that State.
e':~Dake>a county orders are more
assdsnt thu. ~ county funds, aud
Aeldsts haze to stand discount. The
pspsas ne gsumbliog.
The Rochester Poss reports the
bs'ai1S Of the hotel At Pleasant Grove,
cva'.d and occupied BY g. NJ. Roster.
Lou $1,000 no Insurance.
a. engine N. thrown from tho
task i . dep cut .bout I mil, vest
1t Atx.tss Oh Monday evening and
tedlyy~ :damassd. The accident va.
ssaSsd by ! broken rail.
~: g. ". .H.ek.tt, . l..diug
basaakse q Lake City, bes removed to
g Pa.l md invested hi. capital in
~ hardware business, becoming
.eab,e 4 ~ firm Of .. D. Strong l.
c.. ~ " ~
--Tbe Hsakato Ree;e,o reo.pitulates
Ne ,a.saki.. Of tho Storm in that VI.
siai.y, Eiviag twenty-five authentic
sasie ofdeath & different points, most
of which report Others missing.
In Arlington child Of P. Angel
bsssse attempted to open a door, which
M. caught By the wind, and the child
hurled against, log Of wood, lying
a!sss, 70 violently that It was killed.
Take care Of your scissors. o.
Wedussday a'St. Paul four year old
ns.sd Frank Kelly, fell upon pair Of
scissors ssd :puustursd sae Of bis eyes.
Hopes sss entsrtaipsd that loss Of sight
viii ~ stasts. = ~
| "a patty ef2asa with masks, 70
hGbaessosl ibs ~ n nix girls engaged
il ~ 0nHsa Hote,, M.nk.to, last
v,.k that th.y wi,.s In deliriou. and
s,aiidissis seaae Ill night, and it il
feared The anal results With ons' or two
will be serious, if not fatal.
One son of Chauncey Weed, of
Was.ea, while At work in stable, &c.
sidantAliy struck tho other in the eye
With = pit,6fork. Al the injured boy !
has bsen dShrious since, it is supposed !
tho fork ps,,tr,ted to the brain. Y
-Cisiz,ns 81 Red Wing have seour.
ID q injunction restraining the city
council from issuing $4,000 bond,
vet.d che Uhioego and St. Paul road,
bseaass- The road wa not completed At
To .. time agreed upon when the bonds
W. NJ 'v,ioted, 2sSs>S : -. -
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A BILL Aas1 bssa .9rePa1sd byssAs
Committee on Polto&els ID he Aoopo
Of Representative sisg rsdssise IL
rata Of letter pesteee sesetvo.sssts sni
requiring pss.psJnsat en- H. psiatsl
matter The: postage o.. IL ssvsps.
p''' ~ssld hsve 10 be4paia.s. ~ e0ss
Of publication. 1tsi elaizisd that this
would add materially ,sea4A>srsssasee
Of tho governmsnt.7 The Oo0nrttoois
unanimous in support of this hill and
the Postmaster General agrseJ % IT, I
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~, 4F
A DISPATCH on Monday from Sal

|
A DISPATCH on Monday from San
Francisco says concerning tho recent
Indian battle "Additionsl 1eporta
from the scene of Fsidsy's battle With
the Modoos, give ths numbar of xhitl
known to b killed At tss, and 'tAa
wounded II ]. !, thirty. Lieut.. Rsbet ~
vas in command, cannot live. Ths
Modocs fought naked, and with the
greatest desperation, sprioging from
rock to rock, picking of the soldier,
and compelling many % hide shsQ.
sslvss uatil darksen afforded the
mean, Of eaalpe. The :na1a
several ehass'e Along ~ aias. IT, NJ
lava bed, but wsre rspshsl4 >QapA
Jacks has tho strongest sssaral spesi.
ton in the country. tn, leyiissn
could not b. used to any, advaatas,,
owing to the dense fog.'' - T,
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RAILROAD and Life Insurance Com.
panies are tho final refuge of polite.
'ans whose day Of usefulness ha,
passed. Geo. Banks is the latest case,
He is negotiating for . prominent posi.
ton in railroad Management in Ken.
lucky when bis constituents get through
with him in Congress, which will b,
on tho 4th of next March.
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AN Americas Company has obtained
. lease Of Ssmana Bay, aud the lease
has been ratified BY the Dominican
government. It has control, not
only Of tho Bay, but virtually Of the
islaod Of San Domingo ~ we'll. The
capital invested in this enterprise il
$20,o00,o00.
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TIE civil and military procession 1t.
tending the Inauguration Of Gov. Ha,t.
rant, Of P'nn'ylvanis, At Harrisburg "a
Tuesday, was tho finest ssen fer ns,v
years, although it tsok phss in :. -.
we're snow and rsin storm.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

AMONG the content, Of IL Galaxy
for February are the following :: III.
wetherel Affair."" "No1x.y : .aLiss
on the Plains )" "C..ual Cegitations;'
"From London to New fort : - "we.
men a. Companions = 18th. Lif. and
Writings Of Emily Bronts;" "a v,g-
abond Heroine; Life Assurasce )"
"Up to London for thu session.. Shel.
don & Co., publishers, New York. I T. ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

.. TIE u f.et. !oot b.d tet Ms. 0.la.sll,
tho n'.ly:.!'ette g geit. T. SUI. e s.aa,:
Tor from K,nsas. Hia. eleatiea .,eost
him .beu. $50. ooo, .ad i. p,es.bili,
tics ,rs that 10 will nj hold liz :jisi.t
long. The Senate Conmittes u basiiy1 !;
engaged in looking into his case.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

T. :-A Essat ssnbses e. vii.,ls ~,
~ ''0etslh,,,t' II: a.sa.y I, h,,r
Pr'.ass4 thu. tussr.l sst.satdlthe kts
s.qs'e e's : !Qas.n /. Yios..i,;s j., rid
P =! Beatrice il. sset ae.,if - b.
Placed on tho tomb 70 The Primo. In
per'al VII soon return to school, 4.
Woolwieh. -, :>.,. ;.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

: .: TIKI eomplaintin the Dodge divorce
suit st st. Paul has been withd rawn,
q the plaintiff desires to ameod. It is
aid the suit villbe renewed again in
Fsbruary-snd it is said it will never
sgainses light in court.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

Gov. AUSTIN Is p.rfsetins *,
fragments for the discussing Of II,
$1,000 relief voted BY the, Leei.l.tuzs.
Tho plan will BE- similar to that aacpt.
Cd last winter for tho .rsli.f sfsuf.res.
BY prairie fires. >.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

THras - nothing moro feshieaabl.
nowadays than . libal suit. No veil
regulated paper. e.a a6erd g b With.
out one. The latest j, ths sait iastiia-
ted BY the Turkish Gov.raneat asaias,
the London Ts"'.., fog libsl in pshl,sh-
ing . Communication alleged T. ha.e
bean siGs'd ~ the TaEtish Minister
10 London, containing : s.. =! i
r'fsrsnes % IL faaaese # .ths. geysze-
nsot # Turkey. IT The f.. e ~ 7me(.
ha; the biggest libel ssit o. rsssed, and
may b excused ~ Ss.lss presd.. ;:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

HEAVY fre.he's il New York, Penn.
sylvania, New Jenny, Maryland and
Delaware on Friday swept sw,y br,dgss
and destroyed railroad tracks, besides
damaging othor property. Seven trains
we're wrecked On different roads and
forty.6ve persons injured.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

Nor1cz il given BY Prssids,, G,sst
that federal Office holders must 11et Il.
tempt to hold Office under 1Statii a d
municipal authority, under pain It Is
ing considered ~ having resisn,,d. = -