The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-18
MINNESOTA NEwS,

MINNESOTA NEWS.
The Hastings band has received
fifteen nov instruments, costing over
$3.50. -
The village Of Worthiogton has
passed an ordinance prohibiting bill.
lard playing.
DR.. John Quiglg and Son have ca.
tablished paper called the Appeal,
10 the village of Princeton, Mile Laos
county, -.
/. Mr. Mr.. F. ". Bullsrd. Of Miuue.po.
lis was married 90 Monday evening, to
Miss Mcpherson, daughter Of D.. H.
MCPHERSON, Esq, -
Henry Young, the dvfaulting
treasurer OF sibley county, has given
$4,000 bail for his appearance At the
next term of the court, .-.,.....
Z The members of the Baptist
Church at Albert Lea have resolved to-
proceed to the erection of house, of
worship with the frat opening offspring.
- The boy, Frank Shenton, who shot
bis step-father, George Axier, at Kas.
son last week, has, with his mother,
been arrested and committed t. jail
for tlial
"A little Eve year old SON Of John
B. THEM, of the town of Chatham, vas
on the 3rd inst. shot by the accidental
discharge Of small cartridge pistol, in
the hands of bis father.
Frank Hawley, while stopping at
the Nioollet House, Minneapolis, had a
diamond pin stolen from his room dur
ing the night. He sued the proprie-
tors aud obtained verdict for $40.
The Rev. r. F. Sample, of Min
neapolis, has rendered his resignation
as pastor of Westminster Presbyterian
church at Minneapolis, and goes to a
milder climate for tho benefit of his
health.
An old man named Manhsll, was
burned IN a barn near St. Charles
Thursday. He went out in the morn.
ing to do the chores, smoking a pipe,
aud before any one knew anything
about the Ere the barn was nearly con.
sumed. 80
On Friday night a fire was dis.
covered in the engine house of Fishe
& Schor's grist mill, at New Ulm. A
strong wind was blowing at the time
and it spread to the main building
which was consumed with its contents.
Loss about $50, 1000. No insurance.
Twenty-Five Finlauder immigrant:
arrived at the Reception House ove1
in West Brainerd, direct from thei1
native land, about a week ago. Ii
early spring they will locate on home.
steads hereabouts. They are healthy
hardy people, and will make valuable
citizens.-Brainerd Tribune.
PROF. II. F. Guttersen, formerly
of Faribault, died at the residence Of
his father.in law, in Chelsea, Mass.
November rs, after short but painful
illness Of twenty days. of rheumatic
and typhoid fever. Mr.. Guttersou
will be remembered in connection with
the State Musical Society.
The match factory at Mapkato has
become embarrassed in its business by
the absconding OF one of the parties,
Capt. Frey, Who went to Ohio ostens;.
bly, for the purpose Of raising means to
put into the business, but has not re-.
turned. 1t is believed he has gone to
Europe. Peter Tribune.
Judge Waite, of Mankato, missing
a train Monday last, started on loot for
Albert Lea, where he was to sit iu
court. The Judge weighs something
over two hundred. tie got as far as
the depot on the other road, aud then
concluded that one day didn't make 80
much difference anyhow.
There has been purchased along
the line of the Southern" Minnesota
railroad, from the time of the market
ing Of the first load of the new crop
until the present date, in round mum.
bers, one million and forty thousand
bushels of wheat, besides other grains,
which, in view Of the panic prices
which prevailed, may be considered a
very respectable amount.
Two ohainmen with surveying
party near Sandy Lake, in the Upper
Mississippi country, suddenly disap.
peared through the snow the other day
In about a minute afterwards they
emerged from one side of the cavity,
and four bears in quick succession
from the other. They had dropped
into bruins winter retreat. The bears
we're followed and killed by some
Indians who happened to he 10 the
neigborhood. :
The Blue Earth City Post thinks
the State Senate this winter will be
the ablest one which has ever assem-