The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-01

AocipsAr On last Fridsy u svenile &.
| Miss Maria Chapman w.s walking on the
sidewalk on Washington avenue, With her
sister, the latter stepped on the end Of |.
loose plank which raised up and tripp,d
tho former. who fell on her right shoulder,
di'looating 1t. The injury is now doing
we'll. ~ 49, .
DsssRrsRs-On Monday night two sold.
'ers, nsmed ". L. Lawrence ana Henry
Maynard, deserted from For. Ripley
They were accompanied by Citizen named
alfred Gage. boat WAS missing from
Gro" Wing about tho same time, and i,
Was supposed the party came here. On
Tussday Messrs. Dowd AID Bryant, sent
from tho Fort pursuit, reached this place,
and Mr.. B. continued the search q far a.
Clear Lake. Up to this writing, tho do.
seI tsrs have not been fonnd.
CITY ELsoTIoH.-1t 10 understood that
Mayor Edeibrook positively declines to be
again . candidate. The name Of Hon. G.
F.. Davis has been prominently suggested.
The selection would be . good one.
| For Treasurer everybody 10 in favor Of
Mr.. J. NJ. Rosenbsrger.
In the First and Second Wards there
seems to DO q general, and very sensi-
ole' disposition to re-elect tho present off
Gers. The same will also be done. parti-
ally at least, in the Third and Fourth
Wards
IMPORTANT NoT1oH-We are prepared to
fill orders for pamphlet copies Of . new
edition Of the Township Laws Of Minneso-
ia. 1t includes tho Township Organization
Act. tho Town Board Of Equalization Act,
The New Road Law, the laws regarding
Partition Fence. Estrays, and Beasts doing
Damage, the Chattel Mortgage Acts and all
the kindred ACTS relating 70 Townships or
the duties Of Township officers, enacted
since the Revised Statutes of 1866. Price
80 cents. Sent by mail postage paid on re-
ceipt Of the price
Boy WASHINGTON Wednesday last Mr.
J. P. VanLoon, son Of Mr.. N. VanLoon of
this city, arrived in 81. Paul en- route for
here. HIS father was to have met him at
the Sherman House, but was prevented by
business. The young man arrived there,
and not finding his father telegraphed here
for money. He called at the telegraph
Office several times during the forenoon for
an answer. But - the telegram Was not re-
oeived by Mr.. V. until noon, reply could
not be sent until afternoon. He then no.
tilted his son where he coald get money.
But the young man did not call again, and
no trace has since been found Of him. Fears
are entertained as to his safety. He is
about eighteen years old, i've feet ten
inches high, rather delicate features,
smooth face, dark hair and eyes. Word
concerning him sent to bis parents here
will be gratefully received.
NORMAL SCHOOL MATrRRs.-The present
term Of the Normal School will close on tho
2lst inst, when there will 10 q vacation
until August. The examinations will be
on the Goth and 2lst. The graduating
exercises will be on the evening of the
2lst, in the Congregational church. 1t is
expected that this will be the last time it
will be necessary to go out Of the Normal
School building to hold these exercises, as
by another year the new building will un-
doubtedly be completed. 1t is not yet
definitely known what member or men,
bers Of the No, NAL Board will be present,
but due announcement will be made. The
graduating class comprises ten members,
and 1t is said to be . fine class in every
way.
It is probable that change in the
teachers will occur after this tern-Miss
Walker and Miss Ravens wishing to with
draw ; the former on account Of continued
i'll health and the latter for = years rest
and = trip to California. But are excellent
teachers. and will be parted with with re-
greet. Prof Moore, va understand, proposes
devoting portion Of his summer vacation
to = trip to Forts Randall and Sully, in
Dakota. 1t is matter Of satisfaction to
known that the school will continue to have
the benefit of his services.
The present school building will be
used for . dsrmitsry or boarding house
for the exclusive use of pupils attending
thu achoo1 aFtor %ha INV h,,;16;n~ :. oorn
pletsd.
A LEAF FROM LIFE; Oh, THE BAREFOOT