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state hond- reelected vell-dstrihuicd trade, citl
sats 81 Ttuncss old. at Sls aud Il Tennessee o.
new, at sl Missouri -, giS and = Nrrnla g. q .
irr-rd ~ Alabama ~, IS Alabama SIS, lsti si3 New
York Stgte II, bounty loan. registered, 10 AMI the
coupon. IOA North Carolina -, old. at , AMI Sout
CaTuanA bcW. J4nuay and July. li4. Bank ui & 'l
sbar.n sid at lis aai Fourth National IL >
la railroad boz d. there VAS q fur trltt, win o."
ointment transactions follows Fri" atn mortra
" Lake Shore DIV deui honl VI Central iarltc gold
tuuds. lOA .tUtotlu mon PiCirc Ia lruld lot
slk4s2; D. on laclnc =, and grant, -. Loic 80,
Peoria and Warsaw ie.e stern GNls ou, 81 th.a-t
Nurthwt ~ m Courulia td, Wy Morris aud kH
1T, Oo Ohio aud Nlsss- % DDS ~ Toledo, Peoria
a.d Erie ~, - ~ Burlington. Cedar Rapids aul
Mnnesotl l-ts, sN{ Toledo ard Wabash equlpmput
b nds, ~ Rutalu Il Erie, new w. OHIO and Mrs,s-
sppi consolidated sinking fun, "; Western UuIon
Telegraph bonds, 100.
The highest, lowest, ana +. N. closing prices Of
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gusillrss Notltts.

A down-iown Merchant recently sued his drug.
gist for attempt def aud. lie suffering from
famed Kidneys and asked for Or. Hcmboid's Buchu.
The druggist gave MIN another Kind. upon which the
pront greater Instead Of relieving the patieat
the genuine preparation had always done. the mi,a-
tiou compound asgravite the disease anI long aud
distressing illness followed. The Court after full
ing gave Judgment for the pa.ntia Will coss. MORAL
Buy ouly the genuine.
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Cramps, Collie, Cholera, Dysentery and Dinr-
rhna we'll all affections Of the bow ia, readily
mastered and thoroughly cured by Dr. Jaynes Car
mluatIVe Balslul.-- .dt.
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Money deposited in the Mutual Bcncnt Saw
ing. Bank fSul Building, opposite CITY HalJ com
menccs to riw MI rcs on tie first Of every month";
instCau Of quarterly
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Weekly and monthly payments for furniture
and cIIpr's at y. II. CJwPerthSh; Co.'S, lJ5 Chit-
hmm str
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SUPREME CouRT Gu AMBKRs. Pratt. J.)-Nos.
49, ST. sO4 o. CO. @ II, "a H. 30 ICi IO5, 49, lt ib, l22'
ia ia. CAL. iB.
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rINANcIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

II YOU want the best elastic truss. ret Pom.
eruY'a Elaslic RunIure Rot. 1il NIOldNay.- Adc.
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Children often Lock Pale and sick from %
otter cause than having worms In the stomach
BROMS'> NrRNlfUGE tONtirS
will destroy without mi iry tn the child. heinE
perfectly III II, free from all colorug ur other in
lurous ingredients usu ly use IN Nor Preparations
CURTIS DEOWN. pr lprl tors,
2l1 rultou 81. New York
sod nv f1irgiss ,nd chemists ami dealers Ia mcdI
clHc- al - Cclts sauuN.
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st.amship Columb,a, Havana. mdsc. AMI pass.
Steamship Canada, Liverpool. mds'. an pass.
steamship lsuailta, Genoa, md a. and pas.
steamship James Adger Charleston. idsv. and Iss,
BARK y. barrrrus, havana, IN ballast.
Brg r. usport, tientuosOs, sugar.
lIl. Cuba, Rio JauClrO. Cuiice.
nrlg J. n. Kennedy. Mat lnzas, sugar.
Brlg Iorr!d Zone, -. Mare, 10 wood.
SChr. ~Needwtll, COW Ray, coal
SChr. j, j. Housman, MirasOane, logwood.
AisO the usiai river an cOtststss
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MORE uppLEzuoK LrrrERs.
BAL4AolE, oct. =. l5l.


ptAE sra. take pleasure IA iuiOr rlas you tiat W.
800 wei. uud pt tuc-c i,w Nu mtt mi NVu 3
JuNi.e tide --ut fayor. n hAs brru hcry ute a.
since irtiu you. tuuu-hi 10 uN cuN 90
luf ru OF mot ttlI tNi-f lnNr constant 'uHUAs
Wv.l uu tuiItr- "a . factory " rtt over q ia % ti
men VWllu' 'u. / tuuuld luNH wrlttcn me ...tr
sooner, but . ed r. .t4tr c-ftlcs- ab "a btttuE t-I
u.-. t.yt t.N t.Du .r.. t..d O. iIls - E'tN pr
trlar m 90 - WlDr. Hcl'. ~ rN. .prU r. '.g.
Alu a.uyt uy a-t, and very well C. OH" ut In" i..e
circle e hrQus.ufaic that hH s uh.Hre tu iti .'s
AT. has brc me "A turuc ot aUH..ftr, A. I.
DE- atun 60 Ir Nc thr cfy trs uuD.. cor.
..I g. uIT.-rt ir.u rNu. % com .nN. I r,t 4H
..c. tr ,popv.r oNu aa qu.,i i.4,r. au4 i.s "AHt
~p..utut .Iu.
Nue4l q Would su't yuu fu'b- 'p rrroly, h..u as ,
rp4ri.r please ufr .uu ait tiIr iufi. 5000 rt
4r u u utt N.lt It o.. ..Uu-c Tor suiir fct
N,,ss. Can 80 look t0rN "a Gown th'- ial' We We.
ll ned - -tr AHut. E4til.n e. tp'ht y 80
10 lcIutINtl .tf Lut, Autntr Nas Va ID at tht tiHl
va sane, tust time tur Scty near Bong allied ~
lhr tLtt thc 49, milking, Oh agCuu uf dog CO. o.
Ng ler While she was uulAiug. Wuue Ike to Nii e
mach longer, out Nv g to lat ucss oi the hour Wl
| ciose. Please ADsaer very a9ou. Very rcspectuAy
yours, W. r.. upnfthooA, .
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vaRINK fNrELLIGEycE.

uHIATrnE Almanac rus DaV
sun - sun sets...... ~ NOJl ri3cs.. -
diGH Watch rus ~.
sandy HOOS.. ~ Gov. isiAnl.. - Heu Gaze. II
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-urf Hotci. Fire I-land.-1hrouch tickets and
baggage checked trains leave az Nii A. ~ suI AZ: 4.
NJ, rom south sth st. WI luusbursh.
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CRocrRiys Coffee h1s had urward tendency.
especially for RIO, which has been favored by an I'M
pruvcmrnt Ia the exporting market a &c mas also
ruied very nrm, with an improving demand. hOasses
shows aV,ry nrm market, with a moderate grec OF
witty. Sugars have advanced We. for riwe and &c.
Tor refined, with considerable activity to the demand
Stocks smaller and prices lower than ne year ago
We, quo ei nee yre,, 2l@ Sr. L,gp .yrs le8slg !.
and Rio, isGt SOC gold Rlcc Rangoou, 2Ad2Fc., gold
IN bond, and 6N@ic., currency duty paid Cirolus,
7.a9c MollssCe Porto Rico, 8asi5c.i Cuba inuscO-
good rehning Cuoa, 7.@s$e.i grocer! do, soy g :
AID i0gsi6a C. i sof, white. Toisy the only business
e. ffce wa 500 bags Ito At baltimore AZ 100; gold.
ce II good tObbIng demand. Molasses lfn, With the
sale OF 40 hhds. Cuba mufcovadO On private terms.
sugars active and 1rm sales lg1 hhds md W bks At
1Ag1sc fr ni0ssses sugars % &c. e refining CuUa
aud Porto REQ, and s. CSC for Centrifugal.
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tive influence h.. been in syorof lovcr rather rs.s

y Scss 4 Sss TS Of SsS IL dsT ss ss ss
spot Bcefhas renamed ull. and IN beef Mains trade has
eten limited To-day There vas NV doug ,g' weep, 10
changed Lands At teg for July and Augut and Ell for
al sssss for rO August s aud aud &C. for scttcmSer
becg,neer guoed at Sc and prime city sold a. SHG
sac sac S.s we 9I9t,, FORK rS 9 ms ncss gSl
$40; do. city, ti@.t9j extra prime, tAasss TO
&c. plan ti.s pI.3 MS nss y,
mes, s2sf,A ierf hams ncw bbl ~ ,t$,i mins.
BieEied S sh9n,der,i ry s,i rcEid yG
st. am regd,red ksnie g3 ic & prime pns ','
de-. short clear. g,c. smoked hams i1 siei 40. shou
Gsis wheat without Yss ssoS ns any decided CHANGE
has r. en- variable from DAY 70 day The supply is ns
onaS are % searrs.s 'V BY the oSH Scarcity Of ocean
g. msgs; T1'n; ns,iIE ~ enen a. o. sc IIYt ~ & te
supply, and RUE. very hrin Rye has further declined
sSass Sas sayS w bca Ds@ wheat sSs sSS @
ses . 20 bush Gt a. y ior r,ce,d tiSst,lS for
sprSs i, or s bau sprss s Tor for we HTnic soaG
cru new tlG Tor 60 osoi water ret; tii si - for
aud more seiiS" "" .ae. ScS bush % At 5s;c Tor ho
GG dS All r ts Isa Tor ic i9r i o uS On SS
iowt; sales ODush. At lloel4c. for Western mixed
H Ssy G nomnn % rye hird dn at c fSr western WIN w
%, hnsin s.. Peas quiet, Canadian nud IA OOud and
CorroS-The market lie iatterly been vcry unsettled
& dn, ,rSsgie GctSSe % Sp{t , Ssntng :.
bears favored by the large toes On hand and he
tHcr inter, 4 srner S (S}cn srk nd ss yorSe e
S'Tounts 1a drom ne g1oSins 'Sp ~ me
tmc last Year $50 .i9i iae.. To-Day the market for
changed siiGs 70 bales OF which N wcrc Tor export.
~ for con-ump ion and i"' for 81 culaton Ia Tor.
August and scp.e npcr t;.ec5le.. lowers others
SIC Tor sspc%cer ne Tor 6c'b and nd 1S Tor
dSs apands ssd W quot Sr" on the spc, ''"0' u
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sufferers. Remember thar kcnrnev's fN-
tract Buchu Is prepared by Quaihed aud competent
Physician % thirt, year. practice. II s lr only re
liable Bullu Tor BI-hts Disease, Diabetes. Gravel,
aud all affections oi BiAdaor Klnrys, add Urinary Or
gsns. Take no ourr one Dollar per bottle siI
bottles for Is. sold BY Druggists.
The sun., 1873-07-23

We advise the USE Of pasnIEG's lever aud Agu,
Phs for mtarni d.seases. Ihey never fall AID ara
perfectly kAlc.
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" A RRfED -.

Ayers Cherry Pcctora
res Colds Coughs. Bronchitis, ami Consumption.
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or a lighter punishment and in such cases II
was ret tsOnnbie TO receive the testimony with "A
certain amount Of incredulity, but in this in
stance the accompliccs had no hope OF reward
Tor the testimony They gave; tine punishment
for thor crlIuos had already been aw. rded, and
they left the court 20 return 70 Trent n Jtl.
The imprObabllity uf DENIM, Foley, an Proc
tor WORKING day after dag In the room Ot Nj.
Nafcw's house rnd never being once seen by
eit her DoNle or New illiams, although the latter
were nearly every day in Nafcws slloon imm, =
dately beneath McNlii ms himself had te>ti-
Hau that no knew both Proctor and DENIM hy
siaht and ne had described Drunin to Doyle
and told the latter 10 watch for nin' when
McWil lliams met DENIM near the TORY, and
nsked him what he WAS doing III Jersey CITY,
what reply did DENIM maker lie said he WAS
living there. Under oFdluuy ,cHcHulsthilpts
DENIM would n""er hay admitted this II he
were engaged in mt urg Pr Tatlons " rob uIe
bank. lie would unqueA 4onably have He'd
| about it, There could be no doubt that he
knew the Chief of Police, for these thieves
always know u ou' as much OF the police as the
police know of them. Hat the fact was, lie
| knew the Chef only too well, and was aware
that he could be trusted. McWilliams had " =
tiaed thai he hearL from Col. Wood and a man
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27

Owing to the failure Of the Northern
Pacific Company to fulfil tho obl;Ra.
lions assumed when it leased tho Lake
Superior and Mississippi Railroad
running from St. Paul to Duluth-ths
latter road goes back into the hands Of
the old stockholders, who will take
possession January 1st. 1t is said that
Mr.. J.'P. Isley, Of Philadelphia, will
be President and Land Commissioner,
while Mr.. Jud. Rice, now the Assist.
ant Superintendent Of the. St. Paul
and Pacific, and ono Of tho moat popu..
lar railroad men in tho State, will b.,
Sopsrintendent,' il Tho branch from
White Bear a: h,Ee, 70 Saltwater, viii,
also return 70 tha l., 5. and NJ. road;
chile the branoh from Carver 10 hjte
Bear Lake has bess sold; and; transfsr.,
I'D to, Misoeapoli. parties, by whom it
will DO; operated All these changes
hare been brought about BY .rsasoS' Of
The failure Of The Northern Prolific to
meet the interest obligations IL had as.
lumed., ~, so H.: : - -sEE
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27
"FI0VREs DON'T LIE.,,

Mr.. NJ. c. Russell, in last weeks
Brainerd Tribune, is disposed to place
more faith in figures than in the a..
surances Of protested friends, u to
what produced the remarkable result in
the Thirtieth District. he says:
''There were St. Cloud men At nearly
every polls in Morrison county we OK.
pected they would especially guard the
interests OF our friend Benedict, and
desired them to do 90; but while We
were working night and day hero to as
sist Benedict, We did think, aud had =
right to think, that bis friends would
at least soc that We did not materially
suffer in Morrison but what was tho
result that happened right under the
very noses of these sharp, shrewd DO.
lsioal workers, who now ssy they 5e6.d
no idea how the thing va rupplug till
the votes were counted out Why, the
result VA thus while Bsnediiot eot tho
,uuenae majority of 1913, Russell was
defeated b. 1855 votes-or 10 other
words was scoopsd opt, body and bfeech.
e., and yet the 'managers' knew moth.
log about it ~ These are the figures;
and 10 have, 10 our csnuiiuliYas Of the
st. Cload Rag, simply obsen figuring
from the standpoint that figures don's
lio.'"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27
LATE HEWS ;ITBASs

- -, 1ATE HEws 1THAs3 :
3-st. ~cl.i,. ., Mioh,, b.. il. Mayor
under bonds Tor habitu.l ,nebriety.
'-Js1se, City hss b.saz senp.lled 70
e'spsad: payments City ~sr,asazJ put
Of funds.
r<1-- - owner Of tho running hare
"Th.d Stevens" challenges any hort .
il Ansria rte3. tes. mile r.ee fog 49,
900. ,31s+f2
The total numbss sfshs Xisgin,us'
vietime u ffty.thrss Instead Of ITO u
hi been reported. Other iunsrs- d
executions ats upeosaimeds ;, /
s|7;a,Menph.s ~ last 1900: iy>sE b
the yellow fever. The great fatality
sastad ihs,hs2 disaais 81 atesiiib,sstd +
the sbsease Of goea sevsssss. |
Nov York 'i oit7 h.. = appropriated
Two millions OF dollarb to bo expended
on public improvements this winter 70,
the purpose Of furnishing work to 81.
unsppbysd.3 :, :. t.: { > j.; !
The Governor of Texas has issued
: proclamation authorizing the organi.
zation ofvoluutesr companies for pro.
lection against the Indians in the north.
western counties. p. +
Tho new Court House in NeN
York, which WAS started with the ~
suranes Of it, projectors that it voult
cost half . million, has already used 81
millions Of dollars and it hasn't a roo
upon it yet.
George Boyoe, ,gsd thirteen, Va
arrested in New YorhSu Saturday, q
= charge Of fatally shooting hi. uncle
John Hls.toa: Tie boy entered hi
uuels's store, remarking, apparently il
Ijs:t "No~ I'll fix yoa," drew . i v'ol
vsR and fired. :, - = css:~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27
AZ THANKSGIVING and our regular
day Of publication conflict, Nc grace.
fully yield in favor Of Thanksgiving,
and issue TIE JOURNAL ono day in
advance.
THE SITUATION.

The common sense of The American
people i asserting itself in tho matter
Of our difficulty With Spain, and the
feeling throughout tho country IL
much lee i.pstuous and warliks than
it ~ . week ago There has been
tine for Z sober second thought aud
The majority Of people are disposed to
tsass The whole question to the present
jsdgnsat Of the Administration aud
IL fhsa,s aet,sn Of Coegrsas. Instead
d dsnaadisg sbss vessels be sent "a
sAsll eaat;aee d Cuba, and take pos.
sslisa u the whole Island il necessary,
thee D ~ = vny gsasnl feeling
tlse b b veil for ID 10 Wait for
s1sA s0sial informs,ioa sooes,aiSs the
nIssls q The Virgioius aud the sxs.
sstiss # . part Of it crew y viii On.
able = b knew just what measure Of
rspasatioa 70 will be authorized 70 de-.
mand and insist upon. It would be
extremely foolish for the poo.
pie, o. such imperfect and incorrect
reports Of the outrage ss have
been received, to force the government
lsto . position which later knowledge
OF the facts would not warrant it 10
maintaining and from which it could
not reeeds without humiliation. I:
10 must have war with Spain let Us
FIRST know just tho reasons Why.
The CASTELAR, government still pro.
tests ii anxiety to make such repara'
ton - viii be satisfactory, although
presenting it, objections to tho Viz.
silias' being claimed Is % American
vessel. Arbitration has been suggest.
ed. Our own government appear. T.
be hopeful Of peaceful solu,on d
the difficulty. But, 10 order to be
prepared for any exissney that may
suddsuly arise or for such action n
Congress may decide upon, tho Navy
and War Departments are vigorously
engaged in repairing and re6ttiDg YES
ssls, strengthening our harbor defenses
and getting ready arms and munitions
of var.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27

"A correspondent writes to thu. New
York Tr'6une that the relations Of our
government. %. Cub. and Spain )! q.
present are similar 70 what >thsy were
in 1913 toward Spaia. and Florida,
when spaniards in Florid. prompted
the Indians to murder our citizens.
At that time President Msuros author
issd Gen. jackson 70 take, pessessios
Of II Fllorids. vhieh BE- did,. aud u. ~.
cult ~ that Spain ssded Florida "a
tho : \ United states without 4 var. I. III,
difference in II. two Gases il that h.
goveroment De faeto Of Cub. is hostile
to Spain while Florida Recognised it.
authority. -.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27

~; Do1aa FARMING Par I'M MINNr.
soEAr-kr: Danael,s tetlst, who owns
NO iarns-oos IN Gssdhus .nd one il
W.ba.hs eoun:y-raised, this . ss.sos
from !s 100 .e,es epltiy,seed esop, "a; ~ fol.
lqxs: wheat l2o, acres .own, yieh !, $50
bis ]. eea'' SO 60. 'own, ,i'ld ]. 400
bbg9sh!s.llls.; barley, 10 s.ers'I sowa. yisld
27 q l bushels d. Estim.sing wheat 1t the
loH heure q ct s0 g.; cents per. bushsl;
oats a, 40 cents md barley, At 81, ,hs
vill receive tho snug little sum, of 49,.
1879 for small grain alone, to s.y MOTH
ing about tho corn, stock and other pro-
daotions.-Lake Cry Leader. :,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27

The Minneapolis Tribune writes
down J. S. Denman, of Winona, who
10 acting as kind Of. State Agent for
the Oranges, . "dead beat We in.
cline strongly to the opinion that it
would be we'll for the State Grange to
look q little after the contract made by
the Executive Committee with Mr.,
Denman.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27

A DEs MONIES dispatch says that
liberal contributions for tho SUFFERING
people in Northwestern Iowa, are be.
isg received from other portions Of ii.
State and forwarded as rapidly as pos:
sible., The refusal of the Illinois Cen:
tr.l' Railroad to carry them gr.tqitous.
~ - delaying them considerably. u, i
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27

: Nor in lhs West alone ha6 The lum.
boring interest bess sssidssly a6sstsd
BY the hard tines. Tho Colsblook
(N-lH) Sessias1 Gays: "Ths :lum.
bssssn, Or ut )sast 1asy of them, have
taken . new departure, that il, depart.
I'D out Of the woods Instead of into
them. We understand that some who
had made contracts to have lumber
hauled on the Conneoticut river IRE
buying off their contract,.''
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27

1t seems clear enough to the Gin.
oinnati Commercial that "the peopls
Of the United States, If pscuoi.ry com::
'pliments ire In order, should make ,upi
;. testimonial for Secretary Fish, and
present him-a million or 80; for his in.
estinable:servioe in keeping u.s. out Of
9 foolish swar, with Spain. TIE cold.
FLOODED good sense Of the old Secretary
10 worth, many millions to the country
in this emerv euoV = trf. ir~...r, ~ E.:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27

~ =. = RING OF TAE BLOOD.
soRoIu1ous Tuxoas. Case.-1t is with
pleasure write, in behalf ofmy mother,
who has been taking your medicine, King
Of the Blood, for tuner. and can say she
10 most entirely cured. She has taken four
bottles Of the medicine. The tumor Wa -
large % goose egg when she commenced.
1t is now only about the size u grain Of
corn, and rapidly disappearing. She has
dootorsd hundreds Of dollars away without
benefit, until using your medicine, for
which W shall always DO thankful and can
recommend tho King Of tho Blosd to any
one needing it. Ny mother's name 10 Dulin.
j.. sA1*H 4oM1H1s,
49,, - Kenton, Ohio.
See sdve rtissnsat in another column.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27

-Harpers Weekly says: "The
general moral that We drew last week
from the October elections was empha.
sized by the result in November. The
Democratic vote is not largely" ,noreas-
ed, but the Republican is largely di.
minished. The voters st.yed At home.
Tho elections, therefore, mean,~as We
have constantly said, Republican dis'
satisfaction and not Democratic :reao.
tion.r s,.,x. .,tr a,,s . .,,.i .,.j- ID.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27

5 Tbs pun ' # il inpn.digrsa!. shas
heeve come % 70 this country sdusi,g tie
l'ss ys.t i s 4e0 900, Til is 60 Q Q!2
o,er 81 .oJ previous yeat. i, The p,l nss1t y,.t
.ill probably .ita s.' AZ . NJ! a., q
VVvSvyVA y}ds,14s .,tsjssasltsessa i; "a,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27

FEARS Of famine in Bengal are re.
vived, and the papers of Calcutta ad.
viso the importation of breadstufs from
America. "Let them send to Mime.
sota-we've lots of wheat to SELL" is
the very proper suggestion of the Min.
neapolls Tribune,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27

THERE is Stocking at Chester, in
this State, that needs darniug badly.
His name is Frank, and he put two
bullet holes through his head on
Thursday night As he had 40 brains
to ipjure, he still lives.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27

A PATrkT was granted to ex.Presi.
dent Andrew Johnson1on Friday for =
combustion plsns. It is understood
hs will ussiit in expkaneing how Mrs..
SuPYatk oAYna IN hs hnn~a ~ ...:,.7
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27

Gordon Gordon, selt,styled "Lord,"
adveuturer and petty pilierer, is still in
Manitob.. II He was arrested for Jar.
cepy, it will be remembered, but was
admitted to bail, which be secured and
is now ut large. "2''''" N'S "
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27

BISHOP WH1PPLE has written 4 let.
ter to tho clergy and congregations Of
tho Diocese Of Minnesota, appointing
Wednesday, December 3rd, as "a day
Of intercessioo and prayer" He has
licensed for this diocese the form Of
prayer set forth by the House of Bish-
onc.
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Henry ;Bergh s.y. that III. pub.
lish.d debt Of New York, one hundred
and thirty millions, is not correct, z h
say, II il prob.blyys uss. q. two hundred
millions. It is % 'l.rg. that no offers
we're received fol-: !. seven pr o,sot, loan
recently advertised: ':'" ii =, I'D y :
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27

The mills ! in the =. vicinity Of Troy,
N. Y, ~h,ch have actually employ cd
five thousand or more u l.'borer., resumed 4
operations on Monday .fter !. sqspep.
sion 81 several weeks. This Is enoour.
.1.l.' Ta@& = ]t' t~sE' , 80 ~ H8' ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27
THE CONVICTION AND SENTENCE
OF TWEED.

New York did most righteous thing
when, through jury of twelve honest
men, It convicted the notorious Boss
Tweed of the crimes and misdemeanors
charged against him. Previous to his
ssrest he had occupied position sup.
posed to be improbable, from which he
dsaed the outraged sentiment of .
protesting minority and proclaimed his
belief 10 the omnipotenee of corruption.
BE W. the brszen embodiment of the
rassaity Of the city the patron esint
Of he pack Of plundelers who trans.
fsrrsd from tho public treasury to their
own pockets six millions Of dollars !;
And 10 the name and IN tho interests Of
. thisyipg constituency he had gone 70
Albasy 70 sit % Senator and make laws
fer hossss nso. So great wss his pow
OF With . certain element in Nov York,
a.d . sssoae had been bis hold up
- to machinery Of politics and the
seuzo, lhsA Il vss beloved bic con VIC
~ ~ impossible, and this belief VA
ssssssAsesd BY The result ct ths first
thl Bat he vesk Of reform had
Assa nsss Shorough than; vss realised j,
.sa thA>sas Of public ssotimeat hsd
kssa vssds'fally elevated 80 that 90
thi osssd trial, the jury, while work
iss Ds.;ss.ly and thoroughly and doing
nothing n haste, were unanimous in
their verdict % to the guilt Of the 40.
eused.
On Saturday sentence was pro-
pounssd BY Judge Davis, who has
proven himself just judge. He re-
viewed briefly the offenses Of Tweed
against law and society, applsuded the
verdict Of the jury, regretted that
hs va not able to make
the sentence more commensurate With
tho prisoners deserts, and then gave
bin awslve yssrs' imprisonment in the
County Jill and imposed &iue Of $l2,'
$50. New York can now take heart,
10 he future che should at least A.
tempt 70 throttle her giant rascals BE-
fore they throttle her.