The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-22

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Official Paper Of The City,
-Oraans for sale or rent at Tobey''
bookstore.
-Rssolar meeting Of tho City Council
Asxt Monday evening.
Tho otesrns County Agricultural So
eiety win meet At the Court House on next
Saturday afternoon. at two O'CLOCK. A full
attendance 10 desired.
-Miss Fannie Besl, Of this city, grad
uste Of tho St. Cloud Normal School, is
teaching the winter term Of school 1t Oss-
kis, Douglas county.
Tho Annual Meeting Of tho Ameri
can Bible Society will be hold in the Pres.
byterian church ON next Sabbath evening,
beginning q seven o'clock. All are invited
to be present.
AT . meeting Of the members and COZ.
gregation Of the Presbyterian church on
Aonda, evening, tho following Board o.
Trustees was elected: W. Henderson, J.
Carlisle and ". B. Mitchell.
Mr.. Donald McDougan, Of Belleview,
one Of he old settlers Of Morrison county
died recently eferys,pelas. His son, who
while attending his father tec anne infect.
cd with the disease, is not expected to i've
As will Be seen BY our Legislative re-.
ports, Senator Burbank introduced . bill
On Tuesday appropiatins $40, 900 to tho St.
Cloud Normal School for heating sppsratus
and other improvements in the school
Building.
AT the Deaf and Dsmb Institute, "a
appears by the Official report Of tho su-
perintsndeut, there Is but one person from
stsarns county-wilbsrt Guptill, Of Maine
Prairie, whs entered tho institution Oct.
l1th, 1871.
-aeorge Clark, Of Maine Prairie, has
BEEN declared by tho Probate Court
to be insane, and was sent to the
Insane Asylum. He VS. taken to St. Pete,
by Asssrs. Greedy and Kimbsll, Of Maine
Prairie.
sheriff Geissel has re-appointed NJ
Mickey. Of this city, and J. h. Dennis, Of
Sank Centre, Deputy sherids. Both arc
good appointments. Mr.. Mickey has also
been re-sppointed to the ehsrgs Of the big
brick hetsl. whore the county entertain
Ito friends without charge.
Tho evening prayer meetings At the
Prssbytsrisn church are continuing during
tho present week, with good st.enosno.
and considerable interest. The services
begin st half-psst seven o'clock, centinu-
Ing for one hour. An earnest invitation ID
s1tsndsd to al to attend for that hour.
On Tuesday John Lyndesher charged
with burning. on the night Of January 9Th,
the dwelling house Of Il. Neut.ling, in the
town Of Eden Lake, VAS brought to thi,
plses, sad tried before Justice Tobey, aud
discharged. o. Taylor appeared for tho
STATE L. y. Collins for the defendant.
The spring term Of the Normal schoo
opened On Wednesday Of last week. Fifty
Ax pupils ore in attendance in the Norma
sssn, and several moro are expected. Thi.
etewds the room to IN uncomfortable do.
gree. Il viii DO = benefit to tho school
and relief to the ssachers, when tho new
building il ready for occupancy.
-steAsas county is represented as fol
lows On the Standing Committees IN III.
House Of Representatives Mr.. Barnes j,
member Of tho Committees on Education,
md Tree Culture and Fuel; Mr.. Martin
q ths Committees on Public Lands, and
Clsiuls Mr. Rielsnd of the Committee on
Towns and Counties and Mr.. Walker !.
Chairman Of the Committee, on Stale Ii
brsry and member Of the judiciary Com.
mittse.
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-Minnesots may b. - terribly cold
country" and Ill thst, but tho facts exist
that The ground this winter 10 frozen to q
depth Of less than six inches, and that the
Ice % the Mississippi river .: this place hal
not been considered strong enough for hesv'
ny loaded tesms to cross on. Down Eas