The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-19
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wheat 10 store.
-Thomas Donaldson, the oldest in.
habitant Of Wloon., died on Sunday
night, aged. e'ghty:eight.
-Chsrley Proden's City Auction
Room At St. Peter was entirely destroy.
ed by fire on Wednesday morning.
Hon. WIN. s. King has, in the
last two years, put $4,000 worth Of
buildings on bis farm in Meek er coun.
ty.
| *:-Phe Pine city News says an To-
dian school has been started at Bruins.
wick, and that about 80 Of the dusky
uschins now attend regularly.
-. l.. Conri, farmer living near
Henderson, while drunk was thrown
out Of his sled and injured dangerously
it not fatally, internally. !"
A young man named Gross, while
ws1K1ug tEauK5 OF Iuo'- rIVer roau
near the Winon. depot, on Saturday
night, was run over and killed by q
train.
The stock holders Of the Merchants
National Bank, of Hastings, held a
meeting Saturday last, and took pre-
1lmioary steps for removing tho Same to
Minneapolis.
Tanner & Cross, Of Hastings, have
a flock Of 300 sheep, which they keep
on farm on the Vemillion river.
They claim the investment to be a
profitable one.
| Mrs. Michael Roman, Of Dorman,
LIE sueur county, was drowned in .
we'll on Wednesday. She is supposed
to have slipped and fallen while draw.
ing up water.
Several instances have occurred in
Chat6eld, lately, Of wives serving writ
ten notices upon saloon keepers forbid.
ding the sale Of Intoxicating drinks to
their incorporate husbands. :
4 :--Litch6eld il to have Nationsl
bank With q capital stock of $25, 900.
The principal stockholders: arc Judge
Waldrou, G. B. Lyon. Col. Howard,
Ch.unoey Butler and Hon. Andrew
Nelson. J.: -: II. :.
On Saturday Joseph Hodges and
Dexter E. Bronson, botk of Minneapo-
liz, made application to. be put into
bankruptcy. Among the list of
Hodges creditors is "Unknown, $780,
000.":, ,.:.s... <.r ,..,. .
IL Minneapolis has another new
, Touring mill, the up a!isade," built by
Washburs 4. Co., which cost $6O, 900,
has eleven. run Of stone and is capable
Of making three hundred barrels Of
, | -four per day: -. a. ..:s.....: .. 49,
WIN Waltz, an old citizen Of Tai.
lor's Falls and a prominent lumbermsn1,
was shot dead on Friday by one of his
;, teamsters, named .Chris,"" for being
> | too intimate with the latter's wife, who
, ! was acting as cook in = Waltz's: lumber
camp =: - " - ~;
!. r. "A Ere brok . ont 10 Uoion Block,
Rochester, on Saturday morning, but
t was extiogl,sbed before, the buildings
, were consumed. The. ltoeks Of Van.
, dooser & Ethorp, and Doe & Briggs
, were damaged, also the'law library Of
Judge Mshon., Loss about $4,000. :.
edward Mccormick, 4 prominent
citizen of Sherman, Redwood county,
, WIS found in his house dead, on; the Sd
, inst. After the bodyw buried, & biz
I sudden end mysterious death g aroused
suspicious, the body WAS rdislntsrrsd
!, aud tho stomach taksn I To- St. Paul
that its cootsuts might be apsly1ed
. stryehninss has been found; and there
seems to be no doubt but that he siwaa
poisoned. His brother is Suspected i
Il Between nine and teo O'Clock on
!, Saturday morning 4 Mrs. G:.Ringwood,
> of Hancock, Carver county, wiasistabbed
in the stomach by her father.io:lawai,
who Immediately fed and has not ye,
been arreeteds Itis said she cannot
!, reoover. 8 He had been under the in.
, fuenoe Of liquor for some time.a Hen
{ husband, who intsrfersd to sprotset her,
. had one hand almost out in two. Til.
would.bs murderer, whose name j. d
i Erick 1enea Qaiek, has aimee. been
. Arrested. ss::i a 2ss:<3s :s%5s. 5!ss-.s@s