The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-03

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Thursday, Dec. 8, 1874. Unite
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CoroRrss will meet next Monday ST. P
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month @128,427. .o-~:k
THERE are seventeen Americana to tn
now in Eevpt. occunv;np h;oh mill. howe
t.rv positions in tho serv;ce If Ii. its ut
Khedive. publ
had e
"A CORRESPONDENT OF the Chlcago coole'
Tribune says Of Kansas that "the Of tn
story Of the drought and Of the grass could
hopper plague has not yet been half had t
told" "vbo
IT costs $4,000. 900 moro than the thou(
rece;pts to run the Post Office Denart- body
ment, and Postmaster General Jewell true ;
wants to make tho two ends come recor
nearer meeting. been
erno1
ACCORDING to the New York Re by til
pubic, 'every man you meet is out that
collecting ~ and doesn't dare g. he VI
home Tor 1ear q the collectors that Repu
lie in wait for him." Leei
The Comptroller report gives the fress
liabilities of St. Paul At 81 1866, 255.O1, was
and ...eta xS25 09854 The ANIMAL up u
interest on bonds amounts to the snug open
ann If a96 574O3 insta
our {
TIE Minneapolis Esen;ng MaI is sv,te
owned exclusively by johnson h cret
smth-Mr' W. A. Crotut' who 'old jorit.
70 them n'' interest IN tho estaol''h' plact
ment, remaining As editor. Stat
UPos the petition Of people along ~
the line, the Railroad Commissioners No1.
have advanced the passenger rates on ''fe,
tho St P.ul r. s;on1 Civ r.;lv.v to anyb
five cents per mile, the former rate. even
elect
1T is said that President Grant and inve'
Secretary of the Treasury Bristew in Let
their forthcoming messages. will syste
strongly urge the resumption Of spe STAN
Gle payment and fix the date 1t jan r,
ua1y LIST, 1876. h..-
ST.. PAUL pays her Aldermen one
salary of $500 apiece, and as there suit
are eighteen Of them the annual OK Tho
pense is considerable. Nine thousand failu
dollars worth of Aldermen for city OF .
Of that size is good deal Of luxury. polt
--~- ture
A MOST commendable selection was ,,co
made by President Grant in the per- uh;l
son of James Russell Lowell for the h,;n
position of Minister to Russia, and it and
is to be greatly regretted that Mr.. c,a;,
Lowell felt compelled to decline the Leo
rendered appointment. hall,
The great Minnesota farmer, OIL NOR
yer Dalrymple, is in trouble. Some oe1o
Of his Milwaukee creditors, to whom n
he owes $4,000, have made applica- cans
ton to have him thrown into bank can
ruptcy. Specializing in wheat is Tor I
what ais Oliver. The
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On Thanksgiving day Sherwood oer,
c. Coan, (better known a s. C.. r..
CampbelD died in Chicago. Many olaf
Who h.uo l;.to.o1 -:Al ~ - clou
his singing while he was with the Dart
Bernard-Richings and the Parepa- 8.
Rosa troupes, will hear this news with d..
''~' '''unoo0. > dep
WITH the issue of last week, the urg'
Rochester Post started out on. its Six The
teenth volume. The Post is an able, here
enterprising, Independent Republican Rep
paper, and its continued success is tiret
well earned by merit. May it live q Gus
halfdozen centuries and always be as give
deserving Of prosperity as it is now. and
will
AT Bethany, Ohio, a young man how
named Christopher Harris displeased oue,
the other members of the family, !;
when his three brothers took him out -
to the wood pile and chopped him up, ~;
A' 1.''"e' ~Da 'no'"'' .oo>6 y. ~ disc
under arrest.
Persons who are interested in the OF
work Of Temperance should send to pre-
the Rev. W. w. Satterlee, State can
| Agent At Minneapolis, and obtain pro
copy Of the Act of Incorporation of MS
the Minnesota Temperance Union, IN
which is published in little PAM VINO
phlet with much interesting informa- ing
ton on the subject Of temperance. con
traG
7 JUDGE HALL, Of Ramsey county, his
has given his opinions on the demur- lea,
rers found against ex-Stste Treasurer v.y
Mc1lrath, adverse to the demurrer Mi
to tho indictments for the violation of r
the ststutes in granting permits for o..
tho cutting Of pine on the school 1o.l
lands of the State, etc., and sustaining O.,
tho demurrers to indictments for en- -:
tering upon the duties of Auditor 49,
without giving bonds ~ required by
law.