The St. Cloud journal., 1874-05-21

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-Mankato ID to haye q now &c.,
600 school house.
| -Nor.htield is 70 have I $4,000
school house.
Tho Lake City treasury has scoop,
I'd in $4,000 for liquor and beer Ii.
oeuses this year.
-Frssbosn county is sure it has
struck coal this time.
Joseph K. Arnold, . Minneapolis
clothing merchant, has been thrown iu.
70 bankruptcy.
John Nicols, Of Rochester, has
gone to Colorado, taking bis stage
stock with him.
Tho mankato Record says . lady
in that olty picked ripe strawberries
from her vines on the 18th of May.
| Another steam Touring mill, with
nine run of stone, is to be built at Wi.
mona by L. 9. Porter and Alfred Now.
bray.
The st. Paul Press says there is
at present an almost unlimited number
Of young mon in that city in search Of
employment.
The Mortified Standard claims
that the Grange Touring mill at Water.
ford il turning out a. fine flour as was
ever produced in the State.
Sam Colwell, tho murderer Of A.
! f. Wing, very nearly succeeded in es-
Gaping from the Henuepin county Jail
o. Sunday by saving off the iron bars
Of his. cell.
Tho many friends OF ex.Chief
Justice Ripley will BE- pleased to learn
! that his health Is improving rapidly
slnoe his return to biz old home, 10
Massachusetts.
The Moorhead Manufacturing
Company has contracted for the con.
struotioo Of 4 steam Touring mill and
saw mill, both to cost $4,000, to BE-
completed this season.
| New Minnesota Postmasters
Becker, sherburne county, Daniel a
Fridlsy; Grow Wing, Crow Wing
county, Hesry Wbipple; sibley, sib'
10y county, G. W. Woodberry.
! -Christisn Stillwager, . German
% years Of ago, was found dead in bed
At the Paroher House in O~atonna
last week. he is supposed to have
died from the effect Of dose of opium
-Conrad Bohn, of Winons, hat
comuenced suit sgaiust the Chicago &
Northwestern Railway Company to re.
cover SO, 900 damages for injuries re.
ceived BY him in the accident opposite
Wlnona, in February.
| Arrangements are making to es'
tabllsh regular trains on the Winons
4 Sc. Peter road from Marshall west te
the State line, eighty miles, as the
Railroad Commissioners have intimated
that such requirement must be en-
forced.
i AT the bankrupt auction sale o.
the stock Of the carriage factory o.
Grant & Lalor, Of Winooa, Saturday
tho property was Knocked down to Mr.
D. A. Brsdstreet, of Gardner, Maine
for $1,000. The Republican says Mr.
Bradstreet will reopen the works, .,
least to the extent Of completing th.
unfinished work.
I The trial of Andrew johnson fo1
the murder of Lars johnson, in 1872
before the district court held in Made
liza, was concluded on the llth inst
The jury was out all night, and at nine
O'Clock in the morning brought in Z
verdict Of guilty. Tho accused wa
sentenced by .Judge Waite to hare
'.bor 10 the States prison during hi
natural life.
-Ex.Governor Austin has received
. letter from brother residing in tn
State of Maine, which shows that th
season is not worth loud boast in tha
region. On the first day Of May
sleighing parties enlivened tho thor
eughfsres, and o. the 4th Of May, tn
writer shipped goods from his manu-
factory to the nearest railroad station o,
runners.-&. Paul Press.
! Two large bond holders of tn
Northern Pacific, Messrs. Dunlsp an
Il Osborn, arrived At St. Paul. from th
; 4oe of that road on Saturday evening
where they had been tor the purpose
} Of seeing tho country. They have puz
chased eighteen sections of Railroa
land near Waupton, Dakota Territory
J and desiga locating thereon 4 colony Q
} Seotehuen.- These gentlemen are en
thusiastio over the beauty Of tho oouu
j | t1y, At least At this season uf tho yea
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