The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-28

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CLUE RArzs.-The following are the
rates of TIN JOURNAL:
s copies, 1915 each.
8 - 1850
A~Ths Circulation OF The Journal
10 DOUBLE that OF any other paper
Published In Northern Minnesota. Let
Advertiser remember this.
Official Paper Of The City.
The First Division
ST. PAUL & PACIFIC RAILROAD.
o.. PAUL AND Ct. oLouD-Go1na NORTH.
Leave st. Paul $40 A. x.-4:1O P. N.
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GOING SOUTH.
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]. H. RANDALL,
General Ticket Agent.
e. Q. SEWALL, supt.
Tho Board Of Education will meet On
Monday evening next.
Ripe Strawberries made their first sp-
pearsnoe in town this season on Tuesday.
Tho mercury has been getting on .
high during the last few days, going up to
90
Wild pigeons are becoming quite plsn-
~, and pot pies are now considered tho
thing.
This is the last week for licensing
your dogs. Walk up to the City Clerks
Office and save your canine.
On Tuesday Dennis Shields again sp.
peared before Justice Barnes for being
drunk, and was fined $3.50 and costs.
"A man named Jones, at work in Car
isles furniture factory, had the ends Of
the fingers of one hand taken off this after
noon.
Mr.. Calvin F. How, Of New York
City, sent this week . check for at little
over 81 800 to pay his taxes IN stearns
county.
The weather since Saturday has been
very favorable for crops. although rather Of
the bet order. Farmers come into town
with jolly countenAnoes.
Remember the ice cream festival ct
tho Baptist chapel, tomorrow (Fridsy)
evening. Reading by Prof. Moore, and
music by amateurs.
Services will be held at the Presby.
4erian church on next Sabbath, ct the usu-
sl hours. It is expected that the Rev. Mr..
Lyon, Of St. Paul, will be here:
Tho summer term Of the District Court
will begin on Tuesday, June 9th. The
most important case will be that Of T.
Steinburg, indicted for shooting R. Leitch
On Tuesday the New Munich wall case
reported at length in this paper q few
weeks ago, WAS argued before Judge Evan
and submitted. No decision has yet beer
given.
Immigrant wagons have been passinl
through town during the week, loade'
with the household goods and gods O
settlers going to new homes in this and I'D
joining counties.
Mr.. E. Cross, Of this city, and MI
Geo. Spencer, Of Red River, started to-da,
for Fort Garry with three hundred shee
purchased for that place. They had slss (
number Of head Of horses and cattle.
Taxes are coming in very rapidly
10th taxes for 1873 and delinquent taxa
Treasurer Cans and Auditor Vossberg
Who ID assisting him, are kept busy fror
morning until evening taking in tho green
backs.
Tho wagon bridge and tho lower foo
bridge across the ravine both call 70
prompt attention. The washing away q
the earth sbout' the supports has renders
Tho latter unsafe; the former is in . ger
sr<jly dilapidatsd condition.
Miss Emma Hartman, Of Wrigh
county. is delivering temperance lecture
throughout ::ds State under the auspices 0
tho State Temp erauce Association. She
graduate Of tho st. Cloud Normal School
end taught for some time in the, Unio'
School, in this city.
An alarm Of fire vas sounded, An
considerable excitement created, iaclud
Ing the getting out Of the fro engine, o.
Friday evening, by tho explosion Of I
kerosene ampa4 Frank Halls dwelling
house on Warrington avenue. The fir,
WAS smothersd with bed, cloths, whicl
vsreths only articles damaged, besides tn
carpet.