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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-03

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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-03
HIKOX & INGERSOLL

(nastupci G. B. SMITH d COZ
Velkoobchodnlci ovoci zayafcn6n '
susenych rybach, ofechach a iinen.
Cislo 1877 Water Street,
22- Cleveland, Ohio.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-10-22
Strayed or Stolen.

From the premises of the subscriber, in
the town of Rockville, about the 7th J. OF
September, large Y ELEOW OK; horns
not very high and pointing. outward ;
is about six years old. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by calling at A. Hen
nemann's Hotel, St. Cloud, or at P. LON.
meps Hotel, Rockville:
':'-'~.>..' T. JOHN EBERLY.
Rockville, Sept. e28th, 1874. 4w
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-10-22
OCTOBER.

Bending above the spicy woods which blaze,
Arch skies 50 blue. they fash and hold the sun
Immeasurably far; the waters run
Too slow, so freighted are the river-ways
With gold of elm and birches from the maze
OF forests. Chestnuts clicking one by one
Escape from satin burs; her fringes done,
The gentian spreads them out in sunny days,
And like late jewellers at dawn, the chance
OF one sweet, mad, last hour all things assail,
And conquering, flush and spin while to enhanc
The spell, by sunset door, wrapped In . veil
OF red and purple mists, the Summer, pale,
Steals back alone for one more song and dance.
Helen Hunt.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-10-22

'VKTEDD1NG AND VISITING CARDS
w printed in neat style, at the '."H
~ ti&- i = JOURNAL OFFICE.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-10-22
THE GREETING AND AIDEU.

From the German Of Leaau.
Oh! when she came, fair she did appear,
As budding woodland in the early year.
And, when she spoke, it thrilled my happy breast
Like song Of wild bird DER the sheltered nest.
But, when she waved to me her last adieu,
With her my dream ofhappiness Withdrew.
CHARLES NOBLE GREGORY.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-10-22

Call and see the finest Stock in the City Of
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-10-22
FOR SA:LE,itor FOR RENT

The undersigned offers for sale or for
rent the "'
MINNESOTA HOUSE.
located, ,.t thee of Richmond avenue
and Lake street: This is the oldest estab-
ished hotel ID st. Cloud; is Of brick; is
well furnished throughout and in good con-
dition. 4 large addition was built only one
year ago. Il Hasia good paying patronage
The undersiened intends quitting the bust
ness, and ofthis reason offers a great bar
gain.
B.OVERBECK
st. Cloud, Aug. II. 1874. If
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A. G. BEVAN,

.s..~,...~a A. G. BEVAN, N,y,.~.,.>.- .-,.,.
Having returned to St. Cloud, would an
nounce that he is prepared 10 do all
kinds Of
Painting, Graining, Marbling, Decora.
az ting and Finishing,
in first class style. Orders left At Over
beck hotel will receive prompt attention.
, 1874-07-13

Tho WorRingman's paray OF Illinois, which
might better DO described as tho Workingman's
party Of Chicago, has decided to cut loose
from. tho Farmers. This action IL, In Rome rc-
epoots, ungratofu1. for tho Farmers woro not
anxious for q coalition with the Worllng1nen,
and nctually hcsitatoa to admit tho delegation
from Chicago to tho Springfield Convontton.
but tho Workingmon caro- very much more about
what they boiievo to be their rights than about
sny little matter Of gratitude. They COM
plain TINT no concossions wore made to them III tho
Springfield Convention, and TINT nothing moro
Ia wanted Of them than steady and industrious
voting. Those statements cannot eaBily be gaiu-
said. II tho Farmors' party should como into
power, 1t would not probably ill tho Offices with
Workingrnon and this we tako It, is tho par
tlcular rock Of offonse to tho Workingmon, some-
what plainly pointed out.
, 1874-07-13

The litigation connected with the Cairo j.
Vinoonnes Railway diHc1osos tho fact that Gon.
burnside became tho owner Of all tho Rtoc1 Of
That company, including that which had been
subscribed for by tho counties and towns along
the line Of tho road. BY purchase, before the
contract made with Winslow d Wilson for the
construction Of tho road was made. The stock
Was purchased by Gen. Burnside for nominal
consideration, but in pursuance Of law, and tho
transfer was mado III legal manner. Tho
only parties In intorcat, therefore, who bayo
right to complained tho contract with Winslow
d Winslow, ars possibly tho bondholders, who
hnye not mado any complaint. Tho Inference
that the stockholders were dcfraudod by tho
contract is 1ebutted by tho fact that Con- Burn
side himself waB tho only stockho!dor. Tho
road appears to hsve boon losing vontnre all
around-to Gen. Burnside. to Wiuslow l. Will
sen, and to everybody connected with the en-
tezpsise.
, 1874-07-13

Tod Il. Caldwell, Governor OF North Carolina,
died July II. at uillsboro, N. G., Of cholera NOR
bus. Tho Office of Governor now dovoiyca
Upon Liout.~Goy. Curtis Fl. Brogion. Gov.
Caldwell was, we believe, native Of North Car
D1ina, and Unioniat during the, ,Yar. He WAS
elected Lieutenant Governor, 'fith Holden, III
1868, mud BECAME Governor on Holdeu's re-
moval by impoachmont, In March, 1871. IN Au-
gust, 1879, the noccssitiea Of tho political cam-
palgn required 3 Republican majority to be
found In North Carolina. and GOV. Cald-
well, aided by Federal Supervisor, found
N-lurking in the swamps Of tho Neuso River. A
minority OF aomo 1000 yotoa was deolared for
Caldwell, Brogden. and tloir associates on tho
Republican State ticket md the Union Was sayod.
Coy. Caldwell was ever, III public life, q bitter
pRrtisan and in politics an active loader. In the
present state CANVASS {not involving the Office Of
aoyernor) he has ohafed at the Civil Rights
blu, and, because Of 1t, kept silence as much as
possible. Tho unoxpircd balance Of tho term,
which NOW do7olyes On Gov. Bsogasn, will end
ln January, 1877.
, 1874-07-13

1mmutable Providence Ia arraigncd by d
Louisville man on tile charge Of piquo. This
cage writes to tho Cincinnati Commercial com.
plaining that tho drought prevailing throughout
the country is duo to the practical atoHn, OF the
times. Tho onlyremody for this diBtress that he,
as an expert can recommend to his fellows, is
"repentauce aud public oontossicn Of the honor
due to God" In vain tho Commercial arguos
that the rainfall follows Law Of averages that
it's groator in some countries tlan others. Tho
sage Of Cincinnati repudiates the editorial be-
cause i" tho atheistlo argument uude.lieB It,"
1t MAS the "practioal atheism" of tho times
that destroyed Chicago in 1871 Expressed In i'll
aulont tiuder-bo1es blaapheming wood-piles,
and disorganizea Fire Department. Our re-
pentaaco has not beon very sincere, but 1t makes
d fair showing. "Laio," tho correspondent, will
hayo mono Of it, Can We not hayo Il
trial Of prayer uersus powder, aud onco more
como to the resouo Of Mr. Powers? Let him get
lis appropriation, and alternately With Laio
lombard the gates Of Hoavon with gunpcwtor
and lltanios. The "alkal region" OH tho Pa-
cifio Railroad would be q convenient place for
tf.sting the two methods. Aud, to CON-
pleto the qualification the experiments
sFould afford, lot tho contestants walk
to aud from tho place. 30 thnt . respite
from theiy cla1nors OF three months at least
would bo guaranteed weary public. Lot
9cyndall be referee. and gottle this question for
ever.
, 1874-07-13

The Chicago produce marx ata wera renerallv
stronger in tone on satusd ~, but With leou bus
tness doing. Meas pork was quiet and 30 per
brl hlgher, closing At e1e, eVdo1e.95 Dash or
h'''et auResk. Iat" was very quiet, and 10o
per 4vo'ps h'goef Or 'stng at 911.95@1l.8711 caBh
W .4nes avg a7s Mf,ats we're moderately active,
.ne 'aAu. n'tn' II, o9<@65lo for shoulders. aN
@sH'.o' enof' rib o9ofor short clear, and 102l
WV AoA o"''ot-| |icklad hams. HighWines wero
quiet and 1rm. ar o.1<o nor ca,,o, 1ako
''.EA.a "e1e" all md oaslor, at4o asked for corn
~, ~ 1'4"A'o' Flour was quiet aud unchanged.
"n'A' "@S active. and 10 higher closing at
s''.aA Ash, 91.10}1 seller AuguBs, aud s1.10
2os No. Minnesota. Corn waH active and 10
n'6ne' closing At o17ao cash, and Clio seller
Ausr at. Oats mere in good demand, and 36@lo
hH Au, aloAus II 47l4o oazh, and A%3la xellcs
, 1874-07-13

prsgArL1 on THE ENoL1gH CHURCH.


DiAraoll has been reviewing the condition Of
English atfaira, and giving IN inkliug as to the
principles on which tho Conservatives intond
to run that big machino, this British Empire,
while they remain in power. The occasion on
Which ho enunolatod bis viowa was banquet
glYon by tho Maator md Wardous Of tho Merchant
Tsilora' Company on his admission to It ~ AZ
honorary member. The charming orator boastea
that England lad solved tAreo groat questions,--
that 1t Ind combined religious equality with a
National Church ma!ntalnsd lilo authority OF
monarolical aud ariatooratio institutions with 4
large distribution Of political pouer among
tho people; aud made q troe exchange
Of commodities oonsiasont With tho exist
enoe OF prosperous. becauso unta1od, na~
tive industry. In what asnae II oAn bs s.td that
Inzlani l&a ssstled ths i1tst two Of thaxs quss.
, 1874-07-13

Not by any nouns a lust chance, yet at the
same timo very good chance and ono that should
not bo allowed to pass uninproved, is olrercd
thia morning to thoso persons who wiah to do
something for tho poor children Of Chicago.
meoting ia to DO held at 10 o'clock in tho Re-
public Life Insurance Building for tho purpoge
OF making tho necessary arrangements for poor
childron's exonrsions. We havo no doubt tbat
something will be dono. Indeed, something
must DO done. Tho gont1omen who have signed
tho call cannot AFFORD to lot tho muttos drop
without doing something. The question Is not 10
much one Of kind us Of degroo. We confeas to
oortain feeling OF satisfaction TINT tho
men who aro pledged to further this
undertaking havo the moana to carry
It on uiiasalatoa, aud tho pride to prevent total
failure in any event; but this is, after all, low
view to tako. Without generous and sympa-
thetlo popular support. nothing substantially good
will bo accomplished. Tho Poor Children's Ex-
cursion Fund needs tho dollars Of persons fn
moderate circumstances moro than tho checks of
merchant princes; aud tho perHons in modorate
circumstances will ba richor and happier al
summon long for having contributed to tho en-
joyment Of THO little mon and women NTH whom
fortune has dealt 30 hardly. Ono dollar will
aend dozen children for day into tho puro
country air. Tho man who cannot afford q
dollar for such an object may consider himself
fairly entitled to sond his children On tho first
excursion.
, 1874-07-13

'oSa hfmaolf sandcrer and rotIro. II, aftor
oil that ha has salt, ho in mt prepared to
eay moro. ho Is Just what Dr.. pucon
'""'a nm. Afsor Mr.. Doooher has do.
manood m invcst|gation. It is no longcr Mr..
1'4'ohs privato grievance which oonocrnp tho
p"o1o' hr. Docchcr occupies 30 oxaltotl noat.
''on III tho Dyes Of tho world that ho las claim
upon TIC fairest sort Of hearing. It is not ip-
ot'lnoont upon him or any man to tsprovo Vague
1aa anonymous asperaions that may be mado
upon h1a character. It IL incumbent On Mr.
11'son, having made those asperstons, to yorifv
sa"n1 Ill 1ho fullest Honso Of tho word and on
ING very nfRe occasion that ofrora itaof. II Ao Ia
NOT prepared to do 30 now, wo shall doubt
"noshor ho can evor do so, and Nrr. Deootcx will
DO entitled to an honorable noquittal.
, 1874-07-13


Tho political outlook IN indiana Is protty
oloarly doilnod In q lottor published III another
column. Tho writor Ia Bta,lnch Republican.
but Ills statements aro oolorod very little, II ut
al1, by political prcjutliccs. Ho boioyos that tho
gonoral resulta of tho canvass aro depoulout in
largo moasuro upon Issues Tint aro outside of
State politics. Though there witt bc msny local
oauges tho not roturna will bo not yery fur
apart from those Of formor yours. Thus tho
temperance resolutions in tho Republican
platform will drive nway tito Ge,1nans
IN tho cities and attract consider
ab!o country voto again. Tho farmers
Will DO divided mp betwoon tho Ropublicans aud
Democrats, though not without certain a,lrprls-
Ing overturnlng Of Conrt-Houso rings and
county barnaclea Of all kinds. This propheoy.
our correspondent cautiously eaye, Is based On
tho suppositton TINT tho Temperance party will
not nominate nj exclusive ticket. II that should
hc dopo. tho Republicans would almost certainly
DO smashed. At any rato the Republicans aro
safe to loao one Congressman, and possibly
three. whilo tho chances Of their holding tho
stato Administration aro not moro than eyon.
, 1874-07-13

Perhaps the moat significant Of ysstorday's
sermons Was that Of tho Rev. Dr.. swazoy WHO
advanced the astounding theory (for these
daya Of appeals to the God Of ecclesiastical
trlals) TINT tho ylrtuous hcntten will
be saved. This is no doubt d ter
rihle doctrine, but NO nuspect that
most Of tho upoducated Prosbytorinn lay
men In tbta city havo unconsciously held 1t for
long time. It Was so about sabolllnnisn. Whom
Patton thunderod against Swing, md told tho
s1umbering world what sabolllauiam was, half
the good Reabytorians in Chicago confessed, In
tue retirement Of their own families, that they
had boon sabelliana from carly infancy, aud
hoped to die in tho Same faith. Such may DO
the result Of Dr.. swazey'a prosecutlon-for,
Of course. he will be proaecutcd--on No.
count OF his sensible md hetorodo1
notions about tho virtuous Aoathep, Tho
ney. Isaac Errots, Of the Ohriatian Church.
talked to bis congregation yesterday in plain,
practical fashion about tho idea and scope Of the
Christian life. Ho defined the onds Of churcl,
organization to bo first, tho discipline Of the T. :,
dividuGl; second, tho doing Of ChriHt's nc tx
Mra. Van Colt, WHO has done much to uns ,ott1c
and reaettlo woman's "sphere" In tho y ,thod.
Let Church, gave home1y, olass-meef mn axna.
xlonoe to her audience. Bho showed I'm d.ncjno
in iss true light, rs tho moet tasr ,natlnp t,vor
alon OF the ohildren Of Delial.
, 1874-07-13
from o1asporatins tho people. Tho companies
may bo nb1o to reason tho pooplo into rolresHing
tllolr wrongs. Thoy cannot drfvo thom to do 30.
TIRE STATE LIQUOR LAW.

On tho 1ath day Of July, 1879. Thomas Addia
| vent to saloon in Mattoon, Colos County, In
thin stato owned by hlaurico Emory, and OBJ
tainoa drink Of whisky. During tho aftcrnoon
le drank sovora1 times at Emory's, and ut other
aaloonB, and became very drunk. 10 refused to
DO 'ol homo, and hung round tho aaloons until
aftor dark. Tho noxt morning his mauglctl ro-
mains woro found on railroal-track, Tho trim
having paasod over him. 1Io was plaRterer by
tfado' and with h!a oarningB supported vito
anu throo children. Tho widow brought srit
aga'nat Emory aud two othor Baloon-keopera,
under tho Inv Of 1872, for having contributed to
deprive hor Of her "neanB OF support" and in
October 1873, sl,o recovered verdict against
Emory for $4,000. Tho oaBo was apponied to
tho Supreme Court and that Court has affirmed
tho verdict, and tho law undor which It waa
given. Tho Court hold that tho vordics wea
fully sustained by tho evidence; tho liquor sold
him was the pritnnry cauBa Of his acath: and
tho evidence was thnt by his doath tho wife WIS
deprived OF her only meana Of support. The
opinion. Which was deliyored by Judge Scott,
seems to have been nnanimouH, and thus oon-
o1udoa:
Ho who deliberately Relts that which ho lnows viii
nlamo tho Mfcloa deprive tho party Of tho control
OF hlh Judgment, ami rundcr him for tho timo being
incapable OF exercising proper for personal eafcy
or that Of his property must 10 prepared for tho con-
soqcncoH TINT may follow Ono risk incidental to tho
traffic is that by tho sta&to he IA ao responsible for
Ill tito injuries such 1crsons may inftct but there
can 30 but enc recovery for injury done under this
aatasc recovery md satisfaction bya party injured
a9ainst one would constitute oscct,al bur to any
recovery against another who. in fact nay have con-
trbased to cauae tho intoxicaon Of tho porson who
committed tho injury.
The parsy Injured may elect to proceed teyerally or
jointly against tito persons who calHa tho noxicatiou
but ho have hut ono satisfaction for iii injury,
, 1874-07-13
1AY GOULD TURNS UP AGAIN,

Ihero ia somo very plain tatk In President
"ataon's affidavit in tho case Of John @. Angoll
Us. the ERIC Railway Company. Aftor auswor~
ing tac particular allegations Of tho plaintr, ho
aaya ho Ia Informed anil bolioyes TINT tho only
lhsorost which aatd Angoll has Ia the Eric Rail
"ay Company consists in fow sbaros trane-
1ofred to lin by ono Of tho brokers or agents Of
Jay Gould; TINT Baid Angoli Ia roputed to bo
"lshont poounfary moans or responsibility, autl
that ho has heretofore allowed his name to bo
used IN legal proceedings by sntd Jay Gould and
ono JatneH Fiak, Jr., now deceased; tint ho in
not bona .fdo holder Of either stock or bonds Of
tho Eric Railway, but Ia the tool and secret
agent Of Jay Gou1d md otlera In a cou-
epiEaoy ITO 1opresa the market value Of
tho company's stock, by litigation and
otherwise, for their personal gain. "And
tlnally' doponont says tint tho general plans Of
said Jay Gould and hts oo-conspirators are, "a
doponont believes, substantially aot forth in tho
concluding portion Of said Angoll's affidavit,
thelr object boing-by falso run1or, unjust aud
unfounded legal proceedings, tho corruption of
employees ct tho Company, and tho omploymont
OF willing toola--ao to on1baraas and annoy tin
saia Company aud It's stockholders az to ouab1o
thom to again aocuro tho control of tho COM
pany against tho wish Of tho bona 1sdo stock
holders Of tho Company, and to tho destruction
Of tho credit Of every American railway whose
stock or securities aro, as Is tho oaso With those
OF tho Eric Railway Company, chiefly owhod BY
non-resldonts OF tho United Statos,n
The question OF most concern to the pub1io
at large Is whothor tho Attorney General Of
Nov Yora whom Mr. Angel aske to prosecute
Ills Ruit as public action in tho namo Of tho
people, will mako himaolf the ally Of Jay Gould
in tho premises. The Now York Tribune seons
to think that ho ought to do 40. At this distance,
tho roaEonB why he should cannot bo digcornod,
4 statement attached to Mr.. Watson's affidavit.
signed by two railway auditors who have been
called in to make apcoial report upon tho ac-
counts and property Of tho Erie Company, men,
tions the existence Of q reclamation fund
amounting to $3.50. .463.61 among tho Com
pany'a assots. This IL supposed to be tho
money paia back by Gould aftor he Was dispos-
sossed Of tho Presidency Of tho road. II Gould
WAC receiving so largo salary az President that
he could sayo this amount In three or four
years, no wonder ho would liko to bo President
A1atn.