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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

~ S-On the farm Of George E: Skin.
ner, Blooming Prairie, are $50. acres
Of wheat; threshing has commenced
and the yield is forty-two bushels per
acre, and it IL estimated: that the
whole $50 acres may give an equal
yield. E34@gg' = zs:%i-.~ :-,:"4A '>@s
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-Captin Bopardus, before leaving

-Captin Bogardus, before leaving Eng
land, defeated George Rimeu, killing sew
enty-one birds to fifty-seven by his oppo-
nent. The Captain came home in the City
of Berlin with the American rife team. He
is now the champion wing-shot Of the
world
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02
Thursday, October 28tf, 1875

at Ten O'Clock A. w. 80
Descrlpsiye lists of the tracts to be offered, their
Inc auditors Office in said county for the iuforna-
ton of the public
lands upon which the inte est IS delinquent for
offered. -'AAei '0' 0if' 90
- yer per cent OF The purchase money and in
eiest at the rate Of seven per cent on the balauce
.oh me Iay OF ;e to the frot Of June 1876, win
amount equal to the value Of the timber will be 1e-
au.[sd a! ~ "a, addition to the fifteen per cent.
AFTER the hIst payment the balance Of The pu =
chase money in full or q inst iments is payabie II
the option Of the purchaser until twenty year, fon
the date ST SALE provided the annual interest at the
rate Of seven per cent is paid in advance on the st
te-est when due lafGs to the State with
out further noiee or process end wi again be sold
at public sale unless double he of interest
due is previously paid.
o, P. WdITCOMB,
sept26w ~-..-. 81. Comm ;ssione,.
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IL: "A. D. King, conductor on the
L. S. & M. R. R., brought "a libel
suit against the editor iof the Chisago
County Post; laying his damages at
$40. 900, for having published certain
statements concerning an attempted
rape by King on Mary Johns, a half
breed girl who was on his train one
night. But when the girl made com.
plant against King and had a war
rant issued for his arrest he withdrew
the libel suit and devoted himself to
settling the: other one. :'1s:>>ss y NJ T.:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

The Des Moines Qowa) State Register
contains the long statement of man NAM
ed Jackson, who was recently employed in
Barnnm's Hippodrome, who says that he
was raised with Donaldson, travelled with
him, and made ascensions with him, and
that 'Sailor Ned" who is now making as
tensions, is none other than Donaldson.
He gives an account Of Donaldson's trip
and escape in the rigging of the balloon, he
having cut the basket loose in which Grim
wood fell into the. lake, off White Haven,
Mich, that the balloon finally drifed to
the shore. striking rock or tree, knocking
Donaldson senseless to the ground on the
beach, where he lay several hours, near
White Haven, and that he reoined Bar
NUNS show near St. Louis. OF course this
whole story is silly hoax.
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! JouaAAI nrr1nr. Sent. q 1879,

@ JOURNAL OFFICE, Sept. 2, 1875.
The storm prevailing 1t the present writing gives
us little encouragement tomake market report.
Every paper We Law our hands upon tells rs that 1t
predicted these rains, and censures the farmer for
not having taken its adyice. We will not quarrel
with any onein this matter, Is We knew nothing Of
it, and make 1t rule never to tell what We do not
know but always TO tell the truth. - S~' -
= wheat still remains at LAST weeks quotations
No. !. 9oc; No. 2 CSC, for new. Millers pay from
&c to Sc moro thaa these figures for old wheat, Of
which very l;ttle Is offering. rs + az
Old oats are scarce and meet with ready sale ii
Soc. =. - : r
Vegetables Of every kind, such q potatoes, toms,
toes cabbage, onions and squash, Are abundant and
bring tairprices. .l....s H. ;.
Transcendant and Siberian crab apples are freely
offered and good ditiou, Ut prices nnging from
81 80 TO zoo per bushel. 4. -. s.,s% .
Butter and egg remain At last weeks quotations
The same may be said OF produce In general, ~ vii
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Pr
st. Cloud, August 10, 1875.
: LETTER LIST.

Letters remaining unclaimed at the Post
Office, in St. Cloud, Minnesota, ON Wednes-
day the I'd day of Sept. 1876. To obtain
any of these letters, Aheapplicant mustlcall
for Advertised Letters" and give the
date of this list Ifinot called for in sone
month, they will be sent to the Dead Let
ter Office. .:,.z,-s4s p ;; .,..;t .y,,4 r.
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e understand that a. Il. Roseboom.
Of Cherry Valley, n. ]. contemplates pur.
chasing between three and four thousand
sores Of land lying between Otter Tail and
Battle Lake, with the view 81. farming on q
large scale. This land Is held in trust by
Bishop Whipple for the college 81 Fari-
bault. Fergus Fal9s ,loS,Hal. 81 \,
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e .E. NJ. Wright, the lawyer farmer, was
in town Monday, and informs us that his
crops are Ill safely in the stack, and that
he will commence threshing next week.
Fergus Falls advocate. s '-s& 81 ;.: .;
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

z Mr.. L. W. Powell writes from Chicago
that his article on Minnesota will surely
appear in the next number of Harpers
Magazins. The delay has been caused by
the work of preparing the illustrations.
he says he has = second article, which also
will appear when the Illustrations can be
got ready. -
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AUDITOR vossBEaa's REPLY.

&- 0oAAON VNoooE00S 6ETA1s
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF grEARNs Co.., :.
Us Sr. CLouD, SEPT. q 1875. w.
Hon. o. p. Whitcomb, Auditor of State: t.,
DEAR SIR.-Pursuant to your request Of
August 18th, q majority Of the Board OF
County Commissioners of Stearns county
met yesterday, Sept. 1st, at the Auditors
Office and took into consideration the advis-
ability of making the desired changes in
the assessment of personal property. They
finally decided-with legal advice-that
under section SO Of the general tax law, they
had no authority to oct in the premises
and could make no change or alteration
Of any kind in the assessment. Such being
the mind of the Board, have no choice
but to return the abstracttd you. ; 81
In explanation of the seeming discrep.
ancy in item No. % Of our abstract, I have
this to say that large proportion Of the A.
SCISSORS saw and made little difference BE-
tween items ~ and %, and used sometimes
onea nd sometimes the other, as it happen
ed. Trusting thatthe matter may be easily
righted, / remain, :
- Yours very truly, 3;r,g,. -
BARNEY VOSSBERG,
'-..-' '&:' Andi.oc Sttarns Co
=. .S,-.. Per. CRANE, deputy. !
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!. Mr.. Geo. Goodhue, Sr, Of Sank Rap.
ids, started Monday for Colorado, where he
expects to make his home. ~ F'.',, -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

The London Lancet says that no person
should at for more than half an hour.
Sposin' fellow is sitting on the sofa with
l bic gil, is he going 70 be particular to a
minuteY Sc 8 sE,<E &, Is. .sE*1sa s.53
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MONEY TO.LOAN.

In sums Of 5000, $500, $500 and $500,
on three TO FIVE years. time, on real estate
farm security: by
= $50 -. BANK OF ST.. CLoUD.
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= ron COUNTY TREAsURER.

e thereby announce myself as candidate
for the Office of County Treasurer ofStearns
county at the next election ez>,-'@s .aaS
J.A. MOosBRUGGER. g
s. Richmond. July 81 1875. ,'. =. If
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A Brainerd dispatch Of Monday says:
"a messenger just arrived from Leech
Lake reports the Pillagen on the war path,
killing cattle and destroying property.
Agent Whitehead left here this afternoon
for Fort Riply for toops." l@~.,.-, ...
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

IL. G. Currier has removed his grocery
from Laurel-st to the Todd building on
Fifth street, which he purchased Of Van
Loon, who won It in The st. Cloud Enter
pr BraineTd 1ribume. sls.s 81.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

The Stearns County Democratic Con-
vention will be held at the court house in
this city Monday, September 9th, At IL
o'clock NJ, to nominate candidates fog coun;
ty officers. -. .......,f- - ..aa.,..,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

The Democratic Convention for this
Representative District, including the city
and town of St. Cloud and the towns of
St. Augusta and Lynden, will meet at
Hammerel's store; At St Augusta, October,
I'd, at 2 o'clock p. N. .T"'-*' -
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The First Division.
OF THE -. -.r''
ST. PAUL & PACIFIC RAILROAD.
1910. Summer Time Table. 1875.

ST. PAUL AND ST. CI.oUD.-GOINa NORTH.
Leave St. Paul 500 NJ. ATOP. II.
Arrive at St. Cloud EOS p. N. $50 r. n.
Leave St. Cloud 2:3OP.M. a., :. "a
St. 10 sos Pm. .,f.
Arrive at Melr0se 4:5O Pm.
s%# & 9OIN0 SOUTH. .
Leave Melrose Oils A. N. -
te St 10 a 11:15 A.. n. $50
Arrive at st. Cloud 1885 A. N.
Leave St. Cloud 12:O5 P. N. 1901. n.
Arrive at St. Paul 4:53 2. N. HOS A. n.
sAuK RAPIDS TRAIN. '%t'.''
Leaves Sank Rapids - 70oA. N.
Arrives at Sank Rapids: 8:30R.x.
Running time, 10 minutes)., =
J.H. RANDALL,
General Ticket Agt
E. Q. sEWALL, supt. ,.
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Mr.. NJ. G. Russell, lately Of the Du-
luth Herald, has returned to Brainerd, and
viii engage in the Job printing business. ::
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02
The Hastings Union says that sine


The Hastings Union says that since
the opening of the river road to St. Paul
in 1872, $4,000 tickets have been sold be-
tween the cities, and that most Of these
were bought by citizens of Hastings. going
to St. Paul to trade. 1t blames the Hast
ings merchants for want of enterprise, and
pays the following compliment to the live
men of St. Paul: -. ,:~,:..- -. =.
"St. Paul has business men who are not
afraid the people will know what they
haye in the way Of merchandise, and the
newspapers are daily and weekly telling
the people of the State what they have for
sale, and where bargains may be secured
The st. Paul merchants are shrewd men,
who advertise literally, and as a conse-
:quence draw trade from an over the State,
and especially rom. those communities
where merchants are antedeluvians and
think advertising does not pay" There
are, someg wide-awakes advertisers in st.
Cloud, and there are some of the other
: kind IF business men-the former very
naturally get the most of the trade.
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=,
The Fergus Fails Aduocate refers to J.
+. Bell q ''the freest single-handed talker
in the State.'!' Org li5tz@ q ~ ! Z! yaED@
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

PH1IADE1rH1A, Aug. 26.-The steamer
Ohio, which sailed to-day for Liverpool,
nkesouta2, 400 crates'of Delaware peaches.
The steerage of the ship has been
turned into q refrigerator and Is provided
with fans for keeping up constant current
OF cold air. This is the first venture of the
kind. j "a j1&2i q. ~, :: i -44!a..,. Il
t:aWon't somebody please "fan" a few
crates Of Delaware peaches out this way?
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Sherburne county numbers among its
population . woman who brings down the
scales at 3l4 pounds. : =.
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"a FOR SALE OR FOR RENT,

A dwelling house in lower town, north
west of the Normal School, Good barn.
well, etc. Will be sold very cheap and on
easy TERMS Inquire at this Office, or 81
Cooper q Hinchilwood. 10 TO
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--"Wanted-An Honest Lawyer."-Ne,

York Tribune. '<.t'~' ss'';'8's@' = = s''S5s 20
Can't spare him. Have only two, or
three on hand, and.if we should let one 90
do not uowwhere he could be replaced
from. An article very difficult to find in
any locality, and to be found at all only in
the West. = j, .a,s..-.r.s,.tl
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The No-thern Minnesota BAPTIST Asso'
citation will meet in this city September
10th, 18th and 18th.
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Miss Ada A. Dam has resigned he,
position as teacher in the Union School to
which abe had been elected and, Miss Fan
ME E. Beal has been elected in her stead.l
Mrs. Rhoda 2. Clark, grandmother OF
MI. Lewis Clark, ofthis city, died. at Au-
burn, Mass, on the I'D of August, at the
remarkably advanced age Of 100 years, =
months and days. - ,..--s-..a.t,. l =
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4 Somebody has observed 70 that
|. t'ttthe more girls are pinned back the
more forward they SEEM" s.s ge7
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The fine hall ON the second floor of
Davis & Clark's new building will be &C.
cupied by the Masons, and probably also
by the Good Templars. '14"''+
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AThe Circulation Of Tho journal 10
DOUBLE that of any other Paper Publish
shed i'm Northern Minnesota. Advertisers
should remember this. 100
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=. - Lost, last Thnssday evening, between
the ravins bridge md MI. Rigseryt.H'.
residence, |. ladies Biick kid glove. The
finder win please leaYs.it At this Office. !
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02
RAIN AND WIND.

Almost every day during the past week
rain has fallen, and on Friday and Monday
it came down in torrents. Monday there
was heavy wind, which in some parts of
the State did considerabledamage. In this
locality the tops of grain and hay stacks
were blown of, fences blown over, &c. Mr..
Krugel lost 10000 brick at his yard near
town and narrowly escaped losing. 100000
more, But the principal damage was done
to grain, much of which is still in shock,
and in some parts of The country consider
able wheat has not yet been cut. How
great the damage in this'way is cannot be
told, but it must be large. Nearly all the
wheat exposed is ''bleached,': and some is
"grown:" Yesterday brorght bright skies
and a west wind, which promised continued
clear weather, but this morning the clouds
gathered again and have been pouring down
their contents eyer since. The bright pros
poets Of few days ago: of bountiiiul har-
vess Of splendid gain, have been changed,
and a continuance Of t;;,is rain many days
longer will DO almost incalculable damage,
Our St. Cloud Normal graduates are
in active demand. Miss Maggie Bigger
staff goes Saturday to take the position of
principal of the Little Falls (Morrison
county, public school. Miss Mary Tubbs,
Of Sank Centre, has gone to Hutchinson
eMcLeod county, to take charge of the LIST
intermediate department of the graded
school there. Miss Belle futile, of Two
Rivers, takes ono of the Maine, Prairie
schools: Miss Hester Tuttle teaches in
nrneapolis. Miss Hattie L. Wood, Of
Maine Prairie, goesto5Two Rivers, Nor
rison county. Miss Ada Locke, Of this
city, at Rice's Prairie, Benton county.
Miss Ella Smith, of this city, goes. Fri.
day to Brainerd, Crow. Wing county.
Miss Kate Maxwell 0 Little Falls, Morri.
son county. Miss Kenealy is at Princeton,
Mile Laos county. Miss Minnie McIn-
tire, of this city, at Sank Rapids, Benton
Co. Mr.. A. Rathbun, Of this city, at Belle
vue, Morrison Co. Mr.. w. Hartman, at
Clearwater, Wright county. The following
are engaged to teach in the. Minneapolis
schools: Misses Charlotte Mayer; Emma
Hartman, Alta YanYalkenburg, Ada
Glover, Hannah Bennett, Mary Bennett,
and M. E. Fuller. This is but an incom-
plete list, but it shows that the st. Cloud
Normal graduates are at work. ::
i We, learn that Miss Hattie. L. Wood was.
80 badly injured by q fall day OF two ago
that she will be unable to take: the school
ct Two Rivers: =.
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LAND. SALE,

s...s'cssz.-rfs -,.ss >. STATE OF MINNESOTA
- S*&.zsstA> +~z5 ~, ~ LAND OFFICE,
-. z.s1sS s;..ee. 81. PAUL, Aug. oath, 1875.
NOIISE fs hereby given that the Commissioner
~ Of che State Land Office, will offer at public
sale all the School lands that have been appraised
and remain unsold 10 the County Of stearns, at st
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"A few cranberyies have made their ap-
pearance in market, but they are pretty
poor. -. s~.'.. .is7 & gsEfaa
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's1-- The, Barnes House, at West
Rutland, Vt, was burned Wednesday
Loss, $50, 600; insurance, s4s, 500. ;.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

i Mr.. John Vandersluis informs US that
the Aduertent;e Bad, published at Heeren-
veen Holland, is translating and pu bliah-
ing, with the proper credit, lengthy articles
from The JOURNAL. .,.....
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

The vaulting' ambition Of the Colorado
potato-bug has at last o'erleaped itself
and New Jersey has become q cemetery
The bug proceeded in vast numbers 10 the
dens of mosquitodom and travelled east
ward to the Atlantic coast. 1t reached the
beach, and the rising tide threw it back
picked in brine, dead, defenseless, and
disagreeable. Bathers in New Jersey nov
find the entire beach covered with the de-
cemlineata, whose lines we're cast in such
unpleasant places.
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- miscreant has been arrested in De
troit for keeping eambling room 70,
lmall boys. s3
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= 5-Messrs. Coates & Freeman start TO-
morrow. for Fort Garry with $50 head of
fat cattle, to be delivered at that place on
their contract with the Manitoba Govern
ment.s s., T. = T.. "a a!.yj .;..H !
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

"A, coal feet containing 163, 900
bushels of coal was sunk Friday so
miles below Cairo. H.
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MIR. Louis Goyette Is engaged in buy
ing drove of cattle to take to Fl. Garry,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

* Grapes, sweet potatoes and Califo mia
pears received daily by express. at
s.a3ssse 8. 81. PARsoNs's.
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A committee Of spiritualists publish a
card generating ]. l.. Potter from the
charge ofthe larceny of a pair Of boots At
Owatonna. =
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TO NILE MEN AND OTHERS.

Several hundred pounds of old type, suit
able for babbit metal, can be purchased at
this office. 1927 ~
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FESTIVAL AND .POUND PARTY.

The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give festival in the new hotel build
ing tomorrow {Friday) evening ; les
cream aad cake in abundance. Music by
Fuller Abbott's band "A new feature,
Good time for everybody. Admittance free.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

Two little children Of Mr.. C. Denman,
1aged q and S years, strayed from their
home It Union Lake, Rice county, and
were Lost. This was Sunday last. As soon
4. q nissed, search sHas kept Mp until Monday
morning about sqnriss, when they were
band alleep ina eorn6eld about mile
Eanda talf iton home. ~ was . pretty
eold bdit % listtls onss suffered no
l injury from their Involuntary camping out.
Jehn Manninf, ady s1tiling agent,
|eN .York, has given up the plan 81 con-
cling ~ indspendent aRencx, and his
|nsines VIII srssffs IS 4 through tbs
ouss Of :Msssrk Geo. 7, Rowell 8 Co.
Ihs new ca nsement viii enable him to
alvssysn more ere The depaEtment in
Ahie IS HI pecial excel lance while the
aroush yitan of orderins Watching and
Shseking akvertiseme nts, md the marvellous
pFomp tnsss nth which they Invariably
mest Sysry pssClninniiary obligation, cause
publishers % welcome every change which
enlarges the amount of business coming
through the house Of Geo. p. Rowell & Co
. ryrs :
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The Rev. w. E. Stanley will preach
ut the Presbyterian church next sabbath
morning. There viii be no service in the
evening" 'f5@>l8 /
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The Ladies' Aid Society Of 81. Johns
Church will meet with Mrs. e. b. i Strong
next Thursday afternoon aud evening.
}fHII are invited e:''' .EAsE 4 oala'.e
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

f. c-A few days ago young rooster who
hasju& begun slipping legal lore in an at
tornsy's Office here, dashed into the, office
ofanother attorney saying that he wanted
"Bishop: on Lost Time" 1t was finally
discovered that he had been sent for sB;sh-
op on Statutory Crimes.", In time he NAV
match si6auk Csutst lsWyafnwho ,u.ssd Is
quote literally 4 4 em aArss'. on! The High
ways" eAngel on Highways.)
= ..-.---es- = = -
Tn BoDr 81 Ai nv lAr1siir,s u DOCS.
"A fex dsys since tie remains 81 4 man
named Bngleman, living aelr .Melrose,
and well khoHn in this .locality u i famous
hunter, were found in abuilding i'd which
ne h.tt beenm the habit Of stepping when
hunting in that vicinity. It would seem
that he had entered the building with his
two dogs to pass. the night, closing and
fastening the door, During that night he
must have Suddenly died, or at; least vas
unable to leave them morning. How
long his remains had lain there when found
Is not known, but bisdogs, shut of from
escape and forced by.Btarvation, had almost
wholly consumed the flesh Of their late
,nascSf' many persons had pAeSed the
building in the meanwhile and heard the
means and cries Of the dogs, but supposed
he had shut thenr Tito prevent their fol.
lowing him. The deceased VAS German.
OF about fiHy-fve years of axe.-&. CYo,.a
Press, August 12sk..sSss
nj The Ress is becoming exceedingly IN
reliable in it's localas Well d in its editon-
Il columns, Instesd spf having died in his
cabin at Melrose md had his bones picked
by his own DOGS, Braslemsn is, =or w.s .
few days ago, safe and sound At Fort Garry,
xith.J ohp Prevail, Of New Munich, engaged
With his dogs in Hunting pnirie chickens
for the Exchange Hotel. The bones the
s aog' are picking asslohickan bones, md Il
they ever SWALLOWED Bruglsnan they after.
wards played The xhal,'s Jonah tick Ion
dim with astonishidg sucoes. The Ma.
Had better.eonane itself 70 legitimate nsr.,
ia which department tksts i with Il
room for very stsat Improvement f..
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FAIR HAVEN. Sent, z. 1871

Erick Hathaway.
DEAR SIR-Your father died
yesterday afternoon. They expect to bury him to-
morrow afternoon, and want you 70 come down to-
WIN. COOpEa.
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away, whose present wher abouts is not known