The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-04-08

PERsoltAL.--Nr. Jos. Hill returned Fri.
day from i months whit ia Canada.
M. E. g. Bloomfield Elevator Inspeet.
or at Melrose, was in The city Friday.
The Hon. F. r. Delano, of St. Paul, paid
St. Cloud visit Tuesday.
Mr.. G. r. Beal, of the Clearwater Mills,
ia in the city. He says the c. NJ. dam still
stands and that there is no fear of its going
out.
Mr.. John Brown, of st. Jo, was in town
Friday. q, - ssza~ssa
Sec Major DuBarry's advertisement
for hay.
Tuesday Mrs. Poechmann was married
to Mr.. Jos. Zeis. ss.,z
III yaadyke,has returned to Alex.
andria.
WIN. Foss, Of Alberta, Benton county,
WAS adiudged insane last wesk, and sent to
tho Asylum in charge Of Ar.J. Carpenter,
81. $685. ~ - ...:-..,.... =.
I'm tho case of 2. H. Morss. Respon-
dent W. The St. Paul Fire and Marine In
surance Company, Appellant, the Supreme
Court has reversed the order denyinga new
trial, and the case will come on again.
The Duluth Tribune gives long list
of business men Of that place who intend
leaving this spring, and it says many others
are conaiderins the question a. to where
they viii 60 and what they will do.
Il. c. Robertson, ESQ.,. of St. Cloud
was in the city yesterday. The object of
his visit vas to consult DR.. c. E. May on
an old and persistent trouble contracted in
the army.-Minneapo!is Tribune.
Who is L. c. Robertson?
tain Of Company E., Sixth Minnesota, has
received pension Of SO per month, COM
mencing with the 2lst of January, 1875
s.. Paul Dispatch.
Capt. S. was formerly resident of St.
Cloud.
They had thrifty pauper in Crow
Wing county last year. Out of 1,40s.8O
expended for the poor, $e27:2l, or very
nearly one-half of the whole amount, was
appropriated for his special use and bene-
fit He finally went to Canada, probably
because the poor fund began to get low.
The stock of goods of Kellogg, Chase
4 Mayo, At Sank Centre, will be sold At
public auction by Sheriff Geissel, Deputy.
Sheriff Mickey acting ~ auctioneer. The
sale will begin Saturday. The large Kel-
losg Touring mill At the same place will be
sold at bankrupt sale next week. The in
dications are that it will 30 It j.. very low
figure.
Among the bidders for supplying stone
for the Sault Ste. Mays Ship Canal, ~
called for by an advertisement of Gen.
Weitsel's in The JOURNAL, was Nh. Thorn
As Richie, of our neighboring town Of
Sank Rapids, who offered Sank Rapids
granite at $3.50 per cubic foot dressed, or
$1.25 rough, delivered. The contract was
let to Chicago parties, who offered Illinois
limestone at GA cents dressed or 40 cents
rough delivered.
This kissing" controversy is becom-
ing exciting. Mrs. Swisshelm makes an
onslaught on the osculators in another let
ter, and the oscies hit back, right and left.
The columns of the newspapers all over the
country are crowded with communications
pro and con. The young men of this city
have become thoroughly alarmed, and
have their meals sent to their rooms
by = dumb waiter. They intend to
seclude themselves from the world until
the matter is definitely settled, and they
may know what to expect when they go
out on the streets and into society. We
care not what others may say, but We con.
scientiously believe that mo- sizl has . right
to kiss young man against his will. In
the case of married men We do not feel
quite 80 decided, but are willing to give the
thing fair trial. 'j's " r =. '''
We esteem the St. Cloud JOURNAL a
one Of our most valued exchanges. And
we never noticed any Objectionable feature
until the other day, friend picked up a
copy of the paper in our sanctum, and af-
ter reading along carefully, and apparently
with deep interest, we heard the paper
rustic with an impatient Jerk, and the read
er angrily inquired-"Wh paper is this
Where is it published? Who publishes
itW Surprising he had discovered some
thing ibelous or otherwise exasperating,
we requested him to look at the top of the
page and he would find all the required in
formation. Giving the paper another
shake he replied with some asperity-"I
have looked at the top and bottom and mid
die of this page-this local page-and there
is nothing to show that the sheet has q To-
cal habitation or name." We took the
paper, and after careful examination, we
found he was right.
Then the conundrum arose in our mind
would it not be an Improvement to have
the name, date and location plainly print
ed on every page Of our papers ?-Stal.oater
Gazette. 49,.
This change, or addition, to which the
Gazette refers is one that We have been urx-
ed by number of our readers to make,
and is one that we have had in serious CON
temptation. While there are objections to
"top line," yet it is doubtless desirable in
many respects. We are rather inclined to
give an affirmative answer to the Gazette's
conundrum.
ST. CLOUD & ST.. PETER RA1LRoAD.-A
large railroad meeting was held at Hutch.
inson on the Goth inst, TO consider the
question of railroad facilities for that vicin-
ity. A. NJ. Schnell presided; and a. COM
mittee consisting Of VI. schnsll, Lewis
Harrington and Asa B. Hutchinson was
chosen to represent the railroad interests Of
Hutchinson with the inoorporators of the
st. Cloud 4 81. Peter Railroad. Themeet-