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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-01-28
LETTER LIST.

Letters remaining unclaimed at the Post
Office, in St. Cloud. Minnesota, on Wednes-
day the 28th day of JAM, 1875. To obtain
any Of these letters, the applicant must call
for "Adveftised Letters" and give the
date of this list. If not called for in ono
month, they will be sent to the Dead Let
ter Office.
LADIES' LIST.
Cline Eliza Heider Amy
Lamke Any, Price Katy
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Crosbey Clarence Fowler Daniel
Gusteefsan A P Howells William
Lanon D A Lynn Curtis
Mcdonald G A Steer Daniel
HELD FOR POSTAGE:
Peter Langners, Two Rivers P O Avon NJ.
Miss Clara Farrell, 153 Westfeld N. Y.
Miss Ell Butler, Sparta Wis.
Miss Augusta Mergsl, Sank Rapids MINI.
J. E. WEST, P. N.
The highest price paid in cash for ele.
vator wheat tickets at Boyd's.
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Remember that Sebastian Schafer is
selling the best family groceries at bottom
figures. o. &.@'. - 's'@@"as ma $780,
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CRY COUNCII.

zlT a5 TJgs, 4-Es TSEg
a# ST.. CLouD, Jan. 25th, 1874.
Y REauIAR MEETING Present: AID. j.
g. Smith President, Bridgman, Edslbrock,
Fischer, Owen, Wright and Scott.
A communication from tho Mayor an
nouncing the appointment of Joseph Mar
thaler a. night policeman in place of James
Laurence discharged, and asking the con-
currence Of the Council, was read.
AID. Bridgman moved that the Council
non-concur in the appointment, and the
vote stood:
Ayss-Ald. Bridgman, Owen and Scott.
Nays-Ald. EdelbrOck, Fisher and
Wright.
1t being q tie vote, tho President voted in
the Affirmative and the appointment was
not concurrsd in. it,. s,~sr,.. .....
The Committee on Claims and Accounts
reported in favor of paying the following
bills:
J.. ]. Dorr, wood. ....................$ $50
Rhodes & Spencer, alcohol for en-
Observation-Disclosures. 900
st. Cloud Press. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1851
Report accepted.
The resignation of Frank D. Hall as
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department
was presented and accepted. A communi-
cation from Little Giant Fire Engine Co.,
announcing that at \ meeting of the Com
pany on the 22d inst, Chas. A. Lsagle had
been unanimously elected Chief Engineer
in place Of Engineer Hall resigned, and
asking the approval Of the Council, was
read. The election of c. A. Leagle was
unanimously confrned by the Council.
A communication from Wales Hender-
son and B. Overlook asking 70 withdraw
their names from the bond of u: s. NATION
a. Justice of the Peace was read. Doubts
being suggested by some members a. to
the right of the bondsmen to withdraw, tho
communication was referred to the City
Attorney for his opinion.
The Committee appointed to examine
the reports of the city officers reported, that
they had attended to that duty and found
the reports correct. Report accepted.
The following bills were allowed under =
suspension of the rules:
]. j. Dorr, wood.
Geo. Geissel, Sheriff, for board of
prisoner. ................. .......".. $40
d. II. Spicer, repairing chairs for =
council room. 9.OO
Adjourned.
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An "incorrigibls wag," named Dunn
stole pair of horses from Kandiyohi coun'
ty. He insisted that it was only a Ejoke.'
But when the Sheriff overhauled him here
he concluded to give up the property and
make everything satisfactory.
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Mr.. Ma6heifer has been appointed
Depntv Sheriff At Sank Centre.
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DRAMATIC AssoC1AT1oN.-At 4 regular
meeting Of the Association last Saturday
evening the following officers were elected
for the ensuing six months:
President-Prof A. Haines.
Vice President-Miss Belle Tuttle. ;
Stage Aanager-Saml. Hayward.
Assistants-Wm. Stevenson and F. A.
Staples.
Seeretary-R. o. Thomas.
Financial Secretary-E. S. Hill.
1reasurer-Charles Fillmore.
.Organist-Miss Lottie Chance.
- CAor;ster- Edelbrock.
Assistant Belle Tuttle.
Janitor-Frank Tolman.
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These are pretty tight times for msr-
chants. The St. Peter Tribune says that
St. Paul Wholesale de.lers, closed up Two
stores in that place and nix in Mankats
one day last week.
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Mr.. Samuel Gilman, grandfather of
the Hon. c. A. Gilman, of this city, died at
Sank Rapids Saturday in his ninety-sixth
wear. He was 4 much.respeeted citizen.
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When Gilman fond that Mers had
deserted him and gone to Ramsey he il re-
ported to have soliloquized:
THAT Merz-eh to others show,
That Merz-eh show to me-"
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Mr.. L. w. Powell, formerly editor Of
the Minneapolis Tribune, is preparing an
illustrated article on Minnesota for Harper's
Magazine. OF course, 80 important town
as St. Cloud will come in for prominent
place.
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The First Division.
OF THE
ST. PAUL & PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Winter limo Table.

1874. Winter Time Table. 1874.
ST. PAUL AND ST. CLOUD.-GOING NORTH.
Leave St. Paul 1880 A. N.
Arrive at St. Cloud 1895 P. NJ.
Leave St, Cloud LOS P. NJ.
Arrive at Melrose $50 p. N.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Melrose ga. N.
Arrive at st. Cloud 1915 A. N.
Leave St. Cloud 1O:45 A. N.
Arrive at St. Paul 1858 P. M.
sAUK RAPIDS TRAIN.
Leaves Sank Rapids 1000 A. M.
Arrives at Sank Rapids l:25 p. NJ.
drumming time, 10 minutes).
J.H. RANDALL,
General Ticket Agt.
E. Q. SEWALL, Supt.
CLUB RATES. The following are the
club rates of The JOURNAL: .-~ j.!
copies, SITS each.
8 $50 "
A%The Circulation of The journal 10
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DO not fail to go to Sebastian Schaferl
before buying your groceries.
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Frank Benolken has been appointed
postmaster At Oak Station, in this county.
Tho Merchants Hotel, St. Paul, had
ON it, bill Of fare, the other day, "pork and
beans, Ia Andrers.' '-Ant-M onopoliss.
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PERsoNA1.-The Hon. Ckas. A. Gil
man returnsdFhome during the adjourn
ment of the Legislature, which was from
Friday until Tuesday. e~s:oe ssa5ssss @s22sss IS
DR.. w. T. Collins was in the city Tues
day for tho first time since he left here for
the East some half dozen years ago. He 10
now located at Clearwater in the practice
Of his profession. He reportsa great deal
of aickness.
The Rev. D. C. Lyon, Of St. Paul, was
in tho city to-day.
We had a call yesterday from the Rev.
w. L. Sanders, of Faribault who il lectur-
ing here.
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The schools at Osakis have been closet
ON account of the prevalence Of measles.
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MILWAUKEE Jan, q, 1875

MIL WAUKEE jan, II, 100.
{, Wheat-933c for No. l.
Oats-513c.
Corn-603c.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-01-28

The land office at Alexandria was re
opened this week.
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Work BEauN.-Capt. West has let the
contract for the sash, doors, ETC., for the
new hotel. Seven carpenters are now en-
gagged on inside work for the building.
Capt. w. confidently expects to have the
hotel completed by October of this year.
P:s. We would suggest to all who have
not yet taken shares that now is 4 good
time to hand in their names. Sec partial
list of prises in this weeks paper.
BIBLE Soc1ErY.-A meeting of the
Stearns County Bible Society was held At
the Union church last Sunday evening.
An interesting address was delivered by
tho Rev. J. Hinton, District Secretary of
the American Bible Society. The election
of officers for the ensuing year resulted AZ
follows:
Resident-Rsv. G. r. Milton.
Vice President-James Biggerstaff.
Secretary-Rev. w. E. Stanley.
1redsurer-Dr. s. Narlatt.
Executive CommiHee-Revs. Hilton, Mil
ton, Stanley and Messrs. Biggerstaf1 and
Cooper.
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ALL ABOARD !!

The highest price paid in cash for ele
vator wheat tickets at Boyd's.
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GEORGE HERBERGER,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-02-17
We ere Painsd 70 Learn."

psi ssyyo 04o Ya10o0 70 1loox0sve ~
A Louisville reporter, having accum.
ulated , fortune here, resolved to Aban-
don city life, with its glitteting shams,
and he went South, where he got .
situation on a,country newspaper. The
village being rather. dull, he had only
seven or eight items when the week Was
about to close, and one or two Of these
were pufs Of turnips which had been
left at the Office, They were, however,
well written, he thought, and he handed
them to the editor. As each of the
turnip paragraphs come under the edt-
torial eye asmile Of approval litup the
editorial l;countenance, and continued to
light it until the last Of the items ,wss
reached. Here the editorial visage un-
derwent an awful change. The item
was about an accident that happened to
. e'well- citizen Reading it
over several times, as if to gain time TO
check the indignation which seemed TO
be boiling. within him, he turned upon
the reporter. Y oung man. 'hes thins
dered, '.Your services are no longer re.
guired; I can't have any man about me
that doesn't say at the beginning of his
paragraphs, we are pained to learn. 80
- -C61wier.JouTndZ.9 9sop[ 9dF s&t@ '1@2
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| Com. Braithwaite, we'll known in
this place as the general agent Of the
Kountz line Of. boats for the upper
Missouri, arrived Sunday afterno and
seems to have. enjoyed his overland
trip He reports considerable snow
and cheap" of cold weather in the
2%n On !!j-$I ,i5Z+a1 [S,t!++ 'S-i htt-r
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We cannot supply any, more back
numbers Of the TRIBUNE, containing the
t I''Amazonian Corps IF subscribers
want the story complete, they must see
that their subscripti ions are not allowed,
TO expire during its publication. ..'fls1
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A woman, and . squaw. at that, was
at the bottom Of that shooting match at;
Standing Rock week ago Sunday, where.
ibY another. 10 departed to the happy
hunting grounds. ss.ti a.r aegfs6 vIajale
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T:oT0l SUBSCHn3EI0s

/: :s,,,.T;he,. 8ndAk "a! sfdnoIlihg Their naines
,v vnderstand that th4 texu Apr which they
hsye pa theis ab;:.RsRs s "a
ne stSas I'D is s1his 1uIs ~
an and is adopted, nes bee4eesy " aIa fiieNAq N M 81
trnst our subscTibeIs, but bcspee y is1supa 12 g
the T Slsn not sat Glory to the 1sqoscrioer
ana more convenient - AZ ..ent.
r4taSi,s Commission 81 13 per .-or y cent;
forl each YEARLY ku6scriStion: A'li'23 q
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"a large and full line OF import
ed goods Pickles, aC0nserves,
tEc,a5ip oai5oad hafi hR. e.. Seip.
/ 5vGqo sdi 5D6 eFort1A, Lincoln.

Some of the, parties who have been
filing on the contested portion Of this
townsite are making themselves useless
EXPENSE andii mayslearn ere long that
they a1e2tsput their foot in it" 1t
oniy-makes,s bad matter worse, and
doesn't help them worth q cent. People
sometimes,lsarn, what is for their inter-
est after it is too late, .s''As' 5'..!,. -
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Col. George Gray has returned to St.
Paul from the east, bringing a wife,
having led to the alter aidaughtersof q
prominent family from the county Of
Cork Ireland.oV 5on o5G i oHlI8iaa 57f
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b BENZ. c. Ash, o. S. Deputy Marshall,
anaDan. Williams arrived from Y Y3nk'
ton last W Wednesday, afternoon, being
twenty. y.fouF days making the overland
trip::t a.aa5 fiaa tas ,EIfTT q 20 ssElf9IRfs
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.5 The .'Amszonian Corps having been
put in light, marching order will pro.
ceed herefter without interruption. ssI
Gen. Dandy IL ordered from Fort "A.
Lincoln to Raleigh, N. g. The regi-
mental Quartermaster succeeds him,
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Nantucket people enjoy reputation
for smartness, and even Daniel Webster
found his match there. The story sas
told by Mr.. Webster himself as follows:
''The court held term on this island
periodically. There was not much liti-
cation. But the suits were heavy, re.
lating to ships, whale fishing and oil.
The Judges and lawyers usually went
over from the continent aud spent q
week or ten days, and finished the bus
iness Of the session. One day, one Of
the Friends Of. the island called at my
office in Boston, and said: #agi7ft.W
t'Friend Daniel, what wilt thou ask to-
come down to Nantucket and plead q,
case for me before the judge?" -
!, 81 will go for q thousand dollars. !" 't5-'
| "That is too much, Friend Daniel.os
! "But I'll have to go down Saturday,
and perhaps remain the whole week fol-
lowing, I would as soon argue the whole
docket" .'2.A
/ "Well, friend Daniel, If thee will ar
que such cases as will present. to thee
before my case is called, I will give thee
. Thousand dollars;'' So the bargain
was struck. ,+, .+5''. E. ...z..s :,
Ny client went to Nantucket, and
found his case at the foot Of the dock
ct. He went from man to man; and
saw all who had any case on the docket,
and said. "What will thee give if get
the great Daniel Webster to plead thy
cause" He took retainers from q doz-
en- men. Some gave him hundred
dollars, and some five hundred dollars
He had grace enough to give me the.
Thousand dollars agreed, and paid my
expenses inithe bargain. I argued the
docket right through, for plaintiff and
defendant, until reached my clients
case. He struck the balance, and ad-
mitted, as the steamer left the wharf,
that he had got his case argued, and
;pocketed fifteen hundred dollars besides.
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Mrs. ! Slaughter promises US new
Ebook next year .sThe Portfolio Of 3
EW Westernpo postiii Sster." ailt slis3
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he1BOot and Shoe Packs. Artfcs,
&c. ,R. e. Selp,
lastl 10 .s2 astw siFi, hoFortA Lincoln.

d Hubbard, sofa Fargo, did not so to
Washington, yss was expected. He has
returned from the east.{ 5sscj aaa5alEx9
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The Press, and ;.Dakoti0y says the.
TRIBUNE clains that the bill ineorpor.
sting Fargo WAS vetoed by the Governor,
and the 4 istatement' cmade because Of
.jealoust rivalry between the two towns.
,Ihe Press is off wrong; resident Of
Ysnkton, n,telegraphedus che information,
and;publsshed, .as' 'is other telegraph
,matter-for what it is worth. s5s,11h' y.
| e.,eisasd s;+.A4-s.-rr4 4s4G ss444-a-f ---.-f sf
. The CITY Council heldfa special meet
ing Mondsyseseaing: Acommittee was
,appoih;ed toisecure!a suitable room IN
which aorhnld heir sessions.A 2 p E{ssfi
/ Mayor Hackett appointed the: follow
ihkfss t;.sf:::t3a3r s5ai.n ~ Et5st6t ?
, ri 5ts STANDING coxxrTE1s:
/ on Kay. and ksans-Ald.. Jackman,
GutRsseli md MSKenxie. 8. I, u & It ,... 8.
i WaF FyystL A1ds Bl3dghter, Richards
and Welch. $500 .,..,:,:, .,t1. !,
j OH R;ntinaAld! Richards, ,Jacknan
hndi iSaaufAtef! sieua q ~ tlo 49, :, I. !,
j o. StSsyJ. AAld! Mckenzie, autgesell
and:;JsckAAxn. 10 a.s ia 5.'2 re, $
: OF IiSsassaAld.t WeIch,, Slaughter
and Rich.s,a.eo Bad aeG s.ai ea5lta y = {
!: 9: ;,l!sa: E!sssss,N1z'd: "a Richards '.sln.n
] 0n ;k1dgss.Atd:: Slaughter, autsesell
Sndi6Sk keHzitnia H't 81 ssis,' s.'ls-..' =
J Wmac smith stx..sI appointed. street
Comtaissioner 81 John 6Conhot Fire
MarsAaE sAr 1&gloyy night police and
waAdhmsn,; =. ~. w inst6n' City Engi-
Sla a ,TE.f UHs4 GS fl;tv ,nhvaieiAfl.
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FOR SHERIFF..

return my sincere thanks to the voters
of Frederick county for the very flattering
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by the advice of very many Of them | an
nouncc myself as a candidate for Sherin AZ
the next election and earnestly solicit their
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