The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-21

Rochester has 1880 perse

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Rochester has 1882 persons Of
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Coles soap factory at Rochester
was burned Thursday. Loss 5000;
insured for 81, 800. Ill.,
.,ss 4 e r. Boutwell,, Of Kasots, had
his jaw fractured and his chin broken
by 4 kick from . colt. ga#&y ii.
Is Frank Kelly, Of Chester, Ohm
stsd oounty,fall from : wagon satuzs
day, breaking his LEG. q 2~. I'D
he house aad furniture Of u.
EIAmppey,ats Paul, were much dam
agsd by fire Monday evening. ", )
John c. Mulholl.nd, Of olm.
sted county, raised Al bushels Of
wheat per acre On 70 acres Of land.
On account Of the prevalence Of
scarlet fever It Duluth, the public
schools at that place have been tenn
porarily closed. !s.4...s-
a few days since . little boy
three years old, son of the Rev. Mr..
Roth, of Rochester, broke his leg in
falling from q chair.
Bailey and Roberts, proprietors
of the Opear saloon, at Saltwater,
paid $116 fine and spent two days in
| Jail, for keeping q disorderly house.
+ e. G. Perkins, = Minneapolis
lumbcrman at work in q hay fed on
the upper Mississippi, cut of three Of
his toes and then walked sixteen miles
! Ito camp: cG*aY"E - ri - -"
:" Carleton College has recently re-
ceived $1,000 worth Of philosophic-
al apparatus, which makes a valuable
| addition to the attractions Of the
school. -: :-;.'<
While George Dauber, of Man
kato, boy Of ten, was running. he
fell, and another boy stepped on his
leg, breaking il. between the knee
and thigh.
I 4, = % Z.
-Mn. Rapp, convicted of partici-
patug in the murder of Mrs. Lick, at
ST. Paul, has been sentenced to i'm.
prisonment for life and was taken 70
Saltwater Tuesdsy: g.
The thieves who stole 4 large
lot ofsas&luable silks from Powers
Bros, Of: St. Paul, were found, with
their booty, in Chicago, and have
been brought to St. Paul.
While handling pistol Monday
at Winons, Mrs. Lou Troutman shot
her husband in the head. The ball
struck just in front of the ear. He
lived but q short time. They had
been married only one week.
Eddie Rusho, son of Joseph
Rusho, postmaster at Delavan, wa
run over by a car which was being
switched at the station Sunday fore
noon. Two wheels Of the car passed
over his neck; completely severing the
head from the body:
-Thejury in the case Of Jacob Lev
on trial at Winona for larceny, afte,
being out gil night, brought in a yer
dict of guilty. He was indicted 70,
| taking u package Of money-$1, 800
I-eA on his counter by Thoma'
Wright. The case has excited mucl
interest. :: ''.':.. ..,' = ':7::.,..-' ,
I: Edward Knox hung himsel
Thursday morning in the chamber o
his house, six miles north Of Eyota
Cause supposed to be jealousy Of hi
) wife. Neighbors think he was de
ranged and had no cause for jealousy
He was agood citizen, and respected
! in the community.
Hugh Davey, section foreman
while returning from work Tuesday
evening with ahand car and four mel
was struck by a freight train and in
stantly killed. The others escaped
Davey was terribly mangled. He
leaves wife and three children not en-
tirely destitute. Theaccident occurred
on the curve at Fort Smelling.
1t is believed that Patrick Cur
~, who was found near Water
town; Carver: county; on the 9Th inst
with his skull fractured in two places
his jaw broken and his body badl,
, bfuised,. was murdered. A post mor
tenn examination discovered fnge
} marks On his throat. Two well-know1
} farmers are to be arrested to avail
the verdict ofthe ooroner's jury.
"a cheese factory in Blue Eartl
City, which, began operations th'
2Sth day Of June, and closed Sept
28th, has the following record: Th.
: total number Of cheese made durini
that time wes64e, the average weigh
!: of which w. 36 pounds, and the to
9 tal number Of pounds Of cheese man
i uactured Wa %, ,268, worth At Il
! cents per pound, $s;25z.24t.
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