The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28

ton for Representatives. either the First OF
Second Legislative District in this county.
"A number Of the Good Templars of
this city had intended visiting the Clear
water Lodge Tuesday evening, but the I'M
pleasant weather interfered.
On Monday our streets 1esounded to
the tread of solitary "cause oh de war;"
the first and only one that has Swallowed
our city for many day.
Six hundred tons of hay, at Fort Lin
coin, D. T., belonging to N. P. Clarke: of
this city, were burned Friday night b. an
incendiarY. Loss 5000. j.
There was no quorum Of the City
Council Monday evening, and an adjourn.
ment was had until next Wednesday even
ing, w4sat the vote for Alderman ut Tues
day > election will b canvassed.
Last Sunday afternoon bold butcher
boy and ason Of st. Cri.pin h.d : mis-
undezstanding, ending in the sausage max
er Psgying the other man shout, the eyes
until be thought it was about awl Over viii
him. .>%.s4 sss9
We have just received alot Of sths
latest sykes Of typo and. ornaments for I'm
Job printing, inelsdine some ,beassiapl
ssylss for visiting and wedding cards.
When In want Of job printing Of any Kind
and = low prices do not fail 10 call It Tn
JOURNAL Office. z1. =. !, IT, -. s. a
We are informed ~ Bi.hop ssidsa-.
bush that it il his desire to naks ST. Cloud
his 81 n:ths necessary funds are raised
to build I residence for him and pro-ca.
thedral. In short time the diocese viii
be canyaassd BY priests for money viii
which to erect these buildings. ~
There seems to be IN excellent chance
70 elect Mr.. Elliott ,Commissionex from The
Third District, which comprises the towns
of North Fork, Crow Lake, Lake Henry,
Spring Hill, Paypesville, ~. Martin,
Farming, Munson, Zion and Eden Lake.
There are two Democratic candid dates In th<
field, Peter Hahn, the regular NOMINEES
and V. Engelhardes independent. /
An Alderman is to be elected in thu
Second Ward TO fill the vacancy oecaaioosd
BY the removal Of Mr.. r, II. Russell. Tie
name ofMr. Louis Clark kas Been sueeesa-
I'd - that Of proper per,ou to elect ~
Alderman. A better man could not b.
found in the ward. Mr.. Clark has consill.
cradle property interests in the ward and
city, has for many years been one of on,
most active business men, has been in. IL
Council md would do good se1.icen saSsa
I'd again, sswe trust he may %.
This part q ths counsiy isnot ulnlll,
eonsidersd very low, bstws - /, conps,lsll
to ad1it thas Il il somstinsas. In sr,s11ll
parts u ~ United States snow IN. mo
two or thrss weeks go, and II dspt b hon
an inah q dys inchss-New York and
Pennsylvania sucoeeding in getting thu
most. The first We had was last Monday
night and the best We could do was thin
quarter Of an inch. W. feel almost dis
.couraged about it. i.a Il =
"A young merchant Of this city made .
bet the other day that he could ct 1ou,
cans Of raw oysters It one sitsins-if he
failed, he was 70 pay for the bivalves
II he succeeded, they were to b his
Three cans were packed aw.ay iii right.
The fourth can vas opened, and work Is.
i. ,,but it was mo so.p Thsy didalt sssu
p lned to stay where thsy wsrs put, md
,ths yos 80 4 4 J. 8 con
cboJoGi0 III . tint tims. 800 II