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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-20
THE FALLING LEAF;
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naesllins leaf! II s,ntste s.rthe
+ 70 ssAtly, and It ls&piaHs. sr sssva go.
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Swept by the windi, % earth Ibow.
=, 9s.i.i s1it2.i T;:G r4t}o SW .Ys1.,!t. ii Z.
TWaS but . dAy-see thou ana learn
I'D was beautiful and gsI.sz=as.
aazsss2hs sloryof the summer tree
BE- But u my hsaaty fades tos1ay;f
Learn from the withsred thing you see
/. s se-'th s,y,,s,.,la,ory .a+.s w. Z. .s>
30 strength and power, like me, decay;
G. 90 sweetness, srass and wisthiuast de, il.
FAN like the summer leaves SWAY
AZ thing, ensarth Tath1As mlistIlie., = :
Thy youth Il, ,bleoping sreeaendsair; r3--,
But AgsxQl come % thee At last; = >.
Thy form win bend, thtne eys grow dull,
hhohtsAM likls shS beforuptie blast;
b = AID tAaI the eol,e Of ssepron.
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-20

JOB PRINTING! ),
" I'll kinds, plain OF colored, executed ON short
NOTES. in ~ best style, and Ct ST. Paul pa1eSs-
Printing done in German and Norwe ~, - well -
In Engilsh, and warranted to give satisfsctaon.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-20
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see directly through Hertz 'thg, back
Of the chair: 81 Tken she brought Hi
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c{hild." "shss saaid, ..iti. ti;f,i very Il IN =
comfortable. to beea q . ghost ''' 1917
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Cd, b1riskly:;; "yet II Ills III. i3 ad7vantta,
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t1atty:o was % oi,cg ii 5as ID # #Hx;iil&ed d
you aa,n are!n 2'''E' 1s'H'1q blind OF s'n
| II am not self:willed,. only frm,,' -
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shs rs ensEEeFfsa. Fsa5. yHItA HittAh ey;&hostt 8,
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then memory tFssa4f|x'sdl sl KS ! i: re \ with its
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and N,t tbe g.! beautiful y fgl: nv and the F9}
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see 6aks ana ane9 ltnn5e!s .!fSa ana the II Mh3te
houses shining among The eedars: !
,livyed d oaae 81 these xbite + Houses, ssaa lid
thought Il yery nicee;; +; 1thseeqgR ~e w "A "a
mot haye the glass windows as you
do, but paper and q :veranda all
aFouhd the house. The house wa. i.
!, built Of chopped straw put together
viii white cement. ea6t aid aid 9 % "7"''5 81
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-20

/. Legal and Governm6nt 1dVe1tM6ments, 76centd
per SQUARE for the first insertion, and ST cents per
square for each subsequent inasrtion. - }rs-i)
=. Attorneys ordering In legal advelti.ements are
regarded - accountable for the cost Of the Dame,
aniess there 10 . special agreement to charge the
ame to another party. Payment In AZ 81 cases to
vi. - ~.
4 local Notices, Is cents per line to transaent,
and 10 cents per line to regular advers'ssn e-..,,p
l. Notice Of death [simple announcementl %
notices 30 cents. -. *. , ar,4st,-, ,,s.
8. Special place and double column adyeIt3ssnsats
be inserted at rates agreed upon.
9. Yeaxly adveztisszs to pay quarterly.
!. strangsn must pay In advance, or give sasts-
factory refbrences. a.L$. - >,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15
A Di0bOlical PIot.
White Men Murdered by Negroes.

White Men Murdered by Negroes.
CHARLESTON. December IL. l.-Sixtccn
negroes We're arrested in AbbeyviIle
county charged with the murder of two
while men, whom they ambushed and
>hol near I4owDdyvillc on Monday. Six
OF the negroes made y confession i,nplica-
ting their fellow prisoners and divulging
plot for the murder Of white men of the
village and the capture of the women.
Twenty of them were in the conspiracy.
C. the sixteen arrested thirteen were
started from Low"dyviIle to Anderson,
the intention being to eend them from
Anderson to AbbyvilIe by railroad. This
round about course was adopted TO pre-.
vent Iynthing by men said to be on the
direct road from LOwndyvilIe to Abby
vile. The prisoners started for Ander-
son Saturday under strong guard, bu,
up to last evening they had not been
heard from. 1t is rumorcd that they have
been intercepted and lynched by party
from Georgia. but no confirmation of the
report has reached Ohsrlesios. Two OF
the prisoners hat been hurt when cap.
tured. and the party may have stopped
on the road to ease Ahe wounded,
especially Is the weather has been 70
cold.
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a Land Monopoly.

Gen. Ruger "Rises Up."
COLUMBIA, Is. o. December 9..-The
following has been received by the com
mitlee of the Democratic House:
COLUMBIA, Is. CO. December s.
To Hon. z. F. Conner and other gentle.
men of the committee:
l have the honor to say in reply to your
inquiries. basel upon the resolution of
which you handed ms copy yesterday,
that the Unit6ti States troops in the State
House were placed there by my order for
the purpose of executing such orders a.
might be given. And in this connection
| would say with reference to enquiries
number six and seven, .hattf your body
should appear at the State House for the
purpose ct ent' ng the hall of the House
Of Representatives., and should he refused
admission by those having charge Of the
doOrs, and such persons should apply to
the officers in command of the troops at
the State House for assistance net cess,ry
to prevent your entering, the present
orders to the officers would require them
to render such assistance.
AIN, gentlemen, your Otdt sesv't,
TIICS. H. RUGER,
Col. and Brevet Brig. Gen. Dept. of
SCu:h.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15

ing Jules Simon, and will place Demar-
cere as Minister of the Interior, It is said
President McMahon has approved OF this
combination.
DECEMBER 10.
senator Morton's Committee on Privi.
leges and Elections has been divided no
INTO four sub committees, three OF which
Will visit the three disputed States South.
and the fourth will investi gate the Oregon
NATTER
Senators Sargent, Morton and Booth
look npOn the situation as grave. but do
not anticipate any violence or forcible re.
sistance. Garfield says that if he cannot
prove the Republican case 50 as 10 con-
vince any man he will agree to never
again make a public speech.
DEC II.
1t Is stated by prominent friends Of the
admi 'istration that there is no apprehen-
sion that the election will turn upon the
points involved in Oregon. because it has
not reached such condition rs 10 be re-
g"rded matter for investigation by the
Attorney General
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15
Black Hills and Colorado.

WASHINGTON, December g. - Fper's
bill concerning the Black Hins country.
proposes the immediate creation of an Or.
binary Territorial government for that
region. He considers this very impor-
tant, and therefore will urge the prompt
passage of the bill.
The bill introduced BY Piper to. day
proposes to grant to Woozencraft and ss-
sociates al. Colorado desert lands west of
the river. section by section, a. fast ~ they
convey water from the river to irrigate
them. This grant is also conditional on
Woozencrsft's furnishing within ten years
sufficient fresh water on said desert for
purposes Of travel and emigration. The
work mus, commence within Two Years.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15
Church Chimes.

The Methodist Episcopal missionary
debt is about 10000
Portugal has 100000 Catholics, and
scarcely any Protestants.
The Catholics of Spain number l5,-
SO., ,753 to GO, 900 Protest ,nts.
The Constitutions of twenty. eight OF
the States of this Union recoanize the ex.
istence of God.
Mr.. Moody's meetings in Chicago are
so crowded that two overflow meetings are
found necessary.
The company appointed Tor the revision
of the Authorized version of the Old
Testament recently held their forticth ses.
sion. The revision is now completed IS
far rs Ezekiel xxxii, 2C.
The Southern Presbyterian Church is
rapidly extending its work among the
colorcd people. It's Prcsbyteries have re
Gently licensed number of colorei men
10 work among tleir own people as evaa-
gelists.
Bishop Haven sailed for Liberia on
Wednesday, November /. A uumber Of
colonists destined for Liberia sailed ON
the sane ship. After visiting the Meth.
odist missions, the Bishop conte,nplates /
voyage along the African coast.
a correspondent of the Watchman re-
ports two remarkable conversions in the
Oh" ago meetings. lone q we'll known
barber and gambler, Tony Delight, the
other tenor singer ut Hooley's Minstrels. "a
The superb voice of the latter now svc-
ports Mr. Sabkey.
The Methodist we'll says: 1.-THE retire.
ment of DR.. Tslmage from the Christian
at Work. hts new eDoaorn,ent nnnn ~.
Advance, aud the employment of Dr. w.
NJ. Taylor as editor of the Christian at
Work. provoke comment upon the ef-
fort to float religious papers into success
upon the names of popular preachers.
The 'vious fact is that it Is failure.
The less known fact is that it is sham.
The great popular preacher does not edit
the paper; that Is done by some able man,
usually kept out of sight, and deprived Of
his well earned need of n.a'se."
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15
The Joint Rules Of Congress

Il uC ID Vu4C 1AU1CO u N/O1b X1CSS' .
WASHINGTON, December 8.-Great sig
nifcance attaches to the Senate's actiOn
sustaining Ferry's decision that the
Joint Rules of the last Congress were no
longer in torce. - Bsyard, Herman. Wal
lace, and few Other prominent Demo
cratic Senators united with the Republi.
cans in making this declaration, which is
exactly contrary to Speaker Randall's
ruling in the House. Only four Demo
cratic Senators voted the other way. The
question will probably be again raised In
the House and an appeal taken from
Speaker Randall's de. ision, With some
prospect that sufficient number of Dem
ocrats will now unite with the r R,publi.
can members to overrule It.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15
kilograms In Brief.
DECEMBER 8.

Judge Levisse, Louisiana elector, was
offered br'be Of $lOO.t to cast his vote
against Hayes, and the National Repuhl,-
can Committee propose to investigate.
A fire broke out in the Adelp''i Theatre,
(Albany, n. ~ this morning. and the
entire interior Of the building was con-
sumed.
John Morrissey began paying back all
money placed 10 his hands on the Presi.
dental election to-day.
Brooklyn was literally walking in 1.-THE
Valley of the Shadow OF Death.'' Fu-
nerals of such Of the victims Of the thea
trc disaster as have been i'd. ntified are
taking place. and through the streets In
every part Of tho city hrarses IRE moving.
bearing remains to the cemetery.
The report that General Disz had en-
tered the ci'v of Mexico aud that Prvsi-
dent J-erdO and Cabinet had retired to-
ward the Pacific coast. is confirmed from
apparently relia 5le sources.
Judge Carpenter. Of the Third Jsdicial
Circuit Court, of South Carolina, this
evening issued temporary injunction on
The complaint of tax-paycrs, enjointng
the two banks of this city which are
State Depositories Of me Public Funds.
from paying any money on checks signed
by F. L. CORDOBA, claiming to ct as Pub
lie Treasurer.
Cordoza is the Republican Treasurer
acting under Chamberlain. His term 0i
Office under the Constitution expired on
the Sd of December and his successor haa
not beer qualified.
If the Injunction is sustained the Re.
publican government will be without
funds.
Representative Lamar, - chairman oi
the Democratic cauc'n. appointed the fol
lowing named gentlemen to constitute th'
committee authorized yesterday to taxi
into consideration the subject OF the re
cent elections and report from time 4
time such recommendations % they ma!
deem proper: Hewitt, PaJns. Wood. o
New York. Randall. Sparks. Holman
Warren, Stephens, Watserson. Atkins ant
Lamar.
| DECEMBER g.
A boiler explosion st Salem. Mass.
killed j. II. Mile.
1t is stated that the present FrenchCab,ne
"a t. -,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15
THE BROOKLYN TERROR
Description Of the Scene by M
Eye Witness.

Fhillp Munser WAS among the very
last to get out Of the gallery. He gives
The following account Of the calamity:
got in front of the row near the stage.
saw the fire from the very first. AS
looked up TO the gallery the scene was the
most terrific one could conceive. Men, and
boys were tearing one over the other, and
the shricks aud Osths were awful. One
as@. e'~~b~ssd " ON the heap and was
spun round and round on tka he.a. ~
the throng, and he was flung with Z crash
rs / could distinctly hear, against the
back of the gallery. Every one was for
himself, and the men seemed to become
wild beasts. They were thrusting and
tearing one anotlle: with their hands. and
worse than that as l will tell you directly.
The seats were filed with PROSTATE
human beings, and as the successful
toiced their way over gasping forms that
lay all around. others who had been
crushed to insensibility fell as they lost
their support Of the living. There was
nothing for myself and some others WIN
had waited, but to walk over the piles of
bodies on tho floor. They were slippery
with blood, hands and feet protruded
here and there. which showed that life
was still in some of them. BY this time
the smoke was dense, and the rush and
shouting from the lower part of the house
was terrible. Myself snd some others
managed to get to the stairway and we
went down In q mass. but how l could
not tell you. This that have been de-
scribIng took place IN less than two miD-
utes. One man who got out in the crowd
just before me showed me his arm, which
had been bitten almost to the bone.
Up to noon of the 9TH inst. 3i5 bodies
had been removed. OF these 50 are iden-
tilted by some remnant of clot ning, the
remaining others by watches, chains. and
such articles. but few by their features.
The actors, Claude Burroughs and Harry
s. xMurdock. are among the identified.
What are accepted as the bodies Of the
two ACTORS, are simply two black eindcrs.
Around the trunk Of fnne WAS sooted and
scorched buckskin uDdershirt, aud beside
the other was piece Of braid, apparently
portions of stage dress.
It 10 feared when careful search 10 made
in the auditorium, the bodies of = good
many men who le.ped in their frenzy
from the gallery will be discovered.
A. N. Palmer, one Of the lessees Of the
:hrater, gives the following statement of
the number of persons in the theater on
Tuesday evening: 4O4 persons in the up
PER gallery; 800 persons in the dress circle:
$50 persons in the parequette, 81 actors
and speaking people; 20 supernumersries;
10 stage hands; II musicians; total, 1913
| or, including dressers and other subordi
mates, in ali about 1850 persons.
| A fault in the construction of the
burned building, and one Of which there
10 reason to believe the dreadful loss Of
life In the gallery IL in . large measure
attributable, was the use of painted cloth
for q ling the canvass.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15
THE HOLIDAYS.
Precaut utiOnarv Meaauras

NEW YORK, Decemhr 1O.-A Wash
'ngton special says: Congress will prob.
ably adjourn from Friday, the 18th inst,
until the seco d Monday 10 January. In
the meantime the select committee will
pursue their investigations In The South
ern States.
The proper authorities will make an Iu-
spection Of all public places Of amusement
in this city, with special view Of examin-
Ing their facilities for escape Ia case Of
fire.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15
South Carolina.

WASHINGTON, December IL. - Up to
noon to-day was without any official in
tellixence from South Carolina. Senators
from that State entertain no apprehen-
siOns of disorder. White troops remain,
and say they will remain until all proba.
bility of outbreak is over.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15

Il is claimesl that Georgia neQress. 10
years old, Is the mother of five children,
haying first had triplets, and eleven
mo: tbs afterwards twins.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15

They were in town the other evening,
enjoying each others society, and exchang
ing cuds of gum with each other. "Jeruz
she, where'd you git your gum! your'n
sweeter'n mine, said he, and az she told
him where she had made her purchase, he
exclaimed, by Jlnks! that's where got
mine. too; but'-he added, in a lovers
passionate tOne-'it's cause you've
chewed it's what mskes it SO good"
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w. NJ ouroe, M. D.,
Don L, BVam,

LECTlC PHYSICIAN-Having
tocstel vt Emigrsnt Gulch, u. T.. ten.
D ms professional services to the ciIi.
0! tic town and county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15

Work on the Moody aud Sankey tab
ernscle. 1t Boston, is to begin at once
aud it Is expected the structure will BE-
ready for business Jan. ]. It will be Sit
uated at the corner of fremont street and
Warren eveuue, and will cover an acre of
ground. The seating capacity will be
6,000. The walls will be of brick and the
roof of iron. The building will be heated
by steam.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15

IS Of Holding the Courts Of The
Territory for the Year 1876.
he Supreme Court at its late session
the time Of holding the court for
mixing some changes. as follows:
SUPREME COURT.
lIclera first monday in January and
md mon, ay in August.
nsr DlsrRIcr-H. N. Blake. Judge.
Madison county. at Virginia City,
nonday in March; second monday in
,;aliatin county. st Bozeman. first
a.y 10 May, 4th monday in October.
A;Nsrson county, at Radtrsburg. LIST
AAA, in April: 4th Tuesday IN Sept.
bAp DrsrRIcr-H. Knowles, Judge.
I,ver Lolge county. at Deer Lodge
src.nd monday ~ April.
Isl monday in September. (fer al!
= rs that can m tried without a jury.
v pl in cases where the parties consent
special wnlre may Issue to try the
rs' monday in December.
! M.sou'a county. Ut Missoula, fourth
iay in June; second monday in NJ.
hbrr.
b Beavclhead county. at BanEark. first
hisy in June; second monday in DC.
II.
bird DIsTRICT--D. S. Wade, Judge.
Lewis and Clarke county. At Helena.
monday in March; fist monday in
tmlNr.
Mcasher county, At Diamond City.
Fth monday in april; third monday
october.
Tote United States Courts are held at
kinia City, Deer Lodge and Helena, at
DAimcs the Territorial District Courts
Dbcld at those places.
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From the New North. Vest. I

From the New North West
The FIRST National Bank received on
Tuesday bctwe..n $1,000 and $1,000 of
beautiful silver bullion from the D. xter
mill the result Of tour days run. that's
tue way to bring it out.
The school census returns from Deer
Lodge county as reported show 8OS minors
between the ages of and 81 years, an in.
crease over last census of nearly Que hum
red and fifty.
We learn tha. Taylor. the Wizard, was
married man while travelling in Mont .na,
but bad sought divorce, but owing to
his constant travelling had not been able
anywhere 10 acquire the residence quail.
fics,ions necessary to procure it. When
he went back to Salt Lake friend took
him up to Bringham Young, who pro-
cured him a divorce 10 short order. Taylo.
at once married Miss lie Grande, WHO was
travelling with him in Montana, and they
Went on their wizard way rejoicing.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15

A New York paper has this slandorous
paragraphs: ''Orange county has Musi-
cal Association that is over fifty years old
One or two young ladies have belonged
to II ever since it WAS organized"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15

A Chicago woman hsd her huAbantFs
funeral procession stop at the door Of the
president of IN Insurance company, that
he might be satisfied that the dan was
really deaf. n, law suits y her.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15
DECEMBER 3.

A boiler explosion st Salem. Mass,
killed j. II. Mile.
1t is stated that the present FrenchC Cab,ne,
will be maintained in its entirety except.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15
TELEGRAP
Reported for the Semi Weekly Courier.

lowing 10 the removal Of the telegraph
office We arc without to.days dispatches. I