The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-27

i = LATE NEWS ITEls.
France is again verging toward
Bonapartism.
The Rothschilds arc aid to be
worth q, 400, 100000.
Nineteen carloads of ;J.p.assss
goods have arrived for the Centenni-
IL. =: 60, .s-,=as.!!.' :.:>!-:@'
z-ThsflaF for the imprisonment
for debt is still in force in the State Of
Maine. ',.:, .::,-:, ~ -.
Three murderers were lynched by
mobs at Charleston, w. w., Tuesday
night. III . g., .:s:!%
Among the visitors to this country
during the Centennial Exposition will
be three German iron-clads and one
tender.
The cremation Of the corpse Of
thelate Chevalier Rossi was conducted
publicly in the monumental cemetery
Of Milan, Italy, Monday.
-Lappan, ex-Secretary of State Of
Kansas, under Indictment for swind-
ling, has been surrendered by his
bondsmen and lodged in Jail.
W. Edward Williams, who, with
Mrs. Meeling, murdered the latter's
husband at Barbourville, w. Va,
was hanged by mob Sunday night.
+ The Rev. E.P. Smith, lite Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs, will soon
sail for Africa, to visit and inspect the
missions Of the American mission IS
ISOLATION.
-Meptssal has q case Of scandal:
ia high III, the son Of the superin-
tendent Of the Grand Trunk railway
having eloped with the wife Of Sir
Hugh Mackenzie. $50
Dick Mangum, the noted Ten
nessee guerrilla on the federal side
during the war, was assassinated by
masked men near Savannah, Tennes-
sc, Saturday. =
"A three-years old son Of DR.. G.
E. Cottell, Of Greensboro, KY, while
playing with a tin whistle fell to the
pavement, driving the whistle through
his mouth into the, brain and causing
instant death. 5sl::. 80.
During a binding snow storm
in England Saturday a collision be-
tween two trains occurred on the
Great Northern railroad, near Hunt
ington,: resulting in the killing of
eleven persons.
Bismarck, D. T., Monday celebra-
ted by the firing Of cannon and a
general jollifcation the return Of the
first mail train between that point
and the Black Hills. ~
"A steamer which lately arrived
1t San Francisco from Y okohama
brought the materials for i Japanese
temple and the men to put it up in
the Centennial Exhibition grounds:
-:Wisconsin and Michigan have
abolished the ''Grand Jury, and I'LL.
uois talks Of doing the same. It il
an expressive luxury and ought to be
ssupplanted BY something better. ,.,'
Canals are no longer paying in
stitutions in Illinois, railroads super,
seding them. 1t is stated that even
in Holland canals are falling into
disuse, owing to the increasing use Of
the p 'rali. Is p, ~slzssr>n.s
On Wednesday night 4 mob at
tackled the Office Of the Menus and
Press, Of Cimarron, New Mexico, and
threw the press, type and other fix.
lures into the river. The trouble re-
suited from local political feeling. !.
The California press complains
that the Yosemite Valley is becoming
as unbearable as Niagara, on account
Of the multitudinous toll.bars and
ticket Offices erected wherever there.
is anything to be seen, and demands
an abatement of the nuisance.
-Advices from Cuba report the
insurgents on the war path. Henry
Reeves, with $500 followers, has )
within the past week traverssa segua
county, destroying several sugar e.
tates, some Of which were valued At
>2,o0o,0Qo each, and burned, a. mum.
Der Of warehouses and large guam
tity Of sugar. T. !:
There has been = two days. fight
between the Herzegovinian insurgents;
and the Turks on = hill near IRE
bigne, where the latter had intrench-
ed themselves. The insurgents gain
ID the advantage and Inbigne, the
road to which is in their possession.
The Turkish troops are concentrating
for the purpose Of revictualing the
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