The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-04-24
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81 New Yoak, AprilSIl-aP. NJ.
Hudson and Arbertson's dry goods store,
IOS Brntlway and several All oinng, were
destroyed by fire at an early hourrh morris
ing. The wing Of the Howard Hotel was
Loss tn the house $50, 000.---
There was great CONSERVATION among the
boarslers of The hotel, most OF whom hal re-
tired.
The fire was first discovered in Hudson
and Arber,son's store, where goods were
being received las, evening. Messrs. II.
aud A. saved their books. Their loss is
$3.50, 900; insured for 100000 on stock
and $20,000 on building; $4,000 in the
Fire aud Marine, Nashville CO.; $1,000 in
Richmond CO.; $4,000 in Augusta co.;
81 900 aud 50, 900 in the Grocers CO., New
York.
Fifty rooms in the Howard House were
more or less injured; insurance $4,000.
Ira Todd was insured $1,000 and c. J.
Gardner So, 900; Underhill $4,000. There
was besides an insurance of $4,000 in the
North American; $500 in the Equitable,
SIS, 900 in the Stuyvesant co.; S., 900 in the
Crc~ery co., aud s 900 in the Philadelphia
company.
ne uSltiVe SIavc CSSes
BosToN, April II.
The Commissioner reviewed the law
cited the authority, took a careful review of
the evidence, and said there was no doubt
in his mind that the claim for Symmes the
fugitive, 10y the agent Of Mr. Potter, was
well founded in fact. He said:
81 deem it my duty to draft n certificate
for his removal back to Georgia. | there
fore do grant II it,"
Mr.. Sewell then rose and suggested to the
Commissioner that the prisoner hal ques-
ton pending before Judge Woodbury. (which
he desired to he pursued
The Commissioner said: 81 have consulted
with Judge Woodbury. this morning, and he
has assured me that the matter had no rela-
ton to this case and the certificate have al
ready granted"
The fugitive was then taken from the
court room under the direction Of the Mar
shall
Rhode Island Election.
Providence, April -.
The election for member of the LegisIa-
ture in this district has resulted in the cleo.
ton Of Thomas Stewart, (Whig,) Ly $50
majority overall. This completes the As
senbly.
The House stands 81 Wings and II Lo-
cos, including Wardwell, Free Sul demo
crat.
The Senate stands IL locos and IA wings,
including the Lieutenant Governor and one
free sOier. One seat held in the House by
a loco will be contested.
Horrible Murder of a Boy.
BALTIMORE, April II.
A horrible murder has just been disrov-
cred. An interesting lad, named Jacob
Crimp, aged years, was missing from his
home yesterday p NJ. He was found this
evening murdered in shocking manner in
an old slaughter house. Two boys, aged
l6 and 10, have been arrested on suspicion
Serious Accident to Cen. Brady Of De-
trOit.
DETROIT, April II.
Gen. Brady was thrown from his carriage
yesterday Z. NJ, about one O'Clock, and his
skull badly fractured. He was then taken
up insensibe, and rs not expected to live.
His horse took fright from the wire which
was being stretched across the street for the
Port Huron Telegraph. He was thrown
with great violence, his head striking the
curb stone.
Although his injuries are severe, hopes
are entertained of his recovery, although his
advanced age renders 1t almost impossible.
The Detroit Tribune Of this morning,
says:
ave learn that tae General is gradually
sinking, from the loss of blood, and cannot
long survive"
General Scott and Jenny Lind in Cin-
cinnati.
CINCINNATI, April IL.
Gen. Scott is still here, not having accom-
plished the Object of his visit, which is the
selection of suitable site for the erection
of a Military Asylum. He has declined the
honor Of a public dinner rendered him by
the citizens.
Jenny Lind and suite arri.ed to-day.
Fire in Cuba.
New ORLEANS, April II.
By an arrival at this port we have receiv-
ell Intelligence of destructive confederation
on plantation in Cuba. particulars.
CoSNEcrIcur ELEcrIoS.-Tbe N. Y.
Tribune of the lih says that returns have
been received from every town in the State,
and that the Wings have carried both BRAN
ches of the Legislature. The House stands
ia Wings to no opposition; the Senate,
Is Wings 10 opposition. This result Sc
cures TO the Wings the L. S. Senator and
all the Stale officers, there being no choice
hy the people.
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTioN. The fol-
lowing was The vote in The second and fourth
districts at the recent election in Massachu-
seifs.
SECOND DIsTRICT-NO CHOICE.
Upiiam, (Whg) 4,iia Rantoul, (Dem) 1901
Scweli (Frec Soil,) l,7U7 Scattering, 267
FOURTH DIsraICT--No CHOICE.
Thompson, (WhigD 3,4l5 Palfrey, Gree Soil) 1903
Frotngham, 1865 Scattering, 1903
A SINGULAR CASE. lady in Cambridge,
{ Mass.) died on Wednesday last, SO the
physician said-and the fact that the body
sti'l retained an apparent warmth, though
therc was not the slightest appearance of
respiration, inter,nent was suspended. On
Saturday the lady opened her eyes and call
ed OH her husband, "Albert give ire some
water"
WHIG PAPER IN MINNEsorA.-Prep
tions ,rc making for the starting Wing pa
per at st. Paul, Minnesota. The press
went up on the Nominee. -[Galena Adver-
tiser.