The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-04-10

HENRY L.. IILDEN
Speaker FRO tsaa. cfiks II org.
ID. 3. 10oMiS.
xsun9a Presidentsf,Ht Co4zesf
IAppraved February Ifrteh ose thas.
sand eight hundred and fiiiy.oue.
ALIEN. RAMSEY.
Sec-e,ary's C.Ciee, 81 Peal
MIN. Ter. april 7, ISL
hereby certify the foregoing to l,e l.ne
cory of liz. orTgind on file D., ihi- rliyr.
9. X. SMITH,
s0t uCQa M sak
Nor 4 SrIcinE.--On Eriiay morning
large firm doing busine.s ia he 3Hrr
par, of the city received a note form. one
of their clerks, that ere they had Gpi,,,,'
rea,iing lis contents he would BE- dead
man; and that his body nouid IL l,unI
in his room, o, u certain hotel Isl E5oaaya,
Full Of surprise nj so me'aechnlg ~ or..r.
.rence, two inembers Of the hra harpa.I.
TO the Coroner's Office. and aesointsi.ci
by Dep. Gnrns,er =BleakI,y, fFneee.4l to
the hott to hold On inquest ON the t-rr..>-
ell lnguiging a, he intel for NJ Buca.p.
they were TOLL hat he had lef, ihei ursr-
ing. Mr.. U!sak!ey, however, irsl.sd up.a
gong 10 the room which he I.ai ncrur,!
the party were accordingly shuo1 10 l,.
room, the door OF which Was locktd tt
was still within. Mr. Il. kIWrked liui.r ,t
the door for some time, and deinauIeii 1o
mitlance, shortly after which mud srnan
twas heard After ninrh pefsna SION b at.ia
opened the door, which he bad he so1aer
done than he fell across the lip,i IN the aD-
parant agonIes Of death. For some tine
The party supposed that the YONG nrum was
really dying. a dangerous loyking ,i,trl
lay upon the bed, but from apresran. si..
use had been made Of il, auI 40 ex,,rrrl
wounds were visible. Search wis rair
for poison bur nothing Of the kind could be
found. oa ~
Mr. BIcakey then told the gentisi,e,i th.,
they had been grossly huinbuggeI and fha,
n his opinion the young man :G;. un -a
of shouting himself, and further, lie tlaul,.pf
wheih.r the pistol confirmed any nu,.,ts "a
deadly missiles; after wk;ch he ~.,gr Boo
die n severe rsprirnaniil for tn .aling
him nut pf.a Job. Lrasing The u.sr-4sn.S
with their clerk, Mr. Bieakley too jaa ,,is.
,nl ane started for his efiice. / jtn .iS-
charging the weapon in the Pa II was
found 10 contain nothing but srr.I anan-
thy Of powder. slightly wa,;,ied lh's mig
mated ia a l,ve disappointment 'sbir! al
fecteh The heart, but the grief str Ken yonjL-
could not think of departing THIS .'r ra~i iY
so he concluded 10 bear his prese9iil.< saff-
or ,had rush Oh those he knew lot ~ IFS
may reeover.-(N. Y. Sun. Mar z.
SIxGuLAR .lccIpsNT-I 12e '1r Ran r
,yi:hout thinking Of h-A very r.ar.at..
acri,l' II, occurre,! ut The grisr IN @ 1ir. {
Z. Mills, in Rugglcs, Huron G.. Uap u
few DAYS since. 4 SON Of Mr.. 81 a'uut
II years, of age, was in the mill g5 ,iny-
ing with rope, in ore end at uAra bee
tied moose, and put il around Ii, ucsk.
He was standing near th- drivire h4lt ~
the boiling works, ninl carclesxI, 'h- 'loo,f
part Of the rope around the shaft v ben he
mill being IN notion the rope ratatt c
some way AMI Soc;, ami wound III. ,ir5N-
ing his nerk fast to. the shaft, ana drag
gng him around in us rsvoluriou<. U-
legs were drawn i,ciHeen the shs:f ari Is
mill stone, about two inches arar, tso ~
three times. \ man near by, ra,.s iA hcir
hun, bur .o' hiS han,i caught, IN iAs rp,e,
and could render no assistance. Anpihr~
son of MIR. Mills sss,n nrrived; a,s,i -huuins
dn~n the gate. released rhem.{ i'hr young
man WAS removed entirety iuse!sille, au
apparently dead; both knees w~re d. !nra-
-h anh one ankle brnken. Afirr con, tlrt- =
able effort 10 restore him. life becanie APP
parent, anh be is now ding to!eiabir y y.
II Milton (ohio) Tribune.
ARaESroF FMruLEss WIrr Mr..
Root, Wifi, Of Mr.. Jetenpiah Roo, nf lll.h
ton, Heir Sncvantnto, who, II MI. he r.-
i:Dendered, loped from her hhssiprl HHb
a Mr.. Fairhark>, in November iz~t, %, ...-
same time taking with her some s. 400
gold dust and otlser vniual,l-s, Nta- ester
day arrested and The stunt Of ST 500 recD--
cred from her. IL appears thu afcr bias
ing FOR some tame travelled sruur .tr
country, Fairbanks becoming tined a. Tie
Lady, len her, ~ IL t"ok all. the r.oner hr
could conveniently lay his bands ppuu, lih
out giving her any 'no,n.r of hi iuirH .oE~.
Being ieit entirely. alone Mrs. n ronriU,'rd
to make visit W The Statas, ari iol Ihht
purpose come DOWN tn OR clv ard to"N
Iias>a &c for Panama, in vessel which L.
to sail in a few days. BY same means,
however, the circun,st ances tlaIing 'o h,r
leaked out among the ra<ss.rerrs. uim
frnm their 10 parties ho have Tor s0WD
Time l,,en ON the look out, whiri l,,i 80 ar
rest her and The recovery. OF 81 800 81 the
original amount stolen. A clue haS al>o,
We bflievr, been obtained MS to ihe uat6o-
abopts Of Fan banks, with prospect az ar-
resti.,g hin, and ;reb,vering the re>i vf fie
,:nrney. Mr. Root was again robl,efl .ew
days since.-[ California Paper.
DIsrREssrSG CAsuALrY.-A m1si dis
trcssing accident occurred nn Sunday eye
ming. 81 inst, fo,r miles nbove his place,
at the little town ar Harrison. Che ci' uin-
stances are ihese: A party Of six persons.
Two males and four females, were oui IA
the Wabash in skiff,, AMI the river being
very high and consequently very RAPID, The
boat bccarne uapana geable, ansl ~as WASH
e,I under a mond boat aud cap~ias,l, anal
four Of the six persons were drowned. ha
II aiues Of ibe, unfortunate pcrSens are Ed
ward, Eiizal3e'h, and Martha Am Hafgeid,
and Mrs. Amanda Clarke, tbs lnuef Tut
recently married. One man Ef'I Il Mss
ireland Jumped nut ont of III ~kti nod
caughl hold of the ila' boat, aa ihfs sa'rd
Tere Hante Journal.
Wtr. --Sometimes IL lieth in rni nj sRioa