The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-17

Llfe AMONG THE MoRMoNs-The f,l.
loving picture ct matrimoninl life is nv q
corr 'o1dent of The ST. Louis Repu,itcan
al = probably rather high geo ell:
B1-han Young. the Governor of Utah
haS about fifty w w., and am ny them two
sister. Heb"r {. kemb!e and William
Rit1 Il, also have rem- of women, from
tn thirty. In fact, all of the leadin.
rrea tn Mnruo1 Church have from two
t-u. There are several ig-t,ncrs where
u'.i Boz " marrisd " dow. who have "a oh
tors, aId nnW have the mother and dnuuh-
FER p Is wives. Hrher c. Kcn.bel has a
i1H'a.- and daughter; a NJ. Turpin has a
o. 'tie anI dd" shter; f.. Boston has n
n''her ani hnu, inter; also John Tailor.
~ i.c', all the h"a men have more or les.
-'t rs more unusual to see IA family with
has wife, than 10 see one with iromtw
'' f.1. I ct their preachers. over the conn
r v il IN the most POSITIVE terms. To
fa Hinrin1n sm A. il : one would think
fs1i here WIS any system in The wide
rnr.. nat has BEEN gotten up and propa-
e'a ~ the devil, il is that II people call
O. Ltuer Day SANS.
GrT SCorr AT THE SourG-The Nil
il-evie Recorder says: III there ever has
heaa 4 'ner, puhi manifestation, which cou'd
rot pos. bly, be mistaken. il is this: that Gen
Scott nnot and viii not be accepted hv the
S,rf.-r Statrs, a candidate for the Presi.en-
cv.--h lr'icr from Gen Scott. would he regard
- 1- -ro-'h straw. 81 lorg aS he is the canli-
? g, ~ fie Seward Free Soil faction Were the
f-Hra.a IN nominriing him even 10 adopt the
for.lr'f Se platform, in is finntv princiDe
rrt I'll. ID to carry o1t its measures in all good
ferh. - his would i.il 10 carry Tor Gen Scot,
80 or ''uian. SINGLE Snrjhern State surh is
fia n"".1 feeling % he South. on account of
"l.i 70 ieems the mos. nnpropitious relations of
thr' TENN with the Seward faction.
htsrovERy OF SILVER MIvr N Irr1-
Ha The Benton Standard Is cred,b'y inform
'hri rich mine # silver ore has been .iisrov-
e--s uy Dr. Smith. in the vicinity of Ga,aian
Saline AMY. This discovery was made hv The
D.. ID etnloriag yei1 of lead, when he discoy-
cred g., .l. he took 20 h. silver ore and IN order
10 D. s.Aia, he sent ia II. Louis frr a uriaeralo-
g.i eel' in analyzng the ore. eytrac'cd abon;
- oer II. of pure silver, and bout - per ceni
g ru I'D lead.
Iu, erpund - e scrnhhv aul barren aprrar-
f.'. -. Smith has since decided the greater
POSITION the lnul Further evapora,ions are
taar lie. anil II is Thought silver viii be
.rrs. .- 1e rs abundant there n god in Califor-
s ahrve ficts saws the Standard were
go AN ,atei by Gentleman who was IN eve
!
therefore by relied on.-[Gal JEFF.
Frederic: Dou.'p~s sates in his paper. that
,.A. c a-nree Ing from Cleveland 10 BuTalo. on 4
-.ar .a' one of the employees Of The bo t IN /
'.-''o, turo him from the supper table, bu, !
sas minded TO desist by stranger, who
uta..lu that he was 'Souherner,' aud Sc I
1rfl $50 'coored orator from further annoy !
arr He subsequently asneriainel that tn.
s.uco- as Mr.. Marshall. Kentuchiaa, MEM
Co.. Of agrees from Calforna. 1
FAra. SrrAMsoAr ExpLos1ov.-A very
rle. v calamity occurred SATURDAY. after
noon So een , AMI 3 O'Clock. on hoarl The new /
e'eao'". ra~ie-n City. l,ing in the Ens, River,
foot 6 mi street. caused by the boiler burst /
lag te-rt.y seallin- FIVE men in fatal manner:
one, I,m killed almost instantly, and |
.1o'per since dead. The others were taken
-''1 -'.. 'oat in terrible condition md convey
I'd o. 'te riiv Hospital, for medical assistance .
In. : Herald
A, INpUcIeSr TO 60 WE>r-tt old
ru1ii ~hp hal e'ngrarrd 70 one ofthe West
'rn Tor tories fro'n the State Of Connecti- I
"I' years since. wrote home IN her
nnfh'e Is follows DeHr .'!o.icr: have
ross hoe" in this country but seven weeks. /
~ : a'n engaged already to ono of the
"rcaro-t hog dealers qnvwhere rounI %
.ret Iat'i r to move oni hr.e with all cr his :
f,piiv a. soo1 n possible for tbs is n great
caun-r, and no mistake. Come ont - soon
as roH -. 4 wan die! bore Yesterday
worth hun lrrl rhouslni dollars, and he
hrlt cen here bat three years. Do
cn".r"
C'N-l- rENcY.-. s,rtner sad # he wish
81 10 '"a~h the top Of hav-rnow and put
r. ladder up on one SIDE an +! could not dp
F., anj zen put his ladder on the other side .
IL L. I 4. l. i
sc amy irnesS in accusing him Of incon-
st~fPH'v N the achievement Of his pur-
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