The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-11-03

WHY IS Irs-Why 10 u that our Citizens are al
most nightly disturbed by howngs and yslines .shics
partake more of savage life than civiIizaiions l.
there law whereby these disturbers Of the psblic
peace can be stopped in their midnight orgics4 On
Sunday evening we we're fearful that hand Of Chip
pewas had entered the city, and were carrying 81
their war-dance, 20 hdeous were tn sbou,iaes.---
Many Of our citizens were disturbed in ii cir evening
worship, and others in their peaceful elIiugs. On
Monday evening repetition Of the sam disturbance,
took place, in which FIJI groarn mon psrtieipz,cd
Now even children ought to know bette, bsl when
m~n take it upon themselves TO thus anao7 n ,,hoo
community, il is time the proper anhorii les n,,rfr,d
New LAW FIRM.-Messrs. Ames and Van E.ue,
have entered into partnership, and will deal 90, Is,y
from the brick block, Of Third aaa u nsest,
streets, IN quantities to suit customers Fhs .s >
strong team, and will in all cases warraat their ell
ent's success, where the law and evidence sustain
their clains-pfovided always that the ,,r, does p,,
give an adverse decision.
BLUM, at the New York Bazaar, ha. op baud ana
is continually receiving large invoice Of ar,g and
beautiful goods. Particulars next weel
Amos Dodge, Grocer, Robct, street can ruprl,
families and others with Of the b. Gsooeris
in market. His new stock is expected next seek or
which he will advise his friends His pccpl.er,o5,a-
ing prorensities enable him b", ex,reuei, , and
he CT Therefore sell cheap wi,hou, ,Iods cling t,,y
living price. Call on Mr.. Dodge.
Tenl Kellogg have done i, up 'Lr,,rc g, Al,
week. Their Equity" is fresh, aud ca be procured
at the old prices. See adv
Read the proceedings Of the Educatonsl C.are,-
ton The resolutions brief but pointed art
will probably meet the approval of uaja.ii, "a our
citizens
The Gaeaa Jefersonian, speaking oil .a- recent
Rinking OF the West Newton, very just remarks.
"The disaster calls to mind the fact lka, de,,n-
the twenty years in which boats have race .s,.,
from GaieDa to st. Paul no accident Of lhe ! rd
ever occurred before. In fact, no cafast,os.e D.
which human life has been lost, and wi ieh may a..
ly be attributed TO the of steam, has ever s.p2e
ed in that trade
The Newton was valued at $4,000 Heavy los.
no nsurance-machinery saved
The editor of the Minnesota De,noor. ,lass ia.
because he is tolerated by the Democracl Of ,h Ter
ritory, and has not been kicked out OF TIA rart at
he is authorized TO assume the power Of i-t.is bo
shall and who shall not belong TO the party, o hop
10 gain the fellowship of Democrats Poor David.
nc is endeavoring TO follow in the TO- s1eu- Of ola
iusrious predecessor" and, If we mis'ske na, Will
split on the same rock. The Democraoy # sl.pae,
sofa submit to dictaton from no source
THE STEAMER LuNErrE.-Ths an 70. .rna.e
boat which burned at tie same tine with the
Montauk and Robert Campbell, had or = erI a large
amount o: freight for merchants in ST. Paul Ms.srs
hey & Mey, and Harrington, had abou one hug1r.3
tons on board. This viii cause delav t.at r..,
possibly prevent these gentlemen from getting ther
freight up this fall.
ELEcTIoNE thereafter, fever we sheaiI
become candidate for office, we ntenj 90 cst tlc
editor OF the Democrat and his friends 90 eecioneec
against ms. il is certain success, Dung The ate
canvass, their efforts mainly direcied TO DAB ia
and Scott counties, and in those coontics We chained
almost a unanimous vote. II they ,a5 aboreI as
assdiousy in the rest Of the ,.istict there would
have been but few votes against us.
THK Poison CAsE.-Ne hav,a lready ra;.i the
fact that Prince GortschakoT. the Rnssi7n General
had. through his emssarieS, aitcmpcd L. oaisoq
Omar Pacha, the Turkish Commander ed thereby
rid himself Of powe,fu s'e An European Ply
clan was the tool used, but providen.ia, i've i-li
victim to his own dark deeds. Ii appeal .h.t 0uir
Pacha had been warned Of the intenton oi the IS
d., and thus caught him in his owi. ,rap:
Soon after being warned that there vs. 40 intention
TO poison him. he frigned he indisposed, aad -ea
Tor the medical man IN question to attend hira. This
person, after examining the patient oni To pre-
pare calming potion, which, on his ,einr. he pre-
zen feI IN, flnalr R...hn Il.
Chief of the Turkish army requested the phys,e,at
TO taste It first himself, and the other refused 10 10
so, he forced him to drink the who of % ~ A,s
presence. Seeing that The physician then wanted 10
hurry out, he forced him rena, tie ient j. o.
der that he mi ut Judge OF the effect of the potion
At the end otsoHc hours, the physician died i.om e
poison.-- Constitutional.
Omar Pacha is said 10 be much more able Gene
raj than his antagonist, and this is well known 70 tue
Gar of Russia-hence the desire to get him ON r.
the way.
The Illinois editors are to have an dtorisl Cor
vention at Springfield, on the 23d OF Noyemler-s
These Conventions are becoming quito general. The
first one, we think, held in Connecticut ia jane
last, and another is be held in TIE same Salte,
some time during the present month. We wish oaf
editorial friends Of Illinois and Conncclicut pleas.
ant time.
In reply to report in circulation that The congre-
CATION Of Henry Ward Bcecher had presented biz.
With farm worth 5000, the revcrend gentleman
says that the report is incorrect. One or two mem
oers Of his church had assisted him t. purchsse
country residence, worth $4,000, but he expects to
pay for it and he ninuaes that in future he hopes
,eople will mind their own business lie iocks Tor
ward to the time when public men will be obliged t,
exhibit their domestic matters, weekly, in imitation
If the Banks,) that their wholesome cor.i,oa laav
DO noted
The Dubuque Express learns that the body 5f Mr
Dryer, whose drowning we announced lew weeks
'go, has been recovered. The money be lad IA
iin, was found OIL the body.
MIR. A. F. Miltimore, a resident OF the town Of
Avon, Illinois, committed suicide ON the LII II o..