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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-24
Cheapest and most Economical Stoves
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Tie W0UId AGAIN epeat has The sghes he
ton IN RECOMMENDING this stove, standing in the esti-
nation icompetent judges without rival or the most
distant approach TO yalshp and would most confident
y challenge the entire trade the trial Reneuber if
IT does not suit, just bring back your none, will
be ready for you.
have also on hand large assortment of pREYIrN
goX AND PARLoR STOVES, AT reduced prices: ii ,ware
wholesale and retail job work on the shortest no.
tce and the reasonable terms for cash For sale
by J. H. BYERS
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
And the latest Fashions

TLUVHSV
MRS NJ l.. STOAkES, st. ANTHONY ST. St Paul, has
AVA just returned from the City Of New York with a
stock OF Millinery ware. very much superior any
goods in her department Of trade, offered in the
Territory. To her usual stock, she has added Gloves
Mtts, Needles, Pins, Tapes and many other new art-
Giles. She has also taken pains obtain the
ions of this and the winter seasons; all of which she
VIII De nappy 10 snow to such us call 2 21-tf
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
VvNHiS unrNailed cure for coughs, colds hoarsness
d bronchitis, whOopng cough. croup. asthma and
cOnsum pon, well known to require any certjd
Gates, il constantly kept for sale at ichcox d Aytc
and Jarvis in ST. Paul ana by dealers medicine evers
where
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THE STONE STORE.

NfU Uo00S az LOtc Prices.
II ~. SUPSON, corner of Third and Roberts streets
- has Just received an entire stock of Dry Goods
Boots Il Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware, Woodenw are
0ueensware, etc. Furniture, large stock; Farm impie-
menis oil ali kinds etc etc. to which he invites the
tenfion of purchasers.
June % ISL Jim
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LEX. REY takes the opportunity Of the New
IA Year to announce 10 his customers that though
has sold large portion Of his winters supply he has
yet good assortment Of the following articles:
Mess Pork by the Dbl. Crackers.
Hama and Shoulders. Maecaroni
Prime Sugar 10 lb pr q Peared Barley.
Clarified do do. Preston Chocolate.
Crushed IS do do. Cod Fish.
Pow'd do do. MackeIel.
Loaf Sugar Herrings.
Belchers syrsp, soc pr gal. G. A. Salt.
DO. do. 10 gal ky 81 so. Table Salt.
Prime Mols 6Oc pr gal Palm Soap.
Cider vinegar IS do do. varissated Soap.
Rio Coffee, Prime article, CASTLE do.
! ID to the Dol Carpet Warp.
Java ext. do do. Cotton Batting.
Imperial Tea. Cotton Irvine.
Y. IL. Tea. Bed Cord.
Black Tea. Ciothes Lines.
Dried Apples. Do Pins.
Preserved Fruits. Starch.
Prunes, in jars and boxes. Indigo.
Raisins. Wash Boards.
Currants. Wash Tubs.
Cnron, Covered Buckets.
Fresh Lemons Painted do
Extract Of Lemon Well do
Tomato CaisuP. Clothes Baskets
Pepper Sauce. Market do
Spices. Brooms.
Ginger. Door Mats.
Mustard Axe Handles.
Yeast Powder. Matches.
Cream Tartar. Havana Cigars.
Soda. Smoking Tobacco.
Sal1ratns Chewing do pigs 4 pap's
Sweet Oil. Rifle Powder
And all the articles belonging TO our hne.
We have also agood article of Minnesota Cheese,
and shoulders cured by ourselves
dec29 ALEX. REY
GROCERIES,.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
b. WAIT d. CO, Third street, st. Paul. have
LIE yet on hand full of their, recently
large and well selected of Groceries and Provis-
ions, which they offer the public, wholesale RETAIL
at the lowest market price. Their stock consists in
part. as follows:
IS bills v. O., Clarified, Crush d and Pow'd Sugars
sacks Coffee,
chests Tea,
10 bbls Molasses,
do Golden Syrup,
IS do Ktndalps Crackers
20 do Pilot Bread,
IS do Flour,
II sacks Dried Apples,
do do Peaches,
II bbls Mess PORK,
do Vinegar
Lard, Cheese, Mackerel Goldfish Salt, Soap Candles
Starch, Salaratus, Powder, Shot, Wooden Ware, DC.
jan20-40
J. f. FULLERTON.
A T his old stand which is known to great many
N friends, especially those who have patIonized him
so long, Keeps different stock Of Goods from, ihs mix
ture which he formerly kept lie keeps Dry
Goods aione including prime selection Of Ready
Made Clothing and the largest and best stock of Boots
and Shoes ever spened any where, including Ladies'
shoes. He has also variety of Blankets, Whitney and
Horse Blankets, which he always has done he sells
at prices to suit his friends
TRUE BILL.
n say what mean when proclaim loudly, TO the
people OF the Territory, that have got too many
Goods, and that II is so near spring, now selling
them of at actual COST NEW YORK, counting
freight and expenses nothing. IL any doubts let
him come aud be convinced. Come every body, and all
al once. A 7. CHAMBLIN,
Lower Third Street, 81. Paul.
1V1 the Office Of WILKIN l. VAN ETTEN.
81. Paul. July, 9, 1852. l2-tf
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GROCERIES AND PROYISIONS.

GRUCE1 rs a ND PKOV ISTONSe
TIME subscriber has just returned from below with a
large and we'll selected stock Of Groceries and Pro-
VISIONS which he offers wholesale and retail the low
est market rates for cash. and would respectfully invite
the attention of the citizens OF ST. Paul and the
rounding country to examine his stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere he has in the following
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DR.. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
agreeble and useful compound for diseases of the
IN chest ard lungs-General Agents Barnard, Bro 6r
Co.. ST. Louis, bio. For sale by the Druggists Of Gale.
ma; ST. Paul, by }. W. Babcock Hitchcock &, Kellogg
and VIM Constans; at -. Anthony, by J. p Wilson.
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THE NEW AND UNRlVAI.ED COON
SIONE. CEAkEER OAK.

FEE subscriber would respectfully inform the public
mar he has, after great difficulty and expense PRO
cured large stock of the above and elegant Cook
Stoves This stove combines III its uction and ar
ransencht. all the modern improy ements Of the age in
greater perfection than any other ever in market
lie aware, pulling every new thing the order nf th
day hut there is none of that i'll this instance Thu,
stove Ia all all lis friends claim for it, and that is simnv
ana only that 1t Is infinitely superior stove now
eXant Purchasers are distinctly and IMPLICITLY inform
ed hai, IN ITS operations, utility and durability does
not meet ieiF entire and unqualified Appreciation their
money VIII be refunded To them upon return Of the
stove Every article OF furniture is Of the best quality
IN workmanship and OF the latest improvements.
All who are DESTROYS OF procuring of best cook
stoves offered for sale i'll this market or any where
eise are respectfully invited TO call and examine, ihi.
stove Tor themselves before purchasing elsewhcre il
they do not, they will assuredy be sorry for IL The
moment they examine il. Ii is OF the
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BOOTS ~ SHOES.

Mems eaii grained kip and thick Boots and PROGRAMS
boys and Youths do do, calf lp goat ensme
eled Jenny Lind and hid Boosees Ladies goat y and
ehaH'iied BushIHs, Ladies' rcl cold Caters and half
CATERS and BGskins, Of quality and price fill
aud complete assortment OF the different sts Of Mig
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A LEX. REY takes the opportunity Of the New
"A Year to announce 10 his customers that though he
has sold large portion Of his winters supply he has
yet good assortment Of the following articles:
Mess Pork by the Dbl. Crackers.
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The American Tract Society.
INTERESTING FROM the CHINESE EMPIRE


special meeting Of the Board Of Directors of the
American Tract Society was held Monday the 10th
inst VIM. B. Crosby, ESQ, in the chair. Prayer was
offered by the Rev. Dr.. Spring. The Rev. Nehemiah
Adams, D. D., Of Boston, unanimously elected
member Of the Publishing Committee in the place Of the
amented Rev DR. Edwards.
The usual monthly meeting Of the Executive Committee
slio helc H. nday among the letters read from
foreign lands was from the Rev. Mr. Roberts, OF
China, On his way TO Marking al e reqet of iriend
and pupil the kadcr Of the important Chiness revolution,
kno,cedsin9 prertou grant Of Tie TSdd Society which he
says, ",tu be the first IF the benevolent train in the occu
pdnty Of this ntU fed Of aefslnes higher honor and
,fder sphere iooutd be hard 20 find On earth
Rv Mr.. BENJAMIN, Of Constantinople, alludes to
edifien Of the "Ilgrms Progress ia Armenian issued
by the funds and requests casts Of engraving
for this and ott er works. The Engl.h and American
stantnope, which largely attended, and $3.50 col
lcted The lame day the combined fleets Of Engand
and France ents ed the Bospsorus
An earnest appeal from the Paris Tract Society
presented which showed that the tract operations
extending in Fra nee, and that deb of "a 600 francs
weighed heavily upon that institution. Tbs Ssadwich
ISLANDS mission also a. ks for increased appro ,raon
10 vitwb these and previous communicate ms from
Missions eies and missionary boards toned 70
receive aid from the Tract Society, the Committee
thorzed apJ rcpa'ion in cash to bs RENTED previously
to April to the amount Of $50 COO followsFor he
evea missions in China, 81 50o for the missions 10
Northern India 81 600; for nine missions ia Southern
India 1880; for countries the Mediterranean, in
cludng Italy, So 400 for Continental Europe 50 500 for
the Sandwich lsbn and Canada, lloo reserved TO
meet new cla,ms, $500.
The receipts of the Society for the past month were
$27 219 including sl7l04 for publications. The issues
from the DepoAtory for the period amounted 10
SIS 1856 AZ the srs,uitous eircuatisn among the css
tuta since April exceeded thirty four million pages
Every good man must rejoice in the nts
Of this institution and cannot bat desire TO
share in such wide spread sbors for the benefit o.
country md the world
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Some few months ago noticed that certain eater.
prsing young merchant, who is connected wi line Of
packet ships to the Pacific o:eau and has his office
At or near sne foot of Wall street. earsd ships
and barks for port in the Bra zs and market At the
time Inclined to have dou BIT to the destina
ton OF tt ese vessels ard desired to know what
terprse was saoat By inquiry ", EARNED that Of
those vessels {the lnca carried out fifty
and above her crew, and thGt she also took board
cannon and small arms, with ample quantities Of
ptioD. Among the vessels from this port the Lam
ak, Thorndhe, Carlo Maurap,J @. Adams and others
The secret ia now out some Of the above vessels
haze returned, vila full cargoes of guano 10 TIL and
tthsr ports.
This guaIo is from recently discovered islands in
the Caribbean Sea- We have obtained correct information
tbs subject and esn that the cky discoversrs have
haze and to arrive . sufficient quantity which
to realize handsome fortune In short time will lay
before readers full statements Of all the crcum
stances including the In which the first dis
eovery made. II Is narrative in which there IL
srsa, deal CT exciting ard romantic incident 1t is aso
proof Ct the enterprise and energy o. merchants
nd yeamer
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II nrinc AMalrS.

A GRxAT CARGO A GREAT Snip Among other art-
css engaged By the Great RspubK, for Liverpool the
following, via
Ateut o COO tbIs -four.
10000 TO II, 600 bushels Of COZ and What.
900 bales Of cotton
$500 barrels OF rosin.
l,CC0 tercss Of beet, &c, ITO.
Having aksn much freight che oross the bar
At Sandy hook Nth, Al. will 1t is raid, haul out into the
stream On Tharsday or Friday n'Et.
Lirsn-McsGs. Luptop MsDisrnid will launch at
Green Point to day, at l1o'cock, The aeaHsr Adelkie,
in,.nasd for the rive trade In Csufsr niA
SIurwsrgx AND Loss LFE Schooner Sylph, Dunn
vi lcb FAILED from Quebec for Ragged hlsnds ard Liver
pool N s., 10 ul, with genAral cargo, wrecked OF
POINT o< Apttcns about tte 10Th aad all board
psrisnsd. The schooner WAS forsd bottom up.-HaIfas
heCoydsr.
NE OspIrss AID Casw oy Ty ccrTm BAmTos.-we
tsr R~rsOn avis Who re. urine yesterday from Kiswss
Island tsst be had made sIsmiL alton Of ns ten
.s further than had been previously efplo ed, AMI
fha, tvo b. dee had been washed since SUD
DAY ,x Ia all Ths bodes 81 Geo Carter. OF New
Eogrd psnsr Jas solivaD, master at arms; Joseph
Bowtsr, coo,si boy, With tao ether feAmsD wh Iss
nsmya unl ROSE idsEthed as hslongog % the
a. f.iee cutter Hamilton and these formed sthout
snubt Ls eres u the boat Ia -hch Idsutsn.nts
Hives sua saurdsrr and II Ia thought that the bodies
sLoss IN ers may 10 the surf the beach and
q aiu a., Lieut. Kslog Of the G,reop Davis has bssn
eft 90 Es island b. Capt Psse 10 take arge OF their
f,msns or thoe. n Cspt Rudupn, soy Of tbs seamsn
-: nay 10 Saste. ssLns.--Cs sl9a Courier, DE-. II
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long voyage. A collection was taken up in aid Of
the funds of the Domestic Committee.

long voyage. A collection was taken up in aid Of
the funds of the Domestic Committee.
TIE third lecture o. Mr.. Bonrccault wa delivered
last evening to q crowded house. TT e rights and
wrongs OF women was the subject Our report is
crowded out till tomorrow.
yetoes were abunlaut IN the CorAmon COuncil last
evening, as viii be seen by the official reports in
another column. Messages were received fro n tie
Mayor in which ne announcei the int ntion OF With
holding his signature from the measures authorizing
the Manhattan Railroad Company to lay track il
Broadway providing for the enlargement Of Battery
eighth street, near Broadway and instructiug tn ,
Comptroller to withdraw the prosecution OF the salt
for sinking block at pier 80. As the session is so
near at end it is probable that the Council will
lose further time, but pass the Broadway railroad
project by twothirds vote, and thus make it law
despite the disapproval of the Mayor.
Snow commenced falling in this vicinity yester-
dag aftsrRoon, and so continued until three o'clock
this morning at which time about thres inches
in depth Telegraphic dispatches announce that
the weather was very cold; and snow storms pre-
vailed in various sections of the Norlh and West.
Necessity compels us to omit, ia connection with
may columns of local and miscellaneous reading
notices Of the performances at the theatres and otker
places of nent last evening. The advertise
meLts will furnish all information requisite con
ing the attractions offered at the different establish
meIts tonight.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YORK, Doc. ~, 1908.
DEAR SAVIOUR Warrington correspondent, Ia yester
days journal states that Il to receive the contract
(in connection with another gentman) for fupplyn
the House Of Representatives with stationery through
the OF Mr. 70 ney the Clerk II il wi much
grs that compelled to say that Jour correspondent
does IN state the fact unfortunate the good fortune
has not ,allen on (the contract has been gvsa
,eme fc FIVE months back II 1t had you may be as
cured the Job would have been promptly attended TO-
With proper regard fI the nterest of the government
&C tne time, hore rot losing sight Of own
Allow me m.,1ton, hosever that contemplate in
aslsEmant and will be reedy then TO attend to any
cts or other ness In that hoe that be
cured from my friends ard the public without distinction
IL D. rty or the thckpss, of their shs with great
on patch and CT lie cost reasonable terms Very res
sc.p,.y. R.CJAsD q. CONNOLLY. "a
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THE RxyOLT ON BOARD THE SHIP JAMES WRIGHT
DEATH OF Mr.. SIMPSON, THE FIRST MATE.
It will be recollscted that Joseph Mathews and four
others Of the Of the ship James Wright were
rested some short time since and indicted the Grand
Jury Of the United States Circuit Court for revolt and
assault Mr. shad,sk Simpson, the frst mate Of that
vessel while lying at Quarantine Simpson died at his
residence No 1ca Hamersey street, Sun day morning
and the four prisoners viii probably be held for
homicide; but the ARRAY occurred within the jurs.
dcton Of this State the win not within United
States Court but the law of this State The facts In the
simply that the ship was at Quarantine, ready
for the 4th d Novem ber and the crew coming
board under the influence OF liquor were not exactly
htted to receive the orders OF the mate who dreted
them to weigh anchor. They refused TO comply, and .
melee eneued ard Mr.. simpson received severe beating,
and also stab in the back Of the head inflicted with
large knife alleged by the sailor Mathews, aided and
abetted BY evera others The pilot Of the ship witnessed
the srsy, and is understand the only person who
Gid except those parry concerned Mathews and his
four arrested for the revolt and assault
ard have since that time been kept in Jail Yesterday
Cor orer ODonrel called to hold inquest on the
body OF deceased post r,oym examination was made,
and the evidence ~ duced by the physicians went to show
coreutivey that death produced by the injury in
icied with the knife jury was sworn, but in conse
queIce Ct the wsnt Il witnesses the postponed
until TO day In order the presence OF the pilot
who wi'nesked the assault The inquest will be held at
the Coroners olhce
srrDrS DEATH OF An USKSows MAS--Yssterday Coroner
Hilton held inquest At the Fourth ward police station
horse the bocy OF aged man, whose name at pre-
sent is unknown who was taken suddenly in \ ft and
f IN Cherry II eet insensibe Officer Murphy, Of the
Fourth ward, Jed him 70 Dr. Aoes drug store but
he after died. Di. Abel examined the body Of de-
ceaed and gave his opinion that death caused by
serous apopexy The deceased waabout 10 OF
i've feet six inches high OF gentesl appearance with gray
hair and whiskers, crossed in black cloth coat black
cashmere pants and vest and drab overcost lavender
colored gloves boots and india rubber shoss black
silk hat with bombs zpe it, the makers in the
hat was Nv. T. Dniger, N. Y" On his person Was q
pair Of Gern silver spectaces eighty cents
IN change The jury rendered verdict Of "Death caused
by serous apoplexy"
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Mails for E-lrope.

THB NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The roya! mail steamship Niagara, Captain Lsisoh win
cavs Boston Wednesday, a, 2 O'CLOCK for liverpool
Subscriptions and entertainments for any etisn u the
Hw YORK BEAIn will be seivsd the folio wing paoss
n Europe
LvTPooI-John Hunter, No. Paraaire s.rest-
LoNpoS-Ed wards, Sanford & Co.. Crnhill.
VIM. Thomas 4 Co. No. 70 Catherine street
PARs-Iivingston Wells X Co, Place d. Ia Bourse.
B. u. Revon, No IL Rue lie Ia Bsnqus.
The European mails will close in ths sly at quarter
% three o'cloak This Afternoon
The WEEKLY HHKAID will be published At half past Minis
s'eock this morning. Single copies IA Wrappers SIX
renee,
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Meils for the Pucsfic.

TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The United States mail steamship George Law sptain
1s60wan viii leave this port this afternoon at two
o'olock, for Aspinwan.
The mails fcz California and 9th parts of the Pacific
viu close 1T one O'Clock.
The NEW YcKE WEEKLY HERALD, California edition
ining the latest intelligence ronGn parts OF the world
yin be Published at ten o'clock THE morning.
Nsgle copies hxpence. Agents will please send in
their orders early possible.
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Catv Intelligence.


TIE wnATHm-Snow fell yesterday afternoon. the first
Of the 1t continued till late hour at night CIV.
ing many and jovial hopes Of sleigh ride od sieghs
ton Of becoming useful Whether this snow gives reai
ration to these hopes not Is probable that very soon
the sgng Of sleigh bells viii from every street.
Of the State Of New York. and the Commissioners
Of Land ONCE in this State and ohsr public officers,
wiz visit the hsrber to inspect Wednesday Of this
week The committees appointed under the third,
fourth and fifth resolutions adopted by the public meet
ing held at the Merchants Exchange on Friday, the
10th inst will be announced in the morning papers of
Wednesday Notices will also be sent TO each Der Of
the committees.
NARROW ESCAPE OF THE KSIcKERBocKm BAsK.-Ths
building in the Eighth avenue, yesterday morning had
narrow escape from destruction At o'clock the floor
ing of the ST. Nicholas Insurance Office discovered
to be burnt through and the beams and planks
the banking rooms nearly burnt through also. FoItu-
naely discovered by the bank watchnan so ~ to
give the alarm time extinguish It, The fire caught
from the furnace the pipes leading too near the beam
and floor.
EMEErrSG OF THE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY This associa-
lion held Aional meeting last ming, at its
twenty members. Mr.. Linsay a2po,ntsd chairman,
in the absence Of the president Shepherd Knapp The
business Of the meeting opened BY the reading OF
upon the rofe, by Mr. Mead, enc OF the seere
taries, which listened to with much attention and
ELECTED much applause. This was followed by an essay
upon the same subject by Mr. Parsens which was also
. fine production. discussion hen took place upon
the subject Q, the evening the Culture ., the Eoss
Mead and others related their experience going into
analy tcal history Of the rose from the cutting and
pt tng the twg TIL its bloom The best SOIL the proper
Temperature the mode Of treatn emit and other points,
were fully discussed, creating interesting debate
Upon the close of this discuss len the meeting adjourned
FREs.-About half past twelve O'Clock yesterday
ing fire broke out in the drying room Of the Howard
Hotel, kept by Clark Bailey. The damage was about
three hundred dollars
81 Sullivan street, which sxtngaishsd with tring
damage
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Stationery for Congress.
NEW York, Dec. 10, 1853

JAMES GORDON BENNETT Eco -
sIR-Isee 1t stated by Jour Washington correspondent
that s rumorsd that hold contract, will got one,
to supply the Houss Of Representatives with stationery
big TO state that no. the recipient of
tract OF any description under any department Of the
government have ever been applicant expect
TO be. Very truly, EMANUEL B. HARE.
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a letter from Washington on various subjects
1t is too long for publication, and contains
some matters which it might not be Just to
all parties to publish without further proof
We note however. two points about which we
will ask question. Perhaps some impertinent
member of Congress may inquire, and find out
the truth
Is it true, that although Congress at last ses-
sion made no appropriation for the payment of
the two thousand dollars additional salary (be
sides the six thousand heretofore allowed, )grant
ed last session to each member of the Cabinet ;
and although the constitution Of the United
States declares that no money shall be drawn
from the Treasury but in consequence of APP
preparations made by law" &C., (sec. 9, Art. ~
yet the Secretary of the Treasury has paid
tie additional salaries out of fund appropri-
ated for another object? Will any one find out
the truth of this matter?
Secondly-Is it true that LAID warrants to
large amount have been granted for military
services in what is called the AroostoOk War?
1t is worth inquiring who is responsible for this
last act, as well as for the violation of the
constitution involved in the first. Do Cabinet
officers forget there is such a procedure as i'm
Deachmpnt2
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
IMPORTANT TRANSACTIONS In COUNCIL.
FOUR VETOES FROM The MAYOR.

The b roadway Railroad Project; The Bat
terry Place Enlargement Scheme; The FIT
ty-eiRhth Street Bell. tower Bill, and the
Order to Restrain the Comptroller from
Prosecuting the Pier Suit, oil DlsapprOved.