Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-26
Gon0eusinas.

IL lot on Main street, Galena w,,.
week, at 1884 per front foot. AH
One of the Michigan University buil5i,
burnt on the 18th instant va
II The Wings OF Philadelphia nav. ILL.,,
Mayor by $50 maj
-, 500 have been raised in Tol.do -
the erection of Bethel.
II A Congregational Convention b,
called to meet at Watertown on tn. 18th If Ts'
next
II The La Crosse Democrat says that s.x..
teen steamboats, stopped at that place duriD, :.
week. y"
II Letters from Havana BY the ,yr,;.
City, state that new fort is being erected g;I
IN the fortress opposite the bay
II A new paper is shortly 10 max. =,
pearance at the Fall of St. Anthony, Mipn.,,..
Territory
| II Mr.. Thomas Evans, late from New y,.l
has been appointed DENTS, to Louis Napoleon a.
his wife
Strange if Trus-Telegraph;c reports. b,a
from New York and Buffalo, state that W.,
key is quiet.
II The Powder Mills of Camden, Main, i,
ploded on the.2nd inst, destroying the eyiiDd.,
and sos barrels of powder. No lives lost
| "A Free Democratic paper has been started i
California, to oppose the division OF tne Stat, A.
the establishment OF Slavery
OvER 2,25OOOo II GoID.-The Illinois, vbi,,
lately arrived al New York, brought the ,bo,,
quantity Of gold on freight, and 4l9 passenger
Income # German RailrOGds-~Accordingt tan,
turns just Published the net income on all The Ger,
man railways shows an average Of4 BIO per cen,
II The Diaro,' paper at Havana is b,tso,
the appointment Of Mr.. Soule to Spain, and a.
presses hope that the court of Madrid viii 70,
receive him.
IL Il is stated hat the Sd and 9Th rolyu,,,,,
Macaulay..s History will appear soon The p.r,
cd embraced in These volumes extends TO ,hs a,
cession Of the House OF Hanover.
u The house OF Mr.. Cooley in Racine -,
struck by lightning during the storm of sa,u,d,,
might last Mr.. c, was somewhat injured b,
has since recovered
IL We learn from the Galena Js;Tersopi,,, r.,
Gov German, lately appointed Governor Of Mn.
nesota Territory, went up the river On The lOa
I inst. to his new home.
@ In the Minas District, Bio JaneriO. Ii.
mond, the size of pigeons egg, and valued r
100000, has been picked up by fsmal, ,l.u
the property of poor lame man.
/ IL We hear quite number Of Farmer. coz.
planning that they will be compelled to repr
their corn-the cold wet weather having ro,a
the ed.-[PlatteviIle American.
Great FIRE at Co,7ring-A fire at Cornins,y
Y. on the 10th inst. destroyed million Of 6std
Lumber, and some Of the finest buildnEI IN Il,
town.
Neenah is some" on theology. miniar
has been hung in efigy at that place and on, u
more excommunicatory meetings held VEN
opposed TO capital pumshment.--[Appls,on Cru [
The collector of the port of New York b,
| received letter, signed Importer" cOLtsinrg
1925, which the writer says belongs TO The ,ar
lernment
/ MIR. Thomas Drum, keeper Of old Fort A. +
knson, on Rock Island, III, accidentally shot BIN.
sell through the right arm, about two weeks aga
in consequence of which he has since died
Death By Hanging-The substance of the We.
dict of a recent coroners jury, on a man who did
in state of inebriation, was: Death by hlrs +
ling-round rum-shop."
John p HaIs-The New York Tribune SAP,
There is hardly public man now living vh'
IS so widely and justly esteemed outside Of a
party to which he belongs as John P. Hale
The New York papers of Saturday annOuast
on the authority OF dispatches from Wa,hhgi''
the following appointments for this State ''i'
r. Sharpstein, Dist Att, S V r. Absman, sH
shall; and Estes and Cady. Timber Agents.
! IT,, --,1o, SUM- rba Steamer London, Orsf
way down from the Saul last week, stuck 0h'"
rocks, a few miles on this side of that place 10
sunk. Capt Clement has gone up in the PT'F'
Ter Eclipse to the London's relief
"A collision took place on the 9th inst oa~
Patterson Railroad, by which two were killsiiH
several wounded. Poor shot-if they don't G
better next time, the stock of that road Will scare
| iy be worth par.
| The IRISH Heart - About SIX millions Of Or
lars were RENTED 70 ireland last year from va
Gus countries, but mostly from the United SaA
by Irish Emigrants, TO enable their friends TO e
igrate. This explains the secre; of the lrsa y
lies.
MeriHO Sherp-Mr Jewett, of Vermont, hHI p
imported III superior Merino Sheep from
south OF France. Their average cost per ."
was $40, expense of transportation $50 TO ~
In this country, they viii bring from $40
$500.
II A small child Of Mr.. Sylvester, Of D'I'
Prairie, had one of its thighs badly broks' ?
day last week, by being let fall from the ITS''
It's nurse.
Lumber East The Philadelphia lnquiTsf"p
The Susquehannah has been in fire raffi7g 0'
for several weeks past Large quantities I" -
Der have already reached market and Il
there is much more on the way. 1t Is n0'
opinion of dealers that the price Of lumDef
decline, notwithstanding the great demand ]"