The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-03
NUMBER 12.

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80
.N' noMAN,' t iAhRiAGE.-''h 'hc last trip OF the
.iio oeeu.icu W!iich Is beyond tnose ordinary
trahsaetiohs that make up the sum total OF hu-
man eAis,chce. Al an carry hour. as we are In
,orincu' lh's meet ana hople steamer might nave
oeeii seer, LearihS Tic Town ol OrehVlilc. Inc
ANXIOUS LOOKS exchanged between many OF her
passehgeIS' portehded that there was some
tnllie eN,raordii'ary about TO occur. was 1t
Plchcu were tiie eAclahiallons OF thosc VINO
saw Dul did not comprehend the mystery. At
lehglll The matter was explained by the an
nouncemeht that II there was Judge, Justice,
OF farson on board his services were required.
Every one breathed easier, for now it was
clear case &c OF matrmony and that, too, ION the
found in the person of Judpr Barnett who be.
ing on his way to Greenviile mon beino intro.
duced to the couple. declared Ills readiness tn
solemnize the bans on the arrival of the steam
er mt that place. Every body WAS hannv for a
wedding is ALWAYS ioyful eycnt whatcver the
consequences NAV be that result from It. Tn a
few minutes the boat arrived. and after she was
fairly landed. the famous " shepherd how
Thomas G.. Noel of Jefferson led firth from jbe
ladies cabin the beautiful and accomnlished
Miss lydia Stinson. of Evansville attended bv
the charming Miss v. of New Orleans and a
gentleman from France whom his honor in tho
nresence of a hundred nassangers AVOID into
speechless silence bv his imnr' ssive manner
proceeded in the bcautiful formula ), of Jndi,
cial rite. to make them one and sealing the;,.
VOWS at his command saintn the bride ;, MT.
tered with distinct and measured tones the
brcatbless stiffness was lroknn NV tb. s;muI.
taneous echoes from a bundrcd tonIes ~iona
live in hlissfn, bann;ness tho Ua5do1 na;r
The steamer Immediately unloosed ber moor.
mos. and Cantain la Raroc With becomino Il.
while few" bottles of champagne suffered
and all went merry as marriage bell. The
two, who first met on deck as strangers left the
same at the Crescent City linked in golden
chains to pursue one life and one pathway.
May that life and pathway be to them over un-
clouded.-Sf. Louis Republican,.
Tprpm,r F,,ur ~, MN, p,,-., IT,, p
last nioht from Nnu nr1aans -, s ooiun's, .h Ia
fobt occurrcJ ON hoord thn ltoOrar 'I n,an .na.
on Tnosdov Loci 1ur;, IL, IN Dso, ';
ono woman waro tiiIaJ Tha,o VIZ 80 ,not :. anu
noars a l,roo numhor Of Irsh f.,.;I;o. - ~
roinn 70 NoS, nrinans " n ''h",, .,o E I ueon'
sn;,o5 ~ Mo,,,L;a ..u Wa.a 80 ~: 'os -.
hoord ond h, snn,o ,.a",,a s ~ ~. sos III
,',;th Gown, ftho I";sh ~. ,".y - 9ualIei
of them "nJer.ooI to hn h;' Sn hno" m sess.a Sra,
out revolver and fred into the party six
times instantly killing three men and one wO-
man. The kentuckian was afterwards set up
on by others Of the deck passengers and badly
beaten, so much SO that he was not expected to
recover. The tragedy happened between Men,
phis and Helena. The bodies of those killed
were buried at the latter place. The names OF
the parties engaged in this affair our informants
did not learn, nor any further particulars in re-
ference TO IT, the dresden was on her way
from this port to New Orleans-St. Louis
Repu6.
A YOUNG THIEF.-Allcn came yery near los
ing one of his most valuable horses few days
since, A boy, about II wears of age known In
our town by the name Of Wm SNYDER, on Sun
day hired a horse and top-buggy TO 90 to still
water. On Monday night. ex-Sheriff LuII. Of
St. Paul. being at Rush river m his retnrn
from Cbippewa River. recognizing the estab-
lishment, and suspecting that ali was not right,
prevailed ON the vounpstcr to remain there fo,.
the night, during which the ex-Sherif pliedhim
SO closely with questions, as to satisfy himself
that bis purpose was not to return the establish
ment. Whereupon he took forcible possession,
and on Wednesday last restored the horse and