The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-05-07

Poor Mrs. Alderman
Thinking how sober he
Nv vas sr, IN Tna Gays;
pru pS' s ,ee a., In Son naa
uiccoughing ssDearcSt (Iic
Welcome (Ac , home!"
The supposition that our Alderman ever ,roK
~ 49, LII % el'l!eS gcatu'tous. one glance
~ 'uc DiIis lor carrlage-hlre settles that ques-
tlon.-.beD York Tribune.
SINGULAR HlsroRY.-Elibu Yale, the founder
OF iale College at New Haven, Conn, lies
purieu al the church in WreXham, Wales. His
monument, plain altar tomb hears This in
Scription. ~ -
In Afric Travelled, and in Asia we'd
mere long he lived and thrved, in London dead.
And that S,s se ,n IN, ne a; 50 hope as sven
You that survive and read this tale, take care
Ior this certain exit to prepare,
smell sweet and iessn, e m ths s 81 Inc ;nst
The stu,,,.. 80 81 VI. '"."t "u''
corded that Mr. Yale went out to the East In
oles from this country as an adventurer. and
becoming wealthy, obtained the presidency of
Madras. and is said to have ruled with n most
oppressive authority. He caused his Groom Tn
be hanged for riding out fayorite horse Will,
England, where he was tried for the crime hut
by some means escaped all punishment eycent
heavy fine. lie died in l324
The following pathetic scrap was nickcd nm
I'm the rotunda of the Capitol. at WASHINGTON
one day last week:
81 wouid not live a,Uars. .ss NJ,
Where visions Of Office grow less day by day
my letters and petitions lind chance of peru
Whern nv n,o,s ,o- -, 49,.
That would not live Away ask NOT TO star.
III prove by leaving Washington this very day.n
Tho o5;tor sc .t
inc ronn oir ~ N 81 Aua,ahu w Herald nav
e ~. N''o"'' MS SUI poeocaily eNcialms:
Are with the devl to handle at Will
MaS r. or an is gwen xna reader that You
''e '''' MS u"e''
grand prize lie sars he has Troy mas onere req
will give a snlondid I> 81 ~ .hn anu
who Will write the ionrost toSni ~ inc person
Ing subjects nuttinr t2o va .'..I
win the least sense and meaning, and using
Latin quotations In at least every other line
Strikes amono worl,non bo,.o ,o,o,
common at tbo Eat tha. 81 n"'. oeCone 90
other NIGHT in Nv ynri, 80 suppei even 'nc
the FOLLOWING toast. VIM" '0S' "e'n"aic gave
The Stote Pr;so,,, soc, os.o,,;,,.
no lear OF strikes.
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cbantor s.o Iuiio !, iateiy puoiished an entire
~ "oulu DC new to most of his readers,
ro,
of A. 1880 to aHyoi ONE own ftSEHM~..!n one
stances o ~ Sselcnes OF the Engiish, IN
1ars 81 , mr. given u men "ho' passing FOR dull
nan.t- LII Arcs' nave nad JOKE at their f.l-
str;a. oh one Wag. an itaiian. lately gave it in
his ow I"H ntn .ia. CERTAIN torches made under
al procession Lo!-Whilst at the fomb, the
torcnes having burned down to combustibles,
equibs crackers, and other holiday fire. works
exploded from the funeral lights. Thus may I,
man ENJOY his own funeral.
What ia tho dea,a,o ,o. :
l.rent.en onI .o.,',.,, IN, nt Wei the ages Oh
and 5onn,, a. I...y nc ,orher Is careless
''''e' 10 '''" 'e'S anu ""PPy.
A minister's wife being asked the place of
her nativity, replied: " / am so unfortunate as
not to have any native place. was the dauph
ter Of ciergyman!'
Zoo, Ammonia, .
swan: Conppr. ;n NJ ~ 'ry mo''ce Oh inc slack
o"an' oonoei. IN wv 1ofh. as 1t appeared
IN the papers OF that city, the following notice
is appended:
PARTICULAR NOTlcE.-No colorcd persons can
DC admitted. as there is no part of the house ap-
propriatcd for them.
A ..En;cbt n Tho VIII. o,,. a.. .u.
snr ;nt,n;r7.. az , ,ns nmp m'nrs tne ioiio"
ever get over the traces!"
"Wbat door cooa mo, ,s., co, p,o.,
mnst no obSor,.oS NJ ,n' "cli ~. ielcc
pers saw his Cabinet aro al, IL w - Inc pa
Monday If is nloo.ont an AXE ~ ut Io'a;ea on
Shrlstian associates around him. Still don't
KNOW that it's best to have them all belong to
one church" And the old lady went to sleep
No oH so 'hportaht topic.