The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-15

FrasIrusr OF Hos. H. n. RioG.-AIr T. E.
It las s., ii sell IT aGciica Ca Tuesday nj 10 o'clock
A H.. ace rich and sp'endia furniture of Hon. II.
. Ricc Consisting Of new and beautiful carpets b,;-
..,s d,vans. chairs. and exery other article neccs-
.s.s sor 81 n furnished residence. The sale viii
..ise .ce al the Lite residence Of Mr. Rice, abe &c
f.~n
W cail attenou 10 the advertisement Of Mr., c.
-. Fillmore. He has complete stock of Grocerier,
Provisions sc., which he will sell cheap at the OLD
stsal Of J arlington, on ST. Anthony street.
A. ZOOS NUsE.-A Cincinnati contemporary
c.a1l issrrts y follows late ctu<on OF the gift
ei i.i, 4-nei -
=. y eivca striking fragment Of poetry by Alice
Cav, this morning. II is intensely vigorous in
l4olglf and has conpgctness Of oppression
We saould scarcely think Miss Alice would feel
highly corp ncnted al this IRON is very good in
IT. place-fr railroads, stoves, horsc-shoes and the
ke-hui he drawn into the delicate threads OF
pocsr ald pye into a concord of sweet sounds
low rude am vulgar II CRATES upon the poetic
err "a. ,he dis of driving rivets into boiler.
fMlnnes0tian.
Gar oeis,fhor is cap,ious why not feel compli-
Inco.rd Did the "Cincinnati contemporary" say
any lArs 40 ut iron being 'diawn out iato The DEL
i,.e threads Of poesy ~ Why, my dear sir, be
explo'y s,acs that the laIy's poetry had can iron
,,al,iocss # expression in otker words solidi-
.r. q strength Of thought and vigor, which COM
Inea..d il 10 he attention Of his readers. The con-
-u-.n # Cur neishbor is "far fetchcd,'' hut then
t.re IS cas1n for it-he has just returned from the
f1.' after ride on the Central Railroad, and his
iaia is blurred,
Trs EEcESr FIREs IN NEW YoRK.-Fhe
Times states hat " no rre that has occurred IN the
c. si1,e ID great disaster Of 1915, has resulted in
great aas,rnction of property, has thrown so
aln, of She aborng population OF the cay out Of
la,ae ana rmpIoyment," as the two conlagraiions
which oe-ar. on the cath Of November. The az
.ete,a,e lus- 100000 The amount of insurance
&. $500 .31) Number Of hands out Of empoyme
2)00
AWFUL tcSFLAGRATroN.-Thc thriving city Of
Council Blud visited by destructive fire on the
rslt OF sHe Lib ult., which destroyed property to
+.e amoaat Il 5000, 600 --coyeisd by insurance {,
ta, anoun. II So, 900 The Bug,e, and Guardian
a'd aue V.iey Offices, with their stock were near
ah -'stfosed. The buildings were all wooden, and
haine5 nita great rapidiiy.
Hon. Chss. G. Aherton, whose death we have al
ready announced, was born at Amherst ~ H.. and
vas Tie f Hon. c. Ii. Aiherton, Member of
Congress IN lsi4, colleague Of Daniel Webster.-
The younger Atherton was formerly Member of the
House, ard vas strong opponent Of John @. Adams,
GA ihe r'ghi Il petition. lie a member of the
.,enaie, ii .m s43 1910, and was connected with
tbat body 1t lae time Of his death.
Oae ttgaSand two hundred dollars have been sul,.
scnbed ior a monument to the lad, Knud Iversop. Of
Chicago VINO preferred to be drowned than TO steal
!, po,ud have been better have appropriated th.
money for the establishment Of Juvenile Reform
School Where nc sc ignorant boys who were the cause
OF his death. could have been taught what it is to
steal.
WI THEY CONE WEsrAFrom October .,
% Nov. &c Title a mouth, Is, 5O6 immyrao,.
arrived sac city Of New York In twelve months 8,
fine, at the ratio above, 3i2 ,O72 immigrants woud
reach our shores In five years. time III 800 q,
aeary three times the present population of N. Y
city What wlIbeco,ne Of Europe at this rate,
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