The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-08-18

DEATH OF JONATHAN RIcHe
Another Of the pioneer. of Western \
has passed away. The Hon. Jonathan -.
died at Aurora, Cayugl county, on Erid,
the age Of 10. He removed from \ a-.
Mass, to Cayuga. (,hen Herkimer cora,
1892. Being an enterprising, public spifi
though ike most of, the pioneers, with n ly
but his head and bands, ne was nearly lc-
employed in public business. Ills his. 81
meni, q military one, was from Coz ,
1895. In 1904, he was appointed 4 .'
the peace, but did not accept From is.
1912, he served as deputy sheriff and q.
having been four times appointed she.i b
Council under Gov. Ihompkins In 1872 h.
ed company Of exempts, which he conn.
In 1878 he was appointed Judge or Il
mon Pleas Cont; but Did not accept. +
year he was appointed L. s. Revenue { he
In 1878 he was elected 10 Congress.
He subsequently served as Il Conn.is ,,
diam the MonteZuma marshes, aud to INF
the Seneca river: Blu. for the last thirty ".
lived in retirement, enjoying the reward 3
pose which he had earned.
OF those who resided in Cayuga " er
Richmond went there, Thomas ,lanch
Genoa, is the only survivor la 1892. Ta
boro was the county seat for the then 49,
Hefkimer The first log cabin on The i.
Tract was erected where Mr. Richmond
Al the raising every white man on Il
which now numbers over half ii Mile.
present sixteen, all told
WoMAY.-The following extrac. from 81
delivered in the California Senate, bv Mr.. : ID
touching'y beautiful. The subject Was bil
rizng women 10 act as sole traders:
'When reflect upon the conduc. Of many
men in CalIfornia--thcir fathlessneSS t. ey .f-
which they made AT tho alt,r-hom coinplet
fail III the performance Of their dul.cs--bow
and industrious, faithful and patient women ar.
posed upon iIy worthless brutes OF husbands,
tyrants at home as dunkards and dobauchees
my respect for the SEX prompts me TO DO al
my power to protect her rights and secure he
ness.
Il love woman; have loved her al! nv Il
dying, hope TO be faithful to the same high
spring sentiments. For, and all the yalict. F..
temptations, struggles aud hopes Of existence,
brighter than all others, has lighted aud gut
onward. IL ever had any high and noble a
the exciting energy has been ia the approving
coming from the eve OF woman And ] Judge ,
tluence is thus upon others. Gentle in hes al,
yet mighty through her influence. her medium
AS powerful As the baiot-box; and she oniy ne.
protection OF law against those who have no Ia
their habits and p'opensities. She 'uiied n
bnyhood with the soft and winning influence =
bs auty and virtues.
Il remember my first love; nv haisy attic,
four years. ] have been In love nearl} every
slncc--save the dark and taylcss lays and yea
succeeded the desola,ed hearth, and made ihc
too, desolate. Aud never, sir, while rcmemb
mother. long since ia the grave remember thr
when she died; eevcr, while recoiiect my
and the abuses which might have been theirs ID,
while hold in memory one other-and her n
Is all that Is left To mc--shall refuse to CIV
voice, and my influence and my vote, for any me
necessary to protect and cherish the weaker aud
ter portion Of creation against the orpressn ION,
or abuses of my own sex. l hope the bill may q
The New York Times gives an appraised e,
the articles sent by foreign countries to the " 81
Far The English Department at s 204 1925
Italian Department, 76 ,ss5; the Preach Depal II
II 400; Holland Department. 15S,004: G
Department, 81, AGO; Belgian Department, Ii i,
Hamburger Department, 20 900; the total alnou
to S9ls, Jas.
The various schools of Boston have contr.b
SIS ~ to the Washington Monument. Gen.
little souls.