The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-03-23

DAILY PAPERs.-OW neighbor of the Democrat
has issued his prospectus for the publication Of daily
paper from the first OF May next In addition to the
daily Pioneer and daily Democrat, anotLe err daily is
lated, to he called the St. Paul Daily Times,
the prospectus Of which will be found in another
column.
The last named paper is enterprise, bv gen
t!emen well known in ST. Paul, all practical printers,
and possessed OF the necessary industry and perse-
vcrence to make money, if the undertaking can Ike
made to pay. They have all been connected with
the Pioneer Office duin, the i,s, winter, and we have
no hesitation in saying that they well deserve to sue
coed in their iauddblc Undertaking.
VIII the Ninncsotan hang back, or is the senior
awaiting the result of the Charter Election, fearful
that the publication Of a prospectus for daily will
mar his prospects Tor seat in the City Council.
LYNcHING IN WIscoSsIv.-A mob Of 400 men.
recently hung Nh. Cartwright, OF Washarl County.
Wis, aged go years, ia most summary manner. 1t
appears that some time ago Mr.. c. took possession
of iorty lot which in dispute, and there
upon obliged TO leave the place. He had been
absent abou, one year, and on his return home his
the mob. On not appearing, several persons entered
the house, when Mr.. c. was discovered standing at
the head Of the stairs armed with a nuske,. He
ordered them not to approach, when they rushing up
stairs, he fred and the foremost one falling dead the
rest rctrcated They then attempted 10 burn the
house, when another man was shot by Cartwright,
and the next morning, the proper authorities
promising to protect him nc delivered himself up 10
them. He taken u Justice of the Peace office
far examination, when he was seized by the mob,
tied hand and foot, and hung the nearest tree, his
body being suspended FIVE hours, when his friends
permitted TO take il away.
MORTALITY AMONG THE CHIPPEwAs.-Re-
ports have reached directly from the Chippewa
country that the small pox is making frightiuI in
road among the Indians. The reporter, Mr.. Lee
fevre in one lodge dead, and refused to visit
in which it said fifteen 6fclcss bodies law
Gov. German has been prompt in rendering medical
aid for the poor destitute savage.
DR.. Mann has left for the scene Of affection and
terrible mortality, and will render all the aid that
circumstances will permit, to stay the further pro-
gress Of the disease.
PhoGREss OF THE WAR.-The news from Eu-
rope still Indicate general war twill be observed
that Austria does not declare herself against Russia
although il has been reported that she had taken
grounds with the Western Powers. We still incline
to the opinion that Austria will do the dirty work
carved out for he by the Car, and in such case
there are reasons believe that the Hungarians will
stand better chance to burst the hands that bind
them. The Four Great Powers, England, France,
Turkey and Russia, preparing for the coming
storm, and unless event tanspres, the OBJ
ect Of which is reconciliation, an European war is
inc vitabie.
MAIL RoBBER.--A man by the name Of Rowland
A. Smith, has bcen detected robbing the mail at New
Haven, Connecticut; tried, convicted and sentenced
to imprisonment in the penite nary ot "a years. In
his possession found notes to the amount Of
$50 900, and $500 10 bills which he had distracted
from letters, taken from the mail bags.
STEAM BOILER EXPLOSION. - Sirteen persons
saRed.-On the afternoon Of March "a, a new steam
boiler in the factory Of Faes & GRAY, Hartford, Ct
exploded, killing sixteen persons and woundny others
The damage done to the building is estimated to be
10000.