The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-15


fever, MRS. HANNAH, wife Of Mr.. Lot Mohat, aged &c.
In Saltwater, Sunday, July at residence Of Dr..
F.. G. Pussley, Mr.. LEMUEL P. REYNOLDS, of Sydney,
Maine, aged %.
In this city, on the 9th inst ALNIRA ELIZABETH.
wife Of Vim. E. Hartshorn, in her 2ad year.
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At the winslow House. st. Paul. Monday evening,
1Oh inst DANIEL H. DUSTIN, in the Seth year oil his
The deceased. though young in years. had rich store Of
honors, and at the period his timely death,
der the authority of the G, neral Governments the high
and responsible post Of United States District Attorney
for Minnesota Territory, the duties of which he discharge
ed with ability which Justly commanded general and
solid APPRECIATION.
1t was not only in his public that won good
opnios;- in his private life quality which
gentleman, IN the truest sense OF the tern dem
onsraed As husband, he faithful aud aectionate;
as father kind and just friend, true as steal; open
anu afrable in his Department. he him and bound
in the strong ties of that deep respect which is only ec-
tied by manly solid worth in him who causes it, all
classes - those who opposed him political opinion,
admired him as man and just public officer; those
coincidcd with him in political views proud Of him,
and glad that Government had placed him his eminent
position There in community regret 70.
his loss.
Mr.. DUSTIN was born In Wentworth, NJ H., and after
liberal of education, which largely improved,
he entered upon the study of the law, which he pracsed
with great success His brief legal career, his
ducton to office in Minnesota has been brilliant, and he
leaves his mourning family friends legacy o, well
earned fame.
The blow has fallen thunderbot 80 we NAV not at
tempt to lift the veil which the narrowing sor-
row of the widowed heart ;-wo may pause TO think
that consolation and strength will the widow in
her hour of deep distress, and that the sustaining hand
and protecting power of Him who in mercy give,h and
taketh away will be extended 10 the widow and the or
phan. H.
Hennepin Lodge, No. 4, I. O. O. f.
At special meeting ofIIcnncpin Lodge, No.
4, l. o. q. F., convened at Odd Fellows Hall,
on Tuesday morning. July IL. at o'clock, for
the purpose of paying the last tribute of respect
to the remains of their late brother, p. &.
DANIEL II. DUSTIN, Bro. p. G. Daniel Rohrcr
by request, took the Chair, and Bro. W. G. Lc-
Due acted as Secretary.
Bro. J. p. Owens, from the committee ap-
pointed to draft resolutions expressive of the
ceilings of the Lodge, on this solemn OCCASION
made the following report, which was unanim-
ously adopted:
Hcnnepin Lodge is this morning called upon
to witness the awful Power of Almighty God
A brother who twenty-four hours since. was
in the enjoyment of his usual health and facul-
ties, now lies cold in the embrace of death! But
it behooves lis not only to bow in humble rev.
erencc to the terrible stroke thus inflicted up
on us. but also to pay due respect to the worth
and character of our deceased brother There
fore,
Resolved, That by this sudden blow from the
arm of Death, we have lost in our late worthy
brother. =. G.. DANIEL II. DUSTIN, one who was
in all his acts and virtues through life, an cx-
empllcation Of the high and holy precepts.
taught by our laws.
Resolved That to the bcreaved widow and
helpless orphans: we tender the hands and SYM
pathics of a husbands and a fathers brothers.
and assure the now sorrow stricken companion
OF him we are about to convey to the narrow
house appointed for all living, that though she
may be called to bear her irreparable loss in a
land of strangers. she is nevertheless surround
ed by those of her own household.
ResOlued That we will wear the usual badg-
es of mourning for thirty days, through respect
for the memory of our deceased brother
Resolred, That we will cause copy of these
resolutions to be published in the city papers,
"a copy to be placed on the records of the Lodge,
and copy to he engrosscd and presented to
the widow of our deceased brother.
DANIEL ROHRER, Chairman.
". G. LIZ DUC, Secretary.