Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-12

% ENFoRcING THE MAINE Lava wagon
owned by Mr.. Anderson, manufacturer of
small and big beer, was upset in st. Anthony
street yesterday, by the running away of the
horse, and the contents of the bottles were left
IN rather loose condition. We saw several
Aldermen about the scene, but whether they
partook or not, we are unable to say "Hold
your horses, gentlemen" or tie them. A ne
glect of duty in this respect, many times ends
In serious loss. The wagon was somewhat in
jured. 'aa ba @ol9a a9st ioie"
Nor RIcHr.-Our attention has been called
to the fact, that certain families have been in
the habit Of washing their dirty clothes in the
water which comes from the Spring on the Bluff,
and runs across St. Anthony street. This wa
ter is used for drinking purposes, and should
not be thus diluted with filth, and perhaps dis
ease Take out the water, if you wish to use
IT, but don't render it unfit for use by your un-
clean clothes y -''2 2"' III -"D %
WE WANT BATH House-We have allu-
ded to this matter several times before and we
do SO again, in hopes that some one will start
! the enterprize. Every day we ore inquired of
-""Have you Bath House 3" We are obi
| liged to say no, which CRATES as harshly on our
teeth as though our mouth was full of gravel
Who will be philanthropic enough to open a
| Bath House?
,oa SsD@S AT present the weather is beautiful and
the atmosphere is as pure as a hell. Corn, po-
tatoes, and vegetables Of all kinds, are holding
a reyelry, and the way they laugh and grow, is
| really amusing. 20 They set all the farmers gig
Cling. rsiloaa ID. eai5.2 60 Haaro7r st %
Cry OMNIBus.-This very handsome yehi-
Gle was, drawn by four horses through our streets
! yesterday. We hope Mr.. Bissell, the proprie-
tor will be amply repaid for his outlay, which
must be heavy. The whole establishment is a
| fine affair
,a ia The steam mill of William Dickinson,
the grst mill Of Mr.. Sutton, and the AIaleablc
Iron Works Of Goulding, Gregory, & Co., in
Worcester, were destroyed by fire on the 31st
Of May. Loss $4,000. 10
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| ssg Large numbers of immigrants are re-
turning to the Old Country The Daniel Web
ster which sailed from New York recently, took
back 100 emigrants who had come over in her.
|
ENcoURAGINc.-$1,S 1892 have been collect
ed by Marshal Miller, during the months of
April and May, for liquor, livery stable, dray
and exhibition license. OF this amount 1922
were for wharfage. b9laoi ab11ss9l s,1il
RIVER R,s1Nc.-It will he gratifying news
to our readers to learn that the river is gradual
ly rising. Another shower yesterday helped
little. ~ t9vu 81. T7Q}A -i".
Eey@ Remember that The DAILY TIMES has
circulation equal to any paper in the city, and
is constantly adding names to its subscription
| list. ~' &
ssg@ Although our Daily paper is much
larger than formerly yet it will be observed that
our price is the same. $500 per year or fif-
teen cents per week. m ~
I-fgi0 e. ,--Al-L---- - - I+ -
segr Large fires are raging in the neigh
borhood of New Hampshire. Over 1900
acres of Pine Timber have been burnt.
sar The Railroad Bridge over Stony Brook
River, Lowell has been destroyed by fire.
The Alhambra on her way down, struck a
snag which carried away her pipes and Texas.
The accident occurred near Grey Cloud Island.
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EaS It is said, that money to the amount
of 100000 was lost in Washington City on
the result of the late election in Virginia.
LOOK OUr.-Read the motion of Alderman
Fuller in the City Council: - ..a.,.Ir.. II
ssResolred, That the City Marshal be instruct
ed to commence proceedings against any and
every person engaged in any business requiring
a license, who do not conform to the ordinances
relating thereto, within ten days from date
June 5, 1855"
bas- Men are frequently like tea--thc real
strength and goodness is not drawn out Of them
until they have been for time in hot water.
AnIsTocRAcY.-Punch gives the following
definition: "a, class Of persons who despise the
public, and are venerated by the public for that
very reason" g" -
Lorenzo Dow defined death-bed repentance
to be burning out the candle of life in the SER
vice Of the devil, and blowing the snuff into the
Lords face. s ...g.,rs.f...,4 +, a5aI
II hold my duty, as hold my soul both to
my God and to my honored State.-Shaks-
pcdre.
A horse so years old recently died in New
Haven, CT. He was a noble animal, and was
remarked as the finest animal in the procession
which celebrated the Inauguration of John
Quincy Adams, as President. He was buried
with ''all the honors"
The officer who arrested a mans attention, is
to be prose for false imprisonment =,
More persons fall out concerning the right
road to Heaven than ever get to the end of their