The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-29
AUL MINNESOTA TERRITORY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER


Some excellent verses from PaaeA. CON,
mcmerAtivc of tho following event, aw goins
the rounds Of the Journals. Ny Lord Ernes'
vAne. Ia Consideration Of the gross outrage
was tlned ave pounds by mAgissrate
Lord Erns~t vane Tempest likes 10 eajo,
hiuself lilo loves, like other Young gentle
men. TO 70 bchind the scenes Of Wiadscr Thea.
trc, aud chat with the ballet girls, and twirl
his n,oustache 20 the admiration of pccr ac.
tors. who behold IN him tho reality Of tho ii.
tied parts they play, Prrseutly, however. my
Lord Ernes, gets tlrci Of talking TO Jenny and
Katy. and astonishing poor Busk. the third
walking gentleman, 80 he takes 10 more
physical style Of recea,iou. He kicks the
arst carpenter he mceis; b. blacks the eyes Of
the cali boy, Presently up comcs the manager.
Mr. Albert Nash, and. 10 his utter sstonish
ment. tho trs. inlimatioa he receives Of Lord
Ernests rrcaencc b nom the young wsh,emaa
breaking his stick across his back, Tho man.
ager poor fellow. accustomed 10 have loads on
his shoulders, does not wish u disturb the "a.
diencc. 10 he puts up with the blow The
manager Ia then dressing for the last piece,
when he hears that our splendid young noble
man is forcing hia way Into the ladies' dres-
sing room, lle ~ends his stage manager to
rcmonstrstc. but without effect lic then
ventures himself to beard this btar,less young
life guar,lsman, llo was told In saeclnc, Ian.
guagr IA depart for realms not usually men.
toned In good society. Mr., Manager Nash.
reluctantly, sends Tor u policeman, and when
that worthy arrives, our chisalrio young noble
man marches quietly out lie steals back
again, however aud once more meets Mr Nash.
Tho scene takes place at the top Of . steep
stairs leading down In those gloomy vaults b..
meath the stage, whence the demons Of melo'
drama ascend. and the orchestra reifcshcs itself
with intermittent mugs Of beer. You dared
to send u policeman 10 me, says lord Ernest
10 Mr.. Manager Nash. New | will break
your Internal neck for you III kill You" lie
then holds the manager over the edge of the
dark gulf Poor Mr.. Nash while trying 10
escape implorcs for mercy and cries. For Gods
sake, don't kill me In cold blood" Hut the
Ire Of the Tcmpcsts Ia mp, and tho young ruf
fan hurh the manager with oil his iorce down
the trip, where. fortunately. he is saved from
death by young man below. who breaks his
fall. Seeing that be has not killed The poor
manager, this cowarIly yoang aconndrcl fol
lows down the stairs, and pummel1 Nash In the
face while he lies stunned on the ground.
Eventually. our manly young uoblesnap il
dragged away from the helpless body Of the
whom he has not killed thia time.
liz was then given Into custody, because tho
soldiers Of hn regiment, hearing that their Of
Iiccr WAS being insultei, were forcing their
way on the stage, and the manager feared
collision between the military and civilians, -
These ARE the plain detail. ~ an occurrence
that took place at tho Windsor Theatre on
Friday. the 29th Of September. between Lord
Ernest vane Tempest, . son ofthc Marquis Of
Londonderry, and an officer 10 the 2nd Life
Guards, and Mr.. Albert Nash, the manager Of
that establishment