The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

which he attempted 10 leave the steamer. The
Waterman, however, raw him, and intercepting
him. dealt on the side OF his head severe blow
lie MAS taken up, bleeding and nsnsible, BY one
u the watchmen, and conveyed To the lock up.
From this lesson he should learn TO respect the
property Of Others
4 clerk named HENRY +. Van BRoDnNSrrIN
IN the emplsy Of D,NsMogE 4 CHAMBERS. mer.
chants, Muscatne. was arrested for stealing Sis
worth OF goods from the store. lie confessed the
;ao. aDa Ms aai,.fa;i;sI fer trial
Hh Hcps.-lt may not bc generally known
says the Ermess. that wild hops grow in the
neighborhood Of Carver aud Glencoe. Mr. IIo,G,
our informant says that they have all the pro-
perty Of the tame, and grow much more album.
dainty than in the cultivated grounds and yards
of the East We learn that u considerable trade
is carried on by the settlers in the hop producing
region 10 this article of commerce
LOGS. We learn from JNo. G.. lhNNoS ESI says
the 1t Anthony Eilrsss, who has just returned
from below. that the market down the river is
slutted with lumber, and that logs are a dull
sale. The price above the rapids is about
four teen dollars per thousand. We are sorry
to hear this, but next year the lumbcrmen will
have a market for all OF their surplus logs at
and above the Falls Of Saint Anthony -
Nj lennon informs ia that the owners of the
mills below will not pay any money on the logs
under siN months Our advice To The lumlrrInen
is this-let the logs remain in Lake Pepin until
next year, and by that time the mills down the
river will I've tired Of doing nothing, and their
owners br willing to pay fair price for the logs
The down country mills may make the most of
lninter from the Upper Mississippi this year and
may Nm deep for it is their last chance We
will supply, next year, every town from Dubuque
10 ST. Louis with manufactured lumber. cheaper
by thirty per cent than the mill owners could
even il they are fortunate enough Ia obtain logs
Gurd Cars. Nine u these labor and expense
saving fixtures have been received by Messrs.
MCCoaB a SNlTH Street Con tractors Of this city.
They arrived here the latter part of last week,
and will bo put in operation on public improve
ment in Upper Town. as soon rs the rails can lie
laid down for them. It is estimated that one
horse Will draw as much dirt at load on one Of
these cars, a. four span Of horses will on wagons
Il was at the suggestion Of Mr.. MoCoaB, who /.
Al old and experienced contractor, that these
ears were procured They will no doubt prove
AS useful A. the contrac tors anticipate.
These, we believe are the first cars Of the Kind
ever brought to the Territory
FA ne n HtsS Tuesdsy. about ~ O'Clock
u man by the name OF WV. T,rE. fell on the bluff
Just opposite the liberty pole. The fall must
have l.en a very severe one, as at least half the
distance was a perpendicular rock with nothing
to break the force Of the plunge. The man is a
shoemaker by trade and we leleve has shop
in pper Town He Was intoxicated at the time
OF the accident would not Rave happened. Ills
injuries are very serious, and there IL but little
hope entertained 81 his recovery. We saw him
IN the afternoon, on board the Equator, whittier
he bad been conveyed until physician could IL
summoned to his assistance Should he recover
this should te q les-"h 10 him. never to- lie forgot
hfI, 10 uiyht' i'i'''i tiN wv VI Abs'As"H"f ~
quor. He has wife and family, who are daily
csrscted here Tvoull ~ q Inour pfil thing. II
When his wife arrives she finds herself widow
through the agency Of rum In such event may
Tie who doeth al things well b. her comfort
aud consolation
H,u. D. Dffas.n!-The many friends and sc
.iusiaiances IL this gentleman will te happy Il
learn that his health has greatly improved within
the past few weeks. Early in The simmer bs
wa. prostrate,l by severe sickness. and for man,
weeks his life Wa de-paired Of. Mr. OLsSrEr
!, now 30 far recovered that he purposes yistin!
Cuba this fall with the hoIe that the bslml
hteeBs and delightful winter climate II that an
lubriai- i,i will entirely restore hi. lost health
We learn that Mcssrs. II. u. HrFv and 7. KIEE
AMI other gentlemen II Winons. will aeconpan,
Mr. h~SrsD on bis joarney shither - Wtno"'
RIP
Earylsry. From the annexed paragraph. whcl
We clip from the Duh1que R,rstlio1n Of the f'u
alt. il will b. seen that tia, city has full CON
plemsnt Of disreputahle Character infsst'ns It
a. we'll a. other places
Yesterday morning ,-iseea two and thre
o'eirk. the mast daring iohtsry va' courni'l''
IN WIS Guy s''I AhoSh "iNN' =
ylAas that have iafs-ted this city Tor -"ns i'ii'
past. eutered the Fausers hosns On the cot NJ
~ Main and Market ss,nsre and passed throeg
every rom ia the bousx. J " Luck. . ts~rds'
xas rot,,ed Of his witch. valnsd at $50 aaotb'
inmate. Il picket book. $50 in money aud not
for 81 sHi four Others u their pocket box
containing respectively the GsmI Of $40 :!
81 rs. s. sai ~ Is. IA oil mans pure ~
taksu containing me eNtrsvsgsnt sum Of Cent
ani aaother Of % cent, making in all, Do0s
A.i psoyriy, si73,?e. The -'oandre.. ssesl-
by the taek part ~ the hoa- AMI no trace h'
yet ten obtained u them one o. MS sAn
hAd ,>.n l.Ardiaz a, the fsnDsT'. HasDs -sSt
Ex.,a, ls,t calling himself Jonn kSis ssoa;
vas gpnte.iiy dre-sd With light eas.insre pant
blue frock coat and sure ko-suh hat Ia
city !. completely hIled At tn. time SD. h~1
thsye. sud robl~r. and tie MIST so@rge'
rnsssnrr. .h.sld ke tAken u ftrTsi tnrA col