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M. IotIa, June II.
A hitter ~ the Dsmatai, dated Lawrence
June stb, says the report that Gov. Robinson
hsd been hung hy mob, il uo,tg" Robinson
Brown. Smith Dcizlcr and jenkins are ttiII
cosfned at lecompton. guarded by U. =. dra
goons Several ladies from Lawrence have bern
permitted 10 visit them; gentlemen arr not al
lowed that privilege
Report says two FRO Slavery rBen wero Kill
al ami s,.ycral wounded at the battle 81 Frank
lin: some killed or wounded among the Free
State men. AZ Palmyra i've Problaycry men
were klllcd and ssyefnI wO0oJsl. three Free
State men worr wouptI'd, bni none killed
Hcv,fal wagons, on their way 10 Iawrtnoe bad
iecp s,opIs-I at Wetport In Missouri search,
81 AMI rsptsrI u tleir contents. by persons
no, citiuns u that town. Tho printing prcss
bad lseD destroyed at Dsawatoipie.
I, !. reported that the mails have issn iorri.
big anrcbri in Franklin.
J. NJ barnard. reported killed, il alive, but
had about sir thousand dollar worth of mcr
chandinr, horses and o,c, taken 10y party %
Free Stair men
~ Laia, June 10
Capt. Pate, writing Va the Republican und'l
date of Kansas City. JUNE 18th says compar
alive quiet rciens in X ansas. No fighting going
on. CDiifd States troop are disbai'ding nii
unlawful military bo1ic-. In CASES where ih'y
have ressenbed. all arms afc taken from
them. II nothing unlocked for orrnfs I" dc
range things there will d0pb'less H. psc" very
sDsyi
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Mas i'RuNNtp.--rhc hudy 81 4 nh,n Ip,ll,cl
RsrisFp psINSwArEG AyYE, from Atkinson
Maine, was found near ,hr island opposite the
Upper Landing Ssturda, morning, who was
drowned At 81 ANTHONY about week sinr
Tie was attempting to cross the river below
the Falls lie had hecn employed on thc boom
just above thu city and Wa - YEAR al age
Newspapers in Maine will confer favor On
thu brother Ut the dcrras,N hv COPYING this
paragraph
L. H. Allison sold last wcck SAYS the Daho
Ia journal, ~ portion ota Lot IN Ramsay St
- by 30 feet for - 600, the highest pricc We,
obtaincl fnr town property in Hastings being
AT the rate ot nearly 10000 icr a whole lot.
-- \ very extensive cave has been discny-
erNl near Caledonia. southern Minnesota
Several large rooms have been visited, and the
rival in attraction the Mammoth Gave in Ken
lucky.
Iht ~. Anthony tfp't~ says that money
in the Territory will soon he as plenty as black
berries That suits US, Wonder il printers
will come in Tor u share of the "spoils
|, appears that the good people of Shakopec
are somewhn, troubled with the light fingered
gentry. as well as those oi our city, Saturday
evening. week ago, the Ldcpendsm says some
person entered Farwclls Saloon and helped
himself 10 what money there was in the drawer,
amounting 10 So.
Miss k,rr pE>IN. is taking the Duhukuc
people by storm. The papers there are very
enthusiastic in their commentators Of her nc.
ting. She was to have benefit on last Mon
- s.s,s'.',s .~..s l.. y ..esa,s.s, ha~es4 .S,
pear as Camille, in the great pny Of Camille.
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Ucesing OF tbc Board Of street Com ~ 80
stOMeva.

meeting Il i- B-srt 4 street. '"fnui''t' ners n
the First shd seoop1 " ,rds. bed Jas" - 80 Pres
ent AI!erm.h Eranrh sohGfm.r snd thsmhha q he
Fret ward snH Aldermen Ne.r"rty an ka1eh ~ N"
second WsFd The Rotri fsi~H IN orfsf b. ~
pointing " u McGrr'v. Pf"sdsu' 'p' 'ha"'-
tiin. tIstk
Tic Hoard hsirs rssdy or hH.tHe.s ~ tis'a rad
the PETITION 81 Ira ftf~sll, ~fsfth. 4 M1rttson
anf others rrrp.rty holder IsSssos str-"i rfs11s
,hs' sid graded from s river "a lsh street,
On uo'ien - Ai4srrasp Brsnsh SO rrrver q a."
r-'ii0usf- - grsntsi-esrrted.
ga motion Il ALier-,ss B'1agh T.. .rtE f"tT fni
20 publish ne f-.olu't1n ~ The sam
He-oissf The Tt'v"sd ~ 1 '-'rf h' F'f''''
IN tho ofiriai sp,f otfNs eI'V
'PsvWIN v = N'E,Ei -
Gers f'ss'
raisf T.. D. Jru" T. -.
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fRoU WEpNESDAr'S pafLr.
MN NESOTA
HIS TO KIC.fL SOGSET y.
LAYING 90 Tnr CORNER sroNr ~ Tnt
SOCIETY HALL
speeches OF Way or Bcckcr, i.ic"'. Mn"ry
aud ls0u. ur. IlnsbrOuCk.

II was announced, several months since. that
on yesterday, the 24th OF june. the corner stone
of the Society Hall Of the Minnesota liistori-
cal Society would be laid with appropriate
ceremonies. The announcement attracted 10
our city u large number Of strangers from dit
icreut portions OF Minnesota and the Western
arrived st oar lcvcc ON Monday, and Tuesday
morning and all Of thsm brought 10 ~. Paul
"A large number OF passengers. intent on bust
ness nnd pleasure many al them, We may add
wrrr attracted h,hcr hy the announcement 81
the Historical Socict, Celebration
From ~hakopr, ST. Anthony, Hastings,
Red Wing Farribaul Wnona and Dubuque,
large delegations were in ATTENDANCE
In accordance with the programme lnid down.
the line Of the procession was formed on Wa
ba-haw street. between the Court Ilorsc and
The Capitol. in the following order
a Battery Of Flying Artillery, q, :. A.
under command Of Major SnrrN,S,n diatin-
HulSlrN oiilfF oI th' army
The Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company Of
St PAM Too much praise. we think, cannot
be awarded to this efficient company, Tor tho
appearance they presented. Their truck wae
painted handsomely, decorated in fine style
and drawn by six cream colorcd horses, l~l by
grooms The company. about forty strong
preceded tho truck The members made their
appcnrancr in frcmcn's shirts hclmcfa aud
belia
The next body in order va. the German
Societies of 81 Paul
The Old Fellow. in the city followed This
order w. are assured, did not attempt any dis
play. and the members in the procession did
not consist Of any particular lodge. hut the
brethren IN the city acting under the orders
Of the Grand Master Of The Grand Lodge OF
Minnesota. L. \ RtBrocs. Esq DSIn.
RouasR, Esq ofbcia'cd ne Grand Mar.hasl Of
the ODD Fellow
The Masonic fraternity 81 II Paul next
made thor appearance. This venerable order
a'ra'tH ''@'l'fN'' H'"hu'h h"' only 'r"t''
III" depa, mad 10y 70" 'n'm'"r'. hat from
The iarc" Turnout "" Following lodge "er
IN ATTENDANCE
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n su sss Ts0abics.

In tho 4. :. Senate. op The 18th, Mr. Clay
to, offered another plan for the pacifIcntiOn
~ Kansas. lie propsss 10 abolish the exis
tiny Territorial Legislature aud elect new
1,r tho yotcrs 10 b. bona jtds inhabitants 81 the
Territory three mouths, and Of their respective
districts one mooth previou. To the day Of elec-
ton. The laws o. the Territory relative 10
the discussion d the slavery question AMI the
maintenance Of the Fugitive Slave law are
also 10 le abolished The people are author
tDsI 10 iorm STATE government when the po-
pulAiioa shall have reached the number oi
$3.50. This IA tho third proposition pr-en'
al in the Senate for the settlement Of the Kan
sss troubles Mr.. Tnmbull wapts 70 annfi
the Territory TO Nebraska, Mr.. Critiendcn
believes Gen Scott can restore tranquility
among tbs squattsr sovereign; Shile Mr. Clay
ton j. 10 favor OF taking fresh start altogether.
The citizens Of shakop'e intend 10 celebrate
A. =. l..o,..,t manner
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gRDV StTTRDtI ptILT.

lIIsroRicAr SOCIETY,". The Executive Cuun
ell of the Historical Society met at the Capi
tol yesterday afternoon, W. II. MARSHALL il
the chair On motion Of i. + Owens, The or
ganization Of the Council was perfected by ID,
election OF the following officers
ALEXANDER R,NSES, President.
ID. 4. RoBrHrs,
". Il. MARSHALL Vice President
g.. l.. BrcKrR,
PAREER PAISr Treasurer
f. y. NELL. Secretary
Carr. FULLERTON. We understand ha~ dis
posed Of hi lease in the Ferry, +" Mr.. Peoc-
TOR. recently from New York. Mr. i. in
tend. 10 construct boat sufficiently large t0
accommodate all who desire to rrps.. soon
a. be can possibly make arrangements 70 that
effect In ihr mean time BE- will put new On
CINE into the present bpa', 10 run i until hie
new ore j. completed.
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yoUnr Gents presented ~ tnc apisaraucc; oi
ccurs,, the ladies did This portion a, the
pro,,'Ssiou va. uuier ih' charEc 1T I, e.
nrYrv,> aud ~. King
The last named, closed the proo0,iru From
the Court ucusc. il moved up Fourth strc, To
the Winslcw House thcucc down ~. ANTHONY
and Third stree, to jackson. up Jackson to
Tenth. and up Tenth to the site Of the society $
Hall on the west aide Of the Capitol
ia arriving at the point at which the princi-
pal ceremonial oi the day was 10 take placr,
the procession conference.-the, and the mem.
hers of the Historical Society and Masonic
dirni,sries in attendance, proceeded 10 lay the
corner stone OF the clifiv
The corner stone Of thu cdiiicc WAS laid with
Masonic honors A I. e. rirssn>. Esq
ma.lr Few remarks h. WAS followed by Rev,
Mr.. rssSAx, in an impressive prayer The
Grand Treasurer. A. &. Ssru, Esq, then dc
posit~i the following articles in copper hoN,
which was placed in cavity in the corner
stone
Names Of officers Of tho Historical society.
Committee in charge of the building
Fiks Of the Dakota &,wor,t- kuk,n, IA pa
per published in the Dakota language in 81.
Paul in 1882
American CONS.
Annals OF. the Historical Society Nos. |,
2. B. I. and ! and Materials for the future
history Of Minnesota now in cour~ al puhl'
! cation.
Constitution and H,ciaw ofthc Minnesota
Pioneer Guard.
} P,osExs A. NEsQus->S y .Ne~ Years Al
dress. lsjG
S,earn County bonds
journal OF Grand Lodge OF Minnesota l.. -
Oh OF
! Proceedings 81 Grand i.olge FIRE. AMI Az
ccptcd Masous
Journal of the Council AMI House Of Min
nrsoia for ls5G,
Constitution OF the United states AMI Or
ganic Ac, Of Minnesota, in German
| Governors Message AMI Executive Doco.
mcn,s for 1850
Addresses n, the dedication al the baldwin
School. 1853.
Catalogue College Of 81 Paul 1851
After the artces hal I~cn deposited, am
the corner stone placed in its proper position
Col. u. A. RoBrRrsoS introduced His Honor
Mayor BIZ MIR, who addressed The asacmblng'
n follows;
! II is to bc regretted. fellow citizrDs. that w
have not an orator, prepared 10 address u
to-day IN a manner suited o. thc occaslon which
\ We celebrate.
IN the absence ol thu distinguished gcnil'
nru who were invited here fm that purpose
tho committee Of arrangements have desire'
me To- say u few words concerning the plan ai,'
purposes Of the Society for whose uS' the
building to i,c erected upon this corner atom
il designed
The Minnesota Historical Society has n mann
aud being coeval with thu existence of tn
Territory itself The first Legislative Assem-
bly, ever convened within oar borders incorpo
rated a number Of gentlemen into an asso,in
ton under this name. II has continued in usr
ful operation TO this day. AMI We have bcior
us in the occasion which has called us together
the best evidence of M active and hcalthful %
ganization.
In our American ,crDacnlar this Il termc
a new country, "a land OF virgin FRESHNESS
. and 20 most minds 1, seems 10 afford but
barren field for historical inquiry or invcsiig'
ton. II IL supposed that We have no past. n
f,c,s mr. .vanta nj .uficicnt dignity Ov inpoI
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ry, subject {" th' provision oi Ordinance,
Number II
BY Alderman f.m,r,ou
Rooired, That u select committee OF Que from
each ward he appoint~l, TO take into consider
ton the prcrriety Of buying a lot. or lots, for
the use Of the city
Adopted, and the Mayor moved. Aldermen
Chamblin, Cave AMI Emerson. said committee
by Aerman Cave
Rssoired That All orier be drawn on the
City Treasurer Tor the sum o, Sl0O, payable
out OF the fund of Second ward. Adopted.
BY Alderman Ryan,
Resolred That the subject oil appointing
additional police officers bc reierrd to spec.
ial committee OF one from each ward
Adopted and Mayor moved. Aldermen
Scarumier. McGrorty and RYAN. such commit.
tee
On motion. the City Clerk was directed to
meeting of the Council
Adjourned 10 Tuesday nrN.
GRo. l.. BE,kEe Mnyor
l.. =. CorrEE. City Clerk,
We learn from the II Anthem, EtpItv of
the 9TH inst, that the name Of the woman
murdered, Of which we gave nm account in our
issue of Tuesday morning. was Mary Jane
Halfway wife of Mr.. John Halfway. of Hen.
nepln county. The supposed murderer name
is Anon Dickens and not Dicks, as we stated.
The same paper states that strong doubts o
the young mans guilt are entertained II any
doubts arr cn,crtaincl certainly the Young
man should have the benefit of them. for it is u
crime OF such horrible atrocity that it seems
impossible thai man could la found base
,nough TO do the deed
THk Tenth Infantry Band, OF Fort smelling,
have been giving Concerts in 81. Anthony.
They had full house.
Messrs Snyder n Mcfarlanc, oi Mnneapo-
liz, have entered during the last three wrcksat
the Land Offices at Saltwater and Sank Rap.
ids. $4,000 acres Of land in anticipation Of the
passage of the Railroad bill
". W Wales, of II. Anthony. has lately
published book entitled The Immigrant :
Guide to Minnesota in lsJ6.'
T'r receipts OF the Suspension Bridge at
st Anthony, for the last month, have been
S2O50, being an average oi about S6i per day
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CITY AND COUNTRY.
y \ IT PA VI:
Thursday Morning . Jume -, 1850.
- rRok lBrRSpAr's piHr.
Council Proceedings.

TUESDAY, June l.. lsJ6.
Prsent--thc Mayor. Aldermen Branch.
Cave. Chamblin, Emerson Ranch, Ryan,
Schurmer and McGrorty.
Minutes Of preceding meeting rad and al'-
proved.
PETITIONS
OF Z. Nash, respecting proposal for Levce.
Referred to special committee OF Aldermen
Chamblin, Cave and Emerson.
OF John Schorn, for license 10 peddc Re
TERED 10 Committee on Licenses.
OF Smith d Co.. TO obtain license for Cir
rus. On motion, license was granted on pay
ment Of s. for each day they perform.
OF Michael Hoben, tor appointment as po-
lice officer. Laid on the table.
OF Z. II. Oakcs and Others, for the opening
of Seventh street to Browns Addition. On
motion, the Clerk was directed to publish the
necessary notice, and notify the City Attorney
Communication OF y. II. liemiup respect.
ing Fire Engine, was referred TO Commute,
on Fire Department,
Of Netal Guerin. 81 SO so, referred to Comp
troller
OIL. y. Co,ter. sli, referred to Committee
on Claims.
REPORTS
Of Comptroller returning bills Of l.. Orth.
vein, 1880, and 10; :. T. Folsom 4
Co.. So A. l.. larpentcur, 800; W. T.
Miller 1913 and A. &. Dunn, rs correct.
On motion, they were ordered to be paid,
OF Committee on Claims. returning bills OF
r. r. Reese aud Jno Gebel n correct They
were referred to Comptroller.
Street Commissioners of frs, ward reported
owen Il Moorc's bill correct
Street Commissioners If third ward report.
~ 0xesa 81. Nas=e.a I'LL cor-es' Roth r.,ss,
red to Comptroller.
Committee on Printing reported owen a
Moore's bill a. correct, with the exception OF
-, which was referred 10 City Clerk tor exam
nation.
The Committee IN Printing also submitted
the following communication from the publish
crs Of the Pioneer d Demo rat
PIoNSER ,>p ptr"c At OtfUt,
~. Paul, june lah, 1900
CnA-. /. ENE."N ESQ,
Chairman iytBftng '0asidc,,
DEAE SiR In reply 10 your inquiries relative To
prices Tor advertising aud priung Tor the CITY, would
tate that the city will be eAstgei fr advertising the
same charged by tho city psper last wear aud
which unirr- aud to hy" been
for .eron al square a ten hne7 nobpafr.l
type, or its equivalent in other type. 80 20
For each aidit onal insertion Of same, less than
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gRpH WOMAN Y NAM

\ gentleman by the mann o' Rom iat" o.
Iane>vilc Ohio. W. learn j. ah"ut t. oF'n a
banking houac in car city making 'h' eighth
in ,hn numi,or q FIRM engaged IN his hns'nS'
in Sain, PauI W understand 'bn' NJ u.
has quite a hrgr capital With Vhich :" con
msnoe work We think that Tho rate of in'cr.
90, here icr money Il j, j. 'o' already, mad
soon isgin Ia re,rogadc. a. tlr amoun, 81 capi
tai coming in viii aoon exceed n demand.
Tn rnote tive hrttcr sav We
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=, -. L.l,,,, ,., .h.,,,.,, -,
In nr,.,,,,,,nn All ,heir traditions. nnd the
n,prd cf their virtues and their VICES
\cr is thc present devoid OF historic '"tnU'
W" "P~'aN. ~ ,,v f,o..' -. ,aI.'n
our n,.,,in, unnn I'm, s,ny,, of action. We arr
LAYING herr broad aud deep, upon the ruins Of
other n"s, the foundation OF n new empire
'',"" ."r'"s '" "'"'"s NV. a'
hinu,s a, homogeneous ,mn,r, moi only To- our.
ra,,,a,,a,, =, ~, u;s,,.,,., Sn.,,,,. !, a. IN
bc the proy,o,,r q, impar,inl history Ia record
with nm iron pen. the manner in which ,he-
wspoosi"ih'" ar met ana 'hes' oo'"S "N'
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ner ros,ihle, To give Won an i,,ca If the mis-
sion al the S"riy which has called US togcth
CT 'oaas, As ''lh,h !" M'nMso'a' , anu
rr,,,, h. -, n,,, H,c',o !, n, ,s,,,,, ,na
honorable activity A. n r~iient VI saint
mon'. am gra''h"i that THIS Guy IL maio INC
III" W." w ."s -, "h"' w.. NV, h.nar.,, n.,,,
anil Mac, /, n,r w;Js,
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cd and mes, efficient IN the army
p'>NN" I" '"' "'>S'"" ""'s'
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'""S'' was "h'"'"h'T"'
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m"PN
w 'h' dinner '""" sH"cm7 WV" "'""' ny
i@n' MANY ho"' Mr. "AsSh"''h' '""s'
'"onhi'h '"l " a. RohtRrS"N' INV WI
NsnIr Fn,SsLN Srrvir, NJ. y Avs Esq.
AMI other gentlemen
Ihot NnhH speech was learned a."
.,.
/ ms MASONIC hALI"
N'" ihe CONCLUSION OF the cer'm"i''' al
Inc '"l''" 0i""''' "" M"sohs '"rh'" VI
BODY an" Pr"o'ho' 10 'h' corner Oh ''o'" III"
"hhSha" s'nc~' @h're 'h'y '"" 'h' 'o'"e'
stone oil 'he'f o"'''"g WIN "N""p''"' W"
\no,,. the n,ticlos dcno.,,d IN the ,otur
atom. ,.. a f,.ow.n, oi tho ,onh of N,noIc
~, ~, - I,r,cr, nr,.,,,J bv Can, r,,t,s
, yv.,,,., ,,s ia, ,,a,dc., yal. d,, !,
,ho h;s,,,, ,r am, OH, u,l,,,,d,s If arm,
yc,. iro, =, distance ,hrougcd our strict. mn,
participated ~ "" "'N''"T' Long "'"' wv
mani ee"""h"S ~ W" ""y "'ie over "Ap'
"' music +" o""''ht s'a''o'H' ""o"R"o"' '"
cay -"' '"''" ''''r '""ven"S """''S' WINS
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Ds.,n o. H,srr FrsK. tAa.- The Chi.
caro- par.r. record the death Of Henry Fnnk.
Esa, 90, u ,be abIrs' and most promising
lawyers d The Chicago bss
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tROv tRIDArS DilLJ.

W. observe that the ground il being broken
on 81. Anthony street, on the corner just above
Combs a Bro, Bookstore, for the erection Of
two huildng, which We are informed will he
bnilt OF stone or brick, and will be- three stories
in height The one on the corner is to he erect
cd by Me,sr,. Mackubin n Edgcrton and the
other by Mr. Daley.
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Mt rrM or IiNIS0 Wo>pERs 49, This travel
ing exhibition 81 human curio,ities which has
recently been on exhibition in Dubuquc. is Sail
to he about Ia ,iSi, this city. Ia the collcr,
ton may hc found the Swiss Bearded Lady
the American Ginn,cSs, the Young E-au. the
Queen Of the Fairies. the Illinois Children the
Guyasticu,u- aud the Swiss Warbler and
Of which will probably he 90 forth in an ahycr
iiscment ia due season.
ArrolNrsrsr. -- Henry u. IaCassitt has
been appointed Surveyor of Customs a, Du
buquc, in place of Dennis A. Mahoncy ap
pointed during the rcc,'s. OF the SENATE
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H.RD Tlsn AZ rar EAu,--A pri'"6 b.
ter ia,'iy reo"iyed by g'uil'rnan N tbs '''y'
state that several 81 ,he leading Pr"i"re MT
chant. ia 0e ~ 'ir principal citi- 20 lake
Michigan. we're on the point 81 'n'f'f@'fh'
Money VA. sad 20 le tightef iisn hal bc"n
kpoxn there SDr many yesf- Ts~'-
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The ahJ," rates for all cty Advertising except or
dnsnce shch charged less, VIZ 30 cents square
FIRST Insertion and - cents Tor each subs"
quent Insertion
The proceeding Of the Common Council will Ne pub
,hed book frm, from the type used m The paper, 'ot
81 cents per thousand composition 50 cents pei
token e pres, work With paper, without proht The
bndug a. book would OF course, he au extra charge AT
oriinsrs rHt... Respectfully, Sc.
EARLE :. GooDRiCU,
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rms MASONIC HALL.

After tic conclusion ot the ccremoncs at
the Capital square, the Masona formed in
body. and proceeded to the corner of II nth aud
Wabashaw streets, where they laid the corner
stone Of their building with appropriate and
interesting ccrcmonic'.
Among the articles deposited IN the corner
stone, WAS fragment 81 tho tomb oi Napolr
on ut II Helena, presented by Capt rsrr's
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

The citizen. Of shakope intend TO celebrate
the fourth in becoming manner
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

T'r receipts of the Suspension Bridge at
S2O50, being an average oi about SGj per day
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

Tnr TIsuosiSdo. the iasorite craft Of our
" mona friends. arrived at our Ie,co nj one
O'Clock ,. N. She brought up large dolcgn
ton OF Ma~ons from Dubuque, Winooa, and
la crosse. who designed attending and taking
par, ~ iin. o'roipjDic. YESTERDAY
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

i4vagnsG f. NiySEsuA. The - An
thouy Erpscr. ,hn' '~timair~ the numbcr oi
logs tia, will probably H. il"a,sl down from
The pin'rie. during the present. spring From
Rum River, 10000 900, from the Mississippi
30, 600 900 from the ~, froiv 100 hho 600
total JpJ 600 DGO
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

Tuy name ~ Ne~po't. Wisc'm.in has b. b
changed 10 ilbourn City, In honm Of Byron
ili,afp. the President n the Nilwauke" and
Ia CrOz@. Railroad