Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10

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vets, szslore tak kan oiI, INA shsy
we're loossds saPod the beach IA scene
ensuea suck - probably nessr hsfore
vas Witnessed. They we're u s sensIbis that
they wsrs Fo long ap sl fssiraiips III
of human power A generaltFs soatlict
ensued. ii which, \ retaining tbs discip-
line they had learned, they charged each
other il squadro4nss of ter or twelve ~
gether, then, closely engaged y sstiking
with their fore feet and biting md tear-
ing each other with the most forutious
rage, and trampIing over those who werss we're.
beaten down, TN the shore ], in the
course ofan hour. lwas strewn with the
dead and disabled. Part Of them had
basfl sst nee Oh rising ground 1t the
Distance they no sooner ~ heard ihe
roa roar, at battle than they camel sthuader~
ing down over the intermediate hedges,
and, catching the contagious madness,
plunged into the fight with equal fury.
Sublime ~ the scene was, II was 100
horrible tethe contemplated and Ro-
mano. ID mercy, gave Forder to destroy
them. But itwas found TOO dangerous
to5attempt this, and after the last boat
had quilted the beach, the few horses
TINT remained were seen still engaged
d the dreadful work 81 mutual destrac-
tloFl s sas a..Sss
- ,.,s 4,sopoy q ahe highest latii-
tnds knownt. The highest iatfttsde
known Il that which Bin .Jouees aEiisWs u u,
his feeling when sltzins withsoi5r Kattc
Il u unnecessary to ssay Tint Bobby was
imned ediately marched otto bed. s.ss;
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The New York Canal Board
has issued Instructions to the superin-
tsesnqdent easttof Syracuse .not to, draw off
the water until The lob December inst.
a. The ST, Paul Times states that
three members ofths Hutchinson family
have selected claims near Glencoe set
tlement, II Minnesota, where they in
tend "A make l,lh their future homes ,,.Is
In many parts Of France. tits said to
be the popular belief that the Ere kind
led by lightning cannot-be extinguished,
and that the person maIxias the attempt
will diebeforesthe end :ofthes year.
jean Blanc, Of New Orleans, has. Sc
cured letters patent from the y vi for
the discovery of process Of covering
30 different varieties Of plants which
grow wild IN enormous quantities III va
rious sections Of the Union, into max 81
greak strength and beautiful texture. .' y
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A man has been convicted III vii
|mington. Del. Of stealing alpockeabook
and sentenced to pay as restitution mon
ey, 1896, to be whipped with twelve
lashes, to be imprisoned three months,
and to wear convict's jacket for the
space of six months.
Y Two boys, aged fourteen and fifteer
years respectively, fought duel tht
other day III Baltimore. One receivet
VI through His cheek, and the 9th.
hts face speckled with powder
dsr Knapp, formerly aifamous re
IsiyalS Prefsaste j. 4 farmer in the neigh
lbprhood pf Rockford in this State. will
| 4 hrm Of ], ,2O0 acres stocked with cat
ltle, hogs, horses. etc. His land vii
Isell for $40 an ecre
Essf
Mrs. Gore, the aasloress. had fs8,
I00O "a deposit III theh Bank Of strahao
Paul n CO.. nearly all of which she ha
lost. sa
The Pratracted inquiry into the caus
Iof the death of Mi. Vi NeryIlle lataIpra
lprietor Of The King, n ess,nty Hotel, ha
Iended III sysfdict NJ drowning Will
ltemporarily insans.