Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02
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:r,rSAruRDAr, July 26.
CT The" Mime: ha ha" Saloon win be opened
this morning at IL o'clock. I. IVA
CO The Ocean Wave, Golden Era, and Addu-
bon, had pleasure parties on board when they ar
rived at St. Paul.
Gy Mrs. Kovits lost nearly $500 by the burn
ing of the Northern Indiana. As the excitement
of the scene wears away, she begins to feel more
seriously the effscs of the accident.
ey The vote on the Golden Era wss-Fre.
mont %, Buchanan 10, Fillmore II. The vote
for Fillmore may be accounted for from the fact
that many Soutberners are on visit to our city
ca Workmen are engaged tearing down the
new brick building in Third street, erected by
Mr.. Nelson. Reason-the walls were not thick
enough.
ROTARY CARo AND Bill HKAD PREss.-Ons
OF our new job Presses, throwing of 1000 i'm
pressons per hour, is now in successful operation
Three other Presses on the way. Our Powe'
Press we hope will be in running order in a few
days. when shall invite the public t" give u
acall. We are not quite ready vet, friends.
CO The health of our city still continues good
but caution is necessary on the part Of all. Tn,
time is approaching for various kinds of fruit
and when the appetite is unchecked: sickness vii
follow. Shut the door before the horse leaves thu
stable, not after. r
CO Mr.. Newall, formerly of this city, wht
has a farm within ten miles of st. Paul, informs
that he has ripe watermelons which he shall
send to market in a few days. The table of tn,
Winslow House has been luxurating in greer
and string beans for some time past. Wha
think croakers of this !?
CT Another runaway occurred on Thursday
from what cause did not learn, but presun,
from leaving the horses unhitched. We ash
asaln-will people learn 10 be careful? At thi
season of the year the heat and flies are very an
moving to animals, and drivers, therefore, shoulC
be continually their gulrd, or else several lives
will be lost.
eg The last Concert of Ole Bull did not euua
performance, nor in the number present. Th
may be accounted for from the fact that the Vic
linist was indisposed, and then again our peopl,
have been surfeited with musical entertainments
There are but few places where genuine music l.
better appreciated than in st. Paul.
ANOTHER RuNAwAY.-A pair of horses belong
ing to Mr.. Randall, tried their speed up St. An
thony street yesterday. After enjoying the froli,
for time, they deposited the vehicle at the sid,
OF fence, and then started for st. ANTHONY
Where they " fetched ups" it is hard to tell, bu
we are certain the carriage was pretty vel
smashed. Hitch your horses.
ALI SAFE "A report was in circulation yes.
tcrday, that the War Eagle had burst her boiler
and killed one hundred passengers. Mr.. Coch.
rane, Clerk of the Ocean Wave, informs Us thl
when the Wave left, the War Eagle was lying a,
Dunle;th safe and sound. 1t is very culpable in
any one to start or circulate such story. a.
those who are expecting friends have much cause
for alarm.
Us We wish to say word to outdoor la.
borers. 1t is very near the month OF August, a
time when the sun is exccssi, civ warm You
must be exceedingly cautious or else the hea,
will prostrate you. Drink but little ice water
and refrain from exciting the system with spir
ituous liquor.
PATrENcE!-- needs the patience of Job &c
carry on the Printing business, and an eoua
amount OF patience or the part of our patrons
The past few days of excessively warm weathe,
has caused our rollers to 'sgin eout," and thi,
with other mishaps to our machinery, has de-
layed our papers until late hour in the morning
but ''as true as you live" it won't he so anothe,
week.
FLEET OF SrEaxERs.-Ten steamers lay at on,
Levee yesterday, viz :-Ocean Wave, Audubon
James Lyon, Montauk, Luella, Falls City, Wave
Time and Tide, Ysatman and Kate Casscll. Til,
uela will lay by for few DAYS.
CO" We understand that uniform grade ha,
been established for most of the streets; som,
are to be taken down four fect-some tcn--som,
more.
Gg' There is a rumOr in the city that new
hotel is to be erected nearly opposite the Wins
low House. We think it is merely rumor.
Cy If some capitalist would build larg,
aud commodious boarding house, and procure 9
worthy LADY to keep it, it would be money
making business.
C q The new stone edifce in course of cree
ton by John X. Irvine, on the corner of St. An
thony and Eagle streets, will cost, when com
plcted, near 100000. 1t will be a strong, sub
stantal and elegant building.
GO We want more dwellings. There ar
stores enough, hut We stand in great need Of
dwellings. Every day we hear inquiries TO,
residences. One hundred dwellings would rem,
easily to-day, for many who would like to sta,
in the city, are obliged to leave because the,
cannot get places to liv. in. on 1EI