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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

The BorLER EXPLOSION AT MISSEAPor.B.--
The name OF the engineer killed by the expo
sion Of boiler in the mill in which he was
employed, at Minneapolis, on las, Tuesday AZ
terDoon, was CHARLES HAYES. formerly oil
Northampton, Mass The Republican throws
some ligh, on the cause Of the accident
The engineer had mentioned al noon thu
imperfect action Of one OF the pumps; and il
is not improbable that owing TO this defect
he was led to misjadgc a. % the amount Of wa
ter in the boiler, which getting low, allowel tho
steam to generate 30 h1s; as To casse the explo
sion. We learn, also. that the water was oil
pumped into one boiler. the other being sap
piled through connection pipe, which pip
became closgsd with depost ofseiimcnt irou
the hard river water and though each boitf
Vas furnished with water gauge. IL might moi
occur TO the engineer 10 examine bat one. a.
bat foe the sediment aforesaid. both wenld b.
alike. These circumstances combined, show nj
the light VIC have upon the caae Of the acct
deaf and leave rs glad to ccociude that ~
one ia TO he blamed
The mill Wa owned by PoxxEoT. Bars 4
Co. A Mr. Snow and another man narrovl,
escaped. A psrsrt shower Of bricks tor a sbcr
time sew about them in every direction. III
cuiy uoni~r 10 that 20 nors psrsos wsrc Il
jarsl by the explosion.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27
fraakiia on tho Copper uincs OF a.ake
NMpert0rs

IL would seem I,em tho following extract Of
letter, datei May |, 1879, from SAM. PRxs'
ras. Of Stockport, Ia. To the editor OF the
New York ansrsOai,. that the existence Of
copper in the rcgions Of Lake Superior was
known earlier than i, Is generally supposed TO
have bcen, AMI tha. the United States are In.
debiol for its possession to pr. Fs,SN,aS
abr Franklin told me that when he was
drawing the traty Of peace with England In
the city IT Paris. he had ac,sSs to the Journals
and charts 1t q corps cf French engineers, tina,
had sloops and were exploring lake Superior,
when Quebec ieli 10 tho British, from which
chart he drew tho linz through lake Superior
10 include thu most aud the best of the copper
orr to tho United States; and the time would
come when drawing that line weuld be consi,k
end the greatest service he ever rendered his
coan,ry, the facilities Of transportation would
be well improved sc rs to export that copper
ore to turopc chcerr than they missi Il HON
their own miucs"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

Foolish RonggnY.--On Wednesday night.
says the Marquette Jop,nai d tbs Ist inst. the
Illinois cane In very heavily loaded with freigb,
which, as It was very late, was kfs IN il.e'dock
until The peSt morning. "a tLs night WA
very oold there was no watch lep, oyef il, and
before daylight apparel Irne person mol hay
ing tho fear Of The law bfore his eyes, remoy
al ANAL portion u il. Among the article.
taken were barrel Of crackers. - IIami,urg
elesc AMI bos NJ candies. 1hc thief do'r
not Seefn 10 have displayed much vi, or wis
dom, aDd 70 have ,sgo, that man e..Bso, liy,
on crackers AID cl.cese alone, m this cold eoan
try, eysn thoogh h. hs. eandles IN en-, ii,em b
II b. wi.iei 10 pil'er bn wiu,er supple. h
sloald have shown morc iorcthought BY taking
a barrel d PORK. u ~hrh there was pieoty. and
eater ), by daylight.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

OuE RELATIONS wru EsuLasD.--Wc copy
the following from Philadelphia paper Of The
9Th inst, !
Private letters received In tl,s city from the
lion. George n. Dallas, UntaI States Minis.
ter Ia the Court Of st. James. by his coniidcn-
ta friends, convoy the important intelligence
that he has succeeded in negotiating treaties
between tbs United STATS aud England, which
cover and settle oil he points 10 dispntc b.
tween the two countries. II has been tie Tar.
nest desire 81 rr,pi,ieDt Pierce and Secretary
Marcy 10 accomplish this difficult task before
retiring from Office. 40 that all p,esiblc troubles
might be smoo,hcd away for the incoming MI
minsifaiion. The Instructions given Mr. Dsl'
as, wbch BE- entered upon bis mission. haye been
zeaoasly acted up TO by him, and the rcsult hns
been most happy, ns aloyc noted.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

FAsr TngArRcns 80 a wager of 81 900 We
learn, has been made 10 New York, by I.rpngh,
am, that be and hi4 company win perform
both IL New York and Philadelphia the same
night. the distance being 100 mics spart. 'ibe
arrangement Il 10 perform petite comedy 10
New York. finishing by eight o'clock. and take
a special express train aud rpn 10 Philadelphia
by Urn and perform IN The Cirna tle ex,faya
ganzo Of Pocahontas The arrangement will
require tie locomotive 10 travel about fry miles
an hour and 20 prevent any accident, Il Is do
signed 10 laye Uian with fambcau station
I'd at every mile along the roi,o and boniifes
every three m.lcs, Tbc performance will con.
cludc with banquet at the Girard House 10
the New York guests. This Ia Certainly orc
Of The most extraordinary wagers ever made,
ard will require very nlce calculation aud ~,
act time 70 enable the task 70 be accomplished
successfully.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

FIRE AT HAsTIsGs.-Tbc late fire al this
point seems TO have been more destructive 10
property than We stated, in our account of it.
published some days since. Ono entire block
consisting OF eight buildings was consumed be-
fore the fire could he checked. The journal
has the following list Of Losses by the conlia-
grafton
The losses M nearly as We can learn are IA
follows Mr.. Richardson. Butcher about $500
no insurance. Amsien 4 Thonpkins, dealers in
dry goods goods and provisions. $4,000; in.
sr-arcc, .hr-c ,horgard Mr. Fray, oruamrD.
tai painter, $500, no insurance; Hunter 4 Nc.
Iaurin, dealers in groceries & provisions, $500
no insurance II. But,nrii, furniture dealer
in building and goods, $4,000, Insurance tive
thousand G.. ". Smith. ia buildings 81 900
Insurance $500: y. Wh,atlsn1, $4,000, nc
insurance; Jacob Saith & Bro. 5000, no 10
snrance.
We have not yet asccriaincj the owpers o.
all the buildings and DO not know tie exact
loss but think the amount above given will IN
raised 10 twenty or tweniy five thousand dol
lars. Mr.. Whitehead lost four bupirtd dob
lara in bank notes. Amstlcn X Thompkins about
FIVE hundred. Mr. Richardson about three hun
dred. The flames had advanced a. far whcr
discovered that bat little was saved IN Ans 81
4 Tompkins store. Mr.. Frary conducted hi'
family arrcss the street and as b. returned "a
the room can Of oamphene burr, nDd in a
moment everything Vas 10 hiaze. His los'
was severe bccanse il was his III. IL had ils'
laid in stock Of pants and ola ior tie wiD
tcrs use. which was ali consumed.
| During the FIRE, SAYS the Journal. grea
many goods were stolen, some of which wU'
Afterwards found scrried IN shaDties 10 the t,al
Of the town. Iao~e who rccogDiz,i 'bssir prop
eriy, however. jill Do, prosecute the shsN,s a
they ought 10 have done.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

NV Road 1be Commissioner. says the
shakopes AfpooGis. appanied to survey AMI
Gu, oat Trrri,orial rad frun HontioeIlo On
the Mississippi river, to IL Peter % the Min
neso,a river. Fa~o.i throogh Carver % thu
18th inst, in the exrca;ioo of their da;'ss.--
This rad cros~s Lake MinDetouka at tn only
available Toin,--,h.i "a. by say Of Island City
and Halls Narrows-
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naIdsctn IsssswSe Seminary.

ssnsssDAs, sspt- icth, isr On shle,sn. s,s st
90 p.hsf tsaehsfa fssirssiioa Will b. s.sea IL all
we esssfhss ssssht IN tk- oldest and beat lssis Col
Sxes "a Ne aosntry. Tsit,eas peysLls qasnssly NJ
s,shf" ~ shs fntessD similar iastt IN the Es.s
bhs INSTITUTION vi eSasist o. lhs Primary papsrt.
sess ~ ChiSrvs and yesse Grit. sba ths cof~siste
les yossx ladies fhs esas.s ~ tady .nsss,e.s xaar.t
ssssaess Nsthsmsites, Islss lstfss, As;hsties, Ia
Sssosh. 0ssnss aAa Italian. W
sspeoor tssi~s tss NE of tho Fis. A,t.
Va hssss, Ia is sssivas departments, Psaa,inx Oh.
rssts 90 Water Coors Drawing, LinsAr crsysiithtc-
90 isit ehfsmsttcs War ffah 90 fis~srs Emiroi6
eesss fspi~r Mario fsibs Wefs The feaeher. are
AZ s'es oislpersacs Ia the best Female sessn.sisa N
tho East. ~"
snail santsr AZ tosnx Lsiss. exa possibly be A.
eoniasdsisd IN the family " tho fTiaespsI or ,ru
rng rom. ~ oifessr., spply Al winsiow iiou-e
s"sx'dss u. H. sMlIh, A, NJ, Tres.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

REruRsEp.-Ycstcrday. WV. II. NonLrs
Esq, of this city, returned from his trip of es'
ploration, in good health and spirits, having
made successful beginning in the eoletrue.
tionoi aroad from TT. Ridglcy to South Pass
Mr.. n. and his party explored the country
as far rs the Big Sioux river, distant from this
city about two hundred and fifty miles, TO which
point he located the road, and established de.
pots Of supplies Of provision, utensils. &c, for
the successful prosecution of The work early in
the spring.
Daring the trip MIR. n. and his party en-
ioyed uninterrupted good health, and no acct
dent OF any kind occurred 10 rctarI the pro
gress Of the company in the work in which
they were engaged. AIlof the company re-
turned with Mr.. y. except two or thrcc.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27
How she Vote tn uii,noi. 80, nds.

A table in another eolsmn gives what pur
ports 10 b. The official vote for President am,
Governor in % counties 81 this State. They
foot up M follows
President Fremont. 925?2; buchanan, o.,
23s filimorc. 3i.9Js,
Governor RI !issoll. LOG 400 Rcharjson
01,l30; Morris, 1893
The returns from #s u counties are not yet
received The reported mOioriiics from these
counties arc ~ fellows
buchanan maj, 1913; Fillmore's maj. ~,
Richardson's maj. 595, lIisscllp mai. itl
According % thcse figures. buchanan ear.
rics the State by SAT-, and BiSscll by s,072
votes. Experience proves. however, that re
ported majoritics from the southern counties
arc unreliable. 49, Chicago Pra,.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

Snow Snow Snow About ten O'Clock
night before last. snow commenced falling at
this place, and continued without intcrmission
the greater part Of the day yesterday. and,
although it has been melting ever since it he
gan to fall, still il now, Tuesday nitenoon,)
covers the ground TO the depth of four or five
inches. For the first time, this season, yes,er-
day the sound Of sleigh bells were heard in our
streets, and, as many Of our citizens were am
bilious to try their new horses and cutters,
merryUingles were heard throughout the day in
every part of the city. Notwithstanding the
snow was too soft Tor easy sleghing, still the
sleigbs were kept in motion as il the ownr'
were determined not TO be cheated out Of their
ride. Should the weather change TO icr de.
grces colder than j, Is at present, 40 az TO pre-
vent the snow IRON thawing. we shall have ex
celent sleighing.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

NKw Mar or THE TssRlroRy .--Mcss,s. Mey.
cr & Mindcn, publishers, have eit at our Office
a copy OF map Of thu Territory, recently is.
sued by them. II Is COTTON mp On large scale
is handsomely finished, and IL raid TO be a
correct map Of that part OF the country !, pur.
ports TO represent The prcprictors inform us
they intend issuing new editions of il annually
and in these each year TO make such corrections
from the one preceding Us will be necessary 10
make it entirely correct in all respects. The
price at which this one is sold is $40 per copy
which We think very reasonable, considering
the elegant stylein which it is finished Ihost
wishing one Of these maps can be accommoda
tel by calling at the Office OF Meyer n MndeH
on st. Anthony street
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

Sr. Axraosr.--The CENSUS OF this place has
just been completed, and shows 81. Anthony
70 have population Of $3.50 souls. The unit
ed population Of Minneapolis and 81. Anthony
is 4.7o5. This is not nearly so large popula-
ton as We supposed the two places had. We
had always estimated their number Of inhabi-
tants at COCO, AMI so did the citizens OF both
pieces. until the census was taken when the ex-
act number was nscertaincd.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27
s1liaTy i,1,Io.ANs musVAMD.

lNTHATED FDM TTFE UNIV VI IHE VI HTFHT
- bey t.s mli-s sssi ~sst ~ he t0vs ~ hiassios.
IA Isssspis county shoot The so'b ~ Jsiy last fss
s,sn aas hsh, rod, sd lsrss bsssh bis zss.bi-
i.is ssoths, deep win lev Whit sYsss SUD oas
horn ssoshsf shsstgni fsd os Lshs brown. vtih
r. bsssdsd "a rue bern the asksr 10 J~et rcd vitL
Iss4 breed ksfs. wBssva viii fstsfs sad ssss ss
zvs psmatss ~ s34fr.-ihr The .ub.eraIsf Al pslat
Astey Gil I'D Ia ti's rssossty II the sane, shalt
receive tk@ Shave 70 ssyd, John DsBDEk.
Eu~ I-sxft
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Iiiisom l.yofsiAruRp.-- another column
Of to'ays paper will he found complete list
Of the Senntora and Representatives OF thu
Twentieth General Assembly oi this Stnic..-
The s5enatc stapdrD-~De ~ Rcpubli
cans. ~. The Iione Of Representatives e.
Democrats, 30 lsepublieanB, ~; Americans q
fh,gco Pr,ss
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DO danger from the prcNslcut; for il is almos,
impossible To conceive that any case. attended
by such extraordinary and unprecedented cir
cumstancss, eau ever again occur in our history.
JAMES Rrcu.S,N.
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THALssg0, the graf pianist, r'aiie bic detu,
4, Siblo'a, in New ymk city, On tho evening
Of the 10th ms, lie was gru,oj with rnn tr.c
applaosc. Ills @coss u consid,rsd certain in
this country.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

ESSr ~ PLasr. formerly residents d this
city, have cf~ned Banking srsd Real T. tate
offer a, Hastings. They have an ample cald-
tai. and no donb,, xiil DO a large Lasi,ssr
Oar friends at that place .ill find tscrn fair
ard hnoornbke uen 70 deal with.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

FSEiGnr.-Fforn thre, b. fVc bafsIrti tons
Of freigh, has Leen dhcbArg,d at siiil-sier.
belonging 10 Gssren, points m the Territory
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commerce which strcaAy eount. b, mili,an. Ilsir a
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WHOLESALE AND RErAlt ntisi>Ess
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tM(QNOSSsS tN the ,eOyfh- le.s
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,Is Ws.Iis.,eai ~ stsmn"s 10 s'', .,''..s,
ware. ADD ehssls,e a"es upon The mstket they have
aspired 10 bring TIE fvsonrucs II
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ORoSo ia the name OF new town recently
laid out a, the confluence Of the Mississippi and
Elk rivers. by Mr.. GopYREy. Near the town
site, on FIX river. there is said to be very
6ne water power.
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CnaxsLN.-Thss Is the nam ~ nex to~n
recently lsh out si tho month u tln Creek
opposite Aroka. by Mess,s. CoLEuEx. Goa &
II0tr. A sfry osane.ts the i~o I,laesz.
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DLANING' FLANINI FLAMING ,
j. W. ". Heat Cs's Gssst ws.isss Machine kssa.
tAegrinK hiAbtsbmsn, ~ working ~osd, Al No. ~,
west Esaseiys ssssst, Ch,,sss. sssk hespi,ax end
s'ie ARG hf-shias. tlss 20 saoo Tsoass Mssh isss,
800 fib Ms-isis< Maehises, szs 70 so
a. The sssss plsesS sk's Tsisasgb flssssx hseAse,
t.#i vi afss. bua u ~ io0 To-, Of issL ~has ss
aSses IN 10 hsafs ssai IN ass,i,y sod With lee. poser
thss Tie Mso1-grt4 hashns.
siss waai~esih Msrsisss ~ Different ~isth. snd
st~s
!. NEE fts, ~iil dfss. fsssa 3 Ia soes feet ia 10
sgsts. $50 10 500
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lsr sA,hsas ssa Hlss,s, sppiys
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,slsA@~ q. NJ RhIi, Age. ~ ts.i.
isOoks and htattoneSys
Lost tsesiYaJ,. Vat TuE B1JksiunE
Dppsrtts tho p,s1
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srvxhnse--A larvr BgmbT OF counterfeit
quarters are 10 eircnlaiiop, dated 1919, ard
may be known by peculiar whiiess-s, which
thu gsnains pieos do no; lasv~s.
III" above notice Ne clip IRON an exchange.
Ihf.e q our trading Hsra Sho are in H. tsb-
/, q rcoiVisg quantities x mail ciasys'
vii keep leok oS;..., toyss qua-ie-a
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Galena, Dunlcith and Minnesota
p A OK EFT CO M p A NY,
onnISEMifii, fse.nisot ..Ln. JONES scerytsy,,
AtHA NGEs1ENT sOm 1850.
lk:sc
Two Daily Lines TO Saint Paul, !,

DALEY LIME TO HoCK Island
Tho neai. Of tn. Uempsay will maas sssnlsr ,ti,s
hstwesa 0airaa sbi saint Paul. leaving every
nssHisG and syeains tsaaisys ssssptsi) In time 4,
do business a. Dubuque aBd pansltl, And ro,nsst
AZ pnnssth With The trains IT The iinss Genital Rail
I.sd ffum the hast snd sou,h going up and tstur,eu
They viii step Al all intermediate poiats aud tens,n 81
~ Paul sairisMl lang t"r passengers ~ visit the ysii-
ot ~ Anthony The tiowing boats soppslss The line
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-27

CLAM FlGHr NEAR WAaAsnAw--OSE Man
o. raE PRIsoSKRs. A
young man by the name OF George Hayes, says
the Journal, has claim seme six miles from
town, where he had been residing for some time,
until lately, on account OF sickness in his iami'
ly, he brought them to town, and in the mean
time he attended TO his claim. II seems that
during his absence, the claim was taken pos
session of by Mr.. Dresser, and u young man
by the name Of Beard. who proceeded to erect
a shanty thereon. 1t appears that when Mr..
Hayes discovered this. he engaged number Of
neighbors TO 20 with him for the purpose Of
driving Oft the aggressors. The result Of the
interview was that the young man, Beard, fired
a pistol, which MORALLY wounded Capt. Wilds
one Of the INSTALLING party. The Sheriff arrest
cd both Dresser and Beard, and their examina.
tion occupied several days, AID finally they
were both committed TO await their trial for
murder at the next term Of the District Court.
We withhold any comments, as we intend to
publish the testimony elected from the witness
es, in order to give q fair and impartial account
OF the whole transaction.
1t is very unfortunate affair, ms the muir
dered man leaves large family in comparative
destitution. We hope this fatal result may
baye.a tendency q checklu. any 'ur'aer ARRAYS
Of this character.