The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

buoyans VITA hope, and with every prospect Of
lie wearing its brightest haes before his eyes;
bat WAS nov returned TO them with his eyes
forever closed h& heart forever s,iiicd, mas
d lKeleSs clay.
Why this in.snse public feeling was manifest.
ed on this occasion, We leave to The remem-
branee only Of the minds Of citizens, without
making ii matter Of public history. We believe
there was reason enongL for the Intense feel
ing and with this NC dismiss the subject.
The funeral took place from tbs residence Of
Mr.. DonaeIly, ia the First Ward, at 1 O'Clock,
p. ~, and ibe corpse was escorted By members
of the volunteer companies In this city, and
followed By a large copeoarse Of eiI4Gens to the
Methodist Church on Jackson street. where ap-
propriste religious services were performed
after which they proceeded " the Methodist.
burial ground, nsar the city, where the body
was laid ia the grave, with the appropriate Ger
emo ses.
DgpcArioS or rIg SroSk School HogsH
FIRST WA9g. The first Public School House
erected In s.. PAM, with the public school
funds, was dedicated on Monday afternoon.
The Board u Education net al the City Hal,
at q O'Clock, ?. NJ, aud IN company with the
Mayor, Aldermen, citizen soldiery aud pronsi-
nsnt cisilens, formed procession, and
marched to tho school house where At four
O'Clock, ?. NJ, Rev. Dr.. Van Ingen addressed
the Throne OF Grace sfier which the Hon. ].
Brisbln Mayor Of the elty. addressed the As
sembly in au eloquent aud happy manner, and
f,.It x.i no
Taylor, Esq., Rev. Dr. Van Ingen, Col ID. A.
Robertson, and Hon. ". A. German. in appro.
pirate and eloquent addresses.
Aoclpssr 81 RrS.ofF--On Sunday afternoon,
fs5 Horses atfatHss'd 10 carriage 6s-sins un.
fasnag able. from break in a bride bit and
rushed at gallop along Fourth street, crossing
Jackson street aud bringing the buggy in con-
tact vith pils q stones lying in the niddle II
tho street, which threw OIL, the occupants, Mr.
i.ucian D. Gillet, anlt ladies', upon the stones,
in,uring oil three Of iAcn 20 some considerable
extent The ladies' we're taken 10 house close
by, aud their wounds dressed, and were after
wards removed hosae. The gentleman vas bad.
~ bruised about one eye with other stght in.
ufies. The horses became dissagaged from
the carriage ami proceeded along Fourth street
TO the cut al Waconta street, where they went
over the ombsnkmea,, and received FERROUS in
lures. one of ihem having 70 be afterwards
shot.
THE TiAss.b again in It's glory, the con.
iactors OF that enlertsining sheet, are endeay-
oflng 10 manufacture a panic out Of the arrest
Of the six Chippewa Indians. In Tuesday
mornings paper, they announce horrible muir
icY, committed few hours after Capt. Starkey
left, by Indians. IN revenge for the capture Of
their comrades; which had abon. Az maoh
truth IN it, "a the Larkn affair on the ~. CroiX.
isPogrlNr TO Merchants, - To know the
cheapest The best, The quickest route By which
TO ship goods nom Chicago, aud further cost 10
Minnesota, That route We believe to DO the
Prairie dn Chen Route, snd that all lta agents
are gentlemen. Mr.. G., 8 Storms is Frogh,
agent for this Tonie, and may bs consulted at
the Fuller House.
The ispf,Ss,-~stl remained 10 custody OF
Capt. siarkcy nn Tuesday. The writ OF haheas
cmy,s. Was not issued, or il issued, the hearing
did not take place. We lean that it is the in
ten,ion ct the Attorney General 20 bring the
prisoners before Judge Nelson fof tris,,
Tgx CrS Co,Non.- Had a regular session
on Tuesday afternoon, and passed two orii
nsnces, uae requiring ranners 10 wear badges
and tho other requiring citizens 10 procure lire
bucket. We VIII publish an abstrae, Of their
proceedings 10 morrow
Wnpy 49, Yesterday was very warm and
very dusty. as all ~iu testify who had any In.
siness on, of doors This week has been ex-
ceedingly warm compared with Tho tompera
ture Of las, week.
NUtsAScz The attention of she Health or.
deer IL directed 10 u most horrible odor which
forces Itself ron the attention Of persons. who
have busiarss on 9t Anthony street, near Gig.
erton's Bank Also, 10 4 not very odoriierous
siaell. proeee ling from slaughter house a
short listan 2 from wabashAw street,
srErngy 8aoNsoN, JSL The trial ~ this great
inaaeior vas 9utti.d ed on last Friday to The
s,h n September, N order 10 examine tn,
books Of the hank. 70 learn whether the bank
eve. Bronson, or Bronson owes ,bs bank,
They AS waat Witnesses from this city snd
iola New York
Rroasoa be, had % tuu sauatlet ot The fso.
hate Court, for ,he purpose Of .elev,Bg hmst Z
fsola s,ndfy small Chains, which tho holders
are pressing with more severity than good
seasc. Under the circumstances.