The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-05


and directed Keller to give security to the
amount OF two thousand dollars for. bis ap-
pearance at the next tern Of Court.
The Court then took bail in the case Of
Eaton charged with forgery, in the sum OF
$500 for his appearance at next term
Eaton is reported to us, as being simple
and if so, ii would appear proper that he
should be released. Some little additional
business was done. when the Court adjourn
ed for the term.
This is probably the last term Of Court
to be held in this county, under Territorial
Law. Judge Nelson, tas in an eminent
degree given satisfaction to all parties who
have had business before him, sustaining the
dignity Of the Bench, by clear expositions
Of law and impartial decisions, and main
tanning the cordial friendship of the Bar.
For TIE PEslrgyrnRy.-Dcputy Sheriff
Bracket, will convey Dunn and the colorcd
prisoner, johnson, to the Territorial Prison
to-day from which We anticipate speedy
release for Dunn at least, as il was stated 10
us,he endeavorcd to make his escape from the
City Prison. There is something wrong
about the Territorial Prison. as any person,
who desires TO, can escape from il, and the
Warden does not even think il worth while
to offer reward or notify the public, as
was the case in the escape OF the murderer
from lie Seuer count. Wilcox. who was
placed in the Territorial Prison about three
months since.
Press .uRE-Our friends Ofthe .4it.rti,er
seem to imagine that ". aimed squib at
their stability, in publishing the brief note
Of withdrawal Of their local editor. Such
was not the intention: and we are glad TO
announce that the Airer'i,er il on the only
firm basis, viz: the advance system On sub
scription. Long may il wave.
EFFECTS OF BOYS sroRT.--A lad Of about
IA years Of age, was up before Judge
Simons Yesterday charged with riding a
horse over another boy, knocking him down
and bruising hs face ia several places.
There appeared TO be no other cause for the
act than wicked disposition to have soIne
fun, and the Judge thinking he ought to
pay for such fun fined him $50 and costs
and in default Of payment committed lin
to prison.
Row AMONG TIE MuIISEas crowd
of young women from Third Street, were
up before Judge Simons for some cause Of
which We did not stop TO be appriscd. We
have no doubt, the Judge deal. Ieniently
with thu parties. as they had not previously
been before him.
PAVING oFg--Mcs'.s. Marshal and Co.
paid Off number of small dcposi,ors on
Saturday and Monday They concluded to
pay of TO those who come first, until their
cash on hand was exhausted So last as
they can make collections they will pay OF
the balance due depostors under Slco
SINGULAR AsAuLr.-Two gentlemen
standing in front of Perrin's Restaurant, on
ST. Anthony street, were knocked down by
some person unknown. who came up suddenly
while they were conversing. The person
who committed the assault, we are informed,
came up 10 one Of the gentlemen. and IT.
marked that be had said something about
his father, and Immediately struck him with
a knuckler or slung shot on the head making
a srighttul bruise and knocking the man
senseless He then turned to the other mar,
and served him in ,hc same manner. without
speaking. after which he pu. Of and made
good his escape. One OF the per,oGs injured
we understand to be Mr.. CorcoraD. Real
Estate Dealer. Tie others name We did
no, learn. There ~as ~ Information made
to the Police Court. anl the whole occur.
renee seemed 10 BE- mystery
Tns CRY OaDgas-lihe Gig Clerk in
forms Va that the new City Orders TO be =
sued in accordance with the resolution OF
Council, passed asst Tuesday, will son be
ready for delivery. From wha, W can
learn Of the feeling Of the public. ,hre viii
be no doubt but ,hr new orders VII, atori
considerable reliei and have a good e:'cc..
10 making business more lively.
CHIPPEWA PAYs syr The a. Mates due
TIE Chippewa Tribes Of Inii4ns, are this
week being paid 10 ID tn a; Gov Wing
The goods aad provisions designed for tn.
payment have a.. gone up. TIE money
received by the Ioi,aG. vii, sooa ~ in TIA
hands OF tie traic-s. VII s.e o. Land 20
secure their ie6,.