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STATIONS APPORTIONMENr.
Correspondence II The Missouri Demorst.
I---..nrn.. l. II M o.. lgs


LECoyPToS, X. T., May -, 1857.
| am al last able 20 send you the appOrtiOnment IL
was made by Secretary Stanton, IN the absence of
Gov Walker. The law requires the cooperation Of
hcth the Governor and Secretary in this work but
in order to relieve Mr. Walker of the odium of it, if
possible Mr. Stanton has acted both as Secretary and
actisg Governor.
Bv this apportionment one half of Kansas is dis
franchsed, and not allowed single representative.
There are forty counties as organized by the Terri
toial bogus Legislature last Winter. II will be seen
that only twenty Of these are the appOriOnment.
here were returns from only eleven Of these namely,
Do1phan Nemaha, Atchison, Leavenworth, Calhoun,
Potawatamie, johnson, Douglas, Lykens, Linn, and
Bom bon. In lew more some returns were made
from some neghborhoods OF certain lists Of voters
taken from poll-books at former PIO-Savery cleo
lions, and Secretary Stanton made appointment on
these, although the law against helping tree-State
men was broken 10 do so.
In the equities, in Stantons proclamation where
there Is DO return Of population there was no census
taken but certain amount Of representation II them
has teen given certain localities, where the bogus
officers handed in list Of yotsrs that they had got
ir,mth.ir old election-boUks The NIXth District. TO
which 10 representation has been given. contains hye
cuuuies; tie XINth has four counties and so with
L ,iher three counties to which no representation
is allowed. The counties Of Richardson, Davis Dorm
and Allen alb ough in the proclamation, will have po
rrecct several other Of the counties where repre-
..ntaion has been given, have only one precinct at
some point where there Is pro- Slavery settlement
Tie appuTtionment j. very bare-tsced piece OF
fraVG. The appOrtonmeri was the only thing the
Governor had 10 do Several counties where there
has h.en no census taken, and where LO representa-
ton las been given have written u Secretary Stan
tn requesting that they have election precincts and
tia; steps be taken 20 that they could vote he has
answered that be can do nothing, there i law %
supply the omission, and therefore, tina; only part
of q { Territory can be represented IL the Con-ttu-
ti.rsl Convention.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
REMOVAL OF STEAMBOAT LANDINGS

REMOVAL OF STEAMBOAT LANDINGS.
The Special Committee Of the Board of Alder,s,
on the removal of steamboat landings from the l,v-
to the upper section Of the city held another ee,i,
yesterday afternoon in the City Library, AID SrEsss
in the chair.
M. SHIELDS was in favor Of the removal tvopS
in his opinion, save the lives OF good many hunsn
beings, md it should be done without taking dolsrs
and cents into consideration.
M W pACKER, representing the greater psr, or
the property owners of West street opposite the Nex
jersey Ferry opposed the removal ~ the boats fro,
their prrsent location. He thought the move VA.
made by property owners up town for the purpose az
converting their buildings into warehouses aad es,Ah
lsbirg business in that ssrtlon.
NJ. SoUTHNAYD al>o appeared for property holders
in West street Ill remarked that the business par
of the city ought a. change and should not remain AZ
one ~ int. Trade now pushing up 20 the Fifth
and Eighth Wards and 10 the portion Of those wards
lying near the river. He was strongly in favor OF re-
moving the landings 20 a mere eligible point.
Dir. ABEL was in favor Of The removal and thought
the whole city would be benefited byn. -
Mr. j. NJ. BOWER was astonlshed that there tw,
not more persons present a. address the Committee II
fav-r of the project He had spoken To great many
who in favor of the removal, on the ground iAa
the present locations cond not be got at without dan.
ger 10 life and limb. The removal would save the
lives Of many and be productive Of much good other.
wise.
Mr.. A. j. HARRISON opposed the removal He sid
that there was more freight taken than passengers
II would be good idea TO move the California AMI
other steamers up town.
Mr.. EDWARD MINTURs favored the removal. He
thought that the lower part of the city had monopo-
ized the business long enough. The removing Of the
boats up town would relieve Broadway and wood
tend 10 benefit the community residing in the lower
part of the city.
Dir. BRookER and other gentlemen favored the pro.
ject after which the Committee adjourned.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRACY.
ITAvFNWORTH. III. I

IEANENWOkih, n - NAN' - --0''
The National Democrats" SO called, !. e. rabid
ProSsverv faction Of this district, have met IN con-
yention and made selection of the following persons
TO be their nominees for delegates 10 the CONSTITUTIONAL
Convention which, according TO bogus la"' - meet
at Lecompton in September next:
John d. Henderson, editor OF ne journal Gen
Fastin editor of The H,raid; Hugh VI. hoofe, Jared
Todd Capt. BIZ Martin, Gov. Robinson JahCr 'dst
May in this city; Joseph Hall, County IollniS,lgrefi
James D,sipian Of Leavenworth Gov William
Walker Wynndott: 5. j. Cookagey, aston; William
CEri,tanson, Delaware City o.: d. herhaul DeiG-
ware City, and vacancy. me ceA.us- '.Ayf re-
turned the names of 1857 quahned N"ers IN LeaV-
euworth County and upon those returns 'e "''eIh"f
Il ade hi sppouionment giving tlen W. VI VTc-
fifth the members OF the Convection Aoou ohe dele
gate 10 hundred and MY voters OlH-;1s d
lecmpton are free acknowledge thht - riai 3 Tie
counties remain 20 be taken Is 70 returns nave oeen
received from them. But upon the returns already
made 10 The Governor, he makes lne aPto' ''-lleh,
and those districts where lhe cen-us Las h"' Oeen
tsk,r can have M renreseutaiiOn IL >ad cOnVenu1u
80, - S.-'reJ Tbrse districts which have been
overlooked by the bogus officials are 80 n-A,e' Gan
there be clearer evidence or i!aud 'nan 'u1s Law
r,u,. 4. .uuu,s,d Ia lee considerable OI Town aud
hat il contains 2 goodly number OF inhabitants. Bu;
the censusaker could only ma hnnuI uoz-h names
in that city 70 put upon his LIST: ibe9e = nIm 10
at city, two brothers they are IL" "'1i'Is 10
their business aud together. the q" uv.l y a rec
Stat. man while the other voted iT "hlthsid last
Fsu ard h, bas his name upon the census lists while
H. ,b.r has not. then the lists were not posted IN
ccrdapce with the provisions Of their own aws made
for that purpose and the people coud not kno"
whether their names were down 81 no.
The report that Emery was Cd u'al, sem 70 your
paper a few weeks snce, vas Incorrect fellow By
H. name of Brooks Of this city decei' I'd me- No pro
slavery man has ye, been ;Tied and punished by Ihs
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JUNE a. 1901

Court, and The Judge has mauf 'Sted so hr, dlsp
~. few friends At there Is prospect OF It gong
hard with him. Every believes bim guilty.
Gov. Walker arrived here or Monday i~t, and
treated crowd e persons 70 s2lO W tn OF WINE o.
to speaking.
t,r assault and battery with intent to Kill for hi
connection with the attack upon Hickory Pom, last
September. H. was admitted to ban 6y L4comp'e.
On Monday and las; evening be made frs;-rate jim.
Lane speeches in this city.
The steamer il here. More anon.
Your ESSEA.
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From Our Special Correspondent
LAWRENCE, X. T., Nav 81, lSj7

Yesterday evening there were some distinguished
arrivals in Lawrence The Hon. Senator Wilson Of
Massachusetts,, the Rev. Dr. FerPont the bard
and Dr. HOWE of Boston, with some lesser diyni'
Ties. Last night DR.. PerpOnt delivered temper
ance lecture in the basement of The Unitarian
Church He was very well received, and Il was as
much treat 10 see him as TO hear him. His ford
isee and 6ne gray hair would have invoked the pen
oil Of a Rembrandt.
After he cot through Senator Wilson was called
o. At first ne declined but the expression to hear
him was unequiyocal and unyielding, and he spoke
Scr short time his remarks being received with
greet enthusiasm He cOmphmented Kansas; its
fertility and fine appearance; Lawrence, and the
recple Of Lawrence; alluded 10 the interest felt IL
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airy persons have broken any Of the provsions AZ a.,
law, SO as TO subject Themselves TO penalties.
II is 10 be hoped, however that the presumption II
validity, and the added presumption which arises S.s,
the judicial sirmaiion Of the Jaw by this Court ~,
have their effect, and that shall have the BoayS -
Police Commissioners properly organized, aol n.ss
away from STATE OF Bnce rtaiuty and doubt, aid as,
ger in which we have been living for some Il ne re-
He concluded with the usual Instructions A. % ~,
duties Of the Grand jury.
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DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEES.

The monthly meeting OF the Democratic Geneisl
Wilson Small Committee was held in side room az
Tamnlanv Hall last night. 4 good deal of hard talk
was had about the coming Democratic Reform Goa
vention and then the Committee adjourned to Friday
night 10 await the action OF the Convention. Should
it accord with their wishes, they will yield obedience
to lis behcsts otherwise, they will declare i uncon
stmtionsl, aud set up independently upon their own
ho.L
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board of Education held their hrst meeting icr
the month Of June last night, Andrew H. uTeen' rIeS-
dent, in the chair. ~ rat, IA,
communication from the School Oihcers u ,ite I1
Ward was received, asking for IN appropriation OIL
sl5 800 Tor repairing schOol-house NO 'l ACCORDING
10 propo-al upon which a long debate eirled' oev,
ersl members urged that the communication should
take the usual course and be referred TO the Finance
Committee. Upon the vote being taken, the resoia-
,;or .rnended 10 the communication was adopted.
Suh.,6d4pIy il was asceitained that the reeoluuca
WINS so vorded that 10 money could be drawn upon il,
,vIicb fact ELECTED considerable merriment among
,bose who opposed il. Tie matter recOnsidered,
Ard correct resolution finally adopted
Z communication was received from VIM. GLAND
Bourne, rendering his resignation Assistant Clerk
of the Board because Of his continued ID health he
ceived aud ordered on he.
The rules sDd ,gulatons were suspended to aloS
the Board to 90 I:s election for Finance Geek u
the place ,of l.. s. Hart resigned The motion 70
SUSPEND the rules LlsO elected long dlscus.og bu,
was fin ally adopted, when another argument en.aed
upon motion 10 go into election ~ fl such ohbee'
This was also carried. #,
Kind Of political jaw now ensued upon the qua
hcatoIs Of Mr. Clark the person understood 70 be mo
candidate Of the Democratic caucus. motion ~
lay the subject On the table and make il the specal
order for the next meeting lost motion TO Teiet
the matter 10 the Auditing Committee 10 examine te
candidate a. 10 bis qualifications in Bookkeeping,
caused another talk. The previous question We
finally called and carried, and the BQard went Ito a'
- 1T a.. c.II.
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THE TURF.

UNoS CouRsE, L. E-TRoTTNG-Wt daesday,
June 3, lS57.-Purse and stake 500, mile heats,
-. - IN vaynu..
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4llt--.s----
Darcy was the fsvorite, 200 to so, previous TO
starring Stella won the easily IN three straight
heats.
UNIoS COURSE, L. I.-TEoTTIyG- Tuesday, June
. lsJ7.-Match = 600, mile heats, best in ). Gin
derela paid forfeit to b. g. Breeze they aterward
trotted for the track money. The following is the re-
suit:
D. P.fsr. b. !. Breeze Ito hsruessl..........I
H. WuOLruA. b. n. Cinderella TO wsgCal...-
Time-2s2-2 44-2Ri.
WAsHeGICs CovKsr, X. I.-TROTTHG-Sa!aT-
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Mr. CLARK was declared lecied.
An attempt vas then made 10 20 into an election
an the oiice rendered vacant by the resignA'ion :.
Mr.. Bouiue but did not succeed, the motion oe~s
lOst .S;,v
An AUTHORIZATION Of 500 for the erection OF nss
school house at KiDgs-bridge, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
street adopted. l., hor,..
report was adopted changing the school n sor
Durh the months ofJanuary, February hsf.p 5oar
MAJ October November and December the noNN
{ Upening the several Ward Schools shall be ss' w
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Asyrntn ", nisg -i.yscn Law Nm iiAsu
fsn ~ rus N,cIs'ry ~ wswsHaw TIN Sun.
day last, says the MtH1ssst.sa, an sltereHtipa
occurred between some wuod cbnppsts aud q
party III hi.uN indians near Nelson's landing q
point w The MlssAsippi Ia WISCONSIN, sppusit.
Wahashas. Que ~ the Indians MAS drunk
and wished ~ erosa tho iti,er u Heeas Laird
ny, IN company with the whlts pea. (Many
~ "'if vesdefs arc i,rfhaps aoi aware that The
tts,f myct uloses by snes,as ut that point. }
Ihr Indian wWs REFUSED passage and after the
boat lot, III. shore, he aised bis gun aHd shat
aesd ono u thu wh,'e men who vas towiss
The onaphs, was INSTANTLY cspt.ted taken
across 10 lie.d's Landing tflea hys i,ysch
Court anI Jury, and Condemned 10 he hanaed
forthwith Iie was ~ conveyed across the t,s'
~ into wisconsin and On tho same afternoon
pvar The srsaa u his MORNINGS crime. wa.
made 10 soifef The death penalty II hanging In
"sgasiion
We learn these facts from the same gentle
man who brings ,hr news ~ tho Ia rrosse
a,e, lie arrived al wabssbaw aa sunday eve
nins shortly nfiat tb. conclusion II this ,fsge
~
rhi 90 scenes ~ violence ara bsdun,iax qaits
lp" common 10 Minnesota, shr i. fast io-inr
that high fspntstoD fst love ~ isw and afass
which has ever been her I1si prize and u vsrr
well " check vas speedily put 10 any further
sioisnes Of this character. We hope for ,,et.
iat stat, VI things.
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'.oy. JaHssps. N BIZ snus4' ms,sl4ge o.
the Lgi-laiso 81 C4ifsna, r,a,s 10
AMMAN, Il ,br igsl Hsieltesinss- q that
STATE on tbs ! Il 81 Juit ISL ia ir.u0l
pal arsl interest ~ shica have 20 p, pto,i
dsJl sr e. s9.iG}.a41 u. bad. s9.tl 10
81. 1859. i.5f At.t i-5e. s32z- $50
valid nsits'ant'ng aarraats eZI9 6sy O.
vursnf. o. h. drsga. s1asIl 60 ~
curey 10 Jsly. isi1 sis"@l trial s.
7T7-nii - ,irSiurs esrh Ia ir.s4sgrv s2is,
.oi q total S3sClSiy o. -Wth
tbs, fats tstr- 81, ass IN 60.f0Hr
and IT, tn"wa Do>s.ly u Indicative thf
ooar~ to - l-sr.ne'l .p 7'a''ari % M 30.
t.ei,ss.itsps. ii,e q1sss.oe ma sFs~s. wl4a'
osar... .Asa 70 sIop'.,i D. rsrrcfse a. i :
Ar~vring q. yaw ET-aiis-. sssl esasarR
,ise -su,inenis sairh is4i4sr az ea'sr
;ai,y,i l.y tiyo@. sh.n -" ai4ke S5frezs1s' -
tis~ p.-s3e - To -taie roaB ssy. Psy
ths ,Sst, ~ ,i1as rlsafs To- efas',,sis1g u
The Staff pf,scrt.> i's-s a., a. ~ 10
rrr.An' ss~,oa n the iessss&iare lfy=.,z ~
~ '4a,siassliox s1gsl ,7sislsSz!'ss. 'Frrnii
ting ,oofarpiser,' wgr%n's s~ssaJ AFT ~
lst day Il J.saary. shich aAg 81 D. -
.ls<sup'-i pror ~ ;he 10, - Jaiy Rs1 e. D.
f,aDs,s mir III ~ = I-ss sikr al
,bs xsrrsnia l~p'l Esrior o. Jasaary, J -
Af.i a as eHsi,aa.iag uBa-s EatsrrV peeS-i'-
Il % ;ae fsoy4s fs bser rsissss'1@ Or -
ysr'.o1 a; To ut. rsrsrzi skrtN0
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U.ai tessssr Tsaa.a. ttaas.

Uv,L Isrl,,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. say. the p,
Anthony E,ptess, of u. 5th lust, the sttingep
cy Ia the money market ~ ii estsis 10 not aeas
but. on the csniFstt, considerable activity q
manifest. The following sales have rnins
within ouf lGosledga the past rsst
J. A. Lnpnun To Elizabeth iaii's three lot.
Ia L"aboD's addition, tiVp. !. rsniQtd--thfrs
lots In Hoiiinaaps addition 400. house aud
lease ~ land On Main sfTest Tot sss5
sN "na'i n'nsTaF.es hss snm "a > "
~. 49,. "put W ps' "esh. ~
n' !" ,"a ~ "' "es' ~, -, ' 80. N"pe''"'
., 49, - n. ~ 80 p ."~
s"w ""I nam ,"'e"'" wy WINS
AZ, uyul,sJ al Id. a, o,b., ua,,is. In .a,,.
ot.r, aInoup,in, la a., o. stsr,
Also. ..ls by ,,,e s.,ae n, d. u. iinib.,, NJ
No York sat 70 Io,. In H., a,~t,,,,-
nv, =, ,so saTb ",,s,u '''"' Wv '''"
Aso' IN .a,,~ ,,l.es ,.,r n william.
=, an wv
IL. al =, r,,.t, ato,. a, ,aos ,,a
a. ,.,. \, u,,,,,a.,..i,. 80 s,.,,. tay,.
N. a, ,r.,Isncr ~ LAM. s,l.y ,,,,. ,a ,.,,..
Ats,,. Of ,bs,lssi,,u' 4 a. h., tlIs. s,j ose
" .t- 49,.
,m.,n, 81 ,.lss Asa, 90
III.ut.,.r sa,.,f. Ia, s,,,,,, -, ,-,..
AMI SECOND .s,se,sz ta9
Is,.i sn1 2 e,,ne, az uar,,I .oa rts
,,..ts. On "a Il, Jlrh.,as,. ,so,,
h., on rs., street b, 4, " n.,,d,t 400,
l,s.' and y On conner 81 Is, ami v,,i.nn
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tsrno,ysysrs ~ sosrpyfstp 49, 4 ne " steam
cav mil, With so ssyiDs " fef,y hofss power.
VII sogg be Ia operation si ihi- nonTisi,ihR tavB
o" 'i's Cannon Wtsy. A noe bossi, 10 cost
fIg.is1, IL conmtnssd, and will he esfnpstsd
W NE IL; ~ August. There are t~s smsI,
hyssis, Which ace not sdsgasis 10 tho wants u
Me place. AMI large frat clsas botai IA now
snneh psedsd. large sebosi hSnss with mod
EN- Improvements. he. been recently nosapis,.
81, sni The Methodist Aoci.ty are msking pre-.
Fsra'ipss 10 huil'i q church daring ~. sasaing
SUMNER. tesjing 'foots !. slf.s3y open.
sDd Pnblie hbfa'y eosumsneed, fH tis n~f.f
"hNh suitable building 10 sbon, being ssreiesl.
LyTfsin 70 also sasbisShss. sad hAs held
s.ftly asbai,s dnriaR ,i.a winter.
snrthfs1 afssdy p~sss-sss The bee, nsanag
NH 20 thr isr',inry, sfseisd ~ J. ". hafb.
Ia skkh 'hs ,,sopis ~ N. surrounding country
~ q distance ~ mr. az sixty miles. brng their
gfsia ~ te ground,
Tbs town lie. charming he sslon Ia lubsbi
.ani> are nearly All ffym Sss EnTissd, u !.
sfhou, whisky shsps, and prsmlses a rapid
sod ssbstsatssI xrsvih.
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CITY AND COUNTRY

WuupSAw Az er LA>es. rhs following "a A
copy " an order reerNrd frcm the ,'emai.
slouer " tho ,ssnesAl lAad Ofhco by ,he land
officers al saltwater, dey before YESTERDAY. ~
Grant
WAsusNUrp>, Match Z, tsSt.
sh6istkS Asp ttscEvxa At srihtwArksi
Sn-reni ttom sale ~ location, uatli h,tthe,
orders, all the TOW aships In yoas dsuirt. south
oatewnshP ~ also town. n vi range 10. ~ and
W u rense ~ II 90 % NJ range ~ ., ~ 81 III
taasss ~ and q; u IA ., NJ range III; ~ 10 "a
ID ,ausc u, and !. 10 vi ot range ~,
THoa,s 4. HN>naWss. Cnm'r.
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L,osr We spint~n tioasliy osnttbd IN notice
tie other day, the sfti,ai ~ John r. ksnn d,.
Ear, Chief Engineer NJ tbs Gas Works, ~6o
sisis oar ely with u,s object of ssasrt~isin n
The posltlup ~ things under . winter ssps n
and W lay bsftIs the Company reasons fot ~.
iais'ng tho pre.su' wofk. This, Va uni >.
stand, the Company have seeded %, aud ths-
will he forthwith enlarged. ms materials f.~ Inc
.ast- ara all tssdy ias ahi;,sas-I =---S D. t.ts
Wyrs opsns. AMI w are assured that tho wiDie
vii lie 10 readiness at an early day In tlls fsiI
When We shall espetsnes the BLESSINGS " good
ilshi tong he'Hs the Mississippi again shut.
hsfssH W IN her 'icy bsaDds." "a viii he sssa
Wy tbsf sdscftiss msnt, that en- iDsiai,asnt 10 10
h. ts'a in 81 cncs. fet .. have light
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ttFlic Mrsfi.a The citizens ot Wahashaw
he'll pnfiic meeting, in that place, on thu
evening oi the ID INST, 10 As'eftaia " any Ugh,
could be ,hroWn upon the matter II The a.sas
s,aat,eh of A. A. Weston, Quite number 81
pcHons were in'.rtagatsd a. "a thor knowi
edae ~ the anaif, but nothing was elected thu,
the deed, and The meeting adjourned without
accomplishing the raepose tat Witch h WAS
convened.
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CoSoosD. March ~
ll3 towns hcarl from give ilnle. the Re-
publican candidate Gw Governor 20Gai
vot'~! Wcll. democrat. 1863 and Had
dock, l0s. IN the liai.c. tie Republicans
thus far have 20 membcrs and the D,sn
ocrais 50 The Council AMI Sr,air uns Ra
pubiw'is an'lall the Republican. Cmyr~s
inen uiv reelected
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Since the Intelligence wss received here Of
the passage Vt the bsil granting lands 60 this
TERRITORY, for railroad pWposee, good Lnma,
you meet on The streets. .espe,taiiy n tho Nv
nor ~ real estate 10 any considerable amount,
has hs face distenied with . bread rriu, wh.,
sin'l" IT peculiar satisfaction CLEANS upon his
eounisnapee. AZ one ~ our ,nung friends "a
presses H. this Is u very "elcgant s,ats OF
things, aud oil hIcauhs about by tho vision Of
IDEAL locomotives With trains attached, speed
tug swiftly osef prospective railroads, IL di,ofs
directions throughout the 1erfiiott.
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~, payAnx's bAy...lTh.s day wss eelehvAted
yesterday, 10 . becoming manner, by vus Irish
American citizens, large number ~ whom.
,,hs,sBdiHz tho D,rIsmeBt stats 81 the
band, and mar he'd through the prinripal atfnsia
of tho city The Raealis worn by the members
Of The saeioiy ~ the bone oleai knus u Erin.
consisting ~ the national eoiova " ireland,
locked we'll. ant ,ls ssoluty made o very fms
appearance. The ptorsssion Was under tho
charge ~ number ~ masshais, m horseback.
aud sentiments. eHme aifu the room h Roberts
bniidies. whfh CLOSED thh celebration II the
iay.
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toor.. oai,r number u our III hammered
contemporaries, IN ths territory anil oat II H.
have had great deal 10 say because tho gitl.
scs .prcpat ~ their ianaseat way, " wls,
bools, Nov We SHOULD Ilhe W know hnw tssas
ean BE- property put up, without belns wsil
Asss<s. We await an answer nom thu SECRETARY
NJ thn W"mun'S listoia Dfess Con, snlion.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-03-19

Two Mn snor ny A. IspAs..-it appears
fom an account which W. Ind in The Lake CIV
IsshssNs, " the tragedy recently enacted a,
Sclsea's Landing, Wisconsin, on tho 9Th inst.
and inr the preparation ~ which, The ,nlian
rzs IN" ~ ia ~ ~ ~ :. ..,.s-&s-sss..:,
that both ~ tho white men 10 the batiean weir
ktl'ed by tho discharge Of The Gun, ene died on
the Tuesday following, and this other. n was
said, could not survive mpie than icw hours
TIE either circumstances are ne stated IN pre,i
qua accounts ~ the aiYair.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-03-19

NAskas LstArl, SO. rlo 81. lsses Cssss.s
s'stss that Aicsaaicr iiaatct and ,soorrp strt
msn, In the employ " the Indian esiabisAmsn.
a s.9s Msals DC, nartNsisi sssavsd ,lspth
t!'sa hvrti'et. cnsbt 10 S., Ga fAai ugh,
thes rncamped al reusfroa's EaNds, tw at,
inies above tbs s.oaN Agency, and within ~
teen miles FROM hoos, Saturday morning, In
'he n,i,i., ~ me.t ieafiul storm, ,hcy ,loicr.
mihed u euemp, 20 rcsoh hume, Aner tsa,,l
ing few hours, they hecsme hcw Altered. ana
wandered nom ihe Iaaa, The river asoriins
! them The oely guide. they made tog II, and con.
tIn"ed ~ u al day ami moot u. the nteht o.
There rrogte-s Was very slow aud fatinulpr
frrm tho depth OF the anew through Whuch the,
aank at cNrtp step,
sssar,ay msnine Nc Ruhertsra. IN charxe
Of the yellow Msdic,ne, fearing same accident,
sent nh part, IN scarch " tho mi.-lus men =,
fare" miles hen homie they frund s,e,n,ar ~
ing In the snow. and unable ~ Euswcr when
spoken IN. LATHE farther on, imnrcr was div,
covered Wandering about, hnt cntisci, uaoou
scious VI his whoro sboufs. They we're convey.
cd hame "a speedily ~ possible, where they ~.
ee'sed every attention, They were iound 10 b.,
desperately fterrn, huntef IN both feet, and
s'c,naa In feet, hands and hce. The rhysicaa
al that place thought they weall loose all then
toes, and rrobahly their feet,