Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-25
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Road nave mace affdlt cii's''' = e7 - /
ing the rosti
e=- The Northern in the House Of Rep !
r~.cntafiyes who voted for the English Lecomp
ton dodge, were aIl1Democrats.
rx- Operations on the Atlantic Cable arc 60
ing actively forward. The experiments with
the new paying-out machinery giving gen
era satisfaction.
sE- student of Michigan University man,
Ell George W. Brazie, was made drunk by nine
other students for frolIc, few nights ago. and
died while in that condition.
sM- AT the municipal election in the city of
Ottawa in this State, last week Mr.. Glover, the
Republican candidate for Mayor elected by
233 majority. Well done, Ottawa
80 An election has just been held in York,
Pa, city of considerable importance, at which
Lecornpton was made test. The result is
victory for Freedom by majority of l03.
/ sw- Another grand Railroad Depot is about
/ icing built in Chicago
/ a FERTScE-Imports at New York, ill
this time IN 1857, S51 .529,o64; 1885, $39,720,-
27s; difference, Sll ,608.79
sH The Bloomington " Flag" (Dem.) has
I Det1 sus ptndvu.
s9y- Mr.. Evans, United States Senator from
South Carolipa. diedlast week.
a DANGEROUS REyoLyER.-A G.m IL New
York city has just received froia England
style of reYolers with eighteen barrels.
a SCHOOL HOUSE DESTROYED BY VERNIx.-The
school house at West Dubuque being over
run With them, that teachers aad pupils had to
quit.
\ SAD FATE.-The Legislature is about TO adj
journ sins de aud Pump Carpenter announces
that he intends 70 write its history.
DEATH OF GHs. PERsTFER T. SsnrH.-Gen. Per-
siier r. Smith eommander-in-chiefo of the army
Fof Utah, died at Fl. Leavenworth on Sunday
night last. Gen. Harvey succeeds in command.
eH A bill has been reported upon favorabIy
by a committee of the Legislature of Penusyl-
vania for the removal of the seat of government
from Harrisburg TO Philadelphia 1t provides
for tie removal in December next. of all the
State officers to the latter city and the next Leg
islature and all succeeding ones to meet there
LroUoR OUrIAwED.-C Chief Justice Shaw. Of
Massachusetts,, has decided that it is lawful for
anybody, any set Of men, to seize and destroy
liquor Illegally kept for sale. The decision
creates good deal Of talk and viii probably be
followed by the invasion and destruction of
good many liquor shops.
- The Iroquois Republican wants it to be
remembered that tie Lccompton swindle. mod
fled by the offer Of a land bride to the citizens
of Kansas to accept the Lecompton Constitution,
has passed the House of Representatives by the
votes Of Douglas Democrats. \ bride so bare
l.
ers revols ed at It. has been offered by the Doug
las adherents 10 the House to the people of KAN
+ sas. if they viii only consent to swallow the
Kansas iniquity.
"a The New York Times says the Republi-
cans ought to pay for the powder the Democrats
are burning over the passage of the English
bill. since they the only people party
really benefited by that act. That'sso. If the
Republicans had selfishly, and in 4 mere party
spirit, marked out course FOR the administra-
ton the Kansas question. they could not have
invented one better for Themselves than that
which has been followed by Mr.. Buchanan and
his partizans in Congress.
WoNAN's R1GHrs IN CAxADA-Thc Lerisla-
i've Council of Canada has passed act giving
woman. whether married or single, absolute con-
trol Of any property they may have acquired
while single or married. and exempting it from
the debts or liabilities of the husband but hold
ing her liable for debts contracted by herself be-
fore marriage.
- We finally have the explanation Of rum
ors that Governor Walker favored the English
bill, and their subsequent denial, and then the
appearance of a letter from him favorable to its
passage. He wrote one letter for it-under the
impression that 1t covered a fair submission. of
the Lecompton conStitution,-and then when he
found out the true enormity of the scheme. he
wrote another against it, and denounced il and
its authors in language not to be mentioned to
ears polite. We do not see therefore, why lie
has not fairly done Justice to both sides and to
himself.
REv- nF. MoNop's MIss1oS.-Dr Monod, the
brother Of the celebrated Adolphe Monod. who
has been spending some months in this country,
leaves for Europe Tomorrow. He came to get
funds 70 aid in the erection Of a Protestant
church on the Boulevard de Sehastopel. which
was To cost with the ground about 500 0a0-
ITe has succeeded IN obtaining about = COO
v J. Post
BusNEss OF MoSRoE.-TLe Monroe Seatr1Y
says:
On Saturday. the Ist inst, VIC sent out eight
cars Of wheat, and 81 Tuesday morning twelve
ears. and had others losded TO send. These are
guod-looking facts, and We delight in showing
them.
TINS MEANEsT ESeI1sH YEr.-We clip tic fol-
Lowing >quib from The Louisville Journal, on
the Lecompton compromise " hill and It's au-
+ thor:
We have often heard Of people abusing the
Kings English. We think that President Blu
chanau's English oaRnot lie to roundly abused.
for cur President has really got the rneanest
and basest English that King or President ever
had.
Spring Medicine.