The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

salaries Of her Supreme Judges at 81, 900 q
year.
ALBERT SrAuB the murderer of LlUza-
MAN was hung in Chicago On Tuesday last.
He should have been hung on Friday.
Two names have been suggested for the
new State 70 be erected from parts Of Mich.
gan and Northern Wisconsin-Superior and
Ontonagon.
A woman in st. Louis was whipping her
child with stick day or two since, when
a splinter flying from it entered her LEI, eye,
and destroyed the sight
The annual election OF the Sachcms Of the
Tammany Society Of New York, on the
10Th, resulted in the choice of Westclester
House or AntiWood ticket, by 100 major
ity, in a vote Of 37s.
The Oldest married couple living, are sup
posed to be Jacob Snyder and his wife, who
reside at Burnside, Pa. He is III years
old and she is o., and they have been mar
ried abou, 93 years.
DAVID A. NAL, late Vice President of
tho Illinois Central H. IL has commenced
a suit against the company in the L, S.
Circuit Court at Chicago for S250,000 for
services rendered to the Company while in
their employ.
JONI Mitchell, who has left nothing IN.
done to ALLEVIATE the respect which great
many Of US used TO have for the Irish patriots,
suggests in his paper, the Southern Cai:en,
that Senator Bell be hung in elligy before
the capitol in Nashville.
Two Germans named TnuRISoER and INV.
HERMAN, were arrested in. Buffalo last week,
charged with enlsting men for the British
service. Their examination closed on the
9th, and they were held for trial for infringe
ment Of the neutrality laws
GHEGo, the Iecompton Democrat in Con
gress from Indiana. gets rather cold comfort
from home. He is candidate for reclec-
ton. At meeting Of his party in his own
County, to express their choice for II success
sor there were none 80 poor rs to do him
reverence. lie didn't get the first vote
The Government paid for lithographng
and printing in colors, single ox, for the
Patent Office Report. slO,57G-tor SINH.
lar service for one BULL, SlO,576 fora COW
$500 and for IA HORSE, $3.50; total Tor
the tour picture, S3i,22S. That's the way
the money gocs
The Governor OF Wisconsin now gets
yearly salary of 1880 A proposition hay
ing been recently introduced In the IegisIa-
turc to increase the salary to 81 900 Cover
nor RANDALL notified the members of that
body that If adopted he rouM reto he
measure, whereupon the proposition was
dropped
A despatch from New York says tina, the
| Board Of Aldermen on tn, 10Th, concurrcd
with Mayor TENANT, in the removal of Mr.
DEyLLS, and confirmed EDWARD CoorER.--
| After the adjournment Mr.. CoorER was
sworn in by the Mayor. Mayor TlxNASx
has vetoed the ordinance prohibiting the
Harlan r. Il. Go. running small cars down
town.
| ExPrcsdrnt CoNoSFoRr Of Mexico
writes letter to the n Y. Herald denying
Indignantly that he Is concerned with WAL
sKR or any other parties, in their tillibustsr.
ing lie says he does not know WALKER
nor any OF the other persons said to be en-
gagged in these schemes, nor anything about
their intention, rs none OF them have been
guilty Of the offence Of speaking to him of
projects in which no man Of his principles
can take part.
PASSWORDS TO NEGROES Secretary CAss
IN response to an application from Senator
WILSON for passport for negro, replies
that "A passport, being certificate OF cit
izenshp, has never since the foundation Of
the government BEEN granted to persons OF
color. No change in this respect has taken
place in consequence OF The decision of the
bred Scott Gaze.
Loap RsGkNr CALHOUN The fact hav.
INK tvn asccrtained that JonN Calhoun Of
L<compton notoriety is so obnoxious to the
people Of Kansas in consequence Of his vio-
lated pledges, his election frauds and nume-
rous outragss upon the rights Of the citizens,
that he could never return to his Surveyor
Gcneralship with safety, thu Administration
I has therefore, removed thc Office Of the Sur.
yeyor General from Kansas 20 Nejra>k,..
/ NEw Yoxx CAxALs-Thc New York
/ Assembly passed Bill providing for a loan