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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14

The chances are in favor OF the election
Of the regular Democratic ticket, unless the
boilers poll larger vote in the precincts TO
b. heard from than in those reported above.
OF MURrHYs election 10 the Senate, over
CHAryrn.p and BALDWIN, there seems 10
be- bu, little doubt.
CARVER COUNTY
This county, with Wright, excited one
senator ard three Representatives. The
Democratic candidates wers, for Senator.
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DAVID HRAros, Rep. is elected Senator,
and SAMUEL LAWRENCE, Rep. and X. S.
ALDEN, Dem. chosen Representatives.
HENNEPlN COUNTY
In this county, the Republicans have
doubtless elected as representatives, W. ID.
WAsHBuRNE, X. b. McGRArH, AARON
GouLp, and A. c. AUSTIN. In st. Antho-
ny and Minneapolis, the vote for Register
and Sheriff is as follows:
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Brooklyn precinct gives the Republican
ticket 80 majority, and Richland 60 MAORI
ty. Hamburg precinct gives nine Demo
cratic majority.
The entire Republican representative
ticket is elected in Hennepin county. X.
z. Resell, Democratic candidate for Reg
ister Of Deeds, runs ahead Of his ticket and
is probably elected.
DAKOTA COUNTY.
10 this county, there were two Democrat
ic and one Republican tickets in the field
for the Legislature and County Auditor. In
West st. Paul, the vote yesterday was as
a. follows:
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GOODHUE COUNTY.
We learn from passengers on the boat
this morning, that the Democrats had car
red Red Wing, and made gains in the
county.
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A SAD PHASE or BANK RoBBERy
CAss.--At the Hamilton &c. W. Assizes,
recently, the father OF JOHN MoSKHoUsE,
who recently decamped from that city, afsr
robbing the Bank Of Montreal-wher9g be
was employed as assistant teller-ot upward
ofsl3,O0O, was put upou his trial, on q
charge Of receiving and secreting the stolen
property, Of which large portion WAS
found on the old mans premises. In adj
dressing the jury, Mr. FREEMAN, counsel for
the prisoner, confined the defense principally
to the plea that the prisoner knew nothing
Of the transaction until after his sons fight,
and that all be had done was to hide an only
sons crime, without any guilty knowledge
or participation by himself. The proof OF
his guilty participation, however, was IRE
sistible, and the jury brought in a verdict
of guilty, with recommendation to mercy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14

RrssEIL are very good.
SCOTT COUNTY.
We have returns from Shakopee, Eagle
Creek, Louisville, and Credit river nine
towns remain TO be heard from. In this
county, there are two Democratic tickets in
the field A far as heard from, the vote is
As follows
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14

Tux GREAT EASTERN" SoLD.-lt is al
ready well known, says the latest news re-
cei7ed by the London Morning Star, that
the prcprictors Of the leyiathan or Great
Eastern steamer have for some time been in
difficulties, so great as to prevent them from
finishing the vessel. At length, however, on
arrangement has been made which affords
prospect Of this great national project being
ultimately carried to successful issue.
though by other parties than the present
proprietors. A company has been formed
in New York TO purchase and finish the ves-
sell and work her between London and
America
The Association is called the British and
American Great Eastern Steam Navigation
Company. |, has been got mp by u number
OF commercial gentlemen. one Of whom is
Mr. llrGusS, the late Superintendent Of
Messrs. Scorr, RrsssiL \ Co.'S yard, and,
IN fact. Of the building Of the Isyiathan
throughout. After series Of negotiations
with the original company, arrangements
have been made for the purchase OF the YES
al for 81 100000 being less than one third
OF the amount she had cost, viz 81 1000. 900,
and less than the material would fetch if the
vessel were broken up and sold by auction
in lots
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14

Hon wv PRESTON. Of Louisville, Nv.
has been appointed Minister to Spain.
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From DAILY Of Thursday morning.
We have not received complete returns
from any districts but Ramsey and st. An.
thony. We feel confident that unless the
divisions in the Democratic party in Rice,
Dakota and Scott counties lose us those
counties, the Democracy will have a decided
majority in the next Legislature. The fol-
lowing comprise the returns received up to
a late hour last night.
RAMSEY COUNTY,
In this county, the Democracy have elect
ed their entire Legislative ticket. The vote
between Gov. GoRnAS and Col MOBILES is
close, yet We believe the Governor is chosen
by over fifty majority. With but one pre-
cinct to hear from, the vote stands as fol
lows:
" ~ ',oIWan. .-..... l,''A
W. III. Mobiles. .................. 1858
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The treaty said to have been recently
concluded between Great Britain and Mica
ragua contains twenty-eight articles. Eng.
land acknowledges the sovereignty and in.
dependence Of the republic OF Nicaragua.
The citizens OF the respective countries are
to be placed on an equal footing, when re-
riding in the country Of the other party, with
other foreigners. Ships Of war and post
Office packets are mutually to be allowed to
enter barbors and reiit. NO discrimination
on imposts, whether goods be brought in the
vessels Of one nation or the other. Citizens
OF one nation residing in the other to be
fully protected in all kinds Of lawful bust
ness. Provisions are made in regard to the
disposal Of property by sale, will, or other.
wise and for marriage; for fair trials ex-
emptlon from military service for not re-
tanning IN the naval or military service de-
serters for aiding in returning dcsei ters
from the merchant service for liberty Of
conscience for burial grounds. Nicaragua
grants to Great Britain the right Of transit,
natural and artificial, between the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans The dividends Of any
railroad or canal established is not to exceed
ID per cent. Great Britain agrees to ex-
tend her protection to all such routes OF
communication, and to guarantee neutrality.
No tonnage duties to be levied on vessels or
goods going through bona tide. II Nicara.
qua fails to afford military protection, when
necessary to the transit routes, Great Bri-
tain may employ such, force withdrawing it
when the necessity ceases.
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Germans majority. ........... 81
The Mclean precinct remains to be heard
from. We doubt whether an election was
held there but there are not enough voters
in the precinct 10 overcome Gov. GoRMANs
majority.
For County Auditor, BuCHASANs ma
jority over CorrER will not exceed seventy
five votes.
ST. ANTHONY
For Senator, in st. Anthony, the result
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HENNEPIN COUNTY.

In this Republican stronghold, we pre-
sumo the opposition have been successful
In Minneapolis the vote is as follows for
members Of the Legislature:
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A GOVERNOR ATTACKED BY A MAD wo-
uAN.-Governor BANKS visited the North
ampton Mass Insane Asylum on the 9th
inst, and, while viewing the inmates, Mrs.
PHELPS, the woman who some years since
was charged with poisoning her husband
and afterwards became deranged, seized the
Governor by the arm and declared that she
would instantly drag him to. execution
it was useless to resist--she was commits.
stoned to hang him and must do it and
suitiDg the action to the word, she seized
him by the collar, and probably but for his
earnest resistance and the timely aid of DR.,
Prince, Massachusetts would today have
been without her chief executive magis-
trate. 81
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REHABILITATION.
The following table presents the vote re-
ceived by each candidate in the city Of st
pay1
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14

A correspondent at Chaska states the en-
tire Democratic ticket is elected in this dis
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The boiling ticket received the following
vote +. X. CASE, 229; d. j. BURNS, 95 !;
A. REEGAS, GA F. VEzESAU, ll6; JAS.
LORKE, Isl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-11

SPRINGFIELD, June o, IL N.-The Illinois
State Buchanan Convention assembled in the
Representatives Hall ut ID, a. m. Seventy
eight county delegations were present. The
Hon. John Dougherty, of Union county,
Chairman of the former, or April Conven-
ton, is Chairman of this Convention, which
generally retains its former organization
Six members being added to the Committee
on Credentials, and six to that on Resou.
tons, the Convention adjourned till p. M,
after a. short morning session.
The policy Of the Convention is still unset
tied, and is the subject of much discussion in
caucus.
A fracas took place at the Chenery House
last evening, between Francis Z. Grund, OF
Washington, and Louis Schade, of the Chi
cage Union, Grund pulling the nose OF
Schade. The cause Of the difficulty was ar
article in the Union animadverting on Mr..
Grund.
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Tragedy in Texas---Seven Persons
s& Murdered.

BENTON, bell County, Texas, May Is, 1858
Il have to record an awful tragedy that oc
Cured in Brown county, in this State, last
week. Two entire families, consisting Of
ten persons, were all murdered in cold blood,
for money, with the exception Of three chill
dren, the oldest little girl eight years old,
and one an infant, who was found sucking
its mothers breast, twenty four hours after
she had been murdered. They were murder
ed by four men from Lampassas county, who
professed TO be out on a surveying expedi-
ton. They knew that those families had
money, and they went disguised as Indians,
thinking that by numbering the whole fami-
lies, none but Indians would be suspected.
The little girl. however, recognized one of
them, who had frequently been at her fathers
house, a.
She made her escape into the field where
her father was ploughing, where she found
him murdered. She then went nobly to work
with her little hands aud completely covered
him up with dirt, to keep the baxxards Of
until she made her way TO the no1kA6t settle.
ment, and gave the alarm. The sneighbors
all OF them collected, ana went n pursuit,
and finally trailed them TO their homes in
Lampassas county, where they ested them
after desperate resistance by themselves
and friends. The party were oil men Of
property, and respectfully connected. The
party having them in charge passed through
'Coyell county last Wednesday, on their way
with1hem to the place whore the murders
were Submitted, where have no doubt they
will lynch them. They were securely bound.
and guarded by about forty men.-fCor.
Richmond Dispatch.
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= reign News.
Arri4 % the SteameyKangd
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, June 9.
The Kangaroo, from Livssp oolon the 18th
ult., arrived to-day.
The Arabia arrived out q 10 p. m. on the
23d. "A
4 A line Of steamers from. Galway to AmG
| len 10 again projected. The. trip across tn
! Atlantic is to be made 10 days, and the FIRST
steamer, it is thought, win sail about the LIST
of June. .sse4sgasss
X Parliament was not In sesaioas
Queen Victoria is In fais ~ 70. make
an additionto tho royal family. sea.
The Times demands immediate 1fon on
the part of the Governmsnt - o Selpsal
Of Naples to make Comp - e. ~
lish engineers. INA a 49, II n
on the experimental tsip N vhs 10Th.
Calcutta dates are 70 April ed.
Sir Colin Campbcll's headquarters were re-
moved toward Rohilcund.
Ii is believed the rebels intend to make q
stand at Calpec.
Brigadler Gen. Jones had attacked and
deposed two thousand rebels near kukul, In :
aicting heavy loss, and capturing 4 out q 9
guns. ss
The Calcutta Produce market continnax
depressed. The demand for imports steG9
and stock much reduced. Money market M
changed.
Hong Kong dates to the 18th Of April are
received.
Lord Elgin and his colleagues were abou:
to leave Shanghai for licensing. The allied
fleets were to follow.
The Imperial Commissioner was on his way
to Canton.
The impost market had been very active,
and raw silk had advanced. Teas were I'M
changed.
The ship Courser, bound to New York
with a cargo Of Teas, was wrecked on the
Prata Shoal. Crew saved.
FRANcE.-The Paris Conference met on
the 22d to discuss the organization Of the
Danubian Principalities.
The trial Of the prisoners implicated in
the outbreak at Chalons had terminated -
One Of them was condemned to four years
imprisonment and one thousand francs fine,
twelve to short terms, apd thirteen were ac-
quilted.
SrAlN.-The Madrid papers anticipate an
other Ministerial crisis, and some predc. the
formation of Narvaez Ministry.
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Congregations, Association.


The annual meeting Of the Congregation.
al Association 10 being held in this city,
The session was opened on Wednesday eve
ming by an address from Rev. DR.. Badger Of
N. Y. 1t was able and very appropriate
Jacob Butler, Esq, Of Muscasine, was elect.
cd Moderator Rev. Mr.. Harper Of Sabula,
Scribe and Rev. Mr.. Jones of Columbus
City, ASST Scribe.
The Association met this morning Mt
O'Clock. The reports of the minor Assocla-
tions, on the state of religion, was made the
order Of the day for tomorrow.
Rev. J. p. kimbnll, Of keokuk, was mp.
pointed Associational Preacher at the mex,
meeting, and Rev. G. F. Magoun, Of Daven.
port, Alternate.
Among other committees appointed this
morning, was one on the late action Of the
American Tract Society.
Rev. Messrs. Robins and Magoun, and ID
Leonard, Esq, were appointed said commit
tee.
When the Tract question comes up for dis
cussion, a warm md exciting debate may b.
expected.
committee Of three was appointed tc
see what action should be taken on the sub
ject of Home Missions. Meesrs. Guernsey
Reed and Emerson were appointed.
At 10 o'clock a. m. the Association had
season of devotional exercises, which con
tlnued one hour.
Something like fifty delegates and CORES
ponding members Of the Association are in
attendance. Dubuque Times, June 3.
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Proceedings sxEee County Repub-
ItCnn Convention.

Itcan Convention.
In pursuance OF the call issued by the
Chairman of the Central Committee, the
Republicans of Lee County met in Conven-
ton, at Charleston, on Saturday the 9Th
instant.
The Convention was called to order by
Hon. d. F. Miller, and, on motion, Hon. 7.
viele was appointed Chairman
The Chairman having stated the object Of
the meeting, ii was, on motion,
Ordered, That the Convention now proceed
to appoint IL Delegates to represent Lee
County in tho State Convention, to be held
at Iowa City, on the 18th inst; and also, to
appoint like Number to attend the Con-
gressional CoAp(d aOn, 70 he held at Oska-
loosA, on WeheAday, ~ Sth day Of July
nsat.
A committse Of four, consisting of Hon.
d. +. Miller, y. =. Edwards, q. W. McCrary
and S. Gonssr, Ms appointed to report the
the names Of seventssn psrsons As Delegates
to the State Convention.
The Committee, BY their Chairman, re-
ported the following named persons, who
were, on motion, unanimously appointed
as Delegates to the State Convention to
wit
J.B. Howell, j. w. Rankin, II. Taylor, p.
Viele, Geo. Shedd, Jno. Wintorbotham, 5. B.
Espy, VIM. Leslie, II. G. Stuart, Thos. Saw
yer, r. w. PittmAn, Amos Townsend, Amos
Mcmillan, G. W. Browning, ID. f. Miller, N.
Powell andsJ. Bruce.
A oomnitsec n four, consisting Of J. A.
Graham, VIM. Leslie, S. 7. Stevenson and
O. g. Stevens, was appointed 10 present the
names Of persons to'tsPsoaAnt this county in
the Congressional Convention, to be held at
oskaloosa, on .he. 9Th Of July next.
The committee, by their Chairman, Jno.
A. Graham, Esq, reported the names Of the
following persons, Who; ~ motion, were
unan;moss)y appointed -, llfisga.ss &c. said
Convsnsion, io'xis: "a
J.R BIf0, .. W., KTAosisk, !. Geo. ".
McCrafy, y tsnnss, ia. Graham, "
T. Alcxsl BIC Field, Johnllars, Jonas
Rice, III y, j. d. Gsdney, A. Ander-
son, The 10, w. A. Donnell, ID. T..
Miller, j. N. Neck and K. Wilcoxon.
On motion,
Ordered, That the Central Committee be
instructed to call Convention, az an carly
day, for the purpose Of poninatipa1and
dates for County officers, and ala WA up.
point Delegates to a Judicial ConveSSs1n.
On motion Of 6. W. McCrary, the Dole
gates to the Congressional Convention were
unanimously instructed in favor of Col. s.
X. Curtis.
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WAsuiN1ros, June - The election OF Of
fcsrs for this city WAS held to-day. Good
order was preserved up to noon, and il was
anticipated that the election would pass
without serious disturbance. Fights Of short
duration took place at several Of the polls,
without any serious results but while officer
Alien was attempting TO arrest a young man
named Richsrd Hurley, he was knocked
down viii stone. On reganing bis feet,
he fred his revolver, one shot striking Hur.
~ I'D Dangerously wouuding him. Allen
leapad 10 the City Hall ~ith crowd in hot
aporsuit Of him. The mounted police ar
rived and quelied the outbreak. Mayor Ma
gruder did al in bis power to quiet the cx-
citsd crowd.
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IAAToR THE NEXT WAIVE believe that
was the universal purpo1 Of all the pol.i
clans Of the country, at the conclusion Of
the last war. And the sentiment, il seems,
has loaf none Of its force up to the present,
time in the breasts Of the numerous Presi-
Dental aspirants, II We may judge by the
expressions in the recent discussion in the
Senate.
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CouncIl Procecdings.
Council met.
CoUscm RooA, !
June 10, 1865.

JUNG ~, 1000
Council met.
Present, the Mayor and all the Aldermen.
The minutes OF the last meeting were read
and approved.
petition was received from Jacob Naf-
zayer all II others -butchers the
attentien Of the Council to the situation Of
the present market ground, and also asking
the City Council - complete the market
/ house on johnson street. Laid upon the ia
Bile.
Petitions were received from Geo. G. An
derson aud POI others demonstrating against
the suspension OF tho work on the johnson
street market house, and asking "to have the
same completed agrseably to the contracts
fnade and commenced for the construction Of
gsaid work" Laid upon the table.
petition was resolved from the owners
OF the property in Chatham Square asking
for the laying out OF an alley through the
same. Referred to the committee on Judi
eiarv.
The following resolution was passed:
kcsolved, That the Gas & Coke Co. be re-
questedto put up a public lamp at the cor
ner OF 9th street and the alley through block
No. 6is and to run a gas pipe.so that the en-
CINE house and calaboose .osn be supplied
with gas, alss to put up public lamps at such
other points as requssted.'so to do by the
chairman of the committee on gas lights.
The committee on claims reported back to
the Council the following bills, and recon.
mended their allowance, viz:
JAS. St. Clair, So 25
j. X. C0pein, IS 05
b. Mullen, 495
Report accepted and bills allowed:
The bill OF Templn & Summers for gas
fixtures at engine house, amounting to $3.50,
was referred to the committee on claims.
Ordnance No., entitled Gan Ordi-
nance concerning animals going at large"
was taken from the table and substitute
offered therefor, and on motion the original
Ordinance and substitute were laid upon the
table until next meeting.
The committee on Judiciary reported Or
dinancs No. - can Ordinance concerning
salaries of ofhccrs,' and Alderman Smith
moved its adoption.
Alderman Patterson moved that the same
be referred back to the committee on Judi
clary With instructions to report an Ordi-
nAneein relation to the duties and compensa-
Won Of oil city ofhNH. Motion carried by
the casting vote - Mayor.
Alderman Shel we'd reel liberation
OF said vote--carrieu. @@5
Alderman Shelley moved an amendment to
said Ordinance so as to fix the rate to DO
changed by the City Engineer for surveying
lots for private individuals.
Alderman Haines moved an adjournment
to Monday, the l4th inst, at O'Clock, u. m.
Carried.
B. S. MERRIAM. CLERK.
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Michael Delaney went in the
river yesterday, a, Alexandria, to pick up u
gentlsman's hat, and, getting beyond his
depth, was drowned.
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Detail OF lnnc and jenkins, Affair.

LgAvRNwoETn, june o.
Details OF the affair between Lane and
jenkins at Lawrence, arc just received
10th Lane and Jenkins were living on the
Aim in contest. The former had enclosed
bout an acre OF land on which was well
which both parties had used in common
Lane recently locked the well, fenced up the
entrance TO his enclosure, and forbade Jenk-
ms access to it. Menacing messages passed
between the parties. jenkins declaring his
intention to obtain water at all hazards, and
Lane threatening to shoot him if he made
forcible entry upon his premises.
Thursday afternoon Jenkins, accompaniel
by four friends we'll armed, arrived at Lanes
enclosure, cut down thefencc, and proceeded
towards the well, when Lane warned them
not to advance or he would shoot. Disre-
garding his threat, Jenkins and party con-
tinued to advance, when Lane fired Mt Jenk.
ins, killing him instantly. One of jenkins,
party discharged four shots at Lane from a
revolver, one Of which took effect in Lanes
leg, inllicting a painful wound which con-
lines him to his bed. Lane was arrested. and
preliminary examination was to take place
to day. The affair caused great excitement
which was abating, however, at last acc counts.
jenkins was held in high esteem, and his
death is deeply deplored.
A man named VIM Wells is in CUSTODY at
Lawrence, charged with being one OF the
partcipators in the recent foray in Linn
county.
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.Eg The body Of Victor Smith, whose mys :
ferrous disappearance we noticed few DAYS
aga, was found about two miles below the
city, floating in the river, near the Island by
gentleman living near. Ii was brought 10
the city, taken 10 the cemetery, and an in
CUES, held. The verdict was that he com.
iaited suicide by drowning IMuscatine
Journal.
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MAkRIAcE or THE DAUGHTERS or THE TWO
KANSAS .Ex-Govkxsoss.--- The daughter OF
Ex-Governor Reeder was married al Eas.ou,
psnnsyivanis, On the 25th inst, aud dangh
ter of Rob't J. Walker, a, Washington, on
Wednesday LAST.