Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03


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musrow evening, when all thosa whS were TO
able 70 hear Il on its flrss presentation sheul,
attend. Ii was highly spoken 81 then, An,
the enterprise should have liberal sncodrags
ment The petite comedy of I. The day afts
the wedding wiH open the perfursnaqee. S
lsielfsEq ~. : ''s $500, :
RsasaBsa the Meeting u the Minne-hs b,
Engine Comp y, No Q, at their Engine Hoas,
% night, for the election Of officers - Z. !
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1ss MsxBsss Of the Lcgislature are requested
20 IN noace L the advertisement " Private. Board
ing N anQiher column. ~ 4s orc Ill
+ 90 SnvWs so1okss livery oody re)oiced this
morning = e'sI'ow s.of.p s.' = winch commenced
soou. deyi'glt' as = = lnss Ynas We shaN
needed for some days Good slsighing vii
make business and trade much more lively,
as tne " country folks ssr' come IN with esst
nov, and buy lnerchapdisr and goods, as vel
+ as SUBSCRIBE fUr newspapers. 81 tssyo
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NEARLYi AxorHEk iFlREs-. This morning
early, the negro man who builds the FIRE and
sweeps out the rooms Of the City Treasurer's
Office, over Dana 4 Whits's Bank, wentin
and built . rousing fire, and went out again.
Sometime afterwards, Mr.. Kelley, assistant
fun Of smoke, and the floor on fire. JAffsw
buckets ofwater pus il out nut . few minutes
more delay would have probably caused s,led = I
bad lire. There was zinc under the stow.
but II did not do any Rood In this csse. !, Per.
sons who build hot Ara. sho,,l, he :, ,,,.f,, Il
watch them, lls sa s9lsss s.9}
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Co.. RoBE aTsoN' LEcTuRa.--The Lr Colonies
Lectur this evening Is ON =, peculiar tonic.
and viii bs interesting to the sudieno.s The
Col. Is oct 4 very polished speeaskesr:. we have
always thought, but manages ,,es to make some
points, which are truthful anu forcibls, and al
ways has good audiences. 54qss .liE
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aSuRyEyoa or Loes Nd LuxsEs LOU well
ki,o~n ritizen Frank Collins, seems to be the
only candidate for this office, so Ar as we can
tell, and win no doubt stand an A. Mol.
and that.is that Frank h o,,aliHed from, M, ~.
periience ,iiT,. e,r the most aa -
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a The Yo,,n, ,,s,,s N, ,,r;s,;., 49,,
of S. Paul held ;ts Third An,,n,;ver.. ~ r,ss,.
inr at the First Presby terian (,burch an Snn.
day evening last. Aster TIE usual religious
exercises. n. M. Knox the Correspondle
Secretary, read the Annual Report Ii shows
the Society to be in good financial condition.
with S3CO in the Treasury towards, their read.
ngroom and library. 80 - e1.s1 : -.
The Annual Discourse, by Rev. Horace
Bushnell, d. D., on "Unconscious Limitation. ~
o'. p'o''d'1A anu e'cean' iectu'e, anu
~ ' .''e PRAISE ~ - an NV VINO ,' were 80 ior
y '",.a'o - ~ y ne'.' y .,.. .1s;f : 200 2
al NV No4se was 0'o~aeu u ns UTMOST ca ca
pao''y' anu 'ie exercises were all Oh most a'
,''''e'''''s c''aiac'er' we nave not space
m ~ 'ho'e iun " report y present. to our re-
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q = 1Ai.oR IN JAiL'--f'edt Forester i-it til,
Jallof OF the City Il, and also Fire Sarde,
of The Third Ward. At the hre on Saturda,
e'el'ii'g, frsd w,s pitching in enthusiastically
~ the discharge OF his duties as . Fire Officer,
ana seeing there was need OF some more mus
c.e on Engine No 2. commanded locker on
70 supply IL. The individual ds,nurred, where
upon Fred taking him by the arm, told him,
to 60 to work or he should t.ke him to his
Boarding House. The stranger went to work
then. but afterwards had Fred arrested for
tins Fred plead that the Fire ordinance sul-
powered him to. duj just as he had do.le, but
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