Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-22
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In England, lately, a man, while
ya3ning, disiocatcn one of l,is Jaws 80
that I've could not slut Ms mouth, and
was obliged to proceed with it liz
that:coMtition for two miles in order
10 have it seplaced. ~ .s5s8 t l.,.
THIS people Of St. Lawrence county,
n, r., are troubled Will, gipsics. One
band consists Of three men, three iwo-
ancn and six children. On searching
their property, q bag containing sew
eral thosuana dollars IN gold was
found, and another bag containing q
large amount of silver aud a.largc roll
Of Bills. ~" '.''' 100 7'''' % h',. : 90 q.
At the Cincinnati trotting park,
Flora Temple, in trotting against lkr
Cook, Of tChicayo, won the race tor
$1,000, best three in five to- harness, in
three straight heats. Ti,ne-!.2.27, and
2.21&1-2.a The last :, halt second fast
cr than was ever before trotted in the
world. The first half mile Of the last
heat was made in lois 4d -e,I J.: ,Yfa1
.gCuAnLEss ". CRock Err, formerly Il
printer of St Louis, has just been cleo
ted a member Of the Utah Legislature.
The Topeka Tribune, Black Rep
ublica,,, says "the Republican party
has got to purify itself as, by fire, Or
20 under.n The chances are that it will
70 under iGiIgh ru tirib t.l..i<. he,
Mr.. BORIS refuses TO r,.n for the
White House. He says in a]ate "card''
.--stThc President Of the United States
IL q distinction Exalted rs it ISL that
my pride and scnce Of propnety would
not allow nae to run inter- y 'f74 ''+
Tx la Crosse Republican reports
that emigration through that place to
Minhesotsa continue undated. Teams
and stock daily cross the Mississippi
there, in large numbers for this State.
ErTnx U-ASp-1-TAr1ASs.---A, new
sect Of the above name was recently
annonnc i; We have since Learned
that its device is to be r. Nvribus- "
and. Ium1.. 81 fS'lIH7t JiG ~JtGlI lNI
"A New London girl It San Antonio,
Texas, keeps q bowling saloon, and
sHcrs herseifto RON with any amateur
in the ,ceant,y., She finds plenty who
are willing to Try their hand with her,
and she pockets the change, never as
vet having been beaten. She states
that in six, months she cleared $4,000,
which considering the times, isn't
bad. itidi 10 .sayqqm ra-....ss-o,
THE number OF cmigrants who arri-
we'd at the port Of New York for the
week ending the Gath ult., was 1855,
makcing a total Of 1854 siuce the
commencement Of the year, against
61,325 fos the corresponding period
in 1859. lad v2/ ~; H. Ian gIi
Amour two weeks agoia cargo of
slaves was landed near Trinidad de
Cuba. One Of the inspectors "A Young
creole Uniformed the government Of the
fact. That night he was assassi,.ate.l
in his bed. -
CHfEF Justice fancy of tie Supreme
Court of the United States, is in tho
Cad year OF his age, and all his eigh,
associate Justices, axccpt one, are Owe,
seventy years. qt .61n!,na ri .g,,...
TEN, Broeck is said, OF. good author.
ity have continued to make SO, sue,
cessfufSa "book'' on the English r'turf'
that he sis by $200,00 richer tlnan
than when he started in the British,
sporting line. = 2a2,io.I t,gsf:rt2
1 A San Francisco writer, Of late date
:. says the following are about the rates
ofwages now paid carpenters, from
4 70 81 per day; bricklayers and ma.
sons, from 4 to Sc per day blacksmith,
wheel wrights, machinest, painters and
tinsmiths from 8 to 81 l-2; common
slahorers So; farm hands from go to
$40 per month, and found; servants
from 25 to $40 per month anil found,
cooks from 80 to $50 per month. 4
IL Apv1cEs from Havana state that a
number ofpcrsons had beer, tried for
the crime of advocating an annexa-
ton of the island to the United States -
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eight years confinement in prison. It
was said that Gen. CoNcHA would
ii retire from office in November, and
that Gen. SERSo would succeed him.
A Young Frehchm.n 20 yesrs d
age, visiteda house Of III repute il,
New Orleans gu the goth Ut Septem.
Der, and in the morning while half dres.
Sod requested the young woman to
bring him = cup Of strong coffee; on
her return she found him dead ,llts hov-
ing shot hiu,self through the mouth.
liz was arobust hearty fellow, and no
cause is assined f0rthe act.
a lady In Middlotown, Conn.,, has
recovered by . law salt $35l and costs
from an i'll. manneredi fellow who dres-
scd himself zap ~ . ghost and nearly
frightned her to death. ,lToI ~ Z
~ In ST. Louis a lady brought suit
againat a fellow by the name Of VIM.
Ffukes, for biting of the tail of her pet
spaniel. She should have sent the dog
to Bonner's New York Ledger, and
had lis tail continued. .5h3nfHiG'19t =
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