Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-12
EDITORIAL BREvIrIES.

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Lieut.. Mowry y reported As seriously III
q FL Peso.
The majority for Ramsey, Rep. 1br Gov
ernor, in Minnesota. is about 1000.
The Legislature Of Massachusetts, have
voted to enroll colorcd persons A. militia.
New York will probably cast her vote
as unit at tho Charleston Convention for
40uslas.
Detroit is spoken Of as the location Of
the next Republican (Ssmi. N atioual Con.
ven,ion.
Ex-Governor Jas. C. Jones, Of Tennes-
ace, died At Memphis On the 18th ult., after
lingering illness. ......s..s.-.-.-
The I'd Congressional district in Iowa Is
now entitled 70 send pupil to West Point.
Who wants to go? @' a NJ. .
Gov. Medsry of Kansas has given off.
cial announcement Of the adoption of the
Wyando,te Constitution. f q. "r
The London Post regards the Italian
complication As very serious and the stu
alton Of Napoleon very embarrassing.
The Muscatine Journal reports a com
pany Of ten emisrants oil the way from
North Caroline to Hardin County, Iowa.
A barn and lot Of hay belonging to Dr..
Crockweil. Of Dakota City. we're destroyed
BY Ere few days ago. Loss about $3.50.
The last Overland Express from Denver
City brought $1,000 in dust on eonsign-
ment and $4,000 in the hands Of passcn-
gers a a..s'. .@- .a
s. f. Cohen, the compiler. and General
Superintendent Of Cobsn's Philadelphia
Directory, puts the population Of that city
at $50, 1000. '.--
The n Y. H,ralds Paris correspondent,
writes that the late U. s. Minister, Mr..
Mason, leaves wife and thirteen children
in destitute circumstances. D.. ...,,.....
Roger A. Pryor has been elected to Con
gress from the 4th District Of virgiania,
to fill the vacancy occasioned BY the death
Of Hon. VIM. o. Goode. 4.a.t g.. ...rs
The Independence Csri,ian Of the 9Th
u!t., says that the track Of the Dubuque l.
Pacific Railroad will DO laid within Is
miles Of that place by another week.
We learn from the Dakota City Herald
tina. Henry Pilgrim, of Dakota County, N.
I, raised crop Of corn this year that aver.
aged l53t bushels per acre. '-.
The H"rcld recommends the establish.
ment Of Lyeeum in Dakota City for the
amusement and instruction of the citizens
during the coming winter. A good idea.
A St. Paul physician says that 1900
babies came to that city last winter and
that the crop, like all other products o,
this season, will be much heavier this
winter. ...
In St. Louis Indy has arrested one
Vim. Fnkes, for biting of the tail Of her
pet spaniel. She should have sent her dog
to the New York Ledger, and had the tail
continued. "
The jpurnymen bricklayers Of New York
have raised about eight hundred dollars
for the atd Of their fellow craftsmen OF
London, who have been on . strike for the
pas. five months.
The New York Common Council ha.
adopted an order Of inquiry into the ex i.
pediency Of securing that section of the
city known rs the Five Points, for the
purpose Of laying it out as public park.
We see by our exchanges that all the
Minnesota Banks hav. "gone up," the
Ohio skies and other good securities hav-
ing been Withdrawn from the Auditors
Office, and the worthless Minnesota Bonds
left in the place thereof. Such villiany is
unprecedented.
The St. Paul .Minnesosian, rejoicing over
the Republican victory in that State, says !:
"shout, shout-Bepu blicsns shout!
We've cleaned the breach clouts out"
The Pioneer retorts that, judging from
the editors antcceaents, the business indi-
Gated in the above line. may be considered
as eninently suited to his capacity.
A party Of II emigrants from Buchanan
county, Iowa, en- route for California, were
attacked by Indians near Kinney's cut of.
Mr.. Kline, Mr.. Mi'timsre, wife and six
children, we're killed. Mi,timor's two old.
est sons and the remainder Of the party
escaped. and arc now a. Camp Floyd in =
destitute condition.
Terrible Railroad Accident I