Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
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EiTMr DicRie, late P. M. at i8nfaio is said tc
have been removed, not for Douglas proclivi..
ties, 1bntin consequence ola chronic difficult.
ty with his accounts .ris,,,,o z.I,.o--, -,
Measures are inoprogress to raisea fund
loI tne education Of two of John Browns
daughters at the school Of Theodore c. Weld
10 Eagleswood, n J.'Dp AN olH I'9@of, :
The recently widowed King Of Portugal pu ali is
negotiating second marriage with Cathoo-.
lie princess. -
&, Mr.. Thorburn, son Of old Grant Thor.
burn, we'll known rs . scotsman and horti.
culturist, will probably soon be called to Mt.
Vernon to supcrintend the restoration of those
hallowed grounds laid Thy Washington
r. We have seen . mote from the Physician Of
the Utica Asylum, under date Of the let !, in
which he says :""Gerrit Smith slept last night
and is to day quiteiG calm. We look for his
restoration with more and more confidence
,s s'-i'Gtt''""TfiffFe'9 10 Eou14.lssig al1 sgr
Mr.. Gentry, President of the Texas and
New Orleans Railroad, has returned from
Europe. He has succeeded in purchasing the
iron to lay the road through to tie Sabine.
Mr.. Bennett of the New York Herald, re.
tracts his slave-trade libel against Thurlow
Weed, Of the Albany Journal Mr.. Weed
accepts the apology nsm ianoi.ibIa basht
j. A resident of New Orleans, it is said, Just
returned home from ENGLAND, where he dis
posed of q patent for fish hooks, of his own
invention, for $25, 900.
The English papers announce the approach
ing publication, in London, of new novel by
hawthorn, the name of which has not vet
been made public. 1'Ho' t..hs.ge 5,I zay'}si
i 1t is estimated that Hen Fever Burnham
made SAC, 600 year while acting as State
Liquor Agent for Massachusetts, ear mao
A bill has been introduced into the Senate
of Mississippi, prohibiting free negroes from
remaining in the State on any pretext whatev-
ei'-aa7lI saI ea nron4 gd lfv ai.Ir vrat.,.. al
Unusual activity in building operations and
other improvements are now observed in the
city Of Jerusalem, and thousands Of Persian
laborers and Jews are becoming residents Of
the Holy City. These signs of new life are
regarded with great interest by those who
are looking for the return of the Jews and the
revival Of the glory of Jerusalem.
"Johnnie, Johnnie, you'll get killed =
Where are you going ?'' screamed an anxious
mother in the cars to her little son. "Pm
just going ahead into the smoking car, moth
er, to have cigar with friend-you see they
don't allow US to smoke in these cars"
The Erie Dispotch says that the existence
of an organized band of robbers, extensive in,
numbers, on the southwestern shore of Lake
Erie, has been placed beyond doubt.
At a late sale of old United States coins in
Philadelphia, the following prices were obtain
ed: 1894 dollars, .$1l; 1898 chain cent, $5,-
25; 1881 half cent, 81 SO; 1871 Washing
ton $36 70. aag7a a1iiir -ss hua saaE
The Cincinnati Gazette of the 18th say S
"John Brown, Jr., son of Ossawatomie Brown
came to this city by the mail boat from Lou
isville, which arrived yesterday morning He
is on his way to Parkersburg, Va, with the
ultimate intention Of visiting his father, now
under sentence of death, at Charlostown, Va