Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23

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tho newest styles Of clothing, suitable 70,
tho young, the old, and middle aged, which
he warrsnts to fit any and every size, and
suit the most fastidious taste. He will soon
remove his goods to the large new three
story brick building on tho corner Of Main
and Bush streets. a.a e-"
News Of the State. CO.,. e
Some workmen engaged recently in exca.
waiting an old cellar, in tho village of Fari-
bault. Rice county, discovered a pine box,
which, upon being opened by the Coroner,
was found to contain inare's nest" So
|says the Central Republican.
A shooting affray took place on board the
steamer ocean wave; at St. Paul, ON Thurs.
day morning last, which resulted in the
wounding Of H. K. Terrell, in the arm, by
his assailant, H. E. Baker. The origin oi
the attack was the alleged rohber of Baker,
BY Terrell, (his father-in. law) Of the s,,m
Of $1,000 in gold. Baker was arrested,
and upon being taken before the Police
Court, waived q preliminary examination,
and consented to be bound over in the sum
Of 81 900 to answer to the District Court.
Mr.. Terrell was formerly in the forwarding
and commission business in Red Wing; but
now resides in Lake City.
The editor Of the Hastings Independent,
while riding down the river recently, on a
dead head ticket, got of The following de.
cidedly rich joke. Hear him talk
$50 for (not quite out of sight of Hast.
|ings.-L. E) we have found but little grain
stored On the levees, striking lvery) proof
Of the superiority of Hastings as a grain
(rye and corn) dapot, over the other river
towns"
The above is rather eoof item; and il
one had never visited Hastings it might pos
|sibly 60 down but the grain buyers assert
that not enough grain was stored in that
town last winter to manufacture as much
liquor as its inhabitants drink every month.
The St. Peter Statesman advertises for a
lpugilistic partner. It says the Minnesota
river is very low, and that woman in MIC
ollet connty has given birth to two pairs Of
twins in eleven months. The editor is Of
the opinion that Minnesota is . fruitful, il
not fruit-growing State. ..,-.. ..........
Joe Browns steam wagon has been taken
to Henderson, where it will be put together
by an experienced mechanic and put on the
route from that place to Fort Kbercrombie.
The St. Paul papers caution their readers
to look out for burglars, as there is reason
to believe that lsrge number Of light fin
Egered gentry infest chat city at the present
ftime-several daring robberies having been
recently committed.
The Pioneer says Z" We regret to learn
of the death Of U. $. Wiley, at Forss,
City, Meeker county. Mr.. w. was a mem.
Der Of the last Legislature. and gentleman
of more than ordinary ability. He was
native Of Virginia, and had been a residen,
Of this State between three and four years.
Mr.. F. A. Moore, Local Editor Of the L.
Crosse Union d Democrat, and Emily Hew.
lit Bugbee, were married last week, and
have been on bridal tour thro' Minnesota
This is the "Maria Mignonette" that We
all have newspaper acquaintance with. \
Win0na Democrat.
The steamer Enterprise has made two
trips since our last issue. She brought W
70 tons Of freight for the Hudson's Bay
Company, and took down $500 bushels o
wheat.-S. Cloud Democrat.
We were shown yesterday . bunch O
rye raised in Dakota county, that would
have gladdened the heatt Of old Buck him.
self There were some twenty stalks aver.
.ging 218 feet in length, and were finely
headed out. This is very arljy-anothe,
proof of our fine and favored climate.-Mfn
nssotia' f. Times.
/ A fight occurred At Main Prairie. on Mon.
day, the 18th. between some Sioux and
Chippeways;in in which the Sioux had five
killed and three wounded: Hole -in!the- Day
was wounded in tho, leg, He has in his
possession the head Of ono Of the slain and
four scalps, togethsr with tho bloody wea,
pons Of the Sioux.
The editors of the Plain Dealer and Boa.
con. At Minneapolis, are arguing the point
whether man u Temperance man because
he Is connected with = temperance society
The editor Of the Plain Dealer is . little
ahead, and says that although he does no,
publish temperance paper, he manages t.
keep sober, and not be- caught with club
At the short hours Of the night, in the street
pounding empty boxes, and disturbing the
slunbsrs Of honest men while iu. = fit o.
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