St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
MIRACULOUS EscApr.-On the 10th.

p Miraculous ESCAPE. On the 10th,
while the steamer Pen, bina was lying at
tm Wisponas leyee, woman attempted to
sd aboard With child in her arms, walk
};iIg qcrsss asbaige. aAtahe Stepped from
Che, the barge to .be boa., the. ehilf fell into
The w.ter between. and was almost i,un,e-
sdiatcly carried oat 81: Eight: Search was
ppsds, and The littlssona given sors los, bs5
all but warm hearted Irish man who,
q soo' he The frantic mother, kept % hunt
,iqss. while others resttpiIed her 6{fpm
lphdsihg Tito nc river: Alter many nun
minutes, Irish man finds baby clinging to
the Whssg using lha usolv,s,' dumpy,
baby hands to save the precious, baby lifsi..,
n. ,, 4 repart VI! ,eirsplissd a.
that tie mother was highly gratiaed vitb;
the: result; obut pt seaursa, tthissde idss6u.
~Arna1ion; ,s,,r.esp.bhn) ";t:s .'voH ;.snn 9
r Haa..oea, III by .1 seo pai '
have, this fall, made their FIRST shipment.
Of furs to London via: St, Cloud They 70
by the agency the Burbauks & Co. whose
establishment thns beco ,,n1es 40 Information
al institution, They havo q branch ut St,
Paul andcwin continue; tabrins und seud
Hudson Bay freight" through that Villages;
until We have railroad to Superior: i * ~.
/, Cpl. Lester, Of the Third, aud Lieut.. COL,
Thomas Of the Fourth Regis ', arrived in
St. Paul on 1.-THE 24th and were warmly.
welcomed. p: .-:'". 49, 80" -
The man Hawkins, who shot another
man, Burns, at Wabashaw, last week, has
been tried and acquitted, on the ground Of
''justi6able homicide" The two were
playing at billiards. dispute arose which
grew into a encounter. whereupon Haw.
kips rs! took revolver from his pocket, and
shot his companion; killing him. What
is unjusti6able homicide in Wabashaw
The Hastsngs Conserver says the farm
rs in that region have done an unusual
amount Of blowing this fall, the weather
having been peculiarly favorable.
The steambeat Milwaukee on her last
trip, brought up 1000 barrels of apples
for ports in Minnesota W;nona Rep.
The people Of Minnesota paid out, at
least $4,000 brought at that single trip
which is probably about one tenth part of
the money paid, and sent out of the State
this year, for the single item of apples
Nov, one fourth Of that amount expended
in trees, would, in three years return the
full amount expended, with interest, and
necessity for any further outlay in that d.
recti6n: 1t has been fully demonstrated
that apples can be raised here, and while
this is the case ii, is foolish in the extreme
to delay planting orchards, while we are
all the time freely using the products of
the orchard.
Capt. Lucy Company, (E) ct the 4th
.Regt., left for Fort Abcrcrombie on Sun
day. Col. Sanborn escorted him out of his
quarters, with the remaining force Of the
Regt, Give companics) in gallant style !;
and the Captain, who is genuine soldier
and citizen Of the Northwestern frontier,
felt confident that, he and Capt. Inman,
(alrcady at Abercrombie,) will be equal to
any Indian; emergency that may arise this
winter. We have no doubt they will, as
they, have two Of the finest and bravest
companies Of frontiersmen that ever march
ed out Of Fort Smelling. 49,. ;y.; :
The departure Of Capt J.ueg makes the
last company Of the 4th that will 80 to
the Forts. There are two companies as
signed to ,Abercrombie; two already at,
dgley; one ut Ripley, and five remaining
at the State. rendevous-Fort Smelling -
st. Paul Press. ...... -
! The 6rst battery of Minnesota Artillery
BY a consolidation with portion Of OH,
GERS and men engaged in forming tho I'd
Nj. Prescott, Government Interpreter
Of the Lower Sioux: Agency. has written,
to Govorner Ramsey, Offering the services
of the tribesto assist in putting down the
rebellion. 1t is shame if they cannot
We accepted, .,>.s ~. -. !, :; =: !. g.: .
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