, 1870-01-26
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MINNESOTA.
The Minneapolis Tribune Of the ESD, says:
shc EAs,ern division Of che Northern Psc,dc KsiI.
roaty from Lake Sureror to the Mlssourt River.
end hs assiatsott Colonel ". q: OTeu, are beluE
WITH alt the Necessary animals anI euppljes fDr
comn enctoF new lurseys on that part OF the
not'hesh ; fae!nc RAILWAY. Fonr PARTIES OF sl1-
on the trim for Superior, and one "a 81. cioad.
Iheir Wosk u 10 be p1clmnarr Buryev OF q route
non Lake Superior 10 the Red River OF the North,
iattatf torh taau any hitherto surreTei, and !
Aissisappl ROAD. eas.eris through Wisconsin,,
W VIII sleT to ~ outlet IN that direction. They
en2e, The aledges TO &C drawn BY men
haa AZ TO sa1Iy each about so Pounds Me. br4ekstt
t,er, ano all thelr supplies OF eve1Y Description,
me INC necessary amounLs having been for Warded BY
nm 10 Hnofey s1S 81 Goua -hten are = be the
force in tho nea to bui1d tne rosd as promis to
TIE Red River The present year.n
INDIANA
Tho reopIe OF Eyanavt1lo complain &has vaRrant
foate u That place, are IN the habit Of knocking
over Old gentlemen and ladies' in the s,reet, aud
eAt'rR- up newtpaperH that are le1t On the door.
steps Of subscribers
A letter 10 tho Cincinnati Camn,eretal, from Ly-
ons FaTe:te County, lad, J4nuar1 ~, saya:
"lhomas vanRctte1 three children we're
burned 10 death yesterday evening. In the After.
poon MraVa nscklc went oTer 10 he. fathers
goue, one OF her neighonr women went 70 Yaa.
aickleH TO return some smoothing iroos, a1d
dsa1 donna tos s6Iee children alone, and the door
cioaed. bhe whs urged bY tue oldast TITLE E1rl 70
remain with them uutI her mother fctutued: bat
sne VEN bone AID u 1tteeo minutes after. she
e5.s o5 sl aed soa
She raised the aaru. and III. VausIcf!e, who Wis
a. work half NILE %, aaw tna Ute. about toe
rnmoer arTtEed about tho sane tlnue. Nr.
vantickle opcred the door aud aaT his IN
iaa.. nonlhs y hge e'znggslng, ana heard It's
" sttaed With the smoke and nanes that be Iao
ons without Il. and youug lady present ssteauei
a. nltn for God.s sake, 60 IN and get the cnlld!'
but badly Lnrned. lie called for 6ls other c1jl.
ufen, aEetl respectively 2 years and years, but
laey 3aAsa 70 answer, OF they could have been
pca'ea we're found where they had taken refuge
under the bed: Their arms and legs were burned
70 n clnaeis & ana taelr heads Were badly charred,
lhe poor little creatures had perhaps PLAYED with
lbe dre until the house began to baEp, a. they
TOOK fefoge from the lames under the ped,''
MISSOURI.
ile loEoWtng are further p2rtlculAtB OF the fire
ard !oEs OF tie at St Joseph, on tho aad;
The ,1a n1e hlose ont IN lot Of buildings kno ~
halt an hours tine I'VE b1a.ne.s houses wars con. ~
suned.- In ops at tue up st.sss re-7@1. 8 5.or.
a., mau y namsd a1 Wm: Fowler. son Of VIZ Fowler:
Aon. Ben Loap, Waa sleeping, ITS c1npanIon IL
tca room eEdeavored to awaken him, but c3oid
p1s pot succeed As tno building lay masI az smo-
9iaR tutrs, h1a blackened 6rd charred bo1es were
found IN the debr1a The catastrophe did not ter.
mnase befe- Just before the walls fell 10, q urt,,
Per 6el q Heseue HOOK and Ladder Company, obserT-
ffY1SlEk Nrfa sAnx1
aecule them: Just then the burning wslis
came tnmhling do1n-.~ bqxxtoen.-n n.It
~. X. p e under ths bn9 bafS,se rn5aa aTm.
- ArEns. timer. Whose parents sesds IL guI-
,ss o6, ss1 eSt ss4 n DYING eoa
Frank um had his sxa,l irsetaIed, ons a.m bro nro.
ye s nsa Jae " IN gso1aS1 n9
gualy injured In the breast and badly burned.
Fred Asq1 was atso sefiously bruised And b1ta aed.
collmer had seyere blow on the alull, aud was
buried IN several places
oH1o.
Necetpt1 from Eales Of Cincinnati peWspapess
for the 4esr ending December 81. 1867: Ea7uirtr,
SIZE ss7; Gazette, szleos1; Commercial 81, 81
Ioik'bioft, sa7,C6s; Times, 3l2' coo; EoHsfreu,m
eiDpta
George d sentcr, formerly brilliant politician
Of Western Ohio, dled in Cleveland a few days
ngo. Ills later years were rendered uselezs hy In.
temperance. On. his deAsh-bed he gathered hIs
old boon companions about him and gave them q
lecture they will not Boon forget
TIE TERRITORIES.
The Slonx City 7imesof the goth says:
A man named Dowd, with hta family, tately
took hpmeR1eHh on the Termillion River, about
four miles north OF fermlllon City, D. T, Oa last
Sunday. while the $40 aiorIn was at 1ta he.yhr,
the ahAuty 10 which the settler and bis family
lred Wis 80 open as TO expose Its occupants 70
the fEsy Of the s:oFm- There being no signs or an
abatement Of the storm, Mr.. DoEd, accoupauied
by bis three children, the latter aged respectively
Il, s, aud years. started for nelghhors house,
abont forty rods distant, ME. Dowd, with the
youosest cni!d IL nls arms, sta1tcd 10 advance,
his wife srd the other two children following. On
the way ne father, with one OF The children IN hi1
arms, got feparated from his wife amt the other
tEo children. After III. Dowd reached the honsc
Of his nelghbor, he looked around, and rot seeing
,h!s wife and children. ln1medAtely gave the
alarm. The occupants Of the house starred OUT IN
search OF the missing mem oer5. Every eGuft Vas
used to dlscoVer tue Whereabouts Of the lost ones
but proved uoaratnng. The next morning {Mon.
day, the frozen eodtes OF the mother aud two
children were found about Reven:y-1ge rods from
Tho house. They h1d Lost their way. and the den.
slty OF the 1ylg snoR had kept tho unfortunate
mother and ratftrea from being able to nud The
house"