, 1880-02-04
WARMING IN MINNESOTA.
sEyogs The 1smes SYscsa! Go,Tssps"6ens
at ST. PGsL)

81. Paul. the capital Of tho State OF
sEn,a.o4e ia ono Of the most charming
and nrospsfous cities in America. lis ter
$3.50 = hardsome stone houses rise a!ooB
sba ,eft bank AID elevated biohs Of the
sfias;ssippi. From nlaqy q commanding
r,asiyico the unaalGting wooded country
eha Beautiful valleys. the grand e"ea2a Vi
ans great Father ct Waters present D t1GS'
n;fesot, almost mnschless panorama.
Arouod St. Paul a18 many taIaops hsopss
Of the indians, who, with 3 SPIRIT q poetry
often sean il savage stlbas' have 8 Stfo"o
appreciation Of the pioturesGae ana oeal-
ti}ul. ST. Paul fepests the story o t'A0y
Western towns. Il has grown sad 17yel-
oned with wonderful rapidly. ~ 1872 y
bsa 40 iuhabitapts, coz 10 ms 60,O0V'
H. acorepsse annual trade 10 stated at
aaa ma 600. II ia The centre oi q grow.
inc nstvofk Of railways. lis elevated
pos;tion and fine climate attract many
%v;aitots, especially from the oou'uefa
States. Limsatone rock o. oeantlI0l qua
lity end of three shades OF colour ID Crane
bloeks il readily got ons aS tho CHS ana
z,d,es IN which tho town ls bu.S, auc,
nsed alike Tor tbs public and private dwell
inca. gives s sclidisY aod tfeeAness W1lc@
wooden or brick toWao can ecaFcolG pos-
sess. Villas as 0.Eapt4eu@ 4A4 1,''', -
those arouud Kew or hIcnmona ""o1h4
Ia the wel!-iaid Gus avenues ana e%'en1
out into sha suburbs. VITA tAlb matef&1
growth education aud culture ha?o ceeQ
well :proyidad for. Churches aa1 Aa'd'
some pub!c achooIa, qui:e as !inpoe.D8 SO
those Of the Asondou School boafo' aF3
nuoerous, But tho cost Of sEaction and
maintenance fortunately do not come ous
sf the rockets Of rstepayeE8' On8-
eighteenth portion Of tbs !Boda Of tH9
Slate hsu been get aeide fox educational
un,posss. The endcwments, which nnS5
GRADUALLY become very wealthy give
gratuitous education COR every child. but
more advanced culture is aiso prevailed.
& State University wa9 eight years ago
inaugurated near Minneapolis, G7o miles
from St. Paul, where the President,
William w. Tolwell, Lib, and 20 pEo'
>~f5essors and tutors, give gfatoitoos lna5suc'
fion il literature, art. and science -
nearly 400 studeata Of both SEXES, aud Of
ages varying from IS 80 81 There $50
apecisl cufriucluDs for arig, fot ag1cui-
.4nre, and Tor mechanical aclenco' On Eae
occasion of our afternoon visit, o lecture
on eiocuticn wss being given, CHER
students were at geometrio drawing,
another class were busy ct various c5emi-
cal analyses and Investigations il TIC we'll
equipped laboratory.
On, saturday, the chief market day, the
wide streets ara throDged with ho3gle5
and wagons cftsn to Gbo ourabsr OF 800.
Wheat, hay, vegetables, and ether snf4
produce are. brought in; lumber aad
nsfores are she hon1eward carriage. Tho
assans are chiefy active horses Of che stamp
of q London light omnibus nag. and weigh
ing eOolb. TO- I .2Oolb. Sens Of the farm
ers havs dfaven liz u miles; more DISSENT
visitors havs usually arrived BY rail. Fac
1t0fsa collect and despatch iron ST. Paul
dIsfes and, liner easing Quantities CT wheat.
dBssidss home snppiies 100000 quarters
PISS through tee elsgators tor
vtfssshipnsnt. Ey one ssllvsy LOCO cars
spf Indian cornsas6 Forwarded from Omaha
ma. St.sPaul to Duluth aS the medessse
cost 81, e lei or tea cents . buebei, the
en- ioaadindg back with lumber. q large
StMd"BSf vcf sassle grazsd ana lad shIough,
a6dtl t6s1 State ass tailed 20 CasopSo sad