New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
INCIDENTS OF THE EXCURSION

A LORD ON Ills GOOD BEnAvIoR-THE GREAT Dali
RYMPLE FARM.
ORION SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
FARGO. Oak, Sept. 4.-The entire excursion
party is DC down for steady travel greatly 10
the relief OF railroad managers who have had great
deal OF trouble arranging maters 1t was FOUND nee
to separate Earl OF Ousow from the other Tor
egn guests There are trains of EACH The
frat and second trains made up wGolly Of private
cars contributed by various railroad presidents
and otuer o0icias Those cars are hhen
with the foreign guests and such notaDihtles
as General Grant aud secretary Teller The Germans
are in the rst train the English In the second Inc
Earl of Onsog should be with second train but he
assumed SO much on account OF his rank that other
memb OF the English party complained OF him, ana
his car detached and placed at the end OF the press
traip which is the third one the fourth tram oeihg
made up che guests The Earl Is not popu-
lar lie demanded an entire for himself wife, sister,
and servants and this considering that he asked to he
invited was thought to be assuming good deal He
was allowed the car however although IN some OF the
other Pullman cars the same trai1 there are two
persons ia a section. The baggagecar con-
tanning the trunks, etc, Is beyond the
Earls car but refuses to allow any
one 10 pass through in order TO get 10 the bag
gage They get anything in that lime when The
train is stopped at station The cost 10 the
railroad company OF each person on tie trip Will be
about $780, Earl has four persons With him
and secures aud extra service he Will cost the
railroad company about SO 00O There are two dining
room cars OIL each train, and the meals served with
wines etc. equal those furnished at hrsclass hotel
There are over 800 persons the four trains. Many
invited guests substitutes brought along brothers
and sons Tie Earl Of Onslow. who is young man
about thirty years old however, Is the Champion In tnat
hue. -, 49,,
An interesting event in the trip was the
ceremonies at ST. Paul aud Minneapolis and
joint celebration by the two munlcpahtles was con.
tempated. But the Mayor of Minneapolis was absent
and the Board Of Trade of that city appointed com
Common Council of ST. PAM. The latter committee,
however refused 10 have anything 10 do with Minneap
oils except in an official way through It's Mayor daat
scale. Each city had procession several
miles in length and each gave the eXcarsOn party a
diuner tue time being about equally divided between
The graf Dairympe farm fe miles west OF Fargo
II was the intention make stop al THIS farm ana eI
hibit the 200 reapers in operation, but ME- parympie
said to-ay that the wheat ripe that he hao to
cut 1t last week Hence the operation OF harvesting
could not be exhibited. am now thrash
s5s n0 day'" said Mr. Dalrymple. 1--WE send
10 Duluth seventy live carloads each day Aud from
there we ship by water 10 Buffalo I1e wneat Is sofa Ia
Rnaslo m Is ali No. hard and for II 10 cepts
busne, more than obtained for wheat grown IN Min
nssots is all spring wheat and Il s mixed with
softer grades and ground INTO hour 10 BunaiP
"AbOut 10000. There are 10000 acres ID the 1arin
and we are putting 5000 more acres under cultivation
eaeh wear When here eight years ago we bought
tae land with Northern Pacific stock ana paid 40 cents
an acre for IT. IL s worth now on an average 90 an
acre. Eight years ago you could go Tor 4Oo niles III
direction on TINS prairie without seeing louse
out OF slght Of house. The available land no" an
up but IL be purchased Of course az all ad-
The Northern Pacific Railroad through the Dali
rymsle iarm for u distance OF SIX miles