Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-01


mangling them so that amputation was
necessary. He will be sent to the hospital
at st. Paul.
Father Stephan at Jamestown the other
day very neatly and securely adjusted the
connubial ligaments to W. E. Beaumont
and Miss Maggie Will. The chief of
police aided.
1t is said that the surveying party that
passed Sanborn going north of the North
ern Pacific last week reported substan-
tial enterprise, and the line is to run north
west to Fort Stevenson on the Missouri
river.
The Daily Leader, at Sioux Falls, has
suspended publication. It was neat,
lively sheet, but there was no room for it
and that is the case with large share of
the papers in Dakota. They are started
in anticipation of the future, and the
future don't make connection in time to
save them.
Valley City is forced to draw upon its
patience little longer fer the enjoyment
of the rare treat promised in the rendition
of ''The American King" by com pany of
local amateurs who are claimed to have
dramatic ability and sparks of real genius.
1t is deferred from Thanksgiving to the
first week in December.
La Moure is to have second paper, the
Chronicle. The town has been started over
six months and had but one paper, which
Is an anomaly for Dakota town. The
place will probably have three railroads
next year and its location is favorable for
one of the largest and most thrifty towns
IN north Dakota. It is sirgularly favored
by the geographical features of the coun-
try.
That was despicable trick played off on
married lady at EckeIson by w. D.
Luther leaving letter on his departure
addressed to her, giving the arrangements
Tor eiopement as if she was parry to 1t,
when she was entirely ignorant of the
whole matter and had nothing to Go with
the fellow. II was a cruel and hear, Iess
attempt to blight the fair reputation of the
true and faithful wife.
Agood deal of freight for Deadwood
and the Black Hills has been shipped by
way of Dickinson, on the Northern Pacific,
and that place is building large anticipa-
tons on business in that direction but It is
a long haul by wagon and the map does
not Indicate any special advantage over
Pierre. The latter will no doubt next year
have railroad communication a consider
able portion of the way.
Since trains have run through to Win
nipeg on the Dakota line by way of Neche,
there has been good deal of trouble
from the fact that there was no custom
officer at Neche to examine baggage The
custom house has been, through the agency
of Congressman Washburn, located at ST
Vincent, on the Minnesota line. It is ex-
pected that an officer will soon be placed
at Neche, or the Pembina office removed
there.
All the counties along the Missouri river
and II the Black Hill are invited by circu-
lar to send delegates to q convention to be
held at Pierre, December 6,to make an or
genlzed effort to secure the opening to
settlement of the Sioux resveration. The
rich lands over there are temptation to
the eager whites of that section, and the
Indians will have no rest TIL they sur
sender the best part of their vast hunting
grounds.
The destruction of Lund's hotel at Val
ley City was due entirely to the lack OF
any sort of organization or apparatus for
extinguishing fires. The crowd of citizens
looking on we're powerless for lack of
means to work with. The lesson should
not be lost to the spirited young city
The insurance was $4,000. Much sympa-
thy is expressed for Mr.. Lund and family
who are left destitute. They were former.
ly residents of Fargo.
One of the most interesting relics YET
found Of the builders of the mounds that
dot this whole western country, was dis.
| covered not long since by Mr.Geo. Il. Top
lift, of jamestown, about dozen miles
southwsst of that place. 1t is a mould
in several pieces, neatly made with NOR
tees and lemons so that it fits perfectly
together. Plaster of Paris run into il
produced e well formed image of an Els
quimaux dog. 1t would indicate thai
there was at some unknown period IN tht
past race of people here that knew some
thing of the arts.
The suggestion of the name of Col
Plummer as q probable governor of Da
kota was one OF the veporings that fioa
up from no visible basis at times. TIL
colonel has q vast amount of raw materia
which effioresces with lights of variegateC
! luminosity so to speak, but it is sur
prise 10 those who best know him that an
should seriously connect him with the CUB
| ernatorial office. The north Dakota pa
pers generally are treating the matter wit
! gravity and some make it an occasion t,
throw dirt at the inoEensive gentleman
He IS quite character in his way an
known all through the counties of nortl
! Dakota.
Detroit is pretty little village on tn
beautiful lake forty mics east of Fargo
and as the ice Is from eight to ten inche
thick, this statement of the Record, tn
local paper. is not easy to explain: 'Stran
gers visiting Detroit the past week hav
been greatly surprised at the loud crack
ing of the ice on Detroit lake, and also a
the peculiar and very careful movement
of the ladies, but to those who had coca
sion to visit Detroit lake the matter is n
longer a mystery. Under ordinary cir
cumstances the ladies of Detroit will com
pare fsvorably with the gentier sex of gu
neighboring towns, but allowance mus
be made after their experiences Of learn
ing to skate"
If few of those 8-inch ice breaker
shosld come down upon that editor, the
would cause few mourners.
The first passenger train on the Ferg
went out with en- excursion party O
Thanksgiving day. The company wa