Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-09
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OUR NORTHWESTERN NEIGHB0RS.
News Gieanings and Points Specially
Collected ana Forwarded by Tele-
graph to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms, Oct. 8, to the Sc.
Paul Globe.
Neacs Fro,la Tie HniEe,l.

Netcs From Tie VaIIeu
Jacob Reinhart, sheriff of Walsh comfy.
is receiving the congratulations of his.
friends over his recent marriage to Miss
Schuman.
There were 126 land claims entered at
the Fargo land Office the past week. There
is quite an increase in the number of those
seeking cheap homes.
Grand Forks will complete handsome
Catholic church this month. The spire
will be 105 feet in height, and the edifce
the finest and the largest in the city.
The night clerk at the depot at Milbank,
down in the Big Stone region, fell uuder
the bumpers of car the other day and
four cars passed over his body, causing
immediate death.
It is dull week when newspaper is
not started in the Red River valley. The
past week the Transcript has been started
by A. Domey, an old journalist at Grace
vile on the Fargo Southern.
A large number of leading citizens who
are interested in fast horses have organ
lied turf club IN largo and will give a
three days trotting and running tourna-
ment, probably next week if rain does not
interfere.
The captain of one of the small steam
ers that run on theRed says that before
the late rain the river was a foot lower
than he has ever known it to be- 1t has
risen some sixteen inches since the rains
commenced.
The annual session OF the North Dakota
Association of Congregational churches
will be held in Fargo this year, commenc-
ing October 80. Many able di7ines, in
Guiding some from the states, are expected
to be present.
The Red River Presbytery meets at Fer
gus Falls on the 9th, and the question of
the location of the proposed university of
decision. It is anticipated that the COM
mission which has been looking over the
field will report in favor of Jamestown.
There is great difficulty in learning the
facts in regard to any accident on the
railroads, but it is asoertained that thu
late accideat, near Wheatland, on the
Northern Pacific, was caused by careless
| ness and to fog. The damage TO cars and
engine will be not less than S15,OO0 be-
| sides the loss and injury to freight.
Saturday night disorderly parties kicked
up rumpus under the hilI,'' in Fargo, a
locality to which the city restricts all
houses OF ill-fame. A good many pistol
| shots were fred and two horses killed.
Some of the young blood5 implicated
would not enjoy seeing their names pu0-
| iished in connection with the scene of de-
bauchery and shame. No one was hurt,
! however.
ANorwegian farmer in Clay county, a
few miles east of Moorhead reports a
shower of wheat as falling On his farm
night or two ago. Ee says that quite
district was covered with thin layer of
the favorite cereal of this section. It
sounded on the roof of his house like hail.
1t is no more surprising than the
shower of straw, meat, frogs, etc., as
| somtimes reported, and the only surpris-
| ing. feature, is, that, in this wonderland,;it
| did not fall in wheat sowing time.
There have been some limitations here
| tofote of the charges brought in the NJ. E.
Conference in session at St. Paul against
Rev. w. G. Amblem, but not much credit
has been giventhem. Mr. Keith liveseat Cas-
selton twenty-fv miles west'ofl fargo, and
Rev. Amber who had been physician,
practised i'll the family. Mr.. Keith claims
that the Reverend gentleman took advan-
tage of his opportunity when treating Mrs
Keith and was caught fracturing the
seventh injunction OF. the decalogue. The
facts will be developed before Elder Hairs
ecclesiastical court.
DR.. Scott, of Grand Forks, one of the
capital commissioners, publishes a card,
vigorously denying the charge of the
Grand Forks Herald that he was a party
! to bribery in the location of the capital.
He challenges, and without fear Of the
consequences, this vile oaluimnator or his
parasites to produce proof under oath. l
challenge them at my own cost to dare to
appear before any court IN which perjury
and false swearing can be punished, and
[ substantiate the infamous libel by Aida
Wits, and then give publicity to the same
through the papers"