St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-11

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| Tribune just issued contains pictures of the
capital, penitentiary, and most of the public
buildings, and is very handsome sheet typ
graphically.
Gen. Beadle, the superintendent of public
instruction, has gone to Florida for short
time on account of his health. He will be
absent several months, and the assistant
superintendent, E. A. Healy, of Dayton,
| Pembina county, fills the position.
The Grafton Herald has this mention Of par
ties who have been mentiond as instigators OF
the supposed invasion of Manitoba: Capt.
| Griggs and Jake Eshelman stopped at the
Oriental hotel in this city on Monday and
Tuesday on their way to Winnipeg. To show
the desperate daring of Generalissimo Griggs
| and Chief of Staff Eshelman, of the Fenian
army, they went to Winnipeg alone and IN
attended like Caleb of old, to spy out Can
| aan.
Hon. D. NJ. Inman is said to be chairman
of the Democratic committee of Dakota, and
is making arrangements to provide delegates
to the national convention at Chicago. 1t is
| probable that D. NJ. Kelliher, of jamestown,
one Of the most energetic and popular
Democrats in north Dakota, will be selected
as the delegate from the north. 1t is pro-
posed to have them appointed by the commit
tee without holding convention.
The Blunt Times asks: Now that the Sioux
reservation is to be opened why not have the
| Winnebago reservation opened on the same
terms! 1t requires no congressional action,
and if the proper effort is made those who
have studied the subject say there will be no
trouble about the opening. The reservation
! embraces twelve townships of fine land,
and has an Indian population
of less than one Indian to the square
mile, and those are said not to be Winnie
bagos.
| The Alexandria Herald is becoming anx-
ious at the unexplained delay of the commit
tee. It says: When are the gentlemen
who hold the reins going to call the terrific
rial conventions When that convention
meets how would it do to cut for new deal
| all around! How would it do to let the post
| masters and other federal officials take a
back seat, for once, and send bright, active
men to the National convention, men who
have the interests of the territory at heart
and no axes to grind9
Mimic Journal: Hon. Geo P Harvey left
on Sunday last for st. Paul, where he viii
meet the other directors of the Sioux Falls
penitentiary, to perfect their report to the
governor. He will 90 from there to Ashta-
bula, Ohio, to meet Mr.. Vets, who is to build
the roller mill in our village the coming
| summer. 1t is now an assured fact, as far
as the future can be assured, that we are 10
have frst-class merchant and exchange
mill here, in time for the next seasons crop
of No. hard.
It is regarded as an exceedingly dull day
when the dispatches from Washington do
not report some new candidate for governor
of Dakota, or one whom the president is try
ing vainly to persuade to accept the position.
| 1t is a very easy and harmless way to seure
notoriety. 1t is not intimated, however, that
in all instances the name is used by the
connivance of the distinguished gentlemen
thus lifted to fame. As Gov. Ordway has
two or three months to serve
from fifty to hundred more effete statesmen
can be brought to light.
Some two weeks ago in one of the Offices
of the city which deal in land and loan
money, and in which several young men are
employed, package of S2,365, sent from
the east to be loaned, disappeared so mys-
teriously that not the slightest trace of it has
| yet been found by the detectives, who have
been working very quietly. There are none
connected with the Office who are not above
suspicion of dishonesty. None of them are
on the preachers list of those who gamble,
and the case is puzzle to the best guessers.
Names are withheld by request. The matter
| has been referred to in one of the local pa
pers. +ea'
A bushel of wheat from Glendale to Chi
cago, a distance of 759 miles, costs 27.6
cents on the st. Paul road. From Ordway to
Chicago, a distance of 754 miles, it costs 22.e
cents, on the Northwestern road. From
Mimic to Chicago on the Manitoba road, q
distance Of 100 miles, it costs 24.6 cents
From Fargo to Minneapolis, 235 miles, Il
cents. 1t is the settled opinion of the farm
ers that a change from bushel to 100 pounds,
at the same figures, would amply pay the
railroads, and there will be agitation and dis
content till about that reduction is obtained
The Huron Times says: The final proof
papers of seven Indians were received at the
government land Office in this city on Thurs
day. Proof was made on homesteads, that
being the only claim an Indian is permitted
to take, and upon this they are required to
live the full eight years, no comutation be-
ing allowed. Some of these have resided on
their claims ten years and all have made val
liable improvements. These are their names,
the first two being chiefs; pronounce them
as you like: Malogdeska Spotted Bear, J
Stephen Cetangi yellow Hawk, Nationalist.
Julia Cetangi, Wanbliwahacanka, and Hit
umkasauluta.
Under the new administration of the Re
p,tllicam, there has been almost an entire
change in the staff of the paper. One OF
them, 8. T. Church. casual reporter, claims
to have written contract as city circulator,
running three years. He claims heavy
damages and proposes to enforce his claims
in the courts. The most recently expunged
is Col. Urgent, at one time manager but re-
Gently head of the bindery. New brooms
sweep clean, it IS said, and there are those
who predict that Col. Plummer will soon
have ample time for lecturing on temper
ance, the Tower Of Babel or the vanity Of
things in general.
The Brookings Press and Redfield Journal
two of the most influential Republican paper:
in south Dakota, are urging Byron E. Pay as
delegate to Chicago. They want an I'M
compromising anti-Arthur man and the
Journal says it is as much opposed TO Logan
as Arthur. 1t thinks Arthur cannot bC
elected, and that it will take almost super
human efforts to secure a Republican victory
1t also says that political pins have ALREADY
been setup for carrying Dakota for Arthur :
This has reference to the government official!
about Huron and few friends in the south
The majority of the committee and most O.
the wise men are for Logan.
A witless ignoramus drivels idiotically in
an anonymous communication to one OF the
evening papers o7er an allusion in this de
partment to the probable establishment of
hut of the popular OrientalOrder of Humility
in Fargo. The fellow seems to think there
is in it a covert disparagement of Fenianism
in its puissant advance upon Manitoba. He
is evidently a brother Of the fool whom hi