Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-15
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Judge Hudson u quite sick 1t Fargo
from oyerwork, and no legal business
can be carried on In his court for the
preaent.
The friends oi Mr.. Kindred emphat.
ically deny that he4is ii Washington -
candidate TOR the Dakota governorship.
or any other Office. They assert that the
only Office he wants is to be representa-.
tive from the fifth district, and that be
will probably run the race with Nelson
agaln for the nomination.
The house committee on the judiciary
has favorably reported MIR. Raymoud's
bill providing for two additional justices
of the supreme court IN Dakota. II
gives one additional judge in north pa.
kota and one in south Dakota. The
Judge in north Dakota will have iuris.
diction over United States cases.
Last Wednesday, Delegate Brents Of
T
Washington territory. appeared before
both senate aud house committees on
territories in advocacy OF the admission
Of Washington territory into the union
on and after March 4th, 1885. This, he
says. will leave the electoral college an
disturbed and allow the people during
tue interim to form and adopt
state constitution and choose state OH.
GERS.
A majority OF the senate committee on
public lands voted to co ,mmend the for
felture Of the unearned portion Of the
land grant of the Oregon Central road.
The bill has not been ordered reported,
the details not having been determined
upon. Ths line effected oy the action,
Is between Forest Grove and Astoria,
distance of ninety seven miles. The
grant for this portion Of the road covers
1,l39, $50 acres.
Senator Hill. of Colorado. has intro.
duced bill reducing the postage on
newspapers to one cents pound. 1t will
pass the senate. and in the house will be
accepted by Townshend, of Illinois. as y
substitute for his recent bill, which pro-
vided for the free tran,mission OF this
class Of mail matter. The leading dailies
of New York and other cities have signi.
tied their willingness to endorse the Hill
bill. Col. Dowdall, of Peoria, who is
giving the matter personal attention.
thinks from conversations with gentle.
men prominently interested in the meas.
ure that it will become Law at this SEES.
sion of congress.
Senator Edmunds has introduced bill
to provide for the establishment of q
forest reservation at the headwaters OF
the Missouri river, and at the headwaters
of Ciark's fork of the Columbia river.
It provides that tract of land in the
territory of Montana, embracing an area
of about $500 square miles, the boun-
daries of which are described IN the bill.
be reserved and Withdrawn from settle.
ment, occupancy or sale, and dedicated
aud set apart forever as natural forest
reservation for the preservation of ma
tional forests protecting the headwaters
and tributaries of the Columbia and
Missouri rivers.
A newspaper representative who has
just returned to Washington from For.
tress Munroe, said he was surprised to
see how much Gen. Grant had changed
during his recent illness. From news
paper reports he had supposed that
Grant was getting we'll, but he found the
old commander tallea away, his face
twisted out of shape. with inflammatory
rheumatism tending toward the upper
portion Of his limbs. and bearing every
appearance OF man whose time on
earth is limited to few months or few
years, at least. He looks very badly and
like man who has outlived both legs
and stomach. He doubts very much if
Grant ever gets we'll. This was dis
couraging view, he said, but the others
who called on Grant agreed with it.
The demon Of dyspepsia has been ex.
PEELED in thousands Of households by
the use of DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder. There would be no restless
nights. no low spirits, TO grumblinR
dyspeptlcts. il all the articles Of oar food
we're as wholesome, nutritious. and ea-!.
of digestion as those made with DR..
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