New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-17
PHOSPHORUS MINNESOTA.
MUNICIPAL RrrorM ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND FARMS.

MUNICIPAL RCToDM ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND FARMS.
CpaoM AZ OCCASIONAL go 3RasPoNDNr oF THE ttIhcS.'l
NINVEhPoLIs, Mimi. May 6.-There Is not
necessarily auy relation OF cause and effect between p'h
tc. and pr,> eriy hlt in this city no me present. uho
these are the principal themes Al tle toe Oh ihe op'n'
ing Of The Northern Pacific Rllwar, t-e time OF the
acoll.n nike (which by the way WIS not golden
stso AZ all nor even silver but plain ron-dinneapoHs
came 20 e ftont as thc ucuopoi, ot '4e NortlV ST. ad
she ha. not receleI from that position The honor %
christening tis thriving metropolis Dr. dIr to the J"ufni-
tc profession In 1853 there were oal about 1ne nun
drad peopia on the west side o. The Mississippi. where
Minneapolis now stands Across tAc river was s. An
fbonv. whore WIS published rtr Epra, hi ing circu'
latiu Of six copies on the side, in the solthern
,r- IL the srte was g. Peter; " 20 the northeast
WIS s. C.oix; twelve miles down the river was ~.
Paul aud. that none .hcId DC sighted the new town
WAS for time. called Al ANTS Aier various attempts
to Tx a name upon te place Minneapolis was a4olted AZ
the suggestion OF 5he ellol OK me Express aud now lh
place OF tle one hundred mhllnis tlere are one NM
ded thousand IN q Gig covering tNcniJ-t~o Square
miles.
And here Is where the politics come m s'ae' p, tner'
cont ci-v election than eis lteen tAoia woes
,ro east u1t better than RMS. the -rea, maxi GRITTY Ok
tbe.e woes were for bw and order as opposed 20
,,, ,tcr ,ud unlimited license. IN TWO OF three otacr
towns in tlo state similar advantage w1s Won. Ia
Dunth lhe "reope' candidate was elected. AZ etit
flt D.
sc nm fae contrary, has q record quite opposed 30 her
name ts There tue pgOiqror ald ant aaDeatl c!o1rnB
Not a clear victory. NnOnJ, 'lut1n city % twenty
Gve fhous4u people IN the southeastern corner on tho
STATE was less fortunate for fae license nom laers
of tue Citizens Convention rslGse1 10 nan, aud 50 tei
clear field for Democracy and wlskey. Here, however,
the patrons OF a vicious policy were aiIy showed ma
der ana Ia the present atmosphere u viii be 1is tioo
before they viii thaw oWt Two years ago q MAYOR wts
elected. nOuinay asa Democrat, but really BOZ ne inter-
est ol the classes. Dlsreputable "bpsses aud
wircpuleis were bu~y 3i aHs IA me service OK lAeif
candidate Fortwo year, ms nteres, has held sway ~
smiling In what has been nicAnamcd the "Wiie.0pen'
policy. IN opposition % this stale ~ tlnss union
fupycment orraniEcd beore the at elecou, Wneh,
while embracing 81 the Prohibition parry an moro
OF the Democratic party, under thc management OF
Republican leaders, and resulted In the great victory A.
ready mentioned
10 confirm the prosperity promised by the oeains ~
the Northern parne country new railway line rlnfins
IN northest.fy direction through northern Miscoa.u
aal Michigan de SIC. Marie has bee, projected
mis- viii open "A vast lumber region, Even the reported
.rop IN the wheat market tees not suggest series
s-s already large pgeeotioa sf to lstgnefs
periay IN the southern plr o. tbs state, aae sgod1sa:
diversified larminE