The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-05-14
r2R WARWFWs.


No formal declaration Of war as yet
b:twsen England and Russia Both
80 on preparing for a condict, while ap'
parently endeavoring to settle the ques'
tions in dispute by arbitration.
It begins to look now as though the
two nations were not ready for the
conflict which must come sooner or Ia
ter. For the present it may lie avertrd
by sort Of :'Missouri Compromised"
but, as Napoleon said, Europe will be
all Cossack or Ill Republican, This
is prophecy which all European his
tory since Napoleon's time proves to be
genuine. That it will be all Republi-
can We do not doubt.
The Reil rebellion continues and
seems to be gaining strength. Rumor
says Reil will soon have 10000 men
with him.
MINNESOTA LEAD&
We have published pumber of arti.
clss fron time to time showing how.
Minnesota has come to tho front and
taken \ seat in tho forward row Of
states At the New Orleans Exposition.
Hero are 4 few more items to the same
puxport:
A graduate from Dublin University,
Ireland, and All educational expert,
came tO America and went to the Ex-
position to endeavor to sell ct, from the
quality Of tho state exhibits, the best
section in which to settle. After
spending six weeks Of careful in
vestigation at the exposition, lie decid'
ed upon Minnesota, and arrived mere
to-day.
Here is good one for Southwestern
Minnesota:
Dairy Commissioner Rice informs
editor Mc(;ill, Of the st. Peter Trib
uno. that the success Of Minnesota u,
tho New Orleans exposition IS proving
Of big advantage to the state. lnquir
les are coming from all parts OF tilt
world for Information regarding tl''
advantages offered here, especially will
reference to stock raising. lie instanc
~ y colony nf well-to Il" Englishmc'
designing to set tie in the L nited State:
and omen al, large stock farms. wh'
we're iudu"td Ivy what they saw ant
heard 1T New Orleans tn change thei
destination, aud will now settle II
Southwestern NinneS0ta. instead q
going ont west of this state rs they OF
jginaliy intended.
JHH OARDEN or EDLN FOUND.
An enthusiastic eastern gentleman
who has been out here aud locked owe
tho Garden Spot, of which Noble
county is the centre, writes back y
follows:
"You have the finest country the su
ever slIone upon; you have the kindliet
aud richest soil that nature ever mad
you have u climate that is health al
happiness combined; you have \ Ian
~ free rs ireland from snakes, and
free rs the Alps from malaria. The Ii
<iixDs who lived there countless agt
before you, from its beauties picture
tbs happy hunting grounds in the her
after. lie never trod your soil b'
what hs considered it holy ground, Al,
once visiting it he ever after led
charmed life. In its natural state
was the perfection Of Ceauty, and ]
fame was told to tho Pilgrims wi
landed on Plymouth Rock. Natu
provided for the Indians, but the agl
o.,lturist's art must provide for II
wants of civilization. Possess til
Eden. Turn tho pasture grounds
countless buffalo. deer, elk and ant
lope for ages into golden fields; hui
smiling. happy homes; plant grove
orchards, and Vineyards; rear garde
in this blissful waste; let roses bloc
of choicest taste, adornin6 art with II