St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-24
DnkOtn NeIcSLefS.

jamestown is to have a term of district
court commencing April 12-the first for two
years.
Bob Conehay, who was reported hung by
Montana cowboys, was in Fargo this week
and seemed disposed to deny the report.
The necessity for the second daily train
between Fargo and Bismarck is apparent
now that the legislature has adjourned. 1t is
to be replaced the LIST Of April.
The petition at Pierre for the removal of
Gov. Pierce is being freely signed Some of
the woman suffrage ladies will probably cir
eulate similar ones in many parts of the ter
ritory.
There are a score or more of applicants for
admission to the jamestown asylum when
completed. The suppostion that insanity
was not possible in the northern zone is
not quite sustained
A charivari party visited Mr. Bailey of
Bloomington, Central Dakota, Sunday night
after his marriage, and be entertained them
with a revolver, ball hitting one fellow in
the stomach but not killing him.
It has been decided to sink the artesian
we'll at Ipswich still deeper to obtain
stronger stream. 1t is now down l,14O feet
and the water fills a 4ll5-inch pipe, rising
with force enough for Use at fires.
The postotiice department has ordered a
stage route from Ipswich, the terminus of the
Milwaukee road in Edmunds county, to La
Grace, in Campbell county. 1t is pretty well
settled that the road will not 90 west this
year.
man started from Charles Mix to Tyndan
with load of flax on a recent SUNDAY during
the cold snap, got lost and froze his hands
and feet so that all of them were amputated
10 save his life. The preachers say he started
on the wrong day.
The Aurora STANDARD, down about where
one OF the vetoes struck, speaks of the exec
utive as ''the gentleman who lives in Hi
nojs. but is governor OF Dakota" and SAYS
all parties shout there are signing petition
for Hon F. VI. Ziebaeh
1t is reported that colony Of 500 families
is being formed in Northern Ohio to locate
in North Dakota, mostly west Of the Missouri
river Most Of the men are said to be old
soldiers. By coming together they secure re-
This statement by the Alexandra Herald
will apply as well to a great many Dakota
towns; immigration IS beginning to come
in sud business is commencing to boom
Property is rapidly changing hands Town
lots are on the raise aud everyone is prepar-
ing for a rush.
Tue Chamberlain Democrat issues s half
sf., = 7
making claim. Nearly all other business
viH De susos uded in that section until the
new lands are all taken. These lands were
surveyed several years ago. The contrary
report IS an error.
One OF the most novel combinations
effected bv the governor was that of Hon.
JUDI la Moure and john Z. HaEEart, txo Of
the earliest pioneers sud frpuiiersmeu, as
superinteudcuts Of reform school They
have been ever since trying to ind out what
a reform school is.
The Bismarck papers regard the failure Of
the legislature 20 remove the capital as set
Ting its location there permanently. TIE
S'utn viii have nearly two-tairJis OF the next
legislature, aud Il it should have the governor
also. many believe it xii remove it, regard
less Of the novel views OF tue veto message.
Petitions are being freely signed 81 Bis
marck for the retention Of the capable aud
ccuial Col. Louusberrv in the postofice. The
colonel doesn't sick AZ Is. Re mas ordered a
uew OUTFIT OF tie latest Yale stvle, and vii
have a high opiuiou 81 the new sizinistra-
tion II be Is allowed 20 superinteud it.
some o. the papers near the Sioux reservA-
ton doubt she houesty OF Grologist Willis in
the statement tha; only a Pooc quality o EE-
uite coal Is found there. sad suspect b IS
interested in so1e speculation, as the In
dams hsve brought in specimens Of a valu-
able quality, and many whites have seen
thick veins cropping cut
The BathEzte Sentinel cor-ects tie impress
sion that living Is high in the Red river valley.