St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-15

condition for harvest.
The Chicago horse doctor brought out 70
Sphinx county reports eight cases of genu-
inc CHAMBERS, which he prOnOunces incura-
bic. The county board has OifGSed to pay
half the value of all horses killed, and have
paid for a dozen or more.
\ man who set out a few apple trees in
Morton county, west of the Missouri river,
as an experiment four years ago, has n
good prospect for nice fruit this year, and
Is satisfied that nearly all fruits can be
grown successfully there.
The VerInillion Republican, whose editor
Is very pious deacon, says that corn III
Clay county grew seven feet from July to
Aug. ,. He does not state, but probably
axes are required to chop the stalks down
in order to gather the ears when ripe.
The body of Henry Tucker was recently
found in the hills in WalwOrth county. he
was about % years of age, not long from
the East. He has been missing since July
Is. and is supposed to have been seized
with a lit, TO which he was subject, and
died.
1t is claimed that a large majority of the
editors at their recent WatertOwn cOnvoca-
ton are in favor of admission as one state
and the adoption of the title of Dakota. The
Press association has strong color of unity.
They are all from the South. which has
been claimed as solid for division.
The Grafton Fire company took with them
chaplain. ReV. Ill. L. Cooper, 10 the
q rand Forks tournament, and one of the
Fargo companies had sermon delivered to
them shortly before their departure. The
results OF the races are thought to show that
goodness does not always meet immediate
reward.
David WasS, who made a compromise
with Judge Francis, remains in Jail at Val
ley City rather than pay the $1,000 fine.
He was convicted of seduction, is quite
wealthy, and his attorneys are issuing at
tachmentS to secure their claims. On the
whole, he is hardly model citizen.
Minnewaui1an is the leading buffalo bone
market at present. One day recently
thirty-twO Indian carts came in loaded
with bones, The town is noted for the
number of young married people. Old
bachelors are in bad odOr there and re-
garded rs deficient in public spirit.
Lieut.. W. III. Flint of Minnewaukan re-
Gently secured lovely bride in Chicago,
and rs an expression of his gratitude pre-
scented the Congregational church. at his
Devils Lake home, an elegant silver COM
munion set. y handsome church edifice is
now being erected to fit the gift.
Editor KilbOune of the CasseltOn Re
porter had gold watch stolen by tramps
some time ago, and his friends wondered
how he came by il. Inquiries show that.
like the woodlands ak, it was borrowed.
He had procured il from bonanza farmer
to wear at the reception of the st. Paul
jObbers. He does not, however, suspect
any of them.
y surprising number of people here have
been killed by lightning in Dakota this
season, partially due perhaps TO the lack
Of protection in the way of trees and light
ming rods. In Douglas county recently.
Herman NeyeneSch, son of the editor OF
the Weehblad, at Polla, Ia, was killed
while stacking grain. \ man with him
was shocked somewhat.
The Hanson County Advocate says that
charges have been fled at Washington
against Gov. Pierce, and, although Re
publican paper, it hopes for his removal. Ii
there are charges, it Is believed they relate
to offensive paTtiSanship only. He has evil
IDENTIFY a strong grip at the White house, anC
the most persistent efforts so far do moi
seem To be effective. lie has Influential
Democrats at work for him.
L
the Miller laundry has on exhibition {
piScatOrial hybrid that is quite a curiosity
1t has the body of fish; the mouth reSem
bles that of bullhead. 1t also has fOul
legs, and in this respect resembles what i.
commonly known as a water dog. 1t was
taken from Fern lake in Washington hills,
where many of them are found nearly tive
feet long.
At Harrison, in Douglas county, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Van HeeS went to church Sunday
morning, leaving a daughter at home whI
complained of being sick. Her recovery
was so rapid. however, that as soon as tn,
old folks disappeared she was able to ride
TO the next county and be married by
/ justice. Mr.. Van He's is bitterly opposed
| 20 the new sOn-in-law and proposes To re
cover his daughter. The moral seems eyi
dent.
The Chamberlain Democrat regards thi
as a fair weeks work for stranger anC
| tenderfOOt: James Walker of Cedar Rapids
/ Ia, SOjOurned in our county last week sur
Veyed the landscape Ger, married a gOOC
woman. and bought fine quarter section
of land for $1,000. Now James is fixed
He is a good fellow and deserves all thu
good luck or fortune that has befallen him
\ loving wife, and 100 acres of rich Dakota
dirt in the heart of the promised land is
good foundation OH which to erect a colossal
fortune.
Gov. Ziebach. in mis- paper. is inclined t
/ fall i'm with the criticism of the action o.
/ Gov. Pierce in removing part of the con
victS from Sioux Falls TO Bismarck HC
/ thinks il a needless expense to remove
them and now two institutions where ther,
/ is not enough material for one, and says il
/ prevents their being prOttably employed
and the governor should explain if ther,
are good reasons for the removal. 1t i.
/ stated. on the other hand. that those re
moved all belong in the North. and have
| but short terms 10 serve. and it viii eos
/ less to move them there in bulk than singly
when discharged.
| 1t seems 10 be generally understood b,
| the press that the encampment of the Da
| kOta militia will be held at Lake KempeSka
near WATERFOWL. The YanktOn Telegram
says of the matter: I'VE can assure Tin
militia BOYS that they will have one of tn
most delightful camping grounds To h
/ found in Dakota, if they 20 there. TIL
1 lake itself is marvel of beauty, and i
/ skirted with pebbly beach that cannot b
! surpassed in tile world for beauty and per
/ lection. The lake abOundS with fish. ant
| its clear and placid waters, of some eigh
miles in length and two miles in breadth
furnishes a most enchanting field for rOy
sports and boating"
According to the Advocate Canton vii
contribute to the attractions of the encamp
ment in this way: The female drum corp
of this city is expected TO accompany tn
band and other drum and fife artists whel
they join the militia encampment on the Is
of September. Now boys, you will have (
carry yourselves straight during the EN-
campment. 1t will be impossible TO tax
anything for your health, for girl ca
smell your breath block off, and then yo
know your reputation as pure water ma