St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-09
DAKOTA& MONTANA
Collected and Forwarded by Telegraph
to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms January 8, to the S
Panl GloDe.


Thare are two Tylers, capitalists of Fargo,
R. s. and E. s., the former is the one who
has gone south.
Pierre also wants a land Office, and it is
thought las the best show for one when the
Sioux reservation is opened.
Rain fell in North Dakota january. Old
settlers recall similar season six years ago,
when the entire winter was very open.
One of the churches in Fargo is trying to
adopt the system of renting pews. 1t is Il
novelty in Dakota and will not be likely to
give satisfaction.
Hon. Alex. Mckenzie. the great rustler.
who has Travelled $4,000 miles the past year
in the interest of Dakota, always pays rail-
road fare as matter OF principle.
The shcriffs want to take in the capital
Jan. 26, and are generally class well quail
god 10 have good time. Iucidently they
may suggest to the law makers a few points.
man who plead guilty to the charge o.
rape was lately sent to tue Sioux penitentary
for 25}z years. That will compare witt
criminal administration in any OF the states
The explorations of the geologist Willis
seem to establish the fact that there is al
abundance Of coal of good quality in the
Sioux reservation. 1t will ne worth NOR,
than gold mines when developed.
The eloquent and witty DR.. Bert Robertson
is delivering a lectHrc in the cities Of DLkot
upon THE March Of Empire" He has beer
solicited by one Of the lecture bureaus I.
make a tour OF tue states and may consent
10 10 So
Tle vicinity journals are congratulating
the handsome anu gallant Tinan, Of thr
Grabhic, at Kimball, over his success in con-
tracing a connuOal engagement the lady
named las a choice claim and will be a valu
able adjunct, even to So good a newspaper.
As party or delegation from Dakota is
now in Washington to ask congress to APP
propriate 800, 900 or so for the proposed
home stead monument at Mitchell, it is
thought it will be stroke Of policy toin-
yite Senator Vest TO champion the measure.
The Northern Pacific and Manitoba an
bounce a large reduction on Ian d explorers
tickets next month. They could well afford
to bring in settlers along their roads without
charge, but a reduction Of or cents q
bushel on wheat freight would be worth more
TO the country.
Il is said that Dakota papers are piling upon
Senator Vest so numerOusly with their hu
r@rous suggestions TO him and in reference
to his state, that he has got his back up. and
orders them returned. He evidently takes
too seriously the playful righteousness OF
those right under Dakota ozone.
series OF articles in the Argus over the
signature Of Odessa" are attracting wide
attention. They tear the bottom out from
the elevator monopolies and are fine speti-
mems Of rhetoric, as well as scathing and
piercing TO the marrow. They are generally
attributed 10 the facile and incisive pen ot
Col. Morton, who is leader in the crusade
for the rights Of the wheat growers.
The Bismarck Tribune, Gov. Plercc's or
gan, states with apparent assurance, that The
governor viii hold his Office to the summer
Of 1855, the full term. 1t is presumed that
the influences were put to work In that chan
mel on the recent visit Of the governor 10
Chicago. There will be furious kicking by
the Democrats in Dakota If such proves TO be
the fact, although tnere is no com plant Of
the executive officially or personally.
The editor OF the Gralhic, at Kimbdll, is a
great poultry fancier and has large aocks Of
chickens and turkeys. On New Years be
presented each Of his friends with one OF
them. Sam. Hole, man noted for inactivity,
refused to receive one unless the editor
would take il home for him. The Planknton
Press SAYS he has IA brother in that place who
is so lazy thai when he signs his name, be
writes the J. and punches a hole in the
paper
The friends Of Col. Donsn. who are legion
in Dakota, are indignant at the terms applied
10 him in Senator Vests letter TO the Valley
City Democrat. Both the colonel and theme s.
ator were CONFERENCE.-The former gaan tly
leading brave men on the field Of battle, and
winning signal distinction for courage and
brilliant service, while the senator shed no
blood and it s'allcged did not seek to vim
dictate his convictions where shot and shell
were the tests OF manhood.
There is no class that complain so much
of dizziness in trade as the underiakers in
Dakota at present. There are so few buria.s
that they have to rely upon the attachments
10 the business mainly. The remarkable
number of births and the skating Kinks are
the reliance uf the doctors The births are
largely due 10 the matrim 'nial furur that has
prevailed. In one small church sudirncr
the other day seventeen couple we're counted
who had married within few months.
The Democratic club, az Fargo, has FOR
some months devoted lis energies 10 the so.
luton Of the question whether the executive
committee should have lower TO enlarge
itself Indefinitely or additions only be made
by the club. AZ the meeting this week Il
hualy settled In favor of the club. The
special mission Of the club Il 10 furnish II
nucleus for the orgauzat Of the party in
North Dakota. Col Morton, who Is throwing
all his bouudlcss energies into n Gght against
the elevator mon opoli' :, addr, ssed the club
on the subject and WAS requested 70 iurnlu-
late n : views into resolutions tu be adopted
az the next me, ting. Hc is labOring cspe-
Cia'iy Tor concerted action by the legislature
Of Dakota and Minnesota, and regards tur
selection OF Speaker Gi5bs as favorable. The
people are aroused on this subject. snd
stringent legislation will be had uulrss the
multiplicity Of paus aud the rage-n 50 ~
men to secure the credit Of measures defeat
useful results.
OWATONNA.