St. Paul daily globe., 1885-01-30
DAKOTA& MONTANA
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Fargo Special kilograms January 20. to the St
Panl Globe.
Northeastern Notes.

very successful NJ. 4. revival Is II pro-
gress at Parker.
One of the South Dakota towns has q
skating rink named Niagara on account of
the falls.
Rabbits are being killed in great numbers
about Yankton and are about the only kind
of game there.
The families in Logan township near
Sioux Falls. have subscribed money to start
a creamery.
There are two revivals in progress at Dell
Rapids, and the rivalry between them sug-
gests roller rink contests.
Motto of good many Dakota journals:
ut is mighty agile administration that
can change its politics quicker than we
can"
Word comes from Hon. B. G. Caulfeld
and other Democrats at Washington that they
find much encouragement in their efforts for
division.
Parties are negotiating with eastern capi-
talsts to invest from $50, 900 to s10O,0 in
packing houses at Canton. 1t will be d fine
thing for the place.
Mr.. Carpenter, the man noted and ostra-
cised at Lincoln, H., on account of the Fora
Burns murder case, has bought fine farm
near Delapse, in Lincoln county.
There are more hogs taken to the packing
house in Yauktou than it can take care of.
1t is prepared to receive only 500 day. The
hog crop is becoming an important one in
South Dakota. The country is well adopted
to it.
Lincoln county sent 1S5 pound pumpkin
to New Orleans, and is ruffled to learn that
California has one that weighs 222 pounds.
1t is claimed that Dakota can get away With
California on the pumpkin issue.
The Yankton Press insists that the climate
at Bismarck is too severe for members from
man, has been taken sick in consequence.
The impression has been that it had been
pretty warm at the ca pital of late.
The Plain Tall indicates the general I'M
preston in this: The senate bill for division
and admission of Dakota sleeps the sleep that
knows no waking in the com mittee of the
house on territories. There is where all such
bills are likely to be consigned for the next
four years.
paper cap sociable at the rink, with roller
skating and dancing, Thursday night, con-
tributed handsomely to the Episcopal church
revenues in Fargo. and afforded delightful
evening to large and merry company. And
progressive euchre is brought into requisition
to aid one Of the humane enterprises of the
city.
Even Hugh J. Campbell revolts at the i'm
putation that he was appointed attorney gen.
eral of Dakota for service in Louisiana in
capturing its vote for Mr.. Hayes, the Dakota
bonanza farmer. He insists that he did not
do any OF the dirty work down there. If he
can produce certificate of good official
character from ex-Gov. Ordway, his defence
will no doubt be accepted.
A farmer near Madison, in Lake county,
claims to have solved the fuel question. he
combines hay with other articles in way
only known to him and on which he expects
to secure a patent. He forms blocks two or
| three inches in diameter and stove length,
which are said to be equal to hard maple and
claims that the process is cheap enough to
answer all requirements. He thinks there
Is fortune in it.
Some of the papers regard the vote In the
Pierre in the capital removal bill, as an ex-
preston In op position TO division as Ordway
is near the line between North and South
Dakota, and would not do for the capital
of either section, but is about the right locs-
ton for the capital of the undivided terri
tory. 1t is probable that other causes had
more TO do with the change.
The Vermillon Plain Talk finds this reason
why the Northern Pacific should join in the
movement for the reduction Of the price of
lands in the railroad districts: II the price
terially aid in the development OF the country,
and as every alternate sechon OF land In this
limit belongs 10 the railroad the development
OF the government land would very much
enhance the price of the railroad lands.
Many points in the north would not be un
happy If the capital should be removed from
Bismarck to the south, as they expect the
territory to be divided at some time, and they
would then all have show for obtaining the
prize, while If it continues at Bismarck until
division there will be little chance for any of
them then. still, none OF them want to be
understood as not fully standing by the pres
ent location. Tue south, however, has too
many aspirants to agree upon a locatio u,
| and there will not be a removal until the di-
7ision matter is settled.
rom reports of parties who have visited
Bismarck, it would appear that the lobbyists
from Pierre are not aware that the capital
matter is settled aud their town out in the
cold. They 90 on setting 'em up in the most
extravagsnt and absurd way, with loose
ness Of speech that would give away all
chances, If they ever had any. Ten cent
beer would count as much as s. wine In
most aases.
Tue Argus. OF Fargo, urges that the Demo
Gratis In Dakota follow the example Of their
brethren in most of the states and recon-
mend one of the statesmen Of the party TO
Mr.. Cleveland as cabinet timber. II there is
but one Democrat in the legislature be could
come up in solid phaaGx behind one OF the
statesmen. This is the only way that unan-
| unity can be secured, for nearly every
county would have name specially fitted.
Pretty much everybody wants Hon. J. Z.
Wilson for governor, but for other positions
there can be no agreement except among the
Democrats IN the legislature. Still If Presi-
/ dent Cleveland wants to call on Dakota there
will be abundant response.
Ci-a- Points
The Hand County Press makes these clear