St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-12

ties. They are organizing alliances and tenn
perance unions. and will no doubt keep that
section solid for the cause. Tue major stirred
wave OF enthusiasm among the ladies' by NJ
glowing advocacy OF female suffrage III the
legislature last year.
The Grand Forks Plaindealer believes there
Is substantial backing TO the new railroad
scheme OF a line from Winnipeg up the Red
river 10 Fargo. The greatest difficulty, IL
says, will be 10 secure "A charter from Ninni-
peg to the boundary. Ii expects tho same
parties behind the Hudson Bay scheme will
push this, and IL would be continuation OF
that, connecting ut Fargo with the Milwau-
kee.
Joseph Geitner OF Columbus, o., who
bought ex-President Hayes large farm near
Bismarck, has recently Teen out To provide
for It's cultivation, in charge of Mai. William
Neil of Ohio. Mr.. u. has stirred up quite
little furor among his Ohio nelghbors 10 come
10 Dakota, and as "a result there will probably
be quite n migration TO the Missouri slope
from Ohio.
winter just past Is the second in succession
thar has been milder than I'm the Miss ssippi
valley and Iowa. 1t says that school children
10 To IL years OF age have gone from three TO
i've miles 10 school all winter without miss
ing a dav. There has been but little snow In
that section.
Hon. Jud La Moure. the mogul OF the Penn
bina region whose supremacy is now threat
ened, gives out that IL young Tuohy, the
active and ambitious Democrat sent up there
| by Judge Mcconnell. taxes the field for the
legislature, he will sell his bears and even his
| homestead for means to beat him.
The bill introduced I'm congress TO cure the
defects in titles and provide for the taxation
| of lands sold by the Northern Pacific railroad,
WAS prepared In the main 10y Attorney Mer-
win of Mandan, and is believed 10 cover the
ground quite fully. 1t should be passed as
soon as possible.
The citizens of Watertown are taking $1,000
/ bonus tickets ut 81 each, emitting them to a
half-day's ride I'm n steam yacht to to put
upon Lake Kampeska not later than next
May. IL Is very pretty body of water, and
will be made popular resort for that
| section.
The fermentation of u young man named
/ Jacobs, taken 10 the asylum from Cavalier
/ county, is attributed TO the fracture of the
Jaw in extracting tooth, being his own
/ dentist. He became subject TO fits as a re-
suit and these have eliminated in insanity.
Some of the stock-growers claim that the
| frosted wheat, OF which there is considerable
at times in some sections, is the finest feed
/ that can Oe had 10 fatten cattle. They will
| eat the straw up clean and gain flesh rapidly
| they say. Farmers often burn this wheat.
Probably no ruling of the land department
is more unfortunate than that suspendng
surveys until settlement Is made. IL is so ev-
| identity mistake that it will undoubtedly be
! corrected.
DR.. J. Brewster is the advance of quite q
colony from jackson county, Illinois, which
is to locate in Hutchinson county.
The gun club at Rapid City is trying to
stock that section with quails. 1t is believed
TO be specially adapted to them.
About fifty settlers from Vermont have
reached Dakota this week TO fud homes in
| Edmunds county.
There have been about thirty conversions
at the Baptist revival at Vermillion, and the
| work goes on.