St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-02

convention for the nomination of all county
candidates, the most popular men to be
selected, without regard to politics. The
lion and the lamb evidently drink together
! there.
| Editor winship, of the Grand Forks Herald,
who attended the Yankton convention with a
! pocketful Of proxies, predicts that the prohi-
bition issue. raised by that convention, will
be prominent in the canvass. 1t will affect
the vote very materially in some of the coun-
| ties.
| A Bohemian farmer ia Bon Homme county
| bought enc OF the untamod Oregon horses, of
| which SO many have been sold In the territory
OF late. whom his wife went to feed it the
horse kicked her, striking It's hoels upon the
abdomen with such force that she died
The Republicans in Jerauld county NOM
mated DR.. Boyer for the legislature while he
was having trial on the charge Of selling
! liquor In violation of the pharmacy laws.
If the W. @. t. y. and prchibltionists oppose
him he will be likely to get left.
The only Democrat tn the Huron alleged
legislature was electea from Huron county by
split among the Republicans. They are
still ia wrangle, and farmers and Prohibi-
tionists are in the field. leaving good OPEN
ing for the Democrats again.
! In Marshall and several other counties
| territorial convention, which has not been
Called and probably will not be, as the
farmers' movement Is principally concerned
to control the legislature.
The Republicans in Beadle county, which.
is Huron and several other places, nominated
| Miss Cora M. ShOber for superintendent of
| schools, and she is pretty as well as capable
She beat the young man who run against her
2 to- 1.
When the lightning the other day went for
john Knltte, in Turner county, it made
! effective work, entering be tween the shoul-
ders and coming out on the left thigh. The
team he was driving was frish tened but not
/ hurt
Parties from the Black Hills believe that the
prohibition plank at Yankton will threw all
the Hills companies against the Republicans,
unless the big miHing companies take the
| field and force the N1aeFs to vote for them.
Gov. Pierce seems to be about the only
federal or territorial official who will not at
tend either the convention at Yankton or
Aberdeen. 1t was probably policy rather
than civil service rules that kept him away.
Parties ia West Dakota On the Northern Pa
CHIC have been compelled to ship good deal
Of immature stock to glutted market simply
| because there is nothing On the ranges for
them to eat and hay is very high.
| The United States government part Of the
penitentiary at Sioux Falls Is ready for occu-
pants. Two were sent there from Bismarck
the past week. Heretofore they have been
sent to Detroit, Mich.
The next legislature will be asked to pass q
law prohibiting the hunting of geese and
| ducks at night, as it is said by experts that
| they entirely forsake waters where SO hunted.
Dealers at Volga are disposed to ring the
chestnut bell on farmers whom they have
carried six months, as they give the excuse,
II havp't threshed yet" The Eastern whole
sale dealers ring the bell On them.
! That Is, the judge made trade, selling out
| hts division friends fer the votes for himself
of the anti-divisionists and as trading poll
| tician should not be trusted.
1t is claimed that the opening of farmers
elevator ut Alexandria, in Hanson county,
caused a rise of cents in the local price of
wheat in two days
]. NJ. True, an attorney at Oliver in Hutch
| inson county, has been disbarred from
| practice In Judge Trips courts after a trial
| before him.