St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-18
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Cleveland's Refusal to ReeOg-
: nize Her Demands Disas-
trous to His Cause.
Mr.. Moody Voices the Senti-
ments Of the Black
Hills.
Gov. McGiIl Again Under Fire
to Pardon a Con-
vict.
Topics Of General Interest
Presented for Perusal by
Globe Readers.

G. C. Moody, of Deadwood, OAK, and
a staunch Republican. having been
prominently identified with the party
in that territory, was in the city for a
| few hours yesterday. homeWard bound.
"Why should we not be admitted as a
state?' he remarked as he sat in the
lobby of the Ryan. 1--WE are eligible to
statehood, and if the Democratic house
had an average amount of penetra-
ton we would be admitted
as soon as congress cOnveneS.
! The failure to admit Dakota was q
| prominent factor in the defeat Of Cleve-
| land, for over the entire Eastern coun-
| try an interest is taken in our welfare.
| When we are recognized as a state, our
| growth for the past ten years will he
! comparatively nothing if placed side by
! side with the rapid strides in wealth.
| population and culture which will then
be observable. Its the history of every
state, with the exception of Nevada,
| that the population has more than
| doubled in an incomparably short time.
Washington, Idaho, New Mexico and
| Montana should be admitted as soon as
| possible, and he assigned their proper
| places.
Dakota will be entitled, according to
the census of 1880, to three representa-
| tives, two from South and one from
| North Dakota. 1t would be well nigh
| impossible to make a guess as to what
would be our app0rtiOnnent Ii based
upon the census of $50. The school
| lands and funds if directed in proper.
channels would be never-falling
source of revenue, and when both
| of the DakOtaS are admitted
the educational facilities of the
budding state will be allowed to flow
into their proper channels. AS far as |
know Gen. Harrison Is conservative
man, and for that reason l do not eX-
| pect that lie will inaugurate sweeping
changes as soon as be is sworn in. He
will probably allow the incumbeiits of
! the territorial Offices to remain until
the expiration Of their respective terms.
A>OrHER college, LOCA TED.
St. Paul PARK bears Off the
Prize.
The trustees elected by the German
Methodist Episcopal churches for estab-
fishing college have decided on locat-
ing at st. Paul Park, Mimi, the college
to be named St. Paui's college. The
churches comprising the district Of
! Minnesota, North Dakota and Montana
have had under consideration the pro-
| ject of establishing theological and
| classical college, similar to Hamline
| and Maealester. in the Northwest.
Several months ago twenty-one trus-
tees were elected by the different
churches representing the above
| denomination for the purpose Of
| incorporating, locating and building
the college. The trustees met Tuesday,
and decided definitely upon location and
details Of building. Liberal propositions
were received from various cities, in
Guiding Rochester, LIE Sueur, Winona.
West ST. Paul, Burlington Heights and
St. Paul Park. The college will be To-
Gated corner Lincoln and Eleventh ave-
nueS, midway between the Broadway
and Pullman avenue depotS of the
burlington" road. The main bui ding
will cost 1000, and will be four-story
brick. Ten acres OF land have
been donated by the It. Paul
Park Improvement company for the
college site. The trustees received from
the St. Paul Park Improvement COM
| pany and the residents at st. Paul Park
a donation Of over S65.0Oa, a large por-
ton being cash. The following are the
trustees elected for the purpose of es-
| tablishing and managing the college:
John g. Bauer, G. E. Hitler, Minneapo-
lis; John SCHNEIDER, Wlnona; Emile Uhl,
Helena, Mont: Peter BendiXen, Will
lam f. Fritz, Sleepy Eye, Minn.; Henry
Botttcher, j. p. Funk, IL. Schnittger,
lie Sueur, Mimi; Fred Prince. New
Ulm, Mimi; ii. f. Young, Arlington.
Mimi; Fred Neltimier, Newport. Mimi. !;
Chris Mahle, Woodbury., MIMI; f..
| Fickenger, West st. Paul; Theodore j.
Schumacher, J. III. Schurmeier, William
A. Miller, E. J. Funk, NJ. d. Miller,
Charles Deither, Fred Kopp, st. Paul.
The officers are: Fred Kopp, st. Paul,
president, and G. E. Hitler, Minneapo-
| lis, secretary.