St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-02

the Republicans wanted two states in
TACT most OF them would like half a
dozen states if they could elect the SEN
ators and fill the offices generally. The
surprising matter was that one-fourtb
or so OF the delegates were opposed TO
the division combination. So far as
that convention had the power, division
was made an essential article of Repub-
mean Faith. Still the people would vote
10 accept an enabling act for admission
as one state. "a
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With the panorama of a big CROP of
NO. hard coming into view, and buy
ers eager to pay so cents or moreS the
bonanza farmer of the hard WheatlbeIt
should begin to show an air of cheer
fulness he has not known for several
years past. % !
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HANsBRoUGH, who was one Of the
fomenters of the new combination that
controlled the jamestown convention and
Is one OF its delegates to Chicago, tiots
over the ''old gang" that was downed
IN this jubilant way: ''The regular
OUTFIT of wire-pullers, headed by JUD
LAMoURE, was on the ground early.
lney came down from Fargo In
special car, loaded with big demijohns of
req liquor, huge baskets of champagne.
plethorlc cigar boxes and a cargo of
gall-full of hope and confidence that
Ramsey county and the balance of the
territory would consider it a great
honor and proud privilege to be per
mltted to follow the high pressure band
wagon. They returned with parched
tongues, bloodshot eyes and an air of
detection resembling the photograph of
soft-boiled dishcloth."
*
Stark county, of which Dickinson is
the metropolis, had arranged to secure
the Indian school, but CLIFFORD re-
membered that Stark was not for him
TWO years ago, and declared it should
not have it. Pierre got it. Is there
anything else the delegate has ac-
complished at Washington?
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Col. WARNOCK, of the jamestown
Capital, accuses a preacher in a new
u
torials and using it for his own sermon.
Of any other editor of that section the
story would be incredible, especially as
the article was upon temperance, but
most of WARNoCK's writings are worth
stealing, either by pulpit or layman.
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The statement is published, as based
upon the last United States census. that
the average rate of mortality in the
states was in &c of the population; in
Minnesota l in Sc and in Dakota l in
166. That shows up well for the terri
tory as health resort, but there is little
climatic difference between Dakota and
Minnesota, and one should promote
longevity about as much as the other
Some explanation of the discrepancy in
the mortality figures may be found in
the fact that the settlers of Dakota are
mainly Ill the early vigor of life and
have been too busy developing the coun-
try to fill cemeteries, and thus it is at the
front as a sanitary region. Few people
want to die there.
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The auditor of Barnes county has
taken in about $4,000 gopher tails Since
the season opened, for which the county
pays cents each. This Is becoming one
of the important industries of the
county. III
The editor of the Steele Ozone evil
IDENTIFY has an ingenious theory behind
this: Ex-Governor PIERCE would
have been a poorer man to-day, and the
territorial Democracy would have been
in more complete harmony, had the
president more promptly turned the
raScalS out"