St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-11
A DISH CT SALAD.

- The firm of KUGSLEY & KINNEY has
been formed for the transaction of
general wholesale business in misrep-
resentation and first-class lying. Par
ticular attention paid to blizzards.
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Ex-Editor KING talks to the people of
Dakota through the GLOBE to-day
about reservation matters. He has been
very reJicent heretofore, being content
to enact the role of the silent man, and
the impression had gone abroad that he
was in some wayeObstructing the prog
ress of legislation. The interview
with Mr.. King sets him right in the
matter.
The report of the Dakota railroad
commission has been issued to the pub
lie, after considerable delay. 1t is a
very thorough and complete document.
The abstract printed in this issue gives
but faint idea of its interest and i'm
portance.
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Judge CLIFFORD is quoted as making
the following little speech:
The only tangible reason that any Demo-
crat in congress or elsewhere can give for
not giving speedy justice, for not taking
speedy action upon these Dakota measures,
for keeping our people in this miserable, un-
satisfactory and unrepublican territorial
condition, is that they know they will admit
two Republican states. We don't want to be
admitted under the SPRINGER bill as one
state, because if we are we must ever remain
one state. Mr.. SPRINGER's bill contains no
clause for hereafter forming any other state
or states out of the territory when once ad-
mitted. 1t is Democratic scheme to rob The
people Of their rights because of their strong
Republican sentiments, and l believe the
people OF this country will call the Demo-
cratic party 10 account for the outrage next
November.
1t makes interesting reading and will
do to file away among the records. But,
after all, what is he going to do about
it?
The chances for the opening OF the
Sioux reservation seem to brighten
daily. But there's no telling what old
| man DAWES may do at the last moment.
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A new star has loomed up on the
political horizon of Dakota, and its
brilliancy dazzles the eyes of the
astonished populace. The old war
horses had better keep their eyes on
| Judge GUPTILL.
Candidates for the PALMER and
FRANCIS vacancies (soon to be- are
| springing up like mushrooms, and
| there promises to be lively fight
among them. In addition to MORROW
and KENNEDY-whOSe portraits are
printed elSewhere-twO new entries
have been made this week-Receiver
MILLER, of the Huron land Office, an
| HENRY H. HAYDEN, of Eau Claire,
Wis. 1t is alleged that Mr.. HAYDEN
only wants this judgeship-which. of
course, can't last after the territory
comes into the Union next winter-as a
stepping stone to other advancement in
Dakota.
And still WALDO NJ. PoTTER's open
letter remains unanswered. Why this
lodging ard shirking?
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1t only lacks another K to make up a
blizzard firm that would eclipse the
famous Ku Klux Klan. KINNEY &
KUGsLEY do pretty well for starter.
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The falsehoods circulated by the East
ern papers about the awful work of the
blizzard will be effectually exploded
Steps are being taken to furnish abso
lutte proof of their mendacious intent.
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Some of the Republican papers are
very much concerned about that icon
ference" at Sioux Falls, and few o
them seem to fear that it was held t,
concoct plan whereby CLEvELANI
delegation would be certain IN the na
tiOnal convention. What a horrible
crime this would be if the story shoult
turn out to be true.
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One of the Dakota editors Of the Min
neapolis Tribune evidently has no love
for ex-Gov. PIERCE. He refers to 9TH
time-honored soil of the territory tina
GILBERT A. PIERCE is trying to dis
grace" Coming from one of the staI
wart organs, this seems to be trifie pc
culiar.
A Reflection on the Daisy.
Letter to Fargo Republican.
Ex-Gov. Pierce's supplement- is gel
ting worse and worse. Saturday