Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-01-24
CHOW CHOW.

0duSo uIcy u SHlcdSO, WHO ud
had the case of the Anarchists agains
the police, before him during last week
has decided that the police have no RICH
to break up the meetings Of the reds
He says the Anarchists are not criminal
until they have committed crimes, and
that tho rights Of peaceable assemblies
must and shall not be denied. This il
level headed common-sense, if not th
best of law. Surely the anarchist,
have some rights anti anarchists ar,
bound to respect. For the first breal
these blatherskites mako outside thei
halls, however, they should, and will be
choked off.
Hon. Robert Lowry of the council
has introduced a bill reducing the legal
rate Of interest from 70 to 10 per cent
This is step in the proper direction ani
taken to the proper limit. We believe
in capital being given fair rate Of inter
est by those using it. Dakota, to !;
great extent, has to rely on foreign CAPT
tai. We cannot afford to drive it out o
the territory. Give it a fair remunera
ton, keep it under control to q certain
extent and no one will find fault. I
is the unlicensed and unlimited interest
against which the people complain.
In trying to abolish the office o
commissioner Of immigration the terri
torial Legislature is making a great mis-
take. Dakota has made a hundredfoli
more out of this Office than it has spent
in maintaining it. A commonwealth
not willing to advertise itself through
out the world shows great lack d
business ability and enterprise. Let the
office stand and if any changes are to BE-
made increase its field Of usefulness.
Nebraska has reelected General
Henderson and Maine, Frye, to the
United States senate. Colorado elected
E. 0. Wolcott in place of Tom Bowen
Delaware Anthony Higgins in place OF
Salisbury; Minnesota, w. D. Washburn
in place of D. M sabin; Virginia, J. s.
Barbour in place of Riddleberger and
Michigan, J. S. Mcmillan in place OF
Palmer, to the same house OF lords.
The present relations of this govern
ment with Germany are said to be q
"leetle mite ticklish, owing to the
Fatherland's peculiar action in and con-
corning Samoa. President Cleveland
sharply criticises Germany and the re-
suit will undoubtedly be as usual the
United States will take water.
DIR. Bland OF Washington, self-con-
stituted champion Of the poor, untutored
savage, says .the Indians will not
peaceably submit if the reservation is
opened without their consent" Let
them kick then. We OF the frontier will
take our chances.
The Rapid Republican says "if Moody
was surprised at anything Springer did
or thought he is not the man his people
took him for. Springer's diaphragm is
out Of order. Call him "a bald headed
son Of seacook,' Moody"
James G. Blaine, jr, has taken sa fall
unto himself" and showing the good
sense hereditary in his family, has gone
to work as an ordinary apprentice in q
machine shop in Maine.
The board Of county commissioners
have appointed Sheriff Knight a member
of the branding committee The
maverick he claps his hands.on generally
lands in the corral - at Sioux Falls.
Slight troublei is anticipated at the 18TH
mus Of Panama and two or three war
vessels have been ordered there by our
government.
The Whitechapel fend is said to have
been captured in Tunis by the English
authorities. Next
Walter g. Newberry has been con
frmed By the senate as postmaster Of
Chicago.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. o. y. Winch.
Oh, on Sunday, January 20, 1889. big,
bouncing boy. The rest Of the family