St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

knowing that their successors would
have the dilemma 10 face, the evil to
rectify and the kick sure to follow, to
take. Now, when people get to talking
in this vein, the limit is declared of,
and so we hear such statements as these:
That Mr.. Pierce has been telling the
public through his st. Paul organ
that Gov. Church was bank
rupting the territory. exaggerating
ali reports too, and repeating
this statements so persistently that Da-
kota's credit is liable to be materially
impaired In the financial markets of the
world; that he has sought to build up
his own reputation by pulling down that
of the present governor and injuring
this commonwealth at the same time.
This is of course condemned unre-
servedly by all impartial citizens and
the proof of its truth, found in Gov.
Church's last message, has created
revolution of sentiment upon the mat.
ter entirely adverse to the late lamented
executive. He is now accused of hav-
ing been willing at any time during the
past two years to blast the fair name of
the territory. if by so doing he could
glorify himself.
1t is understood that the governor has
some private information concerning
the unnecessarily large expenditures at
the jamestown asylum that will create
as much of a sensation when sprung at
the proper moment. as did the now ia
nous Jones resolution; that he is
thoroughly convinced that all is not as
it should be in this quarter, and SuS-
picion rests upon the trustees and
former employee. There are half a
dozen or more resolutions before the
legislature calling for regular and
special committees. to investigate
the matter, and with the hearty
cooperation of the governor the
truth is sure to be revealed
sooner or later. 1t is now conceded by
all that the elevation OF the amount APP
prOpriated two years ago for this insti-
tuition was the work of some designing
villain, but he was also smart wretch
and none of the numerous detectives
working on the case have yet discovered
clue that promises results.
An elegant specimen of legislation for
purposes of revenge, boldly proclaimed
to be such, was introduced in the house
one day this week. 1t is bill for the
removal of term of the district court
from Darlington to New Rockford. The
acts for which this punishment is pro-
ROSCu ICpCtOCtt OOiuS llOul UilC lCS9 u
larly nominated legislative district by
paper published in the former town
and the citizens generally of Foster
county, of which Darlington is the
county seat.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mcdonald, of Barnes, has his family
with him now and has improved very
perceptibly.
Father Lowry has received letter
from the president of the w. G. T. u,
so an enterprising page states, thanking
him for having his vote against Walsh
in this contest with Win ship placed on
record. Mr.. Walsh is regarded by this
organization as wicked man who does
not hate the ''rum power" This letter
tends to contradict the Oft-repeated
statement that this contest would be
tried on its merits, and that no temper
ance or contemporaries sentiments
would be allowed to play part in in
fiuencing votes.
1t has leaked out in the last few days
that one Of the members of the house at
stached his naturalization papers to his
certificate of election, thinking that lie
had to ''prove up' on his seat.
ALLENNOC.