Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-08

were as spirited as these Scandin%
vians, and would follow their example,
how much better it would be for thels'
than crowding into cities, strugglins
for daily hash and spending years lie
complaining. Ii
The alleged Independent movement
in Iowa is in aspiration largely thsll
same as the Southern alliance. Thin
Southern alliance will control it, ana(
democratic managers control thu.
Southern alliance, The cheap dodgSl
that the Southern alliance. as an allid,
ance does not formally conduct thti
matter, is too ridiculous to.be seriousaa
ly refuted. The same men will controf
both for the same purpose, the adn
vancement of the interests Of thS
democratic party in Iowa. There wiz
be NO secrets among the real manipn{.
laters of the Southern alliance, Of the.
alleged independent party and of the'
democratic state central committee.
The IDEAL" is in actual progress,
Every movement of the real bosses oe
the democratic party, of the Southerre
alliance and the alleged independents
party will be in harmony and will be
centered upon the one object of injur.,
ing and breaking down the republican,
party. The preliminaries of this years
contest in Iowa have been consistent
and all the following arrangements;
for and during the campaign will be,
along the same line. n
1t cannot fail to be interesting to-
watch the progress of the deal,
-[Sioux City Journal.
Minneapolis journal: President
Polk will send 5000 Alliance lectures
in the field this season. Mr.. Polk will
have to instruct the $500 to modify
their calamity talk, tor they will find
that the farmers this year can't be
made to believe that white Is black.
They aren't so color blind as they
were.
A prosperous year in South Dakota
is sad thing. 1t will effectually
paralyze one industry that has thrlved
for SO long at the expense OF the farm
er. The vocation Of the jaw-smith,
the calamity orator and the precinct
blathersklte will be gone.-Sturgis
Record.
The grand old party goes right along
opening foreign markets, while the
democracy never opened anything
but its mouth on the subject.
-[oioux City Journal.
Mr.. Webber arrived last Friday with
a car OF stock, farm machinery and
household goods from Illinois. He
purchased land just over the line in
Jerauld county. Plankinton Standard.
A destructive cyclone hit Kentucky
swipe.
The Russian government has pro
scrihed L olstoi's books.
A Pan-American medical congress
is proposed for 1893.
Four colored men were murdered
and then roasted in Tennessee.
Denver people lynch two China
men for keeping filthy cellar.
Chicago lrishmen visited DR.. Cro-l
nin's grave and covered it with flowers.
1t isjust the same in England as if
American cattle had pleuro-pneumo-
MIA.
The interior department is ready tol
negotiate with Manitoba on land
matters.
The odors Of a Chinese theatre were
too much for Secretary Rusk's olfact-r
ories. {
Officers of the eastern Investment
company have been arrested for comb
spiracy to detraud. :
Minister Lincoln thinks the Behring.
sea dispute will be settled amicably
and satisfactorily.
The celebrated Farwell estate case.
has been settled. x
The government crop report showss
excellent conditions. l.
A McGregor, Ic., barber is bleeding
to dea h at the nose. i,
An Alaska exploring party thought
to be lost has returned.
Forest fires have devastated tAl
southern portion of New Jersey.
President Harrison was "pelted Will