W W JUDGE TEIPP'3 DICTUM FROM SOUTH DAKOTA. removal it conferred upon him n" now«* .DAKOTA NEWS ITEMS. aries of the said State of South Dakota, to wit: INDUSTRIOUS GIFFOBD. for there is no other ex •eutiv Beginning at the point of intersection of the or administrative nower ic could, autnoriz western boundary line of Minnesota with the him to exercise. That the words cou hav northern boundary line of Iowa and running I* S3r§9# full Abstracts of the Decision in the Case of thence northerly along the western boundary no other meaninsr than ie.nov.ii, we have a' Tlie Eafeota Delegate Introduces Numerous Thomas Murray kills his wile at line of Minnesota to its intersection with the I he f-'outh Dakota Constitutional Convention ready seen. Did the legislature inrenriDgive the Y.mkton Insane Asylum Measures, Including One Dealing seventh standard parallel where in its easterly those words such meaning? Bus a better Sioux Falls and fatally shoots him- Meets Ag-ain at Huron and course it intersects said boundary line thence Trustees. With the Territorial Supreme Court and and stronger evidenc-e of "the in-:entiof west alonK the said seventh standard parallel to Judicial Districts. Passes fatrong: Resolutions. cplf r- J'ty'b'-Sfi. "-^Ss4% the legislature exists the amenduipn the easterly bank of the Missouri river at low of this act itself, and other concurrent actof water mark tb.ence.up the said Missouri river WASHINGTON. Special Telejrram, Jan. 10.— C. J. Patrick was recently appointed alonsr the easterly bank thereof, at low water A Ionz Argument Sustaining the Risht of the the same session. Two d.iys after the Mr. Gilford introduced a bill in the fohowinjr postmaster at Valine*? mark, to the point of intersection with the fortvsixth passage of this examiner's act the iegislatnr^ Governor to Remove the language: parallel of nr.rtb latitnde: thence west passed an amendatory act giving th !he Eeasons for Division and Admission Two of the Burleigh county com-^ along the forty-sixth parallel of north latitude Officials. That hereafter the supreme court of Dakota governor absolute power of reneov. to its intersection with the twenty-seventh meridian shall consist of a chief justice and seven associate Set forth in the strongest missioners are suspended for malfea^" of the examiners themselves whenever of longitude west trom Washington: justices, that it shall be the duty of the they failed to faithful! sauce and misappropriating money. Possible Light. thence south on the twenty-seventh meridian to president to appoint two additional justices of discharge the duties of their office, and o: iis intersection with the northern boundary lino YAirKTON, Dak., Special Telegram. Jan. 13. the supreme court of the territory. That until of Nebraska: thence easterly along the northern Numerous measures have been in.-.£r examination of legislation of that entire session chanced by the legislature the fifth district —Chief Justice Tripp's opinion in the Yankk^ boundary line of Nebraska to its intersection shall consist of the following counties: Beadle, reveals the fat than every office created troducedin the house of rep^esenta?1 ton aBylum trustee matter, as already stated, with the western boundary line of Iowa thence Kmgsbury, Brookimrs, Hamiin, Deuel. Codineton. by it to be filled by the appointment of vw EUF.ON, Dak., Special Telegram, Dec. 9.— northerly alonsr the western boundary line of sustains tho act of the arowernor in removing Clark, Grant, Eoberts. Day, Marshall and tives by Delegate Gifford of Dakota, good provided also for trie removal therefrom Iowa to its intersection with the northern boundary fudse Edgerton called the constitutional the Sissecon and Wahpeton Indian reservations. the old board and continues the new board by the governor. It is provided in the line of Iowa thence east along the northern one dealing with the territorial supreme All the rest of the present Fifth judicial district convention to order at 4 o'clock this afternoon. in office. The case will hardly be appealed. school law that he may remove the superintendent boundary line of Inwa to the place of beginning. shall constitute the Seventh judicial district. court and judicial districts. The court says: and both assistants he may remove A quorum of the members beinjr pres2nt Until chaueed by the legislature, the Third district THE OTHEB SECTIONS. shall consist of the following counties: the commissioner of emmigration be may Mr. Myers moved that a committee The question of law raised bv the demurrers The first term of the Gary Business Section 3 follows the Harrison bill in giving Richland, fcaraeant, Kansom, Barnes, Cass, remove the veterinary surgeon he may remove may be divided into two propositions. oe appoined on resolutions, and thev were Traill, Steele, Grigis, LaMoure and Dickey. The the state concurrent jurisdiction over college opened with Prof. A. A. all the military officers. so appointed—Messrs, Myers, Neil, Brookings, Eighth district shall con«ist of the following the Missouri river. Section 4 provides that After a careful review of the law to sustain Merril at the head. counties: Grand Forks, "VValfrb, Pembina, Cavallier, First—That there was no power in the Kanouse and Owen. A recess was until the next census the State of South Kamsev, Nelson, Towner, Eonlette, DesSraet, the decision, the court overruled the governor to rpraove the trustees, Williams, taken until evening, when Mr. Neil presented Dakota shall be entitled to two representatives Bo'tineau, Wvnn, McHenry, Stevens. The comptroller of the currency Powers and Van TasaeL demurrer and decided that the governor was* the following: Ward. Eenville, Garfield, Wallace. Aired, in congress. The Harrison biil provided Second—Tnat if he had the power to remove has approved as reserve agents he right in his removal of the old board members Buford, Flannery and Montraille. The To the Congress of the United States: The for but one. Stction 5 appropriates Them he had no power to apoo-.nt the Sixth district slink consist ot* the remainder of and appointments to fill the vacancies following national banks in Dakota: constitutional convention of Dakota, $25,000 for defraying the expenses of the defendant Cox and Woilev without* the advice the territory which now ^constitutes the third elected under the act of the territorial National Bank of Dakota, Huron and consent of the council. constitutional convention. Sections 6, 7, 8, and sixth districts respectively. The new justices WHEAT OK COKN. legislature, approved by the governor to be appointed shall be assigned to the The first proposition the plaintiff bases 9, 10, 11. 12, 13 and 14 follow the Harrison Citizens' National Bank of Sioux Falls. March 1885, with power under the act to Seventh and Eiahth districts. No cases to upon two grounds bill in disposal of school lands an± donation which the United States is a party shall be tried Discuss'on of ihc Question of Which Cic adjourn trom time to time, respectfully FUWL—That under our organic law the lands for the purposes of state institutions in the Fifth and Seventh aistricts. but for such G. T. Proper has been appointed represent that it has maintained its power of removal is judicial and not executive, Is tht Most Profitable—Southern Dakota— Sections 13,16,17,18 and 19 follow purposes the Fifth shall bs attached to the existence and organ'zation, and on this 9th and that the legislature could not fourth and the Seventh district to the Second postmaster at Wahpeton, Vice B. C. ^-^f HUEON, Special, Jan. 6.—There is a great the Harrison bill regarding the establishment day of Jauuarv, 1888, again convened pursuant authors the governor to exercise such district. The Fourth district court is to have of United States courts, the functions deal of discussion in the papers by farmers, Wilson removed. The ex-postmaster to a previous adjournment for tho power. the same jurisdiction as the other courts of the of marshal, district attorney, etc Section and in their county alliance meetings about purpose of renewing and emphasizing the territory, and is to hold two terms per year at Second—That the legislature has not has served about six years. r"* 20 of the Harrison bill regarding the division Sioux Falls. The Eighth district, court is to have request of tne people of South Dakota the best metnods of farming in Dakota. authonzeu the exerci.se ot SUCH power and the same powers, and is to hold two terms a of cou a Lies is left out Section 20 of -v^-j for a division of the territory and that, acts do not admit of such construction. Those in South Dakota have generally concluded year at Grand Forks. The supreme court of the James W. Raymond, Territorial the new bill makes the provision for the their admission to the Union as a state. that it does not pay to raise wheat territory is to hold two erms a year—one at The people ot all Dakota, north and south, tranhfer of cases between the various courts. Treasurer has transferred his office to Thi-question then is, is the power of removal Bismarck and the other at Yankton. It is to be here so well as other crops. They argue have during the past seventeen or eighteen Section 21 provides, as in the Harrison bill, the duty ot the chief justice to designate-a term, under our organ Jaw judicial or execu Hon. John D. Lawler of Mitchell, ac-^g that in raising wheat it is necessary to have years contemplated division and the formation for the division of the puolic debt. Sections not less than four justices to preside with him. live? In the creation of our government so much high priced machinery, which wears of two states you are well aware, and and in no case shall less than five justices bo companied with $300,988. During |r|? we have sought to distribute the soveieisrn 22. 23, 24 ana 25 provide for the r} present and preside at a term, provided that in that the buildings and institutions of the terlitory out rapidly to keep so many horsas to run power to take trom the legislative depart- formation of the Territory of North Dakota his three years in office Mr. a case more than five justices are Dresent the have been systematically duplicated, ment ihosg (iuii-s winch in their character the machines to have so much extra help and the continuance of the old temtoiiil justice beiore whom the cause to be heard was has handled $2,700,000 and floated^ one of each class having been established are e^senually judicial or executive, and to tried in the district court shall be disqualified officers, as provided in the Harrison bill. about threshing, that the crop is unprofitable has a population of more than 360,000 $798,000 of territorial bonds afcJ*| from sitting. give to each of them sovereiyfi power separate Section 26 reads, however, and the danger ia that it will take a long people and an area of 77,000 square miies, au.i independent of each other, so that less rate of interest than similar^ 5 time to get out of debt. The fact that with every requisite of a strong: and safe each maybe a check, but without power to Inasmuch as by this act the name of the state Mr. Gilford also introduced a bill providing bonds were ever sold for before. Un-^| htate. Fair men will never claim that the Dakota raised (3,000,000 bushels more of encioacii upon the other. The theorv is which was adopted by the constitutional convention, for an appropriation of $100,000 for the DIVISION Of DAKOTA recited in the preamble hereto, has til last year no bonds were issued^ simple. The application of the theorv is corn is 1887 than it did in 1886 is having a will injure the nation. Objection has been been changed from that of the State of Dakota purchase of a suitable site and erection of a ,[, often difficult. Neither congress nor the great deal of influence in deciding farmers to drawing less than 6 per cent. Mr. to the State of SouthDakota,and the boundaries made to the division ot! Dakota on the building at Sioux Falls, with fire-proof vaults legislature of a state can take from or confer raise more corn and feed it to cattle and hogs of sa.id state have been modified in this act by Raymond successfully negotiated irronnd that if divided into two stateR upoa either department any power of funclions for the accommodation of the postofhee and for shipment. Corn did splendidly this vear. the change thereof east of the Missouri river there would not be sufficient resources nearly half a million at 5 and 4 1-2 per not belonging to such department exeept internal revenue officers and a bill providing': from the forty-sixth parallel of north latitude to Ic all ripened, and it averaged from in each to sustain a population so far as it maybe permitted so to do the seventh standard parallel, before said S tate cent optional bonds last year, receiving equal to the older states, forty to sixty bushels an acre. G. \Y. Wilhelm, by the terms of the constitution itself. of South Dakota shall be admitted bv her representatives Cities in territories which own in their corporate in reply, this convention would call the attention a handsome premium. Hence, when the legislature has undertaken to the consrress of the United States, who lives nes.r Ashton in Spink capacity substantial improvements and of congress to the report of Hon. or be entitled to the other rights and privileges J, to confer upon the judiciary duties of a political There was one change in the board county, planted fifty acres and it yielded real estate equal to or in excess of their bond G. Q. Lamar, secretary of the interior, in of a state in the Union, there shall be submitted or administrative character, such debt aud all other liabilities, are authorized and of directors of each of the three National sixty bushels an acre. Some of the best to a vote ot the peopie of the proposed Si ate of which the following" populations are fc acts have been declared unconstitutional empowered to bond in due form for necessary South Dakota the question of the acceptance or farmers are determined to plant from fifty piven in the several territories banks at Fargo, but all the old improvements such as public buildings, water and void. The national government has the rejection of said amended boundaries seeking admission to the Union: Dakota, to 150 acres of corn in 1888, and only raise works, sewers, street lighting, grading and paving ./jj sovereign power over all the territories. Tiie officers were re-elected. The First Na- •, and name and to that end an election is hereby 568,400 Montana, 130.000 Now Mexico, to an amount not to exceed 4 per cent oi enough wheat for bread and for seed instead organic acts of the territories, from the ordered to be held by the qualified electors of' tional declared a semi-annual dividend the assessed valuation of said cities in addition iGO.OOO Washington, 142,391. Of thispopuiation earliest history of the country, have been of of making it the one crop as heretofore. said portion of said Territory of Dakota included to their present bonded debt when by thencharter of Dakota.208,000 are in North Dukota of 4 per cent, and passed $12,-500 the same general character. The legislative within the boundaries of Raid proposed state on When this is fed to stock it will be easy for such cities are authorized to make local and 360,000 in South Dakota, showing in Aue. 28, 18S8, upon which day there shall be graur, to the territorial legislature is equal improvements chargeable to the property benefited to surplus. The Citizens' passed many of them to get the stock to market at the populous portion from 48.000 to 68.000 submitted to said delegates the following propositiosn: to and in some respects greater than that thereby and to issue bonds therefor, such $15,000 to undivided profits and the Pierre, Huron, Mitchell, Sioux Falls, Yankton—each more population than either of the above First, Is the name of the State of South bonds shall not be considered as general city allowed to any of the state legislatures. Itextends territories asking admission and larger than Dakota accepted? second. Is the proposed chanse indebtedness affecting the limit ot such cities' of which has a packing house. Red River Valley put aside about the to all rightful subjects of legislation in boundaries east of the Missouri river to the some states. The Dakotas will be agricultural power to issue bonds nor shall the warrants not inconsistent with the constitution and The farmers in the south countiesUnion, same amount of earnings. seventh standard parallel accepted? The form issued for general running expenses of such cliy states where population never decreases. laws of the United States, subject to very Clay,? Yankton, Lincoln, Bon of the ballots to be used shall be as follows: government drawn upon current funds appropriated But it is with the people of Dakota not The Northern Pacific and Christian 1 few limitations, so that in organization of a Change of name to South Dakota accepted. Yes. be considered in such calculation. Homme, Hutchinson—are doing this way a question whether division is desirable, but territorial government Or: Change of name to South Dakota accepted. Co.'s elevators at New Rockford and growing wealthy. Their example will be whether the majority or the minority of her Mr. Gifford also introduced a bill providing1 No. Change of boundaries to seventh standard CONGRESS INTENDED were burned. Farmers raised big people shall direct her local affairs. Will imitated by thousands of others in the future. parallel east of the Missouri river accepted. Yes. that whenever in any territory, the legislature such covernmenti to have and exercise all congress shall declare that the majority crops around New Rockfort, and Or: Change of boundaries to seventh standard Creameries are being talked up during not being in session, any unorganized the attributes of sovereignty temporarily, shall prevail, or that the will parallel east of the Missouri river accepted. No. both elevators were filled with grain these long winter evening's. It costs subj -ct only to such supervision as congress county not attached for judicial purposes of the majority shall be ignored THE ELECTION. shan choose from time to time to exercise nothing but a picket rope and pin to keep a awaiting the breaking of the snow shall petition by fifty or more legal voters in each division of the territory. Nearly Section 27 provides that the proposed election over it. with this residuum of power remaining cow here in the grass season. There is so blockade for shipment. Eighty thousand every legislature which has convened in the the governor of such territory that they be in congress domnant except when express,y shall be governed by the laws of the past eighteen years has either memoralized much grass of a superior quality that a good attached to some organized county and bushels are understood to havegone exercisad. The government of the territory as regards the canvass and return congress or taken some action cow can be picketed out almost anywhere, judicial district for legal and judicial purposes, territory is sovereign in each department, up in smoke. of votes. The returns shall be within twenty in behalf of a division of the territory? The with a certainty of giving a large yield of and irs organic law is to be construed as its then the governor shall have the days, and within ten days thereafter, or last convention of the Bepublioiin* party, consticuiibn. either in the light of a grant or The fifteenth anniversary of Bishop^ milk. Creameries pay cash for cream, and power and shall within thirty days after the held at Yankton in September, 1886, for the sooner if the returns are all in, the governor a limitation of power. Perhaps as to some this is almost clear profit arter the cow is Wiliiam U. Hare's installation as receipt of the petition by proclamation nomination of deiegete to congress adopted shall call to his assistance the auditor and portions it is to have the former paid for. Our farmers are very intelligent, the following resolution: attach the county to some organized county, bishop of the Episcopal church was chief justice, and shall with them aggregate and as to others it is to have for they take many papers, and they will and ic shall be a part of the same judicial celebrated in Sioux Falls by the the latter construction. It may be safe Resolved, That the will of the people of the votes and immediately certifv the result readily avail themselves of whatever is in district. He also introduced a bill to allow conccied that power to hear ana determine all Dakota be in favor of division of the territory clergy of the diocese, members of Calvary to the president of the United States, who reach to gee out of debt, build up the country rights of property and of person between on an east and west line has the city of Grand Forka to construct and shall issue his proclamation announcing the parish and the members of Sioux private parties is judicial, and can only be and beautify their residences. been so clearly and so often expressed maintain the bridges across the Bed River at result of said vote. Section 28 provides for Falls generally. During the forenoon conferred by the courts. The incumbent of during "the p&st fifteen years the most accessible point on the river, subject the ratification at the same time of the constitution commemorative services were held at" an office has not, under our system of government, that theie is no reasonable doubt of these to the usual regulations governing mentioned in the preamble of the any property in it His right to determined purpose of the large majority to Calvary cathedral and also an informal Tragic Seque! of a College jbridges over the navigable waters of the exercise it is not based upon iny contract or hold on steadfastly till this purpose is accomplished, bill. Section 29, and last, reads: conference of the visiting clergy. Boy's Prank. grant. It is conferred on him as a public and we earnestly ask congress United States. If the terms of the biil are accepted bv the A rich and beautiful robe was ifcruso. to be exercised for the benefit of the to pass such measure witoout delay, vote of Aug. 28, 1888, thus, the state shall be From the Chicago Mai I. presented to the bishop in behalf of pubric. Such action by administrative or said division to be on the boundary deemed admitted into the Union on One of the brightest men that ever executive officers is not judicial in the sense an equal footing with the, original line of the counties nearest the the parishes. DIVISION AND STA TEHOOD. that, it belongs exclusively to the courts. forty-sixth parallel of north latitude. The states in all respects whatsoever, and attended Harvard college was Sum-last this act of admission shall then have full All judicial power by the organic act. like convention of the Democratic party, ner Paine, son of Henry W. Paine, a The Mitchell daily Republican has force and effecc, and said constitution shall bo the constitutions of the states and nation, is which met at Aberdeen in 1886, to deemed amended so as to conform to said Additional Proceedings cf the Constitutional leading lawyer of Boston. Paine always in preparation a special edition which vested in the courts, a prohibition upon its put in nomination a congressional changes. But if a majority of said votes so Convention. exercise by the executive or legislative department had his class at the college, as delegate, adopted resolutions, and in will show up the building improvements cast shall not be in favor of both of said but the judicial power therein accordance with the request of these propositions and not in favor of the adoption of he bad done before at the Boston I HUKON, Dak., Special Telegram, Jan. 10.— and material growth of Mitchell conferred upon and limited to ths resolutions and for the purpose of obtaining said constitution, then this act shall cease to Latin school, without much study or It was 10 o'clock this morning Defore the for 18S7, which in spite of the dull courw is that judicial power which an authoritative and final expression of the have further force or effect. 'president called the constitutional convention in the legal acceptation of the word can be whole people, tne last legislature submitted effort. It was during the war, and times has been one of the best years exercised by the courts. Id is the power to order. Prof. Updyke of Brookings offered the question of division to the people of the SncredihSe Story of Lincoln. just before the battle of Gettysburg in the history of the place. which is confined to the courts by words ot territory with the result of a decisive majority prayer. Henry Neill reported three that one of the professors of the college, limitation in the constitution itseif, that no From the Pittsburg Dispatch. for division. To South Dakota it will be resolutions as follows: E. E. Griswold, editor of the Detl person shall be deprived of life, liberty or "In 1861," relates Colonel D. B. who was much disliked by the a severe First, appointing an executive committee of property, without due process of law" In Rapids Exponent, was married at Parker, prominent in Eastern telephone students by reason of his arrogant BLOW TO KEPUELICAN INSTITUTIONS. two. Messrs Edgerton and Mellette, who shall other words, the courts iaave exclusive Marcus, Iowa, on the 4th inst. interests, and for many years guard Dakota's interests and take such action manner, was about to be married. It will establish a precedent which may power to hear ana determine those matters jas may be deemed best to compass division and work disaster to the country. It is a declaration connected with thePo&t Office Department The evening of the wedding Paine 'statehood. Ripley S. Lyon, cashier of the Merchants which effect life or liberty or the property of that the general movement is drifting at Washington, "Brougham's Second, leaving the matter of choosing presidential the citizen. All other rights, while they may headed a band of students, who, just bank at Brookings, has just away from the principles burlesque opara, 'Pocahontas,' was electors at the next election to this committee. be in a sense judicial, are not so far within upon which states have heretofore as the Professor was about to go to received from his father in Schenectady, the jurisdiction of the courts that their exI) being given at the old National Theatre. been admitted. On behalf of Third, ordering another session of this convention the house of the bride, afc which the ercise by another department would be void. N. Y., a Masonic apron that has At the time a wave of indignation the people of South Dakota, we invite the to be held in Huron Tuesday, July 10. Ji The right in aeontioversy of that character wedding was to take place, locked attention of congress to our situation aud 1888. been in the family for more than a was sweeping over the North at f\ --. judged oy this test is not a judicial power the repeat our request that our long deferred Judge Edgerton and Gov. Mellette endeavored him in his room and. prevented hundred years. It is of satin and em-/ the rapacity of the average regimental 11 authorities holding that removal from office rights be granted, us by the admission of to be excused from this committee, but him from being on hand sutler newspapers teemed with wholesome bellished with emblems of the blue judicial power and can be exercised onlv South Dakota to the Union. The people of a iit was refused and the resolutions were by toe courts, are based on the theory tha't at the appointed time, in abuse of the 'rapacious bloodsucker,' lodge and chapter, and was first worn South Dakota would be false to the cardinal an office is in the nature of a property right adopted unanimously. More short speeches principles of the republic if they should now as the sutler was called and consequence of which the wedding ceremony by Mr. Lyon's great-grandfather. and that the citizen can be deprived of ic followed, Kanouse in the course cf his saying: accept admission as a whole." We believe even Congress had been called upon was postponed. Through a only by they will never do it. If they possess the At Wahpeton, liquor license was to remedy the evil. One evening during DUE PEOCESS OF LAW, window the Professor recognized endurance and courage of men who are Aberdeen,we will remember you. If ever tha raised from $225 to $500 at last while the other line of decisions hold that the run of 'Pocahontas' at the fitted for self erovernment, they can days come when we must choose between voting Paine among his tormentors, arid the under our form of government there is no election, and went into effect January never surrender. We can suffer territorial National, President Lincoln occupied for Bismarck and voting for Aberdeen, wo next day preferred charges against property in an office that office and officer will plump in our ballots for Bismarck. government with all its privations and denials his usual box, sitting well forward in 1. Out of twenty-two saloons in are for the benefit of the people and not him. of justice indefinitely, if ic is forced After a visit to tne new coal shaft the full view of the audience. Afc the point Wahpeton, fourteen are left. for the benefit of the officer, and that whenever upon us, but we cannot abandon the princi-. body met and then adjourned until July 10. The faculty was loath to discipline the officer fails to perform the duties of where Pocahontas and captain John pie upon which the states of the republic After tha convention adjourned a letter was There are now four daily papers in the office the office becomes forfeited, and Paine, as they admired the young are founded that the legally expressed will Smith have their lively iamily quarrel, received from Judge Hugh J. Campbell of that the only object of the examination necessary which this is the substance: the Black Hills towns, and it is believe man and his ability and partook to of the majority shall prevail. We further Mrs. .John Wood—now manager to determine such forfeiture is such "I think that the convention should pass an respectfully urge that in pursuance of the a great extent of the students' dislike that all are in a prosperous condition. of a London theatre—as Pocahontas as will establish the facG not to the satisfaction ordinance changing the name to South Dakota. vote of the people in November last the of the professor. It was necessary for was,in her lines, terrifically denouncing or for the benent of the incumbent, but Ihis is important, as our northern friends are territory be divided on the forty-seventh the preservation of discipline that to the satisfaction of the executive department, already .stive undir the idea that the move at parallel of latitude instead of the fortysixth the Captain as ingrate, brute, liar, villain, Charles L. Graber, county commissioner, which is charged wiih the execution some notice should be taken of the Washington means to ignore this. Also. I think parallel contemplated in the constitution thief, etc. Suddenly rousing to a of the laws, and (Sat hence the removal may that the convention should take some steps to when the board adjourned matter, and much against their wish as adopted by the people in November supreme effort of annihilatory scorn, be summary or upon such investigation as distinctly to assure the people that in case congress 1885, and that the state be designated as at Grand Forks, left for home, neai they expelled Paine, with the understanding she pounced upon the terrified Captain may be prescribed by the legislative does nothing this winter, something will South Dakota and the north half of the territory Larimore. The drive from Larimore that when he apologized he be done by us next summer. I am unalterably department. Without stopping to notice be permitted to enjoy the name which and hissed: 'You—you sut-ler-r!' further the learned arguments and could be reinstated. Paine was over and unqualifiedly for sticking to our movement is about seven miles. His horses left it undoubtedly desires North Dakota The great audience was convulsed by reasoning of the courts, I am for statehood for South Dakota." sensitive and keenly felt his disgrace. the track and wandered about on the the pat invective and Mr. Lyicolh These resolutions were unanimously content to say that in my judgment those He at once went to Governor Andrew, Before leaving the city the executive committee prairie for some hours,' when fortunately adopted. Speecnes were made by Waldo M. laughed so immoderately that a catastrophe decisions which hold the power of removal appointed E. T. Cressy of this city as who was an old family friend, who they were discovered, stuck in a to be executive in its nature are more in Potter of Lamoure, Judge Edgerton, Judge followed. He went over their compiler, to gather all facta and statistics gave him a commission in a regiment harmony with our age and our form of government, Brookings, Gov. Millette, Gen. Eease, Professors snow drift. Graber had left the sleigb, backward bodily in his chair, his exceedingly bearing on the subject of division and and if the officer may be removed at the front at Gettysburg. Paine Updyke, Kanouse and J? A. Owen. large boots coming up over presumably to assist the horses, and by the executive he may be removed either admission. These facts will probably be left for his post of duty at once, arrived Judge Brookings moved the appointment of and somehow catching upon- the box was unable to return. When found with or without notice and hearing, as the issued in pamphlet form next summer. Mr. at Gettysburg tne day the fighting an executive committee of three who legislature has chosen to provide or as the rail in full view of theassemblage.from he was lying in the snow insensible. Cressy will be glad to receive copies of all began and fell mortally wounded should see to the canvassing of close districts, terms of the constitution may require. Our which"position he was only extricated Another hour and he would have died. articles, etc., relative to this subject which within a few hours after his arrival. organic law is silent upon this subject and and the,defeat of these congressmen, by the aid of his friends, amidst the may be published this season. He will be it follows that if power of removal in this whatever their politics, who vote against wildest shouts of the audience." case is given to the governor with no notice assisted by Asher F. Pay, a Huron journalist The Era of Slang. the division of Dakota. Adopted. Messrs. or hearing provided, he wouldfoeat liberty Curious Feature of a Forest Neil, Brookings, McCollum, Allen and Sheets to remove summarily upon the occurrence of Philadelphia Gall. Fire. weie appointed a committee to prepare business 1 such an event as may be prescribed by The St. Paul & Kansas City announces The era of slang is upon us with /a Senator Stanford's Trouble. statute. Secondiy, it" is further urged for to-morrow. that it will sell 1,000-mile tickets at the From the Shasta (Cal.) Courier. breath that is almost appalling. Not by the plaintiff that Che act under Senator Stanford is confronted with rate of two cents per mile. which the executive claimed to remove Terrific pine forests and bush fires only the slang that might be defined ADMITTING SOUTH DAKOTA. a novel opposition to his plans for these trustees does not confer such authority Four men were killed in the accident on broke out to the northward of Shasta. as the burlesque or colloquial form oi in terms nor by fair implication. The act is the Canadian Pacific. establishing a great university in Calfornia. The sun shone so dimly for several expression, the language of low humor, The Senate Committee Agrees Upon a Bill J1Jatinactto found in the Laws of 1887, chapter 124, republic Coal advances §1 per ton in Philadelphia A large portion of the lands or the jargon of thieves and vagrants, days that noon appeared as deep Making a Stata of Soutn Dakota and Organizing examiners. The portion of on account of the strike in the mines. which the Senator has included in hi3 but a species that is almost aS as twilight. The Indians spearing North Dakota Into a Territory. ., the relied upon by the executive as providiner The following pensions have been granted: reprehensible. It will not do to apologize for removal is at tho close of Bection endorsement of the institution area fish on the Sacramento hung their WASHINGTON, Special Telegram, Jan. ft— Wisconsin: Minors of A. Eower, Chippewa 4, and is contained in" the words "And the for it by saying that "slang is as present devoted to vineyards from catch on the bushes to utilize this The senate committee on territories to-day Falls R. H. Hall, Symeoe N. Cary, governor may cause the results of such examination old as human speech," that the early finished the consideration of the Dakota admission which vast quantities of wineare produced prevailing smoke, and butchers aDd New London A. Hobsonv Wequiock N. E. to be published, or at his discretion writers indulged in it, especially the bill, which will be reported to the Densmorer Tunnel City E. A. Lawrence, take such action others who had beef and bacon to annually, and the idea of an Stonghton D. M. Whitney, Hum bird Greek and Roman dramatist, and senate probably to-morrow. The bill is based FOB THE PUBLIC SECUETTY smoke strung their meat up to take educational establishment deriving its as the exigency may demand." What nower Smith, Star P. Ryan, Praiire du Sac P. upon the Harrison bill which Mr. Manderson while we may speak aud write against advantage of the situation. Lamps origin or support from such sources is is be permitted to exercise by these words? Ratzow, Milwaukee A. W. Tupper, Geneva introduced at the beginning of the session. the pernicious habit, we suspect that It is evidently intended to confer upon the and lanterns were lighted in the middle Lake W. Skinner, Mineral Point J. Glanville. so distasteful to certain interests that The title of the bill reads: "To provide for we shall not grow disgusted enough executive discretion. It expressly says so, Linden: A. Arneson, Barber D. P. of the afternoon, and thesootcarried they are making a vigorous objection the admission of the State of Dakota into the with it to thoroughly uproot it until it1 and he discretion is unlimited by the words Helan, Bear Valley W. A. Woods, Elroy in suspension in the inky atmosphere which follow but he is at his discretion to Union and for the organization of the Territory to the enterprise. The Rev. has reached its climax. The worst facfc J. Werren, Ableman S. McQueen-, Kendall $ake such action as the exigency demands. was so thick and the deposit of Lincoln." The title of the new bill J. Hammon, National Soldiers' home. Jewell, a Methodist clergyman of San about it is that it is not confined to thes JHe is made sole judge of the exigency and was so great that there was little distinction will read: "To provide for the admission of Dakota: Widow of W. Shields Ipswich S. low and illiterate, but has invaded? Jose, is at the head of the opposition, {what action he will take. What power was H. Fowler, Wahpeton E. S. HUKUI, Creek South Dakota into the Union and the organisation between Caucasians and our the public schools, cultured society, tintended by these words to allow the executive and under his direction all religious City H. Steele, Blunt S. J. Hunt. Bismarck of the Territoryof Lincoln." The preamble to exercise? There must be a limit fellow-citizens ot African descent. The and the literature of our books. and temperance organizations are J. C. Knapp, Bangor. Minnesota: of the Harrison bill regarding the formation Somewhere. It could not have been intended smoke was so heavy that it laid the Slang, I insist, is tha funsus on tha. W. J. deavey, Taylor's Falls A. Koblinger. urged to petition Senator Stanford, toauthonze him to fine or imprison the and adoption of the constitution is stem. It is not the grafted fruit it iaj dust, chickens stayed on their roosts Henderson .1. Myers, St. Paul' T. Tihbedeaux, i^screanc officers. Such attempted exerr' letained. The first section of the Harzison asking him not to endow*the new university Delevan Station C. McCabe, Garfield the scum of lanauage. It often belit all day, and the whole country for cise of judicial power would not only be a bill goes in without change except the substitution with any funds or property H. N. Thurston, Bloomingbon Prairie -flteTBolation of fundamental law. but would ties it never beautifies. It we miles around smeiled like a tar and of the words "South Dakota" for T. M. Newell, Reed's Landing W. Luchan, accumulated by the sale of wine. 'Jock the layman's view of justice and spoke and wrote in a less exaguer turpintme factory. "Dakota," which is pursued throughout the Belvidere. Mills C. H. Tallard Geneva jfight. It was evidently the intention of the This opposition may not be prudish, manner we would be less exagget A. Erickson, Scandla J. McCarney, legislature to authorize the governor to exercise bill. The boundaries of the new state fixed narrow-minded and unreasonable, in our ways of life and thought*. Manannah. all such power as it was competent for by the bill are as follows, the only cbanee as well as speech, would perhaps!" i% him to exercise under any legislation which but it is impossible to beleivethat the The case against State Prison Warden being in the forty-sixth parallel on the north At Buffalo, N. Y., E.B. Wilbur a" widely it had power to enact. If it did not authorize more simple, more true, more WQF* Stnrdock is set for a hearing in the Ramsey Senator will be-converted to- that way to the seventh standard parallel: him to exercise the powers of known grain merchant, has gone to Canada. eounty district court on Jan. 1G. of thinking. •,.&,. living.. Scs. 2. That the followiaa: shall bo the bound- His debts amount toover §17,000. *v -. ~\*2te. t^*&i^*^m^^ Is-..lit*i H- *J-. -. 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