St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-11

News Notes OF All sorts from the
Land of No. 1 Hard.

Lahu OF NO.
Beaver Greek. in the Sioux Falls region.
had little sensation the past week One
night while Miss Florerce Knapp. the accom-
plished singer and daughter Of Rev. H. W.
Knapp, was supposed 10 be attending the re-
vivRl meeting, she was before justice Of the
riage ceremony performed IL was the local
report that the doctor had one wife East.and
popular feeling took noisy form. In which
unware was leading feature. II v as made
so uncomfortable for him that he left for the
East and the lady returned TO her parents
He has not since been heard of, although
later reports indicate that he had secured
divorce from the wife East.
Mr.. Potts in Morton county viii bring suit
to recover 81 he advanced TO Miss Jennie
Porter for her wedding OUTFIT. She had her
wedding dress ali ready, but when he went
out TO her claim TO go with her TO the marry
ing official she had changed her mind, proba-
bly, having another man in her eye. and when
he demanded that she should either marry
him or return the money advanced she got
out her shotgun and ran him OF. II she has
means he will probably mitigate his grief By
a suit for breach of promise.
The Grand Forks Herald and sundry other
papers have an erroneous solution OF the re-
cent seQuestration Of Gen. W. T. Clark. the
distinguished general and statesman. who
has made Fargo his headquarters the past
year or two One Of the coolest nights 10 the
latter part of January, in returning home In
a storm. the general missed his usual route
and froZe his face and ears so as 10 lay bin up
for some time. The absurd rumors that some
have diffused. do great injustice 70 gallant
soldier and worthy man.
This list, furnished by the Chamberlain
Democrat, could be multiplied several times:
THE following are some Of the Democratic
journals that are opposed TO admission and
division: Aberdeen Republican. Yankton
Herald. Miller Gazette. Grand Forks Plain
Dealer. WATERFOWL Democrat, Elk Point
Blizzard. Fargo Democrat, Valley City Demo
crat, Sioux Falls Argus. Clark County Demo
crat. These are the oldest Democratic pa
pers IN the territory"
A recent romantic incident reverses the
usual rule. A young lady in one of the older
South counties In packing barrel OF eggs
for New York, put her name and address
upon one of the eggs, with the request that
the finder, IL eligible FOR matrimony, should
write her. As a sequel young man named
Frank Nolan will become resident of Da'
kota, and the young lady win not teach
another school.
| A few of the leading journals in the South
that advocrte division are becoming exercised
over the late characteristic illusions OF Col.
DOMAIN. The Mitchell Republican calls then
| ''Donan rot" and the Redfield Journal says
he .goes about like a roaring lion. ready 70
knock fellows head clean OF his should
| ers-with his mouth" The Colonel will not
however, hesitate 10 deliver his views even II
they do worry some parties.
Many of the papers that desire 10 get in Il
the union begin 10 realize that IL is futile Il
look for division, and are publishing Col
Donan's recent creed in which he makes con
sDicuous the fact that there has never beer
an effort made in an organized way for ad
mission as a whole. The feeling is growing
| that this Is the most feasible course and tina
il would be well to try 1t.
Delegate Clifford and Senator Moody hav'
/ written from Washington to Fargo partie
/ that they are sanguine that the Dakota stat
| bill will go through the house, amended so a
| TO leave the north as North Dakota and no
/ Line, territory. They do not give any dat
as to how they are TO get the requisite vote
in the house with It's Democratic mojority.