St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-13
TERRITORIAL THDBETs.
Brief Items Of News From all Parts
of Dakota.

Temperance advocates can point q moral
with the case Of a. J. Stacey, who has been
for years q representative in North Dakota
of one of the leading agricultural machine
companies, who has been adjudged insane
and sent to the asylum. He took to drink
neglected his business and was going to the
dogs. This season be was trying to break off
and was doing well when he took q business
trip OF several weeks and came back in
maudlin condition. His friends did all they
could to save him but he kept on, became in
sane, and is now in the asylum.
Gen. CampbelPs home organ says the meet
ing of the constitutional convention and state
league at Sioux Falls, July 10, will make
crisis in the south state movement In it's view
its action twill either strengthen and solidify
state (SOuth) and division interests, or scatter
to the four winds the results of long years of
labor The point is, whether there will be
nerve sufficient to provide for operating q
state or not. The nerve will probable be
wanting.
Aleading Campbell paper in the South an
ticipates that President Cleveland will send an
officer to suppress the state machine when it
commences to run, and says there will be no
resistance, but the case will be taken to the
United States supreme court and the rights
of $4,000 law-abiding but indignant people
will be vindicated. 1t AYERS that the state
will fight out her bloodless battle right
on this line to the finish.
AT the recent celebration on the Sisseton
reservation there were some 1000 Indians
present, nearly all there are on the reserva-
ton. Sports and games filed up the day
mainly, and made it very pleasant for white
visitors The Indian base ball club was beaten
by the Blondes from Wilmot, but in most ath-
letic exercises the red boys were a success.
The Norfolk Spy, which is State league
paper, accuses Senator Edgerton of being
secretly in collision with the non-division
men. and scheming for the admission of Da-
EOta state Haic
of the sore-headed element in South Dakota"
This ''sore-bead' clement seems to be numer-
Gus enough to enrage the Campbell faction.
Twelve years ago young Martin Nelson bid
adieu to his sweetheart in Denmark and came
to the new world to find her home. In the
last few years he secured a claim in Sully
county, and now has a fine farm, He sent
word to her to come and met her in Chicago.
They are now married and happy.
1t is semi-officially announced that the gov
ernor will order an encampment of the militia
this year if there is a decided popular demand
for one. although the appropriation is ex-
hausted, and parties would have to trust to
the favor of the next legislature to meet ex-
penditures
Maj. Engle of Aberdeen and Col. NJ. W.
Sheafe of Watertown are among those most
prominently named for delegate in congress
on the Democratic side. They are both
squarely for admission as whole and very
popular personally.
AS back doors were left with the latch out
in saloons at Redfeld on Sunday, the council
ordered that all blinds, curtains or obstruc-
lions to front windows should be removed.
Cellars are now frequented, and the b1bulous
do not suffer.
August Bitterich, in Aurora county, about
six months ago invested so cents in personal
in Chicago paper, and as consequence
Miss G. n. johnson of La Sale, ILL., has come
out and made him charming wife.
Commissioner Dunlap has recently spent
some time at Devils lake and declares that it
surpasses Minnetonka in natural beauty He
is enthusiastic over its future.
In nearly all Dakota towns there is a
scarcity Of girls for domestic service. This
is mainly due to the fact that they marry off
rapidly,
The New York statesman and West Dakota
cowboy made an eloquent Fourth of July ora
ton out in the Bad Lands-Theodore Roose-
welt.
The Sioux Falls Argus forecasts the issue as
''Gitford and division, or Sheafe and admis-
sion as whole" and believes the latter will
prevail.
In Sully county the board of health has
employed veterinary surgeon to look I'D
glandered horses and he has had number
killed.