St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-19
TERRITORIAL TEDBETS.
News Notes of Interest to the Peopi
of Dakota,

of Dakota.
Prominent Democrats claim to have as
eurances from the president that they VIII
have his support in their efforts to organize
the party and elect delegate
TO congress. AS part OF
this announcement they confidently expect
the removal of Republicans and appointment
of Democrats to all important positions as
soon as congress adjourns. Gov. Pierce does
not look for further immunity, and land
officials and Republican postmasters are
specifically named as among those whose
official career will terminate. 1t is not prob
able that territorial officers appointed by the
governor will be disturbed before the le@isla-
ture meets, unless they can be induced to
resign.
The Canton News gives extracts from q
dozen leading Republican papers OF the
South ridiculing or denouncing the Campbell
movement, and indicates its own view
in this way: 'sCampbell and his co
terie are buzzing around Central Da-
kota like lot of humble BEES
and like those bees, they are making more
noise than honey. The Estate league"
scheme is simply an attempt to replenish the
depleted exchequers OF the leading sohemers.
Why should the people be taxed to,support
these statehood bummersy'
The authorities in many parts of the North
ere trying to enforce the law requiring the
eNtirpGtion or wild mustard Canada thistle
and other noxious weeds. 1t is said that
upon some lands those visitors are
so numerous that it will cost
nearly the value of the land
20 remove them. They are generally the
worst on claims that have been cultivated
just enough to prove up on and then left to
grow to weeds. The seeds are carried IN the
wind to neighboring farms.
This in the Marion Sentinel in the extreme
South, following a speech by Gen. Campbell
and his fellow apostles, is significant ana III
\ in IE
THAT picture of how Dakota would look di-
yided 10y politicians, has about disappeared
and the picture of how she would appear in
all its grand magnihcence and future power
and influence is appearing before the people.
Let us take what we can get
4 Mennonite society numbering 146 per-
CONS in Bon Homme county is the largest pro-
Queer of fruits, aside from small fruits, in
the territory. They have made an entire
success of apples and sell many hundred
bushels. This year they will have 10000
pounds of grapes.
The postmaster at White Swan lately took
his best girl to an entertainment at Grand
View to remain over night, and finding that
but one spare room could be had at the hotel
the difficulty was pleasantly adjusted by CALI
ing in preacher.
Two lovers in Douglas county last week, in
their evening stroll, became so absorbed in
viewing the beauties of the moon that they
fortunately rescued with little damage except
to their clothes.
1t is a common practice in Dakota to send
out printed cards announcing births. One
recently distributed by preacher gave not
only date but exact weight. Sometimes the
census of the connubial crop is given.
Mai. Burke of Ipswich has gone to Wash
ington, leaving no impression with his friends
that he will not feel indignant if the admin
stration insists upon his serving as receiver
in the land office at Aberdeen.
a doctor in Charles Mix county is involved
IN serious trouble. He has been practicng
without q license or diploma, and is charged
with malpractice in q case where woman
died in childbirth.
1t is announced that Editor Murphy Of the
Grand Forks Plaindealer is about to marry.
The lady is said to be one who yields grace
full pen and is herself exceptionally graceful
and charming.
Congressman Kanouse is quoted on both
sides of the Campbell state scheme, appar-
emily correctly. He is likely to lose standing
with both sides.
In Grant county there are ten branches of
the Farmers alliance. If they are united in
political matters they can easily control that
county.
The fine rain last week was worth half
million dollars to Hand county, it is COM
puted, at 80 cents an acre.
The Free Methodists go into camp in a
grove near ForeStburg, in the Mitchell region,
July 7, to remain a week.
A Methodist camp meeting is TO commence
at Midtown, in Bon Homme county, June rs,
to run week.