The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-10
TROUBLE In 4 AGAIN
COURTMARTIAL PROCEEDINGS
FURNISH A SENSATION FOR
CAMP LAkEVIEW.
ABERDEEN TICKET COMPLETE.
SOUTH DAKOTA REPUBLICANS
NOMINATE RINGSRUD FOR
GOVERNOR.
ABERDEEN TICKET COMPLETE.
Supreme Court Mt Bismarck Denies
It-CIay County Pops IndOrse
Lnmphere.
Snecial to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
LAKE CITY, Mimi, July "a little
sensation has been sprung in the ar
tillery camp and a court martial has
been convened for the trial of two pri-
Yates of Battery "a" who are charged
with willful disobedience of orders.
The prisoners are VIM. G. Stoehr and
Emil A Moeller who failed to report
for drill last Friday and for camp duty
last Monday. The case of Stoehr is
claimed to be somewhat aggravated
by the fact that it involves a willful
defiance of the authority Of his COM
handing officer, Capt. Appleby, as
we'll as a disobedience of the formal
order of Gov. Clough, commandments
chief of the Minnesota National Guard.
A squad was detailed from camp on
Wednesday with instructions to secure
the attendance of the accused men
a t the session of the court martial.
The court is composed of Capt. Ben
nett, president; Lieuts. Bruce and
Roach, with Lieut.. Geo. G. Lambert
as judge advocate. The prisoners were
arraigned this afternoon and the case
of Stoehr was partly tried. This step
has been taken owing to a disposition
to disObey the general orders of the
cOmmander-in-chief requiring their at
tendance in camp. Both cases will
probably be concluded tomorrow. The
finding of the court on the military
usage will not be made public until
published by the reviewing authority
The mounted battalion was inspected
on the field to-day, by Lieut.. A. B.
TAIy -
infantry, and who also afterwards in
spected the quarters of the artillery
camp. 1t is safe to assume that the
inspecting officer was very favorably
impressed with the appearance of the
officers and men.
Renew your youth and gambol on
the green" were the enigmatic words
Which accompanied mysterious pack
age which was sent to an artillery Of
ficer to-day by some of his capital"
city admirers, and the incident was the
source of considerable amusement
among the men who caught on to the
joke.
Tonight joint review of the Artil-
lery and Second regiment was received
by Adj. Gen. Nuremberg, who arrived
at Lakeview this afternoon. His arri-
val was announced by an honorary sa-
lutte of eleven guns
~ Discipline is nicely observed about
both camps and routine duties progress
rapidly
AS regards weather this encampment
OF the Second has been one of the most
favorable in the history of the regi
ment.
lille practice was commenced at the
SOO-yard distance this afternoon, the
large number of unfinished scores hav-
ing been completed at the 2O0-yard
range this morning Following are the
scores at 3O0-yards:
(Ten shots each, possible score ffty)
Company A-Sergt. Vogel 10; Private
Wild. 2S; Private Graft, 81; Private Schmidt
~; Private Stolz, "a; Lieut.. Mueller SO.
Company B-Private Weber. rs: Private
Wester, IS; Private Dargavel "a: Lieut. Ter
1ySH' 81; Corp. Brant, %; Private Hildeman,
Company C-Lieut. Gallien, 81; sergt.
Smlth: Y; Lieut.. Pletke, 81; Private Schla-
merits, Al; Capt Frost, 49, Private Ostrander
"a; Private Fryslie,S 3; Private Lewis. 81,
SteH-Maj. Whitney, %; Adjt. LIE Nav. %.
Company F-Private Ousley 80: Private
Jones' SO; Sergt Beagle "a; Private BLY, az
Lieut.. Root, 80: Sergt. Odds, S5.
Company Private Remington 25; Private
Hayden. Is; Private Larson, 80; Private Full
Ter, Az; Private Vandergrift, 49, Private
Frlzley, Y; Private Passen, 81; Private Gill
rup, 80; Private Cool, 10; Private Green. 81:
Private Johnson, %; Private Carbary p !:
Private Jensen. %.