, 1873-09-03
MINNESOTA.
Fatal Academia tl,iM SMicit'cs..Don1-
Gtsny n F1usf-AtNrR,a NtFflCik by
14ty1itTl7.E~ Crops.

Ftatul Acct1cnta a,ltl SHicit'cs-"Donl-
Gt.ny --A RHs,af-eltors,a -- Ntrt1cik by
neutrality-suspicious..
,sprcit1 Uiaputsh to 1hs Chicdyo 7ri1nnc.
Hr. PAUL, Hopt. 2.-At tlo farnl-hotao or
Joncph Richardson, III Elgir, Wabntl'aw County,
Oil thn 25th lltt, M o:-tenln atlaclol to wngon
was loft standing, In The road when tho fermer
md tlig mon went into bronkraat. Tllo oxen
starting on down tho road, Thomas 1lclartlaon,
II lad Of IL ycArp, son Of tho farmer, loft his
piaco at tho tab!o to l11n aftor and stop tAorn.
When ho had nenrly chught up with tho wagon,
md tho oxen woro going Mt full speed on n lor'n
inE in the gro mud andntoppcd tho wagon a,1ddon-
ly Tho hoy running with NIL his might, ratfaGainat
tho hind cld of tho waGon-box, n projecting
board Of Which struck linn, III tho pit cf. tho
stomach. llo was laro!y ablo to walk bnek 70
tho l,nnHo. whom ho commenced vomiting blood.
4 phyniaian wap promptly called, but tho injury
was fatal beyond hclp, mud death resulted ncxt
dny.
50 fer, tho ncwslnporn l.aye cllronicled throo
anicfdoa nt!d twanty c'ist fntal acciduntn occur
ring III th's :;tnte during Tho month Of August.
Two Of The B1lioiGos md i've Of tho accidouta
wcro directly caused by Tho uso Of Intoxicating
f1quors. Six deaths occurred by drowning; 1iyo
from injuries received by being run over by
rcnperA four from Eaw-nlll nccllellt6; throo
by runaway tcn,ns; Three Fl OH heiug run over
by cars; two from c.rolcos handling Of guns;
aud ono by using koroseno as . tlre-kinalor.
4 1uerchnnt., wife at Bt. Chatloa, in Winonn
County, WAS tlncd asa5, tho othor tlay, for q To-
rociolls assault upon another woman who por-
sisted in trading with lor husband after being
notified by hcr jealous vito to trado somewhere
elso. The assaulted wonan y, ~! suffered no bodily
Noar}y all tho windows in RuEh City, Pine
County, which faced wcbt OF uorth were brokon.
on Thursday night lust, by force hail storm.
Tho hail camp with emch weight ns to bona
1;rr2,f
through Tho windows with such force US to break
tito plastering' On opposite s1ea Of the roo1nH.
| Several chimllcyY and two unfinished h0uHeB
were blown down ono hol1ao waH nlovod OIL ita
At Duttcrtleld siding, On tho Sioux City 1latl-
Way, OIL tho Esd 1,lt., somo unknown Hcoundre!s
removed tic bolt connecting tho BWitol-hnr with
tho raiis und tllon moved tbs switch 10 coll
ncct tho track from tho Gust with tile side-traci
on Which sixteen cars were standing. Fortn-
nntety, Tho noxt tran duo, an eastward. bound
freight trim, was ahead OF time. anti so slapped
t1levo to wait its tilno, and Thus it waB discovered
that tho owitch had been moved, although tho
target was erect. When tho switch Ind been ro-
paired, tho train moved OH cautiously, nnd, u
rlort distance away, tho ongincor found d rai1
laid Acrosa tho trnck
Tho house Of Albert Tripp, at Northnold, was
| struck by lightning Inst Thursday night Mrs.
was struck, WAS uoycrly shocked, pnno Of
glass WIS perforated as by Bn1atl allot and
wherever tic Lightning left its mark nbout tho
houRe, tho appearance Was ns If mado by wido-
| ly-scattcrea charge from Bhot-gun.
cranberries this season. Tho wi,ont- yields oven
larger than heretofore reported but t!lo weather
is not ontireiy favorable Tor stacking md thresh-
| ing. Corn, throughout minnesota, il reported
tic supply viii yot fall short Of tllo pinory-dc-
| mand, which Inns heretofore boon supplied most-
| " from Iowa aud 1llnoin.