The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-05-15
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Mary I~abai the Winoua Eor=ia, has
been provided for ia the State Il form
School.
Hon Jouas l.int'a!!, State Senator
from Chisr=o county, was dro ned in
the Mississippi river ut Hastings, some
days ago.
A wild engine ca!lidcd on the st.
P. l. S. c. road. with a freight train
between St. Paul end Mcndpta. One
Of the engines is wrecked and the
track torn up for considerable distance.
No one was hurt
Mr.. Q. r. Ingram, city street CON-
missioner Of Faribault. while riding a
young horse on Monday morning last
was thrown by the shying of the ami
MAJ, and broke both bones Of the right
leg below the knee.
Perry Limbers, of Martin county,
has lost Que of his iect. His gun.
hanging up on the wall, fell to the
floor, both barrels were discharged,
lodging both loads in his foot, render
ing ampu:o.ion necessary.
Mr.. Newell, Of Taribault, destroyed
a worthless clubhouse by setting Gre to
It, but after couple hours hard work
in putting out the FIRE which had COM
municat ed withihis fine barn, he con.
cluded that he Mad done very foolish
thing.
A son Of Justice Cove of Rochester
was putting out the lights in the base.
ment of the Presbyterian church Of
that city last Wednesday evening,
when one Of the kerosene lamps ex-
ploded, scorchins his face and hadl y
ipjuring one eye.
Mrs. John Carlson Of Lake Ere.
mont, Martin county, was thrown
down and severely injured by an OK
she was leading LIST week Several of
her ribs were broken and her left lung
injured so that air from it passed ont
under the skin of her body. Notwith
standing it is hoped that she may re-
cover:
a stone resembling limestone, cover
three inches long BY two in diameter,
was out from the jaw Of horse be-
longing to Isaac Bratton of Ida,
Douglas county. 1t was imbcdded in
the flesh, close to the teeth on the
outside Of the right jaw, where it had
been seven or eight years. The qucs.
tion is. how dj' il come thera?
William Young. S6otchman by
birth. aud about thirty years old, was
drowned in Buffalo river, near Glyn-
don; OH Saturday last He was work
Ing on the track repairs and stepped
upon log near the bank, which rolled
and pitched him into the water. where
he wcs drcwnc,l before his comrades
could reach him.
Joseph Kuoupthe, carpenter, re-
siding in W;nona. killed himself on
Thursday by taking s'rychnine. He
was under the influence of liquor a,
the time Of committing the act, and
Was pro- ably deraneed, having no real
cause for desiring to kill himself: He
was about 20 years old, and leaves a
wife aud two ycung ciii:,irca in pow
er,y.
Albert Whitney, lad of 10, of Da.
kofa county, while engaged in driving
a harrow lately met with severe if
not fa,a! accident Tie horses knock
cd him down, and running over him,
brought him under the harrow, BY
which he was dragged some 36 rod,,
having one ley broken and sustaining
other severe injuries.
A fatal encounter occurred in the
town Of Homer between two cousins,
John and Philander Baldwin. The
trouble arose on account Of criminal
Intimacy between philander and his
cousins wife. Five shots were ex.
changed, when fhilander dropped
dead, shot through the braia. The
examination of John was still in prog
ress, on the 9Th, and there were then
no doubts tha: he would get clear on
the ground of self defense.