The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02
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MINNESOTA NEWS,

Harvesting implements to the
value of $4,000 have: been pur-
chased in Rice county alone this sea-
son. r. -. :: ,-...
At Kasson this season $56;36O
worth Of agricultural machinery has
been sold, not including plows, wagons,
'drags, etc. ''':.a '"'s'> ! :
"A little son Of the editor of the
Mortified Standard, while f.oling
with an old pistol, bored a hole
through his left hand.
Two men escaped from the Al
bert Lea jail on the 30th by cutting:
the bars Of the windows. They were
subsequently recaptured. -.
Col. Hatlem Huntington, one of
tn oldest and most highly esteemed
settlers Of Faribault county, died on
the 24th, in the 10th year of his
age. ,,..
'ois-The steamer: Monitoba of the
Merchants International line on the
Red River, was seized Tuesday by the
Sheriff on account Of the stockholders
in Manitoba. 4 ~.,:.
The Western Avenue bridge, so.
called, atM;nneapolis, -tumbled down
o" Tuesday,. A. least $4,000 will be
required toput it in shape again.
"A painter named Mclaughlin,
at Rochester, by the slipping of his
ladder. fell distance of thirty feet,
Thursday, injured himself SO that it is.
believed he cannot live. 49, II; T.,
The : Faribault Democrat says
that although: some 4 dozen horse
thieves have been captured in Rice,
county; :: there are still enough left at
large to, keep things lively: s'::. ~!
DR.: G, A. Hewitt has been sued
by. J ohm Lynd for malpractice, in
having, IN 1858, amputated, without
proper reason or i necessity" Lynd,s
hand, injured by the explosion Of a
gun. ',ss.'''.S' ''i&' ,'"a 1S's.<=s -.
C. w. ". lockwood, Of ovatonn,a,
two years q ago bought 9 single. Italian
bee for SIS, and now, g. the produc-
ton Of that single bee he has eighteen
hives, and will have 500 pounds of
honey this Sc ason. 1872
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j. ALBERT Schram, Of New Ulm, a
boy about fifteen years " .old, had his
hand caught, in. the: cylinder. Of a
threshing machine, and before the
machinery; could be stopped the arm
was crushed to the elbow. ..-~... +. y
Charles N. "Parkhurst, nephew
Of the President of the First j, Nation.
a Bank Of, Cedar Rapids, H., was s,
arrested Ct Minneapolis Friday night
on a charge of committing, an $18,.
600 forgery On his uncle's bank. -.
20 cae ,2si4a$, }Ses..3zs gia3} ri ] -
...,-''s' az noon n.n rl. q man named Pc
ter Wagner. AZ, years Of age and a
German 4gaq|r BY T.. birth, was found hang
ing .l BY the neck, in 2 barn belonging
t e the St, Paul 'pl city hospital, quite
4 dead 'EssW'th, Whisky END blighted affections.
h -7Asisthe passenger train bound:
West was leaving the depot IT. yota,
q man snatched a roll Of: bills from :
passenger land passed them to; his
pal both jumped the train and
had not s been heard Of at last accounts;
s=-Eben Mayall, formerly1Sof St.
Paul, committed suicide 1t Denver,
iCoL, by shooting himself: He was a
/ brother Of Samuel and James Mayall,
of St. Paul. ii Financial troubles and
poor healthsinduced the commission
Of the act.iI sIs;SI i5s, ,51ss5t $tsi!t 81
's.' Peter Beheng, lately a merchant
q Red Wing, was arrested ID that
city last Saturday evening, on charge.
of forging the name Of Dayet Freii-.
muth, his father-in-law, IN indorse..
ment Of . y-days note he gave Is
sAuerbach, Finch & sche Her, of St.
Pan1 * s.Iina last En,S x4o1 1c ssss u