Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-18

GLOBE, MONDAY MORN.
boy, further than he last was seen alone in
the woods about midnight, and his fate and
present whereabouts are mystery.
Il Mcleod County Enterprise: Messrs.
1 Archibald & Grant, of Dundas, broke 700
acres of prairie this season near Morris, with
eighteen head of horses. They passed
through Glencoe on their way to Faribault,
where they will spend the winter. Next
spring they will seed 1000 acres.
st. Cloud Journal Press: A farmer from
Richmond brings the information that while
Michael Phillips was standing on top of a
threshing machine, the board broke and he
fell through, his feet being caught in the
apron, and so badly injured that there is
danger Of amputation being required.
At the recent election the county seat ques-
ton of Watonwan county was decided in IA
vor of st. James by handsome majority
The Governor, no doubt, in few days will
issue proclamation for the removal of the
county seat from Madelia to st. James, in
compliance with the will of the people as ex-
pressed at the ballot box.
The arrival of the first regular train at
Alexandria was celebrated by bonfres and
anvil firing. The depot grounds and sloping
banks were crowded with people. The citi-
zens had provided grand supper for the
train men and visitors at the popular Wis
sahickon, and the whole affair passed off
pleasantly and to the satisfaction of all par
ties.
Carver Free Press: A boy of Philip Sic
| gel of Dahlgren, Carver county, ate some
roots, commonly called 'swild carrots from
the effects of which he nearly lost his life.
vicious horse in Plato, Carver
county, kicked the eight year old son of
boy is so severely hurt that he will very
likely die.
The vestry of Calvary Episcopal church,
Rochester, have extended call to Rev. Chas.
i. Coer, to assume the rectorship of the
parish, which the latter has accepted. He
will begin his ministration Dec. 1. Mr..
Coer has been remarkably successful in his
charge at Shakopee and wherever he has
been. He is an orator, and has magnificent
voice. The church is very fortunate to Sc
cure him.
Little Clifford Soule. son of J. w. Soule,
of East Rochester, died very suddenly We'd
nesday night. He had been sick for some
time, but two days prior to his decease, he
was pronounced convalescent by the attend
ing physician. After taking his supper he
sat in his mothers lap, when he swooned
away: and shortly after died. Heart disease
is supposed to have been the cause.
Rochester Record and Union: The little
child of S. B. Hall, mentioned in our last
issue as being dangerously sick FROM fright
Is considered beyond the possibility of re-
covery. y = Mr.. Hanson, of Rock
Dell, met with terrible accident while
threshing. His hand was caught in the
gearing, in some way, and torn all to pieces
DR.. Mayo amputated the injured member,
and the man is doing we'll.
Little Falls Transcript: MIR. Joseph
Morille, of the town of Pierz, entered COM
plant before Esquire Fuller, of this place,
against her husband for abusive treatment
Sheriff Hayes went out to Pierz to arrest Mr..
Morille, but could not find him. Mr.. Hayes
went again day or two afterwards, and sue
ceeded in capturing the fractions husband,
who was brought before Esquire Fuller,
plead guilty, and was put under bond of
300 to keep the peace for three months.
After furnishing bond and paying costs he
was discharged.
At East Round Prairie, Todd county, a son
of Jacob Siyerts, twelve years old, shot and
wounded, probably fatally, his brother nine
years old. The older boy was going hunting
and the younger wanted to accompany him,
but was sent back, The lad went into the
house, but came again to the door, when af-
ter several feints, the older one deliberately
fired the gun, ten bird shot taking effect in
the brothers. body and head. The Long
Prairie argus says the boy that did the shoot
ing is of bad disposition.
Austin (Mower county, Republican,: Mr..
Geo. w. Streeter, residing about mile and
a half east OF this city, is in the midst of deep
atfliction. Two of his little daughters are to
be buried in one grave to-day, aged 5 and 9
years. One of them died Tuesday evening
and the other Wednesday evening, of this
week, both of diphtheria. Mrs Streeter and
three of their surviving children are danger
ously i'll of the same disease. Also in the
family of their neighbor, Sylvester Ham
mond, the mother and three children are
PROSTATE with the horrid diphtheria.
Mankato Record: We regret to learn that
they are having diphtheria quite badly in the
country. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. D. Evans, of
Judson, lost a son about IL years of age and
on Saturday morning another one about
8 years of age, and had two more sick when
We last heard from them. The family of
Evan j. Williams, also of Judson, lost a
little 4-year-old the first part of last week
with the same disease Evan T. Evans. of
Judson, lost 6-year-old child on Wednes-
day with the same disease. Several other
families in the same neighborhood have
children sick with the same disease.
Owatonna Journal: Some two or three
weeks ago DR.. Bigelow removed from the
throat of Mrs. Schmidt's little girl a diph.
theritic membrane of the size and shape OF
the windpipe, in fact perfect cast of the
latter. 1t extended down to the division OF
the windpipe into the right and left bron.
chial tubes. The doctor sent part of this
to st. Paul for microscopic examination, and
it is reported by the microscopist as genu.
inc diphtheritic membrane. A portion o1
membrane removed from the throat of Mrs
searle was also submitted to the same author
ity, and is declared to be genuine diphtheritie
membrance containing parasites.
Rochester (Olmsted county, Post: One
day last week wild cat came into the door
yard of John Goldbeck, in Oronoco town
ship, Olmsted county, and had an idea of at
lacking his little boy, about 4 years old
when he gave the alarm and his brother
came to his assistance, he, with his dog, sue
ceeded in getting the cat into tree. He
then called for his neighbor, MI. Henry
Hubbard. to assist him. Henry came with
his old Kentucky rifle and succeeded il
shooting and killing the cat instantly. AS
it fell to the ground young Goldbeck, being
death on cats, few at the animal with club