Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-25
MINNESOTA NEWS.
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are to be built in Wabashaw.
Bishop Whipple has been officially asked
to travel year for his health.
The Preston brewer, whose skull was
crushed in row, will recover.
The new grist mill north of Jackson will
be in running order in September.
{ st. James, Watonwan county, is being il
Illuminated at night by street lamps.
A rattlesnake in Hokah. Houston county,
having fifteen rattles, was killed the other
day.
The red hot weather is giving the corn
crop splendid send off Throughout the |
State.
A little son of F. Dittes, in Rice county, |
was run over by team and badly hurt, but |
will live.
A few days since Alfred Lawson, of Red |
Wing, was thrown from wagon and had a |
leg broken.
John Chambers house at Owatonna was |
burglarized few nights since, and a gold
watch stolen.
Wheat in all localities is reported to be
heading out finely. Harvesting will COM
mence next month.
The railroad company are putting new
das and Northteld.
A six years. old son of William Skinner,
was drowned in the river at Fishers Land
ing few days since.
The Duluth Herald says the. lawmakers
have commenced their harvest on the fields
at the head of Minnesota Point.
Mrs. Bali, of Hokah, has had q cancer re-
moved from her face by DR.. Van Kreneler.
The face has healed, and no scar is visible.
railroad conductor was arrested in Al
bert Lea and fined for not dividing his train
at a street crossing, thus obstructing travel.
Henry Reppe, young man of Preston,
Fillmore county, had one of his legs fear
fully cut on breaking pillow a few days
since.
The towns of Blue Earth City, Pilot
Grove, 10 Daviess and Gilmore, have all
voted the bonds asked by the Sioux City
railroad company.
The Spring Valley Vidette says: Little
Willie Benson, who was injured few weeks
since by the falling him OF a heavy
chine box, is dead.
Hon. A. Fiddes, Of jackson, jackson
comfy, is about to pay his native home,
Scotland, a visit. He will visit the Paris ex.
position on his journey.
The New Ulm Herald says the grain is so
heavy in that region that few days Of
grasshoppers would be- help to it. Cannot
better remedy be devised?
A number of loaded freight cars on the
track in the prison road at Saltwater, broke
loose and ran on down grade, smashing up
and doing considerable damage.
Blue Earth City has voted a bonus of
for hror of ha Dor "
City railroad. The work is to be completed
within the next eighteen months.
The ST. Charles Times says the chinch bug
is reported to be found in immense numbers
| in nearly every wheat field in that vicinity.
| No perceptible harm has yet occurred.
The indignation against ''lightning- rod
are INDUCED in, Of treating that stripe of
gentry to an adornment of Tar and feathers.
The city of St, Cloud has purchased the
piers, iron, ETC., Of the old bridge, and will
proceed to erect new bridge across the Mis-
sissippi which will be well for the travelling
public.
The crop of circus displays, as we'll as the
wheat crop, is exceptionally large through
out the State the present season. The circus
leads out well, and the product is salts
factory.
D. Stafford, of Tracy, Murray county, was
handling cartridge for breech-loading
gun, when it exploded, the ball cutting his
forehead, producing an ugly, but not dan
gerous wound.
In storm last week in Stony Lake, Wa
tonwan county, the lightning killed fine
steer belonging to Randermecht brothers.
Two others standing but few feet distant
we're unframed.
A young printer, Wallace Bailey by name,
son of Major Wallace M. Bailey, died at his
fathers residence in jackson, after brief
illness, being sick only from Saturday to
Tuesday. he was young man of worth
and promise.
The Melrose, Stearns county, Record, says:
"a poor spooney individual in Nelson, Ohio,
has written to several young ladies in this
| place stating he has heard of them throug h
a friend, and would like to have them cor
respond with him.
Will Hull, of the Benson (Swift county,
House, was severely bitten the other day by
q vicious dog belonging to Sheriff McCabe.
The dog was suddenly sent by revolver pow
er where all good and bad dogs go, will
never harm mortal man more.
Butter is selling in Glenwood, Pope
county, for five cents pound, and is not
wanted by the merchants at that. And vet
the COWS, more patient and wise than hui
mans, do not strike, but keep right on in
supplying the tactical fluid in undiminished
| abundance.
Gustavus Wanger a short time, since re-
turning from Crookston, Polk county, to his
claim on Tonnarac river, was instantly killed
by the accidental discharge of gun. He
was riding with Mr.. Hughes and bis son in
lumber wagon. He leaves wife and three
children.
! William Bixby, of Pipestone county. re.
celved such an injury to one of his eyes
that its removal was rendered necessary.
The delicate operation was successfully per-
formed by DE-. Morrill,, assisted by Drs.
Crawford, Taylor and Young. The patient
is doing well, and will speedily recover.
| Last Friday night three houses were
burglarized in Rochester. At George Groves
house seventy-fve dollars were obtained.
At A. Gooding's house nothing was obtained
At the house of S. b. Howe nothing was OBJ
tanned. In the two last instances the burg
lars were frightened away by the awakening
of the inmates.
The crop of tronble, anxiety or croakine
is about as prolific in some localities as a
crop of wheat, the painful fear being that
the growth of wheat is SO large and rank
that winds and rain will lodge, or seriously
damage if not destroy it. Don't borrow
trouble. It is never wise to jump before
you get to the stile.
/ While circus tent was filed with specta-
tors, Witnessing the performances of the
ring, at Glenwood, Pope county, a storm
came suddenly, and "blew great guns and