Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-17
MINNESOTA NEWS.

The whole number of school children in
Wabashaw is over 700.
The new Jail at Waseca is completed and
ready for use, and is strong and creditable
building.
In Highland, Wabashaw county, son Of
William Sullivan had an arm broken by
being thrown from horse.
The ferry boat at Wabashsw is now pro-
PEELED by steam tug-a great improvement
over the rope propelling arrangement.
New Jerusalem is the name of a new sta
ton on the North Western, now being To-
Gated between Zumbrota and Pine Island.
A rufGan named Fitzgerald assaulted and
shamefuily abused a German woman in the
town of Kellogg, Wabashaw county. The
sheriff is in search of the scoundrel.
Station Agent Myers, at Mazeppa, had
one of his ribs broken while engaged in 8
wrestling match with friend. He now
proposes to keep quiet for time, and moi
practice the part of an athlete.
Peter Haggerty, after supper at Smiths
hotel in Wabashaw, stepped outside of the
door and Immediately fell dead. A posi-
mortem examination disclosed an anemism
producing a rupture of the main artery OF
the heart.
Brainerd Tribune: Some miscreant, fo,
cause unknown, displayed a wanton and
cowardly disposition on Monday evening
last, between the hours of and 8 o'clock
by breaking the glass in all the windows in
five of the Northern Pacific COACHES stand.
ing in the yard at this place.
Waseca Leader. The two men, giving the
names of WEIGH and Manning, who were ar
rested in this place last week by Marshal
Roddle, charged with being the robbers oil
commercial traveller named Frank Niles, in
Albert Lea, had their examination last Thurs.
day at that place. Mr.. Niles was present and
fully identified the parties. They were com
mitted for trial.
Peter Lippert. of Mazeppa, Wabashaw
county, an elderly man, fell through hatch
way which had carelessly been left open in
the brewery of his son-in-Iaw, JOSEPH
Trousch. He fell distance of about ten
feet, striking on his head on the stone floor
below. He was taken up in an insensible
condition. Though his head was terribly
bruised, his skull was not broken. He re-
ceived other severe injuries. The physician
thinks, though his injuries are very severe
and painful, that they will not prove fatal.
Long Prairie Todd county, Argus: CLARK
Weeks informs us that recently, having
finished a days threshing, he and his broth
er were riding home after dark at rapid
pace. He inquired of his brother if there
wasn't some danger in riding so fast, but his
brother thought not, and they had proceeded
but a short distance when the brothers
horse stepped into hole, throwing his rider
violently on the ground, breaking his collar
bone and dislocating his shoulder. The
doctor was called, who considered the
wounded man in critical condition, but he
has so far recovered as to again be able to
mount the horse power.
Wabashaw Bulletin: Further facts in re-
gard to the Weaver mystery clearly indicate
that the child George Hugh came to his
death from poision, placed in his coffee, of
which the family partook. + = Ground
has been broken on the site for the new de-
pot for the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul,
and Midland railroads. It is located at the
corner of Levee and Walnut streets, and in
dimensions is to be 54x7112, with an ex-
tensive platform system of about - feet in
width nearly encircling the building. In
style and finish it will be superior to any
depot on the river division; and in con-
yenience to the city its usefulness will far
surpass its beauty.
Sank Rapids Denton county, Press.
Andy Mcdonnell team and wagon were ter
rlbly wrecked at Stanton's mill. While Nc
Donnel was assisting friend to unload some
wheat his horses became unmanageable, and
backed the wagon off the platform into the
water, some eighteen feet below, carrying
the poor dumb brutes with it.. One of the
horses was frightfully MANNED, and died a
few minutes after falling, while its mate was
severely injured but may recover. The
wagon was complete wreck, and con-
siderable amount of wheat was lost. Nc
Donnel being poor man subscription
paper was circulated here Friday evening,
and over 800 raised in his behalf,