Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-15
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Bufglaries are reported to be numerous in
and about Albert Lea.
About fifty tramps struck Wells, Faribault
county, on the 10th inst.
Fourteen breaking teams are in sight of
Campbell, Otter Tail county.
The mumps and whooping cough have
been having run in Owatonna.
Potato bugs in some localities are more
numerous than in any previous season.
E. I. Bradbury, of Anoka, was thrown
from wagon few days ago, and seriously
hurt.
The Waconia grist and saw mill is to be
rebuilt Immediately, and is to be in running
order in January, 1879.
lily, the residence of Paddy O'Brien was
robbed of $18 iii money.
Several parties who spent the Fourth run
ming in the groves, m and about Morris,
Stevens county, got poisoned by ivy.
The Bots de Sioux Valley, is the new name
for what was known as the Campbell and
Breckenridge flats in Otter Tail county.
twelve years old boy of Carver met with
a fatal powder accident on the Fourth. He
had powder in his pockets, which exploded.
A new postoffice named Beaver Dam, has
been established in Otter Tail county. and
Sivert P. Lee has been appointed postmas-
ter.
Redwood Falls is now the terminus of a
railroad, the track of the Sleepy Eye & Red
wood railroad having been completed to
| that point.
john Reasch, of Mineral Springs, Steele
| 1,,i11irr, ~;
when he fell from the roof of the building
and broke an arm.
| A few days ago the drug store of Rhodes
| Spencer & Wetzel, in Little Falls, Nor
son county, was destroyed by fire, Lo
| $1,000; no insurance.
| A little boy, son of G. S. Pease, of Anoka
while walking on fence fell, dislocating the
elbow joint of his left arm, and has pros
pect of a stiff arm for life.
A two-year-old daughter of Mr.. Luton, O
Meriden, Steele county, was scalded to deaf;
the other day by pulling vessel of boiling
milk upon herself from the stove.
Farmers living near New Munich, Stevens
county, have had number of head of cattl
poisoned by eating potato crops on whicl
paris green had been placed to destroy bugs
| L wv 1dA1IOdO IOuSuS uduo d U1SLuTDanc
in a Congregational church in Worthine:o,
on late Sunday, for which they were ar
rested on Monday, and paid 1875 in fine an,
costs.
Lars Anderson Haug was thrown from
loaded wagon near Albert Lea, few day
since, and severely hurt. He was taken Vi
IN an insensible condition, and medical ali
summoned.
In Benson, Swift county, Richard John
son, a married man, committed rape on
fourteen-year-old Polish girl. The wretc
has fled, but is being pursued by the sherl1
of the county.
lsanti county is getting share of the i'm
migration now flooding this State, and tn
most noticeable feature of it is that nearl
all the new settlers are coming from the prai
RES of Iowa and Southern Minnesota.
At Worthington the other day, as A. c
Robinson and wife were riding in buggy
the horse took fright and ran the buggy off
bridge. Mr.. r. had his shoulder bon
broken, and his wife was not much injured
(. John Holland, working on building
few miles out from Owatonna, fell from
scaffolding nine feet from the ground, stril
ing upon his shoulders. He was seriousl
Jared and bruised, but no bones were broker
few days ago barn belonging to Ar
drew Anderson of Havana, Steel county, wa
destroyed by fire. It contained 1000 bushe]
of wheat and 700 bushels of oats, a ne
self-b.nder and horse. There was no in
Surance