Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-22
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III dolcomb had long chase of several days I
last week In pursuit of notorious thief |
named Ilingworth. They discovered their
man at Nelson's camp about thirty five miles
from Pine City, and returned to Saltwater
Saturday evening. nlingworth had stolen a
watch and chain and revolver from George
Watson's room in the Mower block several
weeks ago. The thief had pawned the prop
erty to a newsboy on the train while on his
way to the woods. He acknowledges the
crime, and was committed to Jail in default
of surety to the amount of $5OO.-iStszlaooter
Gazette.
Friday last a man by the name of William
Ramsden was killed at Munson's camp near
Mission Creek. He was chopping tree
when limb fell, striking him on the head,
killing him almost instantly. He was young
married man, and his family and parents re-
side near Rice Lake in Anoka county.-Rush
CITY Post
Mr.. G. 81. Brett of Dover, has one of the
finest groves in the country. It consists of
nearly eight acres of trees grown from seeds
cuttings, planted four years ago last spring.
The trees are now from twelve to twenty
feet high, and afford an excellent protection
to the buildings and stock on the premises
The trees are set in rows four feet apart, and
consist of cottonwood, soft maple, white
willow and other varieties.-[ Record and
| Union, Rochester.
A novel and very interesting entertainment
gotten up by the Indian families residing in
our midst, was held on Tuesday evening,
January 9Th, at the Episcopal Church in this
city; and which consisted of religious exer-
cises, and the distributing of presents from
Christman Tree by the Indians, to their
white friends of the Episcopal faith. No
presents were contributed or expected from
the whites to the hdians-SAakopee
Courier.
A new banking Institution, known as the
"Goodhue County Bank was started in our
city the first of the month, with paid-up
capital stock of $4,000. The officers are
L. B. Sheldon, president: G. Clauson, vice
president; D. $. Hoard, cashier, and the di-
rectors comprise the officers above named to-
gether with VIM. Featherstone, E. W..
Brooks, F. w. Hoyt and II. E. Perkins,
Red Wlng Aryus.
Arrangements are being made for the
building of fine Catholic church at the
pleasant village of Pine Island next season.
Mrs. Phebe Tarbox, widow lady and non
Catholic, has generously donated two lots
near the center of the village for the church
site, the carrying out of a purpose entertained
and expressed by her deceased husband
Rochester Post.
! A serious ARRAY occurred in the town of
Richland Saturday last between Hon VIM
Close, his son, James Close, and D. McKin-
zie, IN which the latter was hit upon the
head by James Close and very severely in
]ured. Ihe trouble grew out of the disputed
ownership of some rails, on the land of Mr..
MclAnzie.- FarabauH Democrat.
number of railroad men from Iowa were
IN Caledonia few days ago looking over the
route from Iostville via DEBORAH and Gale
donia, to some point on the Southern Min
nesota. Railroad enterprises all over the
country are being projected, and among
them all Caledonia ought certainly to have
the benefit of one.-Cule7onlu Courier.
The sleighing, poor and thin as it is, has
caused movement in wheat, and those who
sell for cash, and Spend their own money,
say that the going is very fair for either
wagon or sleigh; while the class who have
I agreed to haul in wheat to pay debts, think
it "almost impossible to get grain to market
over such roads. dodge Center Press.
During the "Blake and Greeley winter
SO much talked about by the old settlers, 8
steamboat came up the Mississippi river in
3 January to st. Paul. This winter was in
) 1916, 80 years ago. The st. Croix river was
open, but not more than two or three boats
came up i'll year Osceola (Wls) Press
, gentleman brought in branch of rec
: cedar, from the banks of LIE Hommedieu
, The leaf and flower buds are swelled to burs
, ting, and had the warm weather of Decembel
3 lasted a few days longer, this snowy shrut
would have been in full flower and foliage
Alexandria Post.
Snow has fallen in this vicinity to the deptl
OF five or six inches. In Taylors Falls, W,
are informed, they have eight or ten inches
7 while as far north only as Hinckley they hat
none. The weather clerk seems bent on hav
ing small crop of logs next Springfield
Caty Post.
DR.. Allen informs us that the Sheldon DO,
who was SO badly gored by steer week O
two ago, is out of danger and is improving
K Ibis Lad seems to be an heir to misfortune
> A year or SO ago he fell and fractured hi
: collar bone-[ Windons Reporter.
The third annual message of Gov. Pills
: bury is a formidable document, and n,
e apology is deemed necessary for not burden
e ing our columns with its reproduction
Hastings Gazette.
: I'VE regret to have to state that Judge Nc
Kelvy is yet no better, and while his friend
= are still hopeful, the worst is to be feared.[-
: Star, Elk Rioer.
}, For once in the history of the ST. Croi,
9 lumber trade there are no logs on hand Ell
9 ther in the boom at Saltwater or down river
j for sale [[Stillaoater Gazette.
Melrose, this year, pays no town revenue
: road OF bridge or poor taxes, consequent,
, has only mills to the dollar assessment be
, sides special school tax.[-lfezrose Record
9 The receipts of wheat in Kasson for The
9 week ending Tuesday eye., We're 81, 900 bush
( els.-Dodge County Republican.
. EXCITING Time IN the French Chamber.
: VERSAILLES, Jan. 21.-In the Chamber o
: Deputies to-day Admiral Fochard, on behal
: of the Right, moved that henceforth two
thirds majority be necessary to declare al
9 election invalid. Ganbetta opposed the mo
q ton. He called for the previous question, ant
made vigorous attack on the minority. Pau
Delassagnac retorted, vehemently attacking th
g mai rity. Cureo De Ornans Bonapartist wa
J twice called to order during the debate. TIL
sitting was stormy one. Gambetta's motion
s for the previous question was adopted, 81
: against 1856.
+ Murder IL. Chicago.
u CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-Hugh Mcconnell who
i while returning home with his niece Satur
: day evening, from visit to relative, wa
set upon by two roughs and stabbed in tn,
t abdomen, died this morning. The attacl
g was entirely unprovoked and causeless, and
:, although the desperadoes did the foul deet
! in a frequented and popular section of tn,
: city, they escaped until this morning, whe1
they were captured and identified as Patr;cl
Il Sherry and John Conlav