Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-20
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Iramps everywhere.
The new cheese factory is in operation at
Clearwater, Wright county.
teachers institute is IN session at Win
dom, TO continue through next week.
new German paper, the minnesota Post
Is to be issued troul Owatonna by Mr.. john
Hungen.
Sheriff Landberg, of Stearns county, has
received bronze medal from the Lanisn
government.
In the southwest counties tar and feathers
begin to be talked OF in connection with
claim jumping.
The residence of Henry Chapman at Owa-
tonna was entered by burglars last Saturday
night and watch aud about $50 in money
stolen.
''If the Lords willing" according to the
Granite Falls Jou,mul, Yellow Medicine
county will raise 100000 bushels Of wheat
this year.
An artes!an we'll is being sunk at Delano
for the railroad company. depth OF Ito
feet has been reached aud the water rises
| about 50 feet.
Andrew Jacobson, of Union Grove, Meek
er county, A years old, partially insane from
religious excitement, has been sent to the St.
Peer asylum.
William Huber, of Young America, Carver
county, has given bonds in $500 to answer u
charge OF bastardy preferred by Mena
ochlmelfenning.
The apportionment of seed grain to Big
Stone county was delayed until this week,
because OF the miscarriage OF letter mailed
by the county auditor.
The Wells Advocate says the richest man
| in the town Of Keister, Faribault county,
| was the only man in that town who applied
to the State for seed grain.
Mr.. Lawson, of Round Prairie, Todd
county, being away from home and unable
70 attend to MS farm, the neighbors "made
bee'' and put III his grain for him.
| A gang OF tramps last week took posses
sion Ut an unoccupied building at Farlbault
stole cook stove, wood, ana chickens and
went to housekeeping. The police broke NJ
the establishment.
The Hokah Blade says the friends of Mr.
s.. w. Trask, auditor of Houston county
will present his name to the next Republic
can State convention for the nomination fol
auditor of state.
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raped the capped ends of two metallic car
tridges together the other day. One of the
cartridges exploded, lacerating his fnge,
and burning his face.
"Easter is the name English speaking
people give to the greatest etc. Singular
that about dozen of our editorial friends
should have simultaneously opened thei,
Easter articles with the same sentence.
In Sheldon, Houston county, there is ar
unnamed ingenious brute who prevents his
fowls from scratching up grain by cutting of
their toes just above the nails. The disabled
fowls can hardly walk at all, and must sutfel
greatly.
Andrew Herlitz, of Laketown, Carve
county, was thrown from his carriage las
Sunday and his leg badly broken, just abov,
the ankle. His mother, by the same runa
way, had her hip broken, and it was feared
was fatally injured.
Jacob Treiser, son-in-law of Joseph Marx
who committed suicide in Stearns county
resents the reflection that the suicide wa.
caused, in whole or in part, by his conduct
and denies that he ever received any dona
tons or even pay from Marx.
Mary Mention, the Shieldsville, Rice coun
| ty, girl who was, over two weeks ago, terri
ribly burned by her clothes catching fire
from blazing brush heap, Tuesday last
| although three to five pounds of burned
flesh snd skin had come off her body, was il
such condition that hopes of her recover,
were entertained.
A national bank with $4,000 capital ha!
been established at Cannon Falls. Stephe1
Gardner, of Hastings, is president; w. z
Tanner, Cannon Falls, vice president; L. S
Follett, Hastings, cashier; L. w. Follett
Cannon Falls, assistant cashier. Cannon
Falls has three mills, and the bank is the re-
suit of the increased milling business. The
mills are running night and day.
A man named VIM. E. Wheaton, who
plead guilty to being accessory after the fac
to the crime of larceny, and was sentenced
by Judge Stearns, from Sherburne county, t.
be committed to Jail until he paid fine OF
800, being without money, was likely tt
have remained in Jail for life, but that lady
of St. Cloud paid his fine. The st. Clouc
Times thinks his case shows the need of :
poor debtors law in this case.
Last Sunday afternoon German farmer
near Chaska, Carver county, while driving
home from church was thrown from thu
wagon in such a manner that both of hi,
legs became entangled in one of the wheel.
and he was carried in this position until bott
legs were literally broken to pieces to point
abcva the knees. The wounds were of sucl
a character that amputation of both Leg
above the knees was necessary.
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