Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-28
MINNESOTA NEWS.

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E. Worthing, of Eagle Lake was arrested
for beating his wife.
John King, of Byron, Waseca county,
lately lost his house by fire.
The New Ulm Reriew says horse stealing
has become chronic in that vicinity
The great fire in Faribault is believed BY
many, to have been started by an incendiary
An Indian was killed last week by the To-
comotive on the night train near Moose
Lake.
The Catholics of New Ulm and vicinity.
observed Corpus Christi last week. The
procession was very imposing.
The Rev. James Rogers. of Lake CITY,
was thrown from his carriage last week and
sustained fracture of his left shoulder
blade.
Mr.. Stewart. of Potsdam, aged so years,
suddenly lost the power of speech. Every
other faculty remains apparently unim-
paired.
At Wadena Mrs. Barney Snyder was thrown
from wagon one of the wheels of which
passed over her left leg, breaking it above
the knee.
large barn connected with the American
House at Candy, Meeker county, was burned
| a short time since, and span of horses
persisted in tho flames.
The fourth of July is the day selected for
observing 1.-The day we celebrate Most
people seem to have found this out. There
are exceptions, however.
performance not promised in the bills
| came off at a circus show IL, Litchfeld. a
fist fight between a Snowman and citizen
came OF. The citizen cleared the ring.
| The residence of John Moran, of the town
of Lake, Wabashaw county, was DESTROYED
! by fire last week In addition to much of
his furniture, $500 in greenbacks were con-
sumed.
The reports from every section and local.
ty of the State speak uniformly of the i'm
mense growth, and fine appearance, aud
great promise of the wheat crops and all
other crops.
Days drive, says the Sank Rapids .senti
mel, containing 2O,OOO,OOO feet of logs,
reached Sank Rapids on Saturday These
logs were from Pokegama, and were thirty
days reaching Sank Rapids.
Not much has been said about the grass
CROP but it may be said that it is very
heavy, and much in advance of ordinary
years III growth. "Haying" has already
commenced in some quarters
couple of drunken men got into fight
in wagon returning home from Wsseca
They both tumbled out, the wagon passed
over one of them. Each were badly bruised,
and both were fearfully dirty.
In accordance with national custom the
; natives of Norway and Sweden in Lake City
observed midsummer day. Monday, June
9th, as holiday. and celebrated it by
steamboat excursion and picnic.
: party prospecting for coal have ascer-
! tanned that coal actually exists along the
sides of the bluffs in the lower part of
! Winona county, but whether III paying
quantities remains yet to be demonstrated
t The Lanesboro JoNrnat says: A party OF
five Engishmen passed up the road O few
: days ago, to REINFORCE the English colony at
= Fairmont. and more will follow. They were
n healthy. fne-looking young They had
t a carload of baggage.
Eighteen years ago Clay Willis, of Lake
City, had kernel of corn pass into one of
9 his ears-and there it has remained. produc-
r ing deafness, till few days since, when DR.
r Patton successfully removedit-and hearing
y has been completely restored.
A short time since the Mankato district
) camp meeting was held. There were on the
n ground twenty-five tents, and tWentyfour
: preachers. The Sunday audience numbered
!. 1000. Miss Amanda NJ. Wade, of Kansas
f was among the preachers, and did her share
in sermonizing.
; Winnebago City will vote on the issue of
fifteen thousand dollars in bonds on Mon
y day, July LIST. We understand notices for g
6. town meeting have already been posted, and
that public sentiment in that town Is largely
III favor of the proposition made by the St
Paul & Sioux City company.
One day last week at early morning. NJ
j Swartwoudt, living east of Faribault, went
r to his pasture, and came back to his house
ID with his arm swelled and bloody. He could
~ give no account of himself, but had evi
If IDENTIFY been kicked by horse. Surgica
~ aid was summoned. He viii! recover.
Is George Bennett, of LIE Roy Mower county
at had horse running in the road-a hors
~ thief came along and took the horse Ben
sc nett saw him as he rode off, but did not re
t. cognize the horse as his on the moment. II
a steal horse under the owners very nose q
&c 1t were, is the very acme of horse thieving.
ne AT Sank Rapids, last week. Mr. Robinson
~ moved with one blast solid piece of grant
ed which measured 12x14 feet and feet thick
IT, or over l, 300 cubic feet, equal to about 15
Of tons Ill Weight This immense stone wa
moved from it's bed in the quarry over thre
3D. feet 1t has since been cut up into piece:
IL IL of suitable dimensions to be put iuto th
e ed bridge piers.
is One day last week M. T. Miller, of Far.
al bault, left home TO transact some bushes:
as His failure to return excited the alarm 0
Gu his family. The next day, after an ab8enc
of of "a hours he returned appearing very niue
" exhausted. From his statement, after b
he had transacted his business he recolscte
Ter nothing till he found himself in Owatonns
ne He then walked back to his home.
nu The examination at Kasota, before J. "
,vS Babcock, ESQ.,, of the Mention boys, for tn
'or killing of Peter Schumacher, at Carolin
he Station, resulted in the binding over
>" Joseph Mention on the charge of mar
of slaughter in 81 500, and of Matthias Mento
TO in $500, for appearance at the next term {
~ the LIE Sueur county court. The first name
~ was committed to jail in default of bail, th
cts last procured bail and is at large.
to Charles Kendall and friend were prac
ticing target shooting in St. Charles. Winor
I'll county, last week. Mr.. Kendall went to a
lIsl certain the accuracy of their shots-whicl
., having done, he stepped away, and his frien
fired, the ball taking effect in Charley's Il
below the knee. inficting painful but n
dangerous wound. Had Charley RENAME
in front of the target he would have bee
safe from the bullet of the accurate mark
" man.
In Glasgow, Wabashaw county, last wee
Mrs. j. B. Roome, who had been i'll fl
Ivy some time. and in high state of ment
on excitement, at O'Clock in the evening. SUI
the denly disappeared from her home. A scare
: if was instituted, and at one O'Clock in Il
he morning her !ifeless body was found in
secluded Mace only ahont seyenfv-fve e.