Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-19
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Dundas. Rice county, is without a physi-
clan. Down with WashDurn and the swim
ding brass kettles!
! A daughter of Pat McGrand, of Chatfeld,
fell from horse and broke wrist. Down
with Washburn and the swindling brass ket-
tles
Norman Frank, of Hastings, lost $500
worth of wheat the other day by lightning
stroke. Down with Wsshburn and the
sWindling brass kettles.
Unsuccessful attempts were made to bur
glarize several residences in Hastings the
other night. Down with Washburn and the
swindling brass kettles.
William Chase, of Richland, Pine county,
lost the wheat from twenty-sight acres of
land by prairie fires. Down with Washburn
and the swlndling brass kettles.
A year old daughter of George Ander-
son, tripped and fell on the floor and broke
one of her thighs. Down with Washburn
and the swindling brass kettles!
A few days since 5-year-old daughter of
John Thurston, of Norfolk, Renyille county.
fell from load of lumber and had one of
its ribs broken. Down with Washburn and
| the swindling brass kettles!
Fairmont Sentinel: The western terminus
out four miles west of Fairmont, in the mid
die of lonesome strench of prairie in
Manyaska township. Down with Washburn
and the swindiing brass kettles!
| Mrs. Joseph Howard, of ChatfeId, Fill
more county, while on her way home from
the village, was struck with paralysis and re-
| Cured three days afterwards. Down with
och
In digging we'll in the new brewery eel
lar in f 1irmont, Martin county, at a depth
of thirty feet from the surface of the ground,
the petrifed trunk or branch of tree was
found SIX inches in diameter. Down with
Washburn and the swindling brass kettles!
i Tramps lately robbed the house of Jacob
Galus, of Helena township, Scott county, of
| $45 in money. On the same day the house
of Mr.. Whitman, a neighbor, was robbed of
$50 in money and quantity of jewelry.
Down with Washburn and the swindling
brass kettles.
Robberies and other criminal depredations
have become so fragrant in Dunaas, Rice
county, that vigilance committee" is
talked of to punish the offenders, in the alb
sence of the application of legal penalties.
/ Down with Washburn and the swindlng
brass kettles
Mrs. G. F. Sims, of Alexandria, Douglas
county, in descending the cellar stairs of her
house, stepped upon sleeping cat and was
/ thrown to the cellar bottom, striking upon
her head and shoulders, receiving serious
injuries. Down with Washbnrn and the
swindling brass Kettles!
Renvile Times. VIM. Buethe, a few days
since, narrowly escaped death while oiling a
threshing machine. His coat was caught in
the gearing, resulting in somewhat serious
injury to one of his sides by way of loosen
/ ing the flesh and muscles from the ribs. No
bones broken, however. Down with Wash
burn and the swindling brass kettles
On the farm of James Smith, six miles
from Lie Roy, Mower county, an alteration
occurred between Smith and John Bayum.
/ The latter struck Smith with a club, and
would have killed him had not Smiths wife
rushed on his assailant with an axe, and thus
saved her husbands life. Down with Wash
bum and the swindling brass kettles!
The store, building and contents belong
ing to G. Henning, situated in Emmett, Rem
vile county, was destroyed by fire a few
days since by an incendiary, man who is
| said by some to be- insane, and by others to
be laboring under the effects of delirium
! tremens. He was promptly arrested and
lodged in Jail, at Renville. Down with
! Washburn and the swindling brass kettles!
4 The team of Thomas Jones became fright
ened by railroad train at the depot in
Houston, Houston county, and by short
/ tt4 7 threw Mr. Jones violently to the ground.
| he was plcSed up IN an insensible condition.
/ and it was found that one arm was broken
and that he had received a severe cut on his
head, besides internal injuries. He will
probably recover. Down with Washburn
and the swindling brass kettles!
Jordan, (Scott county, Advocate: A tramp
entered Mrs. Volk's house the other day, and
finding Mrs. Volk alone demanded some
thlng to eat, which was given him. He
tola Mrs. Volk that shs must give him some
money, and began to search about the prem
lses, when her son appeared upon the scene,
and backed by a shot gun, convinced the
! tramp that it was best for him to leave.
Down with Washburn and the swindling
brass kettls.
0watonna. the county seat Of Big Stone
county, is situated at the foot of Big Stone
lake, and is in the centre of very fine farm
ing country, has good supply of timber, a
line water-power, and is the future terminus
OF the ID. q d. railroad, and also of the
Sleepy Eye railroad, and is a good resort for
lnvallds and pleasure seekes, as it is claimed
| to have one of the best medical springs in
the world. SO rapid is the advance of en-
/ 1gratlon into new sections of the country,
and SO soon do thriving communities, with
all the rehnements of social life, grow up, in
all parts of our extended domain. Down
with Washbnrn and the swindling brass
kettles!
Hastings Union: Sheriff Newton arrested
three boys Of the name of Ryan, and a Bo-
nemlan, on suspicion of being parties to
the death OF Bob emian who was working
for M. Farrell in the town of Lebanon. The
| boys claim that between and o'clock in
the evening they went to the we'll to get a
drink, and after taking it the deceased fell
and died, and in falling he cut his face on a
piece of two by four. The body was con-
veyed to LIE Sueur, where an inquest was
held, and verdict rendered that the wound
on the face was the cause of death. Judge
| crosby admitted the boys to bail in the sum
OF $500 It is generally thought the boys
are innocent. Down with Washburn and
the swindling brass kettles.
| Dundas NeUs. The store of Mr.. A. F.
| lhielbar was burglarized again about 8
| o'clock last Saturday morning, and the re-
suit would doubtless have been more d1sas-
trons If the robbers had not been frightened
away. Entrance was made by forcing the
| cellar door. and then boring hole through
| the door opening into the store After put
| ting up curtains at the windows, The Lit the
lamps, and coolly proceeded to pack up Mr..
is goods for removal. They had got
about ISL 900 worth of goods as far as the
cellar and $500 worth in their wagon, when
they evidently became frightened and left in
hurry. Some oil, piece of fuse, and 9TH
er indications in the cellar, show that the
burglars intended to fire the building after