Daily globe., 1878-04-08

county. died on the road last Tuesday from
an attack of heart disease, brought or by ex-
cltement caused by his team running away.
1t is reported at Glencoe that stations for
the Hastings Dakota railroad will be estab-
llshed at Lake Addie and about four and a
half miles west of Round Grove. lust south
OF Buffalo Lake, in Renville county
The 3Oth ult., son of Frank Rivers of
Eden Prairie, Scott county, accidentally shot
himself. The charge raked his RIGHT side
and entered his face, destroying one eve and
inhicthg serious but not fatal wounds on his
body.
The Red Wing -Irgus hears rumors that
Judge Crosby contemplates resigning and
that Senator J. G. Mcclure is proposed for
his successor. The Senator's father was
Judge of that district next preceding .Jud ee
Crosby.
The Hon. Joseph F. Potter, of La Crescent
lectured on temperance at Plainview two
evenings week before last. The Nescs says:
"He IS not avery eloquent speaker, but seems
to be thoroughly in earnest in the temper
ance work.
| The four year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Robert Pollock, of East Rochester, was
| playing with other children around a bon
fire Tuesday last, when his clothes catching
| fire, he was SO badly burned that he died
next morning.
| DR.. Otis Aver, of LIE Sueur is about start
ing for Boston to have a surgical operation
performed on himself. Two years ago he
came near dying from laundering opera
tion He suffers from a painful internal
disease of long standing.
The log driving on Rum River was
thought to be made sure thing by dam
which had raised the Mile Lacs lake-thirty
miles long, Is miles wide-four feet, but the
water had to be partly drawn to get the logs
over the bars at the mouth of brooks into
the main river.
John Miracle, of Fairmount, Martin coun-
ty, went to his barn few nights ago, in the
evening, without a lantern. and encountered
two horse thieves, with whom he had round
at fsticuffs before they fed. His face was
badly bruised, but he thinks he gave the
villains as good as they sent.
Henry Cobb, of Spring Valley, who went
to the Hot Springs after the body of Eugene
Hartman and to learn the particulars of his
death, writes back that while the residents,
hotel-keepers, &C., all profess to think that
Hartman committed suicide, the visitors from
the North think he was murdered.
Minneola and Zumbrota townships, Good
hue county, are to vote next month on the
proposition to give town bonds (S1O,OOO
each town in aid of the Rochester g. North
3 ern railroad, conditioned on the road 8 being
: completed from Rochester to Zumbrota vii
lage during the present year.
At Washington Lake, Sibley county. the
3lst ult., the seven year old son OF Mr..
Early, undertook to carry loaded gun out
of doors, but dropped it on the floor, causing
: it to be discharged, and the charge penetrat-
: ed the head of his grandmother, Mrs. Early,
killing her instantly.
I Daniel Dunn, IS years old, living with
: Garret Joyce, of Washington Lake, was
burning brush, the 2sth ult., when his clothes
caught fire and he was SO badly burned that
he died soon after being helped to the house
e by Mr.. Joyce's daughter, who witnessed the
accident.
: Mr.. and Mrs. .Halverson, of Lake City
o were expecting their young daughter home
from Chigao, where she had lived for years
and Mr.. Halverson returned nightly from
. the depot with increasing disappointment. Al
: last, few days ago, he received letter an
nouncing that she had been taken with
! typhoid fever about the time she was to have
:. started for home, and died after a few days
8 sickness.
Detriot, Audubon, Hawley and vicinity
u have been honored by visit from well
y dressed tramp, gifted in the art of lying. who
called himself Frank O'Donnell said he be
1t longed to wealthy family of Kentucky stool
l. raisers about to remove to that section. H,
rode over the country, bargained for land
and hired men to work for him, paid n,
= bills, and in due time vamoosea, leaving hi
,r victims to mourn.
The OuesfiOn of IurIOn