Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-13
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Fillmore county.
The Raymond postofice, Stearns county,
has been discontinued.
A brakeman was fatally injured while
coupling cars at Chaska the other day.
The Waseca county bank has sued the
editor of the Waseca Herald for libel, laying
the damage at $4,000.
daughter of Thomas Ryan, of Waseca,
aged four years, fell and cut the upper eye
lid OF one of her eyes half off.
man by the name of Flick, of Laketown,
fell from scafolding while shingling q
house, sustaining fracture of some of his
ribs.
| The grading of the fifteen miles of the
Blue Earth City branch, from Blue Earth
City to the south line of Faribault county,
was completed before the first instant, &C
cording to contract
A few days ago number of rough rail-
road hands were refused whisky at Volk's
saloon IN Alexandria, whereupon they brut-
ally assaulted the saloon keeper inhicting
upon him serious and painful injuries.
Over seven weeks ago, Mrs. Moraska, Of
Reno, Douglass county, fell down stairs and
dlslocated one of her shoulders, and received
no surgical treatment till after the expira-
| eACtA VI UA0 oofGutu WEEK. WuSu SURGEON
was called in, and replaced the dislocated
member.
Mankato Record: The diptheria has not
left us yet. The eight-year old son Of Geo.
Hoffman has died from the disease since our
last publication. Among recent sufferers
has been the little daughter of the Rev. j. B.
Little, who has been attacked a second time
by the disease, and the only surviving child
| or Mr. IoH ,h<> Ioe 41,,T1 70,
children by the disease.
Sank Center Herald: j. P. Farley, man
ager Of the st. Paul & Pacific railroad, has
expressed his determination to push the road
on to completion from Alexandria next sum-
mer. Iron sufficient to lay fifteen miles of
track will be left on hand after the compile
Vincent, which will he stored at Alexandria
to be used in extending the line as soon as
spring opens.
Morris, Stevens county, Tribune: Arthur
Mento, of this place, was accidentally shot
while hunting in the vicinity of Alexandria.
He and a party from this place left for
hunt, and while on the road between Alex
andria and Osakis, by some means Mento's
| gun was discharged, the ball passing be-
tween the bone and muscles of the arm, for
| tunately injuring neither. The wound
while painful, is not necessarily dangerous.
Owatonna Re0ieao. DIR. H. NJ. Sargent
suddenly tnrned a corner while running, and
collided with an individual coming towards
him. The doctor sustained dislocation of
one of his shoulders. x x Il Frank
| Various, of Somerset, had his short Jacket
caught in the tumbling rod of a threshing
machine and was drawn on to the wheel, and
whirled around violently before the ma
chinery could be stopped. The doctor found
that severe internal injuries had been sus-
talnsd, and that externally deep cash had
been made over the right eye which pene-
trated to the bone ; also deep wounds on the
temple and upper part of the head. The
whole body was also terribly bruised.
| Duluth Tribune: The wife of Mr.. Tar
rowski, Polander, residing near Mr.. Pey-
tons, left her two children playing about
the stove, and went to see a neighbor
Shortly after, one of the children, girl
about three years old ran out of the house
screaming, when the wind blew her dress
into blaze. man in the vicinity hearing
| the cries of the child ran to her, and while
| SURPRISING the flames burned his hands
considerably; but the fire was SO intense that
| it penetrated the flesh of the child and
burned her to almost crispness- arm
literally bursting open. The little one lin
gered in dreadful agony for about two hours
and half, when death came to her relief
Alexandria Douglass county, Post: In
the whole State of Minnesota, there is proba-
bly, not another depot ground SO handsomely
situated as that of Alexandria. Lake Agnes,
though not large, is one of the most beauti-
full sheets of water to be anywhere found.
The main track is on the south shore, over
looking the charming landscape and mirror
ing water. Just south of the depot grounds,
the sloping bank leads up to the plateau on
which the village is built. . .: =: = *
Mr.. Hanson, living near Crooked Lake,
sustained very severe and painful injury in
manner remarkably singular. He was
bending stout branch of tree, expecting
it to break off some distance from him.
Suddenly it snapped right by his hand, and
the large part sprang back with tremendous
force, crushing his nose and bruising his
eyes, while the blood gushed in torrents over
his face. Though not dangerous, the injury
is intensely painful, and can hardly be cured
without Disagreement. . 9 =: The
track is ballasted through Osakis, and the
gravel train is working not over twelve miles
from Alexandria. The weather is favorable
dirt flies fast; a big force is employed; the
work will be finished to Alexandria within q
week.