Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-14
MINNESOTA NEWS,

IT the voters of the district will realize their
true interest and firmly do their duty.
MINNESOTA NEWS.
The jail building in Waseca is nearly COM
pleted.
The daily mail service west of New Ulm
has been re-established.
Antelopes have been lately seen in the
vicinity of Fergus Falls.
pickerel was caught below the mill ct
Albert Lea that weighed 101 pounds.
The Alden cheese factory at Albert Lea
has made So, 900 pounds of cheese this sea-
son.
While moving. Charles Mack, of Graham
Lakes. had his face fearfully cut by the kick
of a horse.
A surveying party are locating thu Albert
Lea a. Fort Dodge railroad between Lake
Mills and Forest City.
A. Anderson. of Wells, Faribault county.
had shoulder put out of joint by being
thrown from horse.
All the county commissioners of LIE Sueur
county have been indicted by the grand Jury
for taking illegal fees.
e. L. Paddock's foundry in Owatonna has
been destroyed by fire. The origin of the
fire was accidental.
A gasoline stove exploded in Emerald,
Faribault county, badly injuring woman
who was standing near it.
devoted Lacchanalian, drunk as lord,
lay down to sweet sleep in on alley in Vase
ca, and Was robbed of $50.
The large Touring mill at Houston, on
the Southern Minnesota road. has COM
menced operations since the harvest.
A son of Fl. 81. Robinson, of Clifford. of
Wabashaw county. aged IL years, fell from
shed roof, dislocating his shoulder.
The ladies of Blue Earth Ci.y turned out
en- masse and elected Mrs. White and Mrs
Cheadle members of the board of education.
Samuel b. Dennis, of Cannon Fa Ia. Good
hne county, was almost instantly killed by
falling under wagon loaded with heavy
timhers.
The county commissioners Of Renville
county, have appointed P. H. Kirwan to act
as County auditor, vice Erickson suspended
by the Governor.
Tramps burned two wheat stacks belong
and attempted to burn Mr.. Rnders house.
The tramps escaped.
st. Peter Trsbune.. Geo. A. Mcleod has
raised a very fine lot of watermelons this sea-
son. but is obliged to sleep among them to
protect them from the fiends who are trying
to steal them.
Local papers in various sections of the
State chronicle the depredations of water
melon thieves. The melon crop is large and
the sneak melon cholic thieves are proper.
tionately numerous.
At Sank Rapids, Stanton's cooper shop
with finished and unfinished work. and four
sets of coopers' tools, and a nearby corn
crib, were destroyed by fire. NJ insurance.
1t is believed to have been an incendiary
fire.
GAINESVILLE Argus:: Mr.. Crump put fire
in his stubble field and by some means the
same connected with his hay stacks, DESTROY
ing them all. some twenty-five tons of fine
hay. setting of wheat -four stacks was
rarely saved.
Mrs. Emery, wife of Jacob Emery, of
Dundas, Rice county, died recently from
injuries received from fall last winter
She was one of the oldest residents of the
county, was highly respected, and her loss is
widely mourned.
Miles Il. Pierce, of Freedom, Waseca
county. got his hand caught in threshing
machine, and had the bones broken noar the
wrist, his forearm broken in two nIaces. a
ive-inch bolt passing directly through the
arm and pinning it down.
An incendiary caused the destruction of
the barn Of Patrick Shea in lie Sueur with
COW and three tons of hay, and stack OF
hay OF four tons in the yard and two stacks
Of wheat. A harness and other articles were
also destroyed.
Wells Adoocnte:: L. A. Beecher was kicked
by a horse on the forehead, cutting a deep
cash. He says it is bump of hostility
One inch further and it would have struck
him on the temple in which case we don't
think he would ever have mentioned it.
At Glencoe, Frankenield & Co.'s hard
ware store came near being destroyed by
fire. hard coal furnace was set on the
floor at night, and large hole was burned
in the floor, Tut the fire went oat without
doing further damaoer
Long Prairie Todd county, Argus. A
party of loyal citizens of Sank Rapids, on
hearing that several tramps were slowed
lway in freight car. determined to show
them that Sank Rapids WAS no place for
such trash. They went without any arms.
and when the tramps exhibited few re-
volvers, the brave citizens hied themselves 10
place of security.
Glencoe Enterprise: A team of horses
started near Mr.. Edson's place, with wo-
man and two children in tie wagon, and ran
down to Heineman & Sievers. where thew
jumped on a pair of oxen, causing the latter
TO below loudly. At this point they were
stopped. On the road they knocked enc man
Town who was endeavoring to stop them.
The woman and children were in the wagon
all he time.
Dr.. and Mrs. WEIGH, Of Crookston, for
merry of Dundas, Rice cosnty, buried their
child the other day in the latter place. Mrs.
WEIGH was working around the stove with
the babe in her arms, when some way a
spider was tipped so that it threw the hot
substance it contained on the babes back.
and the injuries it received resulted in
death.
Cannon Falls Beacon: A young servant
girl in the employ of farmer on High
Prairie, had her pinback stripped off her by
Getting too close to the tumbling rod of a
threshing machine. She attempted to step
over the rod, when .sknuckle'' caught the
lower portion of her dress, and in second
Of time there wasn't piece of raiment left
below her waist as big as postage stamp,
and she looked just ready to go on in the
fourth act of the Black Crook.
Lake City Sent On late evening a
tramp entered the residence of j. F. Rogers,
on the corner of Garden an Doughty
streets, and finding Mrs. Il. alone ordered
her to get him some supper. This she re-
fused to do. and the tramp was SO exasper.
ated and mad that he kicked her several
times and pulled her hair violently. AS
soon coon as she could escape from the
clutches Of the scOundrel she ran into The