Daily globe., 1878-03-18
MINNESOTA NEWS.

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Capt. Baker, of Red Wing. has left for
Europe.
Austin carried the no-icense ticket by
majority of 251.
Fairmont, Martin county, voted license by
a small majority.
L. w. Newbery was arrested i'll Rochester
on the 14th for bigamy.
The lecture association of Red Wing has
declared dividend of fourteen cents.
Winnebago City had lively snow storm
of an hours duration Wednesday last.
The Danish Lutherans of Albert Lea are
about to commence the erection of new
church.
A lodge of United Workmen has been
established at Albert Lea, with membership
of ten.
A stone Catholic church is to be erected
forthwith in Cherry Grove township, Good
hue county.
Samuel Clayton, one Of the pioneer settlers
of Mower county, died recently in Nebraska,
aged 70 years.
Seeding is being actively prosecuted i'll all
parts of the State with the ground in excel
lent condition.
VIM. w. McGowan has received the ap-
Renville county.
More rain has fallen at Albert Lea the past
week than for the same length of time dur
ing the year past.
DR.. G. Delaine was arrested on the 1lth at
Red Wing for procuring an abortion upon
Christine Anderson.
Unless we are greatly mistaken, says the
Chatfield Democrat, dirt will fly on the Dover
branch before the first of April.
man named Beaulieu was drowned while
attempting to cross the Red river on the ice
at Moorhead, on the 18th inst.
The fines collected from the six saloons in
Kasson last year, principally for selling
liquor without license, was $3.50.
Robert A. Clendening, an old settler Of
Taylors Falls, died lately in California, where
he had gone for the benefit of his health.
small tenement occupied by Polander
was destroyed by fire at Hastings on the
18th, involving loss of 800, the household
goods being saved.
The Alexandria Post says land buyers are
swarming into Douglas county and prices
are going up. Several sales have been made
during the past week.
The town of Milton, Dodge county, voted
against issuing bonds in $4,000 in aid of the
Rochester & St. Paul railroad, by majority
of nine, with 260 votes polled.
Peter Nugent has been sentenced at Rec
Wing to twelve years imprisonment in thu
penitentiary for rape, but his case is to b.
appealed to the supreme court.
Eyota, Olmsted county, has voted s'n,
license by majority of fifteen, and Pleas
ant Grove, of the same county, recently il,
corporated, by a majority of one.
Fred Reiber and II. Rice have confessed
to wheat stealing from the elevator at Alden
Freeborn county, and have implicated A
Rymerson. AL have been bound over.
/ The town meeting of Zumbrota, Goodhu
county, passed a resolution favoring the Civ
ing of $4,000 to the Chicago & Northwest
ern railroad to build line to that place.
Mr.. Thomas Coghlan, who has been spend
ing the winter in Lake City, has returned t.
Lac qui Parle county, where he has lande
interest, and where he will revive his paper
the Press.
i Squire Thompson has been fined SIS fo
contempt Of court by rival justice, Squir
keegan, both of Rosemount township, Dako
ia county. The former has appealed
the district court.
Isaac Hoag, of Mobiles county, in confine
ment since June, charged with an attempte
rape upon Lena Everson, was sentenced las
week by Judge Dickinson to three years i
, the penitentiary.
Redwood county, and that section Of th
State, has been visited by rain storm COZ
tinuing from Friday, the 9Th, to Tuesday
the l2th-the heaviest storm of the kin
known in years.
Duluth was visited by severe northeastt
, Sunday, the 10th, doing considerable damas
| to the rip -rapping at the breakwater in Il
outer harbor, carrying it all, or nearly al
over the breakwater and depositing il on IL