Daily globe., 1878-05-20


frequently, and seemed to enjoy the delight
of the unfortunates at her presents.
Capt. Monnier stated that she was perfect
ly rational during these visits. and he though |
she would never again become an inmate of
the institution.
A Vote for Republican is Vote for
'Three-Card Monte Tricksters."
Pioneer Press, May 18th.
The Pioneer Press is not for Stewart. 1t
is not for Washburn. 1t will insist on rails
ing politics above the level of the low cum
ming of the three-card monte tricksters who
have so long too largely controlled it.
M1NNEsorA NEWS.
new Touring mill is to be erected at
Carver county is about to build Jail
Liquor licenses have been fixed at 500 in
Wabashaw.
new Methodist church is being built at
Owatonna.
A Masonic lodge is in process of formation
at Little Falls.
The plums in Brown county have been
destroyed by the frost.
Northfeld is going to exhibit her blooded
| stock at the fair grounds this week.
| A Morristown policeman was fined 800
| for striking rough who resisted arrest.
The saw mill of Mr.. Coil, at Maple Lake,
was burned on Monday last. Loss 5000.
The annual fair of Murray county will be
held on the 9th and 2Sth OF September.
Hon. NJ. j. Severance, of Mankato, will
deliver the Decoration Day address at Fari
bault
An archery club has been started by the
| students of the Deaf and Dumb asylum at
Faribault.
Rev. Benjamin F. Hall assumed the duties
of rector of the Episcopal church at Waseca
last Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Northcott, the new pastor of the
| Congregational church, has arrived at his
field of labor.
The bucolic newspapers are noting the
receipt of phenomenal specimens of the
growing grain.
Joseph Kaufman, in ured by falling from
a wagon at Minnesota Lake, died of his inju-
ries on Monday last.
Kasson must be prosperous. Nine of its
citizens have purchased round-trip tickets
for the Paris exposition.
The barn of Harry Mueller, in the town
of Norton, was burned on the Sth, together
with its contents. Loss $500.
The Mennonites in Watonwan county don'i
like the modern Lucifers. They cling tc
the flint and steel of their fathers.
The city officers elected at Albert Lea last
Monday, were: Mayor, Frank Hall: treas
urer, H. A. Hanson; justice, l. A. Town.
Masonic picnic will be held at Albert
Lea St. Johns day. Special trains will run
on all the roads leading to the city on the
occasion.
Over two hundred wagons of immigrants
says the Preston Republican, have passet
through town on their way west the pas
two weeks.
} The hero of Osakis is George Smith, who
tried to capture four bear cubs the othe
} day, but changed his mind when the dan
hove in sight.
The New Ulm Reoiew is informed that an
other effort will be made this summer to fine
coal, in paying quantities, at the coal field
, in Browns own.
A young man named Tory was killed nea
St. Peter last week, by being run over by
freight train. Forty cars passed over hi
body, manging it terribly,
fire at Henderson last Monday destroyed
three small buildings, valued at abou
81 900 For time the whole town wa
threatened with destruction.
, The Houston County Musical society viii
+ hold a musical convention at Hokah tn
. 18th, 10Th, Goth, and 21st of June, Prof
, Perkins, of Chicago, directing.
! German named Charles Zimmerman
3 living on Grow River, Wright county, hang
3 ed himself on the 11th. Trouble with hi
son was supposed to be the cause.
The city council of Albert Lea has electe'
F. S. Lincoln, city clerk; John Anderson
I city attorney; Mr.. Gates, city assessor, an
!. Joseph France, street commissioner.
4 Several Mortified youths visited st. Olaf
school the other day while under the infiu
: ence of liquor, and insulted several of tn
young lady pupils; and yet they are stranG
= ers to boot-leather.
: William Jones stabbed Richard Horsema
last week, in the woods six miles frousSprin
. Valley, inhicting three ugly wounds. dis
.. .. pute about some cattle caused the disturb
. ance. Jones escaped.
Superintendent Dodge, of the Winon
public schools, was surprised on Friday al
ternoon by the receipt of a splendid silve
- Tea SERVICE, lus CIV VI Lue LedCuels. DUO
% services are always appreciated.
- The Wabashaw Herald stat es that til
- - Messrs. Ingram Il Kennedy, of Eau Claire
:. - Wis, one of the largest numbering firm
- of the Northwest, are preparing to put u
a first class saw mill at that point.
# tramp broke into the station Office {
,s Belle Prairie last week, and finding no mor
q. ey, revenged himself by breaking up tt
\
RI tickets promiscuously about the floor.
,e A lot of roughs tried to break up a ten
n perance meeting at Perham week ago la
,e Saturday, and the temperance folks reta
er lated by cleaning out Sunday saloon.
y very incorporate transaction all around.
is The Faribault city council has decided t
ly issue licenses to druggists for the sale {
IL spirituous, vinous and malt liquors for me-
n icinal, mechanical, and chemical purpos
lg only. The demand for the rosy for mecha
t. ical, purposes-as lubricator, for instance
L. is expected to be immense
e. Messrs. Geo. S. Benson, Samuel bought
ST L. S. Van Vliet, +. p. c. Fowler, Robe
q, White, J. M. Underwood, Sloan n. Eme
st and Hiram Center have been elected {
"a rectors of the Lake City bank and the {
ut rectors have elected the following officer
le President, Samuel Doughty; Vice Preside1
s. Sloan NJ. Emery, and Cashier, G. A. Hu
~ bard.
=, Joe WIeelock Thinks They are All Lii
~ Him.
Pioneer Press, May 18th.