Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-30

WHICH Will produce. say, l5,OOO,OOO bushels,
thus leaving the net deficiency 5O,OO0,000
bushels. But even this is upon the pre-
sumption that the total crop of spring wheat
will be as great as last year.
MINNESOTA NEWS.
Sneak thieves in Hastings are stealing
garden vegetables.
Cnt- worms have invaded the lawn around
the court house in Hastings.
The Pipcstone quarry will prove mine
of wealth to Pipestone City in the not re-
mote future.
Prof Hill, former resident of Worthing-
ton, MOBILES county, has entered the ministry
at Fort Dodge, Ia.
Joe Uhrig, prisoner in Jail at Faribault
for sixty days for stealing, dug out and
escaped the other day.
Flandreau, Pipestone county, has raised
$4,000 to induce the Southern Minnesota
railroad to strike that place.
A. L. Thompson, saloon keeper of AL
bert Lea, has been adjudged insane, and
taken to the Rochester asylum.
At Jackson, the other night, drunken
man attempted to walk over the railroad
bridge, but fell through and was drowned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis, of Lac qui
Parle, within few days have buried their
two little children, the eldest three years old.
A man standing on the steps of Court
House block in Pipestone City the other day,
counted forty-six teams engaged in breaking
land.
drove of several hundred Texas ponies
passed through Albert Lea the other day.
They we're offered at prices varying from fit.
teen to forty dollars.
A 4-year old daughter of L. J. Fletcher,
of Lake City, had an arm broke the other
day, by falling FROM rock while at play
with other children.
A tramp, the other day, claiming to be
anxious to get work, was offered by St.
Peter farmer $65 for three months work.
The able bodied tramp refused the Offer
The other day the Citizens National bank
of Faribault was victimized to the amount Of
300 by a forged note, offered by one A. D..
Howe. The forger has made good his escape
Mazeppa Tribune, June 81: The house
of Jos. Trausch was entered by sneak thieves
on Sunday afternoon last, during the tenn
| porary absence of the family, and about $37
in cash taken.
Tramps called at the house of Mr.. Doty,
at Vernon Centre, in Faribault county, in
| the night time recently, and obtained several
dollars in money. The people that way call
the operation burglary.
Benson (Swift county, Times: certain
Scandinavian living in Pope county, whose
name we could not learn, was in town the
other day, and bore unmistakable signs OF
having that dreaded of all diseases, leprosy.
| 70 Tn Id
er kicked up quite row on our streets on
Saturday evening last, which implicated sew
eral persons, but no one was put in the lock-
up and the disturbed peace was soon re-
stored.
The hired man of Caleb Smith, of Farm.
ington, Dakota county, went down into the
well to get a pan that had been accidentally
dropped into it, and was rendered nearly in
sensible by the foul air before he could BIZ
drawn out
LIE Sueur Sentinel: Whisky in the past
year in Lesueur county. has been the cause
river, one to die from eating glass, one being
shot, and one sent to the penitentiary-only
four. There may be others we have not heard
from.
The Litchfield Ne,os Ledger says: "a
fatal disease has broken out among the cat
tie in the north Darwin settlement. Moses
:McCarty lost five head and his neighbors
several more. The cattle are taken with &
seeming lameness in the fore shoulders
commence bleeding at the nose, and die in
few hours.
Whil5 son of Franklin Hall, of Brusl
Prairie, was blowing in the field the othe
day, he encountered a wolf, which sprant
upon him. Young Hall grasped the wolf b.
the throat, and struggle onsued in whicl
the young mans clothing and flesh wer
torn, making the blood run freely. TIT
! combatants parted, and each retreated.
The contract for building the new bridg
across the Minnesota river at Belle Plain
was let last week. Cunningham & Keeper
of the Milwaukee Iron Bridge Works ar
the contractors for the iron work at Sc, S5C
s. A. Hooper of Belle Plaine has the con
tract for building the sub-structure at $S5S-
40. Total cost of the bridge S15,6S0.
A stranger, giving his W. Burtken1
| purporting to be from st. Louis, who ha
been stopping at the Gardner House in Al
! bea, Ia, for come five weeks, was foun
drowned in Fountain lake last week. 1t
supposed to be a case of suicide. No nam
, was found upon his person, and not scra
of anything about him or in his trunk, CAV
the least information about him. His boar
, bill was unpaid.
Red Wing Argus, June &c: Fannie Cham
2 berlain, daughter of NJ. j. Chamberlain,
former resident of Red Wing, and who wa
| born in what is now the Argus building,thi
1 city, graduated last week from the Spring
field, Mass, High School, and was the :Gir
3 in class of ffty-four. This school rank
t as one Of the highest in the country, an
q Miss Chamberlaln's success becomes there
. fore the more noticeable. Minnesota bloc
9 is bound to tell wherever you find it.
: Winnebago City Su,a: Last week Sheri
Pratt went east on the way to Stillwate
}, | with George w. Seaton, tried and convicte
Y for arson at the last term of the district cour
The evidence upon which the conviction W.
rendered was mostly circumstantial, an
: it may be that George is innocent. He ws
= married but few weeks since to lady
Albert Lea, who feels deeply the situation
. which she is placed. The wife and paren
e have our heartfelt sympathy We trust tn.
! the year and half confinement will nal
IT George wiser and better man.
n Wah;efield's Chances Inproring.
It [Currie Pioneer
IS Although Gov. Pllisbury has made tho
= oughly competent and satisfactory executiy
d of the State we opine that Mr.. Wakeie
Il will be none the less SO if chosen by the PEI
e pie next fall to preside over them. Fl
is chances for nomination in the coming col
n vention are improving each day.