Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-11
ing injured. He will recover, and it il hoped
that he may escape the amputation of his right

ing injured. He will recover, and it is hoped
mat ne may escape the amputation of his right
-. NJ. zebley, of Moorhead, in dispute
w1tn adisreputable loafer named John Hutch
lnson, was shot by the latter. He fred two
pistol shots, one of which struck Zebley in the
throat, passed through the windpipe, and
iodged IN the back part of the neck. The
desperate was arrested. It is thought the
wounded man may survive.
Fergus Falls Journal: One day last week. az
mr: Hacker, of Deer Greek, was picking I'M a
rali with one hand, while he rested the breach
OF ms loaded shot gun on the ground with the
oener, tne rail came against the hammer Of the
gun e with sufficient force to discharge the gun,
.he ioad OF hne shot penetrating his shoulder,
1nnlctlDg serious il not fatal wound.
The st. Cloud Times: The other day Michael
y zoos, Sof st. Augusta, Stearns county, drove a
morse over manure pile in which pitch.fork
was SUCKING. The animal stepped upon the
i lolk, Threw it up, and the tines entered it's
oooy, tearing the flesh and causing the entrails
20 20 protrude. Attempts were made to sew up
horse died. '--' wy
Fergus Falls. Advocate, Aug. s: Chicken
hunting is being carried on with scarcely anv
conceaiment. Last Sunday, with six churches
N Iuil blast, the sinners on the war path
against the unhedged birds outnumbered the
saints two to one. We are informed there was
strong suspicion that preacher and two elders
VINO We're ostensibly going to Western, were
out on the same Grand.
hecently man in Belle Creek. Goodhne
county, was driving a reaper, and had his little
glrl on with him, giving her ride. The horses
were oubled by flies and became unmauape-
aD!e, and, in order to control them, he threw
Oh .ne cnlld, out of harms way, and in doing
SO iost his balance, was thrown in front of the
SICKLE ana had an arm cut completely off, be.
SIDES being badly cut in other places.
Alexandria douglas county, News: The other
evening, during the heavy thunder storm. the
iigntn1ng entered an open window in the resi-
uence or W. Il. McKillips, in Lake Mary. the
s So knocking Mrs. M. insensible. Mr.,
Mcniinps was just stepping in at the door, and
cangnt MS wife as she was falling. A little
cold water soOM revived her, and she has almost
recovered from from the shock. No damage
was done to the building or furniture.
John Roller, a former resident of the lower
Portlon OF Nicollet couaty, nearly opposite LIE
Sueur, has been out of luck with women. 1T
VIII De recollected that his first wife ran awav
with another man, about year ago. while IRE.
lending to visit st. Paul to pay for merchandise,
IN about two months thereafter John went 10
ILLINOIS, ana married q second time: but when
tney reached st. Paul the new wife struck some
othor affinity" and John suddenly found him.
SELF grass-widower for the second time.
Len Stately, of Lake City, returned from
NODES county last week, where his crc ps were
ueVoured by the grasshoppers. He saws the
Sharks" gobbled what little personal property
the hoppers couldn't get away with He Is
down on frontier life Just now