Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-19
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Eastwood is selling at 81 cord in Sleepy
Eye.
The epozootio is quite prevalent in Man
kato and vicinity.
One death from diphtheria was reported
| in Wabashaw last week.
Mankato hunters report seeing some fox
tracks in the light snow.
Dphtheria is still raging in Cannon Falls,
and the scholars are all down.
Henry Thalmer, of Lanesboro, has desert
ed his wife and two children.
w. F. McFann shipped two car loads of
hogs for Lanesboro last week.
Thanksgiving balls are being extensively
advertised throughout the State.
Gases of diphtheria are reported in the
town of Emerald, Faribault county.
The Mankato police at their ball last week
cleared $135, after paying all expenses.
| The ferryboat at Fort Vincent, Kittson
county, has suspended operations for the
winter.
1t is intended to dedicate the M. E.
church in Warren the last Sabbath in No
vember.
| Rev. DR.. Hobart, of Mankato, who has
been very i'll with pneumonia, is reported to
be recovering.
William Luher, of Otisco, Waseca county,
| is under arrest for attempting to shoot his
mother in. law.
O. G. Lane, of Stowe Prairie, Todd coun-
ty, has just received back pension to the
amount of 81, 400.
In firing an anvil at White Rock, Rem
vile county, an explosion took place, burn
ing three men terribly.
8. Seymour, of Plainview, lost his pocket
book In Wabashaw last week, containing
$7OO In money and notes.
N. P. Nelson and wife, of Lamberton.
have started on trip to England. They in
tend to return next April.
Thomas Flynn has a new house up and
enclosed in the west part of Warren, to be
finished during the winter.
J. Meyers shipped from Wells to Farming
ton last week three Cotswold buck. lambs,
for which he received 1928 apiece.
Alonzo Weatherell, of Wing River, Wa.
| dena county, received, last week, back pen
| sion money to the amount of 1868.
The increased amount of advertising in
most of the local papers of the State 1ndi-
Gates actlveand prosperous business.
| Tramps are making good deal of trouble
IN Duluth. A dangerous gang of them
armed with reVolvers, are hanging about the
city.
There are fifteen prisoners in the county
jail at Rochester, all that that institution
will accommodate. There are two women
among the number.
The village council of Cannon Falls have
revoked the license of N. j. Resemblance for
violating the ordinance prohibiting the sale
of liquor on s 1nday.
| A large number of lumbermen, bound TO,
the woods, went to Brainerd last week, and
made trade lively by la ying in their winters
stock of clothing, etc.
| Many farmers near Byron, Waseca county,
have lost hogs from disease resembling
congestion of the lungs. One farmer lost
hogs of the value of 800.
Rev. Mr.. Copp of Rochester has accepted
call for the Methodist churches of Grand
| Meadow, Dexter and Taopi, and takes up
his residence at Grand Meadow.
N. Burrill, of Belgrade, had his house
burned the other day. Most of the furni-
| ture was saved. This is the second time Mr..
| Burrill has been burned out this year.
Traverse Center is the name of the new
tlako river in Traverse county, about twenty
four miles north of Browns Valley, in the
| same county.
A short time since eighteen sacks of grain
were found near Rock Dell, Olmsted county.
Mr.. Ellies, of Byron, Waseca county, had
that number stolen, and they are supposed
| to belong to him.
E. Baker, son of s. 81. Baker of Marion,
Olmsted county, is id Jail in Rochester fol-
| selling cattle belonging to his father and
brother and skipping with the proceeds
He was arrested in st. Paul.
The Brainerd Tribune says a draft for
| $4,000 has been received by the adm1nistra.
| tor of the estate of George Johndson, from
| the grand recorder of the A. 0. q. w., TO,
the insurance upon Mr.. Johndson's life, and
to his heirs.
The st. James Journal says: The present
prospect is that large portion of the
threshing to be done in this section will
have to be held over until next spring,
About half has been done thus far. Acres
of corn will remain all winter ungathered.
Very few farmers have completed their
blowing and haying; and altogether, the
outlook is not lovely.
The county superintendent of schools of
| Wabashaw county reports that there are 3l3
| scholars in the county not of school age OF
| non-residents. There are 5,143 scholars en-
titled to apportionment. The humber en-.
| rolled in school each term is SOB. There
are ninety.eight common school districts.
one independent and three special in the
county.