Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-19

self, an engine came upon him, the pilot
pushing him along about one hundred feet
before the train could be stopped. He lived
about four hours after the accident. The
deceased was in good circumstances, and
leaves large family.
In kFreedom,- Waseca county, few days
since, a brute by the name of Milt Roby at
tackled his wife's sister, Miss Mary Delay,
aged II years, because she refused to wipe
the blood off his face, proceeding from a
slight cut with razor while shaving. He
dragged her out into the yard through mud
and snow, tearing her clothing from her
body, beating, pounding and kicking her
In most brutal manner. A physician was
not summoned until after two days to minis-
ter to herr sufferings, and he regards her in
o dangerous condition and recovery doubt
full. At last dates the inhuman monster had
| not been arrested.
Willmar, Kandiyohi county, Republican
| Gazette, Jan. 10th: We we're informed last
| evening that Mr.. Albert Sperry's building
ON his farm in the town of Harrison, which
was occupied by Mr.. Sperry as a residence
and store, was burned to the ground at about
| o'clock yesterday morning. There was q
| full stock of goods in the building at the
time, which was entirely consumed, together
with all household goods. 1t is not known
how the fire originated. Mr.. Sperry was at
New London at the time. 1t is reported
that the loss is very heavy, and that none
of the property was insured. Mr.. Sperry is
| one of the Oldest and most esteemed citizens
of our county and his loss will awaken much
| sympathy on every hand.
Alexandria Douglas county, Neaos, Jan.
Is: Well broke dogs are numerous in Alex
andria. But few have as much common
sense as the one belonging to the Garfield
boys. Beyond guarding with an ever watch
full eye the younger members of the family,
this dogs usefulness had never been recog-
nized until last week. At which time he
tried by barking and running to the lake to
attract some one to that place. Failing in
this, he seized hold of one of the boys coats
and pulled him in the lakes direction. At
tracted by these unusual actions Theodore
Garfield and Woodruff Hicks went to the
lake. They there found COW swimming
around in an open place endeavoring to re-
gain the ice. They quickly procured a rope
and with assistance of man passing by, the
COW was saved.
| st. Peter Tribune: For some six or seven
weeks past boy named Seewald, son Of
John Seewald, of Lake Prairie, has beer
quite sick, suffering from Inflammation Of
the bowels, and WAS unable to obtain perma.
nent relief. He was very thirsty, and il
seemed impossible at times to Guench his
thirst for water. He continued to waste
away until on the 9th inst. he vomited up 6
small live animal very much resembling
caterpillar, of dull yellowish color
about three quarters of an inch long. Thii
relieved him somewhat temporarily, but the
same night he vomited up two more of the
caterpillars. He now feels great relief
but is very much reduced in flesh anG
strength. It is hoped that he is now rid Of
the last Of his tormenters, and will rapidly
recover. We are informed that an ANNA
like these which he has been relieved O.
abounds in the sloughs, and that the DO,
must have drank them in some four month:
ago. 1t is warning to avoid drinking
| slough water.