The Worthington advance., 1880-09-23
NlNNEs0rA NEWS.

N1NNEsorA NEWS.
Mobiles county fair October 9th, 7th and
rbe potato crop 10 moat out this yes,. asvs
| the Anoka Union.
Peter naodrr.topp had sixteen sbsep killed
BY liehtning last week.
Many cases Of typhoid fever ars reported
from various points in the State.
Hon. n. g. wilkinson, of Wells. IL recover
Ing from aeveso attack of biilious fever.
TOE residence of Mn. Msre.ret Smith Of
Ss. Cloud, Was destzoyed by 6rs ono night last
week.
The saloou of g. Nelson. Of Alden, Preeborn
county. was robbed by burglars OF 90 IT,
Gently.
Local papers continue to warn the people
against proving ''cloth peddle.s' who infest
the countfy.
John Walters. Of Benton, Carver county, had
'4g broken the other day BY being thrown
from wagon.
Miss Frank Smith. Of Howard Lake, Va.
thrown from her horse the other day and sc.
vesely bruised.
The dwelling house of John Reardon, of New
Olm, ~ destroyed BY 6re tho other day With
most OF its oontoass.
o!s In the lember gard at Anoka occurred
the othes day whis6 destloyed 10000 feet Of
ssobse: Loss. '~1,soo. .~-
nr. Hasleton il establishing q creamery in
Albert Lea. ae expeots 70 receive the cream
from 100 COWS at the start.
Tho Corn crop Of Mcleod county il reported
to be excellent this season, and il il 90 ms
tured a. to be out Of tho way of fro.ts.
The wheel of steam thresher, in Howard
Lake township. passed over the foot Of David
Mcdonnell the other day, crushing it badly.
The house of Mr. McIntire, in the village Of
zumbrota was struck BY lightning in late
thunder storm and oonsidersDly damaged. No
ono hurt.
Tho residenoe of Fred Telling of LIE sueur
was destroyed by fro on . reoent night, with
most OF ita contents-cause of the FIRE un-
known.
Many cases of typhoid fever are reported in
naut character. Several deaths have already
occurred.
Vaughn CLARK, aged eleven Year,, son of D.
=. Clark, of Anoka, was handling Q revolver
tho other day, and sent the ball through the
palm of one OF his hands.
A l2year-old daughter of August stolby,
OF Nloollet. Nicollet county, recently got one
OF nef hands 10 injured in . corn eheller ~
70 make necessary tho amputation of her fin.
2ers.
The other night four wheat stacks on the
farm of Aoses lnsersoll, of Hudson, Douglas
county, was deetroyed by an lncendiary fire.
The quantity of wheat destroyed was about 400
bushels.
!: 9. Gallagher bad his left. hand and arm
psd!y jsmuaed sod torn the other day by the
ON John Maher's farm. He repaired TO Winena
for medical attendance.
The Record and Union says 4 son of Georae
Little. OF Rochester, fell from the hay loft in
his fathers barn. few days aRo and was
badly l.1ured. He was insensible when picked
up and remained in that condition for two
hours. 1t il thought be viii recover.
Ssuk Rapids Sentinel. Sept II: On Sunday
mr.: Wm. Sparrow shot bear at Mayhew Lake
which weighed when dressed 500 pounds. Mr..
Sparrow fired five ahots into the snimal before
he was killed. The carcass wss brought to
town yesterday and shipped to St. Paul.
Two men of Cleveland, Le eueur county,
got into fs BIT last week. One of them
picked ur shot gun to shoot the other. aud
while he was taking aim the other man pulled
| . revolver and fred. The ball burned the shot
gun man's hand and passed close to his head.
No ono hurt.
Delano Eagle. September 10th: Mr.. iona.
| Johnson found In fresh egg she vas breaking
| to to cook last Friday = thing in shape and form
like . snake. about four inches in lenth. the
head being of large size a. compared with the
other parts. When shown at this Office next
morning Il still showed faint sieus of life.
The other day. at Rushford, Filllnore county,
while knute U. Borlsuge, . young man aged
driving horses. something attracted bis stten-
| tion. and turning around he lost his balance
! and sseppod ON the cog wheels of 1.-The power,
l.ceratinx one of his feet in terrible manner.
Mrs. Peter Korp, of FArihault. who was 90
| badly burned . abort time since, died ON
1 . HAA> ~eo o>.
beEed that during an alteration Of mind sne
| went into tho house, saturated her clothing
! with kerosene and set it on fro Before che
| wss discovered shs wes 20 badly burned that
death ensued - stated above, after two weeks
| of intense suffering.
Albert Le. STANDARD, Sept. le, @. O: Sweet,
| who was Injured BY . train on the Southern
Mtnnesota last week, died on Saturday night of
| bis tpjurtes 1t 10 likely that suit will grow
| out of the case, - it 10 claimed that tho euRi-
neer neither rang his bell nor blew his whistle
on apnroachins the Cruising where the accident
this county and was highly respected.
| Fefgus Falls Journal. Sept. I7;-Charles
BuSnham, brakeman ON tho railroad, while
| climbing box car near 0lyndon Tuesday, Was
| taken with . cEsmp and Va thrown from near
| the top Of the oar while the train was going 90
jury received was dislocation Of bio shoulder
joint and being tunhled over and over on the
ground. He was able to be around town next
dav.
The house at St. Francis, Aaoka county,
owned BY Nrs. 1ailer, and occupied by Rev.
u. faller and family. aud BY Mr.. Chase and
family, 49, entirely de'tEoyea BY fro the ct her
| " were absent, Mr. @. and wife were aleepinR
in = chamber, and awoke t. lind the house in
hames ana NO WY of escape but from the
chamber window, by means of tree growing
! near the house.
The Delano Eagle says: Ono night 'lately r.
Brazil, OF Wells, camo up on the night freight
from Litchfeld, he stepped OF the car, tho Ca
boose being ut or partly on tho bridge, and fell
down the embankment some fifteen or twenty
feet, At the end of tho bridge, striking against
| . beam and cutting = severe and painful gash
on his head. It was = dangerous fall, and
Wa not moro hurt.
| st. Clair Journal Press, Sept. l6: On Mon
day Mr.. Henry Edelbroek and family, COM
prising eleven nembers, with twelve other
persons, arrived in this city direct from West
phalia, Prussis, and al will locate in this Vi
and some Of them are In good circumstances.
2r. Edelbrock II . brother of our well-known
and enterprising merchant, Ar. Jos. Edelbrock.
Some Of tho party are farmers aud some are
mechanics. They represent the times ~ being
very hard in Prussia.
| Wepesn1W aeTdM, oept. 10: O0 1nursoey,
- . farmer named Jacob Ulrich, living near
Fountain City. was 1t work In bis corn field.
his hired man came up and entered into con-
veesation. While they were talking Ulrich
suddenly fell to the ground, and his compan-
ion, stopping forward, found that his heart
had ceased to beat. The deceased was 4 mar
children. Last spring be and his wife bad
sepszased, each taking two children, and aasp-
plication for divorce II now before tho courts in
Wisconsin.
| LAwrencs Kelley's turkey, at Adams, Mower