Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-07
MINNESOTA NEWS.


Mrs. A. F. Kingman, of Northfeld, Rio,
county, had q collar bone broken the othel
day by being thrown from carriage.
Christian F. Falk, of Waconia, Carver
county, had 200 bushel wheat stack struch
by lightning last week and consumed. Fully
insured. As
The Southern Minnesota railroad expects
to carry 5000, 900 bushels of the new crop
of wheat out of Minnesota and Dakota
4 Territory.
George Simar, of Blue Earth City, had
his left hand badly wounded whileout hunt
ing the other day, by the accidental dis
charge of his gun.
Prof. Hayden, who died at Eyota, Olm-
sted county, last month, was member Of
the Masonic Relief association and his FAM
lily will receive the sum of $4,000.
| Henry Dresser, of Brainerd, Grow Wing
county, was stricken Dy paralysis last week,
one side of his body bving completely pal
SIZED. His partial recovery is looked for.
The commissioners of Faribault county
are e1 Getting new Jail building at an ex-
pense of $3.50. 1t is three stories high,
end in addition to prison cells is to have
sooms suitable for the various county ofices.
The Browns Valley Reporter gives an ac-
count of the death of A. w. Chadwick, who
came to his death few days since by foul
air in we'll which he descended to make
repairs. He was % years old and practi
cal well digger.
Meeker county Tribune: The past rainy
and foggy days have had bad effect upon
newly built wheat stacks. One farmer In
this neighborhood had to tear down and
place in shocks eight large stacks, on account
of their having taken water and subsequently
heat.
Mr.. Ramsdale, of Waseca, has sunk q we'll
seventy five fset deep on the hill in front of
his brewery, and obtained plentiful sup
ply of pure water. After digging thirty feet
he bored an eighteen-inch hole the remain
der of the distance. He has reached q
depth considerably below the lake level.
Eagle Oleson, living in the northern part
of Blooming Grove, Waseca county, has lost
seven children with diphtheris, and h.s only
remaining child is kept away from home to
prevent its having the same disease. It
local cause to produce such frightful NOR
tality in one family.
Renville Times, Sept 2: Another soaking
rain storm last Monday night. It is safe to
assert that not few farmers in this county
will lose more or less wheat in case the style
of weather for several days past contin ues.
Undoubtedly in some instances, the loss
could not have been avoided, while in
Others, we doubt not "procrastination" will
prove to be the thief that caught the farmers
mapping.
A few nights since lot of drunken young
rowdies in Blue Earth City, Faribault coun-
ty, made night hideous by their noisy, drunk
en- antics, hooting and dancing and usin
obscene language before q number of resi-
dences. When bowling before 81. Ray
mond's house two pistol shots were fred
into the drunken crowd, one of which took
effect in the face of one of the rioters,
knocking out couple of teeth, at which the
young rascals fled.
Hardlng's Nanesboro) Herald. On re-
cent night the wife of Mr.. Patterson, horse
doctor who lives about mile from the viii
lage, got up in the night and left the prem
ises. She had been sick during the first part
of the night, but not seriously. Her hus-
band missed her in the morning. Up to the
present writing, 10 o'clock Friday morning,
nothing has been heard of her, though
parties have been searching the neighboring
woods. 1t is feared that, during fit of tenn
porary insanity, she has drowned herself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heisel, of Rochester,
Olmsted county, have been arrested for
stealing valuable clothing, silverware, etc.,
belonging to Rev. G. Il. Dere and wife. The
property was stolen when Mr.. Dere and wife
were absent on their summer vacation. Ar.
ticles of the stolen property we're found in
the house of Mr.. Heisel. Mrs. 81. con-
fessed the theft, and said her husband knew
nothing about it. He was discharged, but
she was committed to Jail in default of
81 500 bail. They had heretofore borne q