Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-16
MINNESOTA NEWS.

1utT6 were 1OrUy-6lguI DlTUOb HuQ IOIIy-uV6
deaths in Anoka in 1881.
Pinkeye, to a limited extent, has made it's
appearance in Granite Falls
Wyonett, Isanti county, is afflicted with
diptheria of malignant type.
Butter and eggs are getting to be very scarce
in some OF the village markets.
Four children of Mrs. Kaler, of Hector, are
reported to be down with the varioloid.
The diptheria scare in Morris is said to be
over, and the schools are reopened.
The typhoid fever in Duluth is decidedly on
the increase, in the number of cases reported.
In Nicollet county ninety-five marriage
licenses were issued in 1881; IN 1880 ninety
three.
The ice crop is being gathered, but the
thickness is less than half of that of last
year.
Pinkeye prevails among the horses at Cor
dOva, LIE Sueur county. Some valuable horses
have died.
This season nine hundred wagon loads of
wheat have been taken into the market at
Motley.
The Delauo Eagle reports that dogs and
wolves are making sad havoc of sheepfolds in
that vicinity.
The people of Vernon Centre, Blue Earth
county, have arranged for course of four
lcCtuTcS III tlla6 Vuld8cs
A recent fall of snow sufficient to make
good sleighing is noticed in several of the
local papers of the state.
Ex-United State Senator M. s. Wilkinson is
lecturing the present winter IN many OF the
larger towns of the state.
Three of the children of Kotzenberger, of
Springfield, Cottonwood county, are reported
to be down with the smallpox.
Motley has organized an emigration society,
which will use every proper inducement to
cause emigrants to settle there or in that vi
cinity.
Clearwater, Wright county, recently cele-
brated the completion OF a branch line of the
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad to
that place.
On a late evening, while Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Boiler, of Winona, were at church, thief en-
tered their house through window, and stole
$27 in money.
The Redwood Gazette favors the appoint
ment of Alfred Wallen as Judge st, Julien
Cox's successor. Better catch your hare be-
fore you cook it.
A woman in Wadena lately chased dog
down the street, crying stop him, he has swal-
lowed $40 bill. The poor dog was butch
cred and the bill recovered.
A ware house and two stone buildings in
Kandiyohi, belonging to Tom Austin, were de-
stroyed by fire last week. he estimates his
loss at from 81 900 to $1,000.
Joseph Arnold, of Luverne, while at work
in the timber the other day was badly cut in
face by the falling limb of tree. 1t took
nine stitches to close the wound.
The Scandinayians, in Montevideo, have or
ganized society called Nordsternen. The OBJ
ject is intellectual advancement, the exercises
to consist of reading, debates, etc.
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Douglas county, the other day, and the ques-
ton Of granting license to sell liquor, which
resulted in 81 for and Al against license.
The other day between Detroit and Frazee,
seven cars were thrown from the track by
broken rail. Six were fiat cars loaded with
stone; the seventh was loaded with coal.
Ortonville Herald: A mirage to the west
of Ortonville was visible on Tuesday morn
ing which brought Milbank in aplain view
and showed a nsving train on the track.
The other day Isaac Bonderer shot himself
in the head and put an end to his existence
while walking on the street in Carver. He
was destitute of money, and had been drink
ing; 80
says: "The lake still remains clear of ice,
and supplies for some of the North Shore lum-
Der camps are being sent down in small
boats"
The Catholics of Belgrade, Nicollet county,
will build a new church ediice next summer.
In three days time the members of the church
subscribed $2,100 towards the building Di-
mansions 75x32.
The house OF Samuel Foster, of Preston,
was destroyed by fire on recent Sunday.
The contents were mostly saved. The gener-
GUS citizens made up purse of $500 for the
unfortunate man
Rev. Mr.. Nuns, of Holden, Goodhue coun-
ty, has got into muss with his wife. She
has Withdrawn from the church, gone to Min
neapolis and will sue for a divorce. Is that
what is meant by 'the holy warfare?"
Lewis Mebert, of Sumter, Mcleod county,
lost his house, store and barn by fire the other
night. Loss $1,000; go insurance. Mr.. Me-
bert was doing good business, but by this
calamity is left now destitute and in debt.
The Hastings Union announces new man.
agement. It is now published by Hon. c. P.
Adams, state senator, and Adams & Son edi-
tors. j. T. Duffy retires. We trust Mr.. Duffy
will not abandon journalism in Minnesota.
Arthur Warner, postmaster at Duluth, has
resigned. His successor is not yet appointed.
It is not true as in Jefferson's time, "few die
and none resign" There is nowadays oc.
casional though rare instances of resignation
Red Wing Advance: The citizens of Red
w lug OWC 0o.' dul u uCUb vi COIUidlS utdTtlelG
thanks for the high honors so gfandly lavished
upon their honorable fellow citizen, Hon. L.
F. Hubbard, and they will not forget to pay
the debt.
Two wheat thieves, young men, have been
arraigned before the city justice in Rochester.
They stole thirty one bushels of wheat from
the granery of John K. Little, of Salem, Ohm
stead county, last week. They were COM
mitted to jail.
The wife of August Anderson, of LIE Sueur
county, died not long ago from the effects of
kicks received from her drunken husband. A
brother of the husband went to LIE Sueur for
a coffin, got drunk and lost part OF the coffin
on his way home.
The Hutchinson Leader, of Mcleod county,
being the lowest bidder for the public printing
bore away the prize, and is the "official" or
gan of the county. It is understood that the
Leader does the work for what is tantamount
to nothing. and finds itself.
Monticello Wright county, Times, Jan. 10:
At Maple Lake a few days since Mrs. Elsen
peter, aged 50, gave birth to fine healthy
male child. The father, Mr.. Christopher
doing well. This glorious Minnesota climate.
Ed. Healy, a young man residing in Hudson,
making his first trip as a brakeman on
freight train, recently came to a ter
rible death between Wykoff and Pennington.
He was thrown into the track by break of
couplings and crushed and nIangled most fear
fully.
A drunken varlet by the name of Valet came
near being cremated the other night in cell
of the jail in Litchfield. In his maudlin condi-