Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-16
- NORTHFIELD.

NoRTHFIELD, Feb. 15.-The fourth Issue of
the Carletonia, constructed by the Carleton
students, this term, appeared in its usual neat,
pamphlet form to-day.
The old settlers banquet will be held In the
Congregational church tomorrow. The
Mortified band will furnish music for the oc-
casion.
Monday morning Mr.. A. Dodge was out in
his woodshed knocking around and splitting
little wood, when suddenly he went into the
house and remarked that he could not use his
arm. From that moment he grew worse until
he became insensble with paralysis, it taking
hold of the mans body In general in short
time. The doctors are fearful of the case.
His locks were gray from mature age and
he showed signs of hard work and of farm
er; but poor whisky got the better of him,
so it made no difference and he was run in by
Officer Truax last night, and released IN the
morn on the small fine of $3.50.
Preparations are being made for the erection
of a 81 500 school house at Stanton.
Yesterday Mr.. Alex Murphy; residing In the
town of Stanton, had two children buried,
their death being caused by measles. The
third is not expected to live and the father Is
in good way to follow his two children.
Last Sunday morning sweed or Norwe-
gian; known as "Blind Tom," was found
dead in his bed. He had been pretty full the
night yefore, and his death is attributed to
liquor-alcohol.
Last Sunday Mr.. c. H. Emmons, cole ge
student, died of dphtheria after an illness OF
several days. His remains were shipped TO
Ramsey, Mimi, for interment.
Lake city Agitated Deer the Arrest and
ConvictiOn of Seely Post, a son of q. ID.
Pest. for Stealing a Vaguable Robs.
To the Editor of the Globe.
LAKE CITY, Feb. 14-This pious COM
munity was startled yesterday at the ar
rest Of one of the young bloods
10 this city, Seely Post, SON
of G.. D. Post, for stealing
valuable robe from one of our
prominent citizens, Mr.. Sanbuy, while at
tending the Presbyterian church, Mr.
Post being son of one of the wheat ring
leaders at this place. 1t was really laugh
able to see him in company with our
worthy marshal marching to his honor,
Justice Mcbride, who simply fined him
ten dollars ana costs and returned the
stolen property. Just think of it,
young man dressed up in his
fineries parading the streets and
visiting the saloons pilfering the
property of a christian gentleman while
engaged IN his devotion to Almighty
God, fined the enormous sum of sl6.
If this were the son of a farmer, or a
merchant, he would be sent to Saltwater
for six months. Is it any wonder we
have robbers, murderers, and wheat
thieves remaining at larger Is there no
law to punish Williams of this typcs How
the thief was detected after coming in
possession of the stolen property was.
that he went to drug store in this citv
and enquired for chemical to efface ink
marks from robes. The keen intellect
OF our druggist was an over-match for a
offering young fop, and thereupon in
formed the owner. A pretty state of so.
clety in a civilized community, when
worthy citizen cannot attend divine wor-
ship without having his property stolen
by such vagabonds. Will the p. p.
wheat ring, who has correspondent
here, publish the above factsg