Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-22
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Mr.. NJ. G. Russell has sold the Lake Cit,
Graphic, which he has been running abou
three months, in order, as he tells the pub
TIC, to pay his debts, which he could not d.
without selling out
st. Peter Tribune, Dec. 20: About on,
dozen lunatics were brought here las
Wednesday from st. Paul. AS St. Pau
furnishes more crazy people than any 9th
er town in the state, there should be a hos
pital built there.
The scamp from Deerfeld, John 81
johnson, who recklessly ran his team ovel
a seven-year-old girl on Main street, in
Faribault, on his way home had his team
run away. and his hands badly frozen,
Good enough for him.
Duluth Bee: Five young sports hailing
it is said. from Duluth while on their way
to st. Paul, Friday, thought thew would
smoke in the ladies' car and when expostu.
lated with by the brakeman gave him some
impotence which the latter resented by
pummelling the whole lot of them.
Hastings Union: John Dibble, the boy
spoken OF In former issue of this paper
as having been found in straw stack with
hands and feet frozen, was brought from
the poor farm to this city, last week. On
last Thursday his left foot was amputated
and on Sunday his right foot was taken off
at the instep.
Sleepy Eye Herald: Mr.. G. Robertson,
OF Springfield, created ripple of excite
ment in court last week by dropping to
the floor at the close of a.. spirited speech
to the jury. The hot and oppressive at
mosphere of the room was the cause of his
faint and he was all right as soon as he
was taken out for breath of fresh air.
Faribault Republican: On Friday last
Mike Donohue, young man employed in
the mills of j. ID. Greene & Co., while put
ting some tallow in stuffing box close to
some geared wheels, looked away from his
work and incautiously allowed his hand to
be caught in the machinery. The result
was the mangling of the right hand to
such an extent that it was deemed advis-
able to amputate it at the wrist.
Monticello Times: On Monday morn
ing as Joseph Vadner, of Buffalo, was lead
ing his horse to water, the animal playful
ly kicked his master, inflicting a danger
Gus wound just above the right eye. The
skull was fractured and a piece about two
inches long and three-quarters of an inch
wide was removed by the iron shoe. expos
ing the dura mater and making an ugly
wound. DR.. Cady thinks that as the patient
has very strong constitution he may pull
through.
New Ulm Rerie.c: Jonas Lauden-
schlager was called On Sunday to hold an
inquest over the body of William Buggert,
who was found dead on Sunday about a
half mile from his home in the town of
Sigel. He was first dicovered by John
Kuehn, and he still had life in him at that
time. Mr.. Kuehn went for help and when
he returnen life was extinct. Mr.. Buggert
lived alone, having been separated from
his wife for some four years. He leaves
five children who live with their mother.
He was habitual drunkard and this was
no doubt the cause of his death.
The New Ufm Review: The German Lu-
theran synod of Minnesota has taken pre-
iiminary steps towards building a college
IN this vicinity. The college, if estab-
lished, will be open to all classes and sects
and will therefore be of great local i'm
portance to the favored locality. It will
enable parents no are unable to bear the
expense of educating their children
abroad to give them a good education at
home. The Lutheran congregation of this
city are holding out special inducements
to have the college located here and we
sincerely hope that their efforts will be
successful. The college will propably be
quilt next summer.
Wells Advocate, Dec. 10: News reached
town Thursday last Mr.. Dodd had shot
Dennis O'Day in the head. Later develop
ments proved that this was not 80. As
near as we can get at the facts they are as
follows: Dodd's place and O'Day's are not
far apart, and trouble has been had be-
tween the parties ever since they have been
neighbors. On last Thursday Dodd's cat
tie got into O'Day's corn stalks and he
shut them up. Dodd came after his cattle
with some men. Words passed between
the two men until finally Dodd shot at
ODay but did not hit him. In the fight
which followed, O'Day was SO badly used
up that he is now under the doctors care.
The parties live in Freedom county.