Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-13
MINNESOTA NEWS.

AANNESOIA NEWS
A personal liberty leacue has been
organized in Few Ulim.
The sugar cane crop in Wright coun-
ty, is reported to be very poor this season.
At Ortonville large number of geese
and ducks are being shot by "sportsmen."
Only one man in the Jail at st. Peter,
indicates happy state of social life in
that community.
The Congregational society of New
Ulm have purchased lot on which to
erect church edifice.
The new Lutheran church IN New Ulm
has added third bell to the chime, and q
Seth Thomas town clock has also been
added.
Operations in the woods promise to be
unusually lively next winter, judging from
the note of preparations among the lum-
bermen.
The Carver Free Press says that Major
Strait of Shakopee, took suddenly sick
while on the way to Carver, and was
obliged to return.
The Sentinel says that arrangements
mill at Sank Rapids, with planning AID
shingle making machinery attached.
Saltwater Sun: Gen. Hartmann with his
usual felicity of expression, says that either
leading political party can write its plat
form in four words: Polly wants a
cracker"
The COWS break down the sidewalks in
st. Peter as fast es they can build them.
Put in stronger material for the accom-
mediation of the bovines,- never think of
denying them the freedom OF the city.
The Clenco Enterprise says the Rev.
A. G. Wilson, formerly of the M. E. church
| in Clenco, YVES lately on trial at the year
ly conference at Owatonua for heresy.
After a little wholesome disciplining he
was acquitted and allowed to continue his
work.
It is learnedf rom the st. Peter Tribune
that the other day dead man was found
hanging on the bridge over Spring late.
It proved to be Jas, Dixon OF Lake Wash
ington, LIE Sueur cocnty. The suppo.ition is
that he had fallen asleep on the bridge, and
was crushed by train,
The st. Peter T, ib,t,ae says: Complain :
are made that some of TIE young men of
this city do not behave frst-class when
they attend church on Sunday evenings.
We know nothing about the matter ard
will therefore say nothing on the subject
The II ibuns is 'as brave as sheep
st. Peter Tribune: Rev. G. F. McAfee
preached his fourth anniversary seruac n
last Sunday. He stated that, altborf b
many removals and several deaths had c.
CURED, yet by additions the strength ives
| about the same. The total amount con-
tiibuted for all purposes amounted to rear
ly $1,000.
Sank Rapids Sentinel: The increasing
| ac.iy ity in real estate transactions in this
county, and particularly IN and about Sank
Rapids is one of the encouraging Signs of
tie times, and is an Indication that this
section of the country is not to be without
share in the ''boom" which the mol Invest
is generally enjoying.
Wabashaw Herald: Three hundred and
| seventy-fiv million feet of logs have been
RATED OFT of Beef slough this season. The
works will shut down for the season before
long unless there is a rise sufficient to bring
down a new supply. The boom company
should be able to pay handsome dividends
| at the close of this year.
The Lamberton Commercial says that
Mr.. Walt while digging a cellar, found The
skeleton of a man some three feet from tt 9
surface. The bones showed but little decay.
A mask was found with the remains re.em-
bling a cas-. of plaster of paris. Mr.. N. B.
Langdon, formerly of Chatfeld, was the
| original owner of the farm where it was
found.
Moorhead Daily Enterprise: Talk abor :
geese, Frank Chase and the Smell bcys,who
left Glyndon village Saturday on a hrnt,
returned yesterday (Monday) forenoon to
that place with only thirty-fve gee q al ]
| twenty-five mallard ducks. They seid #
hey had been duck hunting they could
have brought home wagon load.
The Wabashaw Herald of last week had
the following item: Evolves are get
ting very plenty all over this country, and
unless they are exterminated they Will
become great nuisance. From several
calves: etc., being killed by them. They
are not little prairie wolves, but huge tim
Der wolves.
The Mankato Reuiew calls attention to
| the st ,ange state of affairs of the Mime
| sofa wheat markets. While at Brecken-
ridge in the northwest No. 1 wheat is
quoted at 80 cents, at Winona the daily
quotation is only IS cents. Here in
New Ulm. our buyers offer IS cents, while
at Minneapolis No. 1 hard was run as high
Is $40 recently.
The st. Peter Tribune tells about two
little girls by name of Nieman that have
run away from their home near this city
on account of their brutal treatment by
their father, One of the girls is ten years
old and the other fourteen. They say
their father is drunk all the time and abus-
es them. The youngest girl has been given
la home near Ottawa.
The heresy for which the Rev. Mr.Wilson
| was tried before the M. E. conference at
Owatonna was that Of asserting in sermon
that ''there is no personal devil"-thst
imam existed before Adam''-thas s',nan
was developed from the lower animals, -
but Notwithstanding thece luscious and