Daily globe., 1882-09-18
MINNESOTA NEWS.

The Mobiles co1aty fair will open Sept.
i27th.
A new Catholic school house is being
erected at PerhaIn, Otter Tail county.
Two heavy hail storms last week did con-
siderable damage to crops in Olmsted
county.
"a recent hail storm at Spring Valley
damaged the tobacco crop of S. Wilson to
the amount of $500.
H A. Haugh and B. W. Wook=tencraft
announce themselves as editors of the Re
public, in Fuldae Murray county,
The residence of E. S. Smith, of Sioux
Falls, was recently destroyed by Ere with
nearly all its contents. Loss $I,00O. No
Insurance.
Owatonna journal: Rev. Mr.. Young,
pastor of the German M. d. church, of
this city. has been compelled to resign on
account of health and throat difficulty and
has taken a supernumary relation. He
will reside at present at st. Paul.
Mr.. Misser, of Pleasant Valley, Mower
county, aged rs years recently committed
suicide by plunging into well 60 feet
in which were % feet of water. He had
been swindled by an agent for feed MILL
and it SO preyed on his mind, that it crazed
him, and drove him to suicide.
Jordon Adrocate, Sept. 15: Last Sunday
the house of Michael Giles, near st. Joseph's
church, was burglarized during the absence
of the family, and $40 in money and
watch and chain were stolen. Mr., Gies
had his suspicion of a certain person. and
procured a warrant to search his premises,
but failed to find any of the missing
property.
Dennis McCarty, of Tara, Traverse
county, farmer, aged % years, was acci-
IDENTIFY shot by his own gun, which was dis
charged while he was sitting in a wagon.
He lived but few hours and leaves wife
and three little children. When shot he
exclaimed: "My God, what is to become
of my wife and children" and fell. These
were the last words he ever spoke. He was
a good citizen and highly respected.
Browns Valley Reporter: There are
probably very few churches in the state
outside of the larger cities that can COM
pare with the interior finish of the First
Baptist church of Browns Valley. The
painting and frescoing was done by the
best artists in ST. Paul, in the employ of
OOCh ~ odlin, tiiO lCiOiHS pdlutluS uT1u OI
that city. The Baptist society of this city
can justly feel proud of their edifce for
worship.
Jordan Advocate, Sept Is: On Sunday
last, while Mat. Pint and family were driv-
ing along the road near the brewery at
Belle Plaine, the wagon was suddenly over
turned in passing over broken sluice-
way, and the occupants were thrown out.
ALI escaped serious injury except one boy,
whose head came in contact with stone,
breaking large piece out of the skull and
exposing portion of the brain. At latest
accounts the boy was still alive, but there
was no hope of his recovery.
Morris Tribune: Last Sunday evening,
while Thomas Utter, son of A. M. Utter,
county superintendent of schools in Swift
county, was standing at the top of the
flight of stairs at the granary upon the
Busch farm. he was accidentally shot, the
charge taking effect in the left side of his
face. The gun was in the hands of Aaron
Kirkland. Kirkland had been out hunting,
had returned and was about to ascend the
stairs, when the hammer caught upon the
corner of the granary, discharging the
gun with the result above stated. Utter's
face is terribly 1acerated, the shot piercing
his lips, nose, left cheek, and ear. The
sight of his left eye is destroyed. His
wounds we're dressed by DR.. Hulburd, and
he is doing as well as can be expected.