Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-25
MINNESOTA NEWS.
In Anoka several bad cases of diphthe


winter.
The Princeton Union has just entered
upon its seventh volume; bright and Wig
orous paper.
Between twenty-five and thirty cases of
smallpox are reported in Standfield,
Isanti county.
Schools are generally being suspended
for the holidays. Santa Claus is making
great commotion in every community.
Red Wing is great pork center. The
4dcance says that city sis fairly alive with
dead hogs" That is sort of ''living
DEATH"
Princeton Union: There is United
States senator to elect this winter, and the
federal, pap-suckers are abroad in the land
sounding members-elect to the legisla-
ture. o5 -NxA 49, ~
An eight-year-old boy in Anoka was run
over by farmers sled the other day, and
had Leg broken and badly crushed. He
was trying to jump on the sleigh and steal
ride.
The other day one firm in Chatfeld paid
$500 for hogs. A pretty good day for
toys surrey. The Chatfeld packers and
shippers has already paid So, 900 for pork
| this month.
Glencoe Enterprise: Hon. s. G. Ander-
| son returned from a trip to the Devils
lake country last Friday. He is very en-
| thusiastic about that section, and says it is
bound to win.
Some mlschievous scamp, or scamps,
broke into the Catholic church in Duluth,
| and rang the bell at the dead hour of
night to the great surprise and consterna-
ton of the people.
Mankato Public Spirit: A branch road
from this city or Lake Crystal is one of the
probabilities of the new management Of
the Omaha railroad by the Northwestern
| company in the spring.
Ortonville Herald: A tramper named
Matt Unppid was showed into Morris last
Friday badly concealed. He was navigat-
ing from Graceville and was refused roost
at two different ranches.
Taylors Falls Journal: ''There are
about fifty bachelors, widowers and
WILLOWS in this place, about evenly divided
As regards sex, all property holders, and
well off. Why not mate?
The Winona Republican says: s'Miss
Alice Boyden, formerly assistant teacher
il the kindergarten at the normal school
IL this city, has opened a kindergarten in
st. Paul. She possesses the tact and
ability for an excellent teacher
A lad in Ward, Todd county aged sixteen
years, got drunk on whisky, and was near
ly frozen to death on late wintry night.
He was found benumbed and insensible,
curled up in the snow, and was saved. The
liquor seller was fined $25 and costs.
st. Peter Tribune: There we're only six
crazy people brought here last Saturday.
At the rate people have been going crazy
for the past six months in this state it will
require another building as large as the
one in this city to accommodate them in
five years.
! The Hastings Gazette says: "a machine
agent, whose name is withheld at present
was robbed of some $500, it is said, while
coming in the cars from Iowa to Minneap.
oils, few days ago." Why withhold his
name5 Is he ashamed of being robbed, O,
the manner of it?
Redwood Falls Gazette: Last month was
the warmest November in Minnesota since
1873, and with that exception the warmest
since 1870. 1t was more than four degrees
warmer than in November of last year
and two degrees above the average OF
November for eighteen years.
A suit for SANDER was tried in TIE dis
trict court at Red Wing last Thursday
Tho plaintiff was Louis Starr, of this place
and the defendant John Dorm. of Mime
ola township. After hearing, the jury
returned verdict in favor of the plaintiff
and fine of $25 and costs was imposed
on defendant.
! nWafOnno
\ teen ma ority against railroad bonds Til,
vote stood thirty three to forty eight. On,
hundred and twenty-four thousand fv,
hundred dollars have already been voted t.
the road. This leaves deficiency of S65,
$50. st. Cloud and Mankato are expected
To make this up in large measure.
Owatonna Press, Dec. %: On Wednes
day of last week Mr.. j. E. Buxton return
ed from his annual deer hunting trip il
Benton county. Mimi, being absent abou
one month. He in company with two othe
persons succeeded in killing thirteen dee
which is regarded as very successful hun
considering the scarcity of game this sea
son.
docs protection protect?" A fellow
went into Pipestone City the other day will
load of fresh fish which he was sellin.
rapidly. The local fishmongers com
planned to the authorities that he was sell
ing without license. On being required
to take out license, or stop selling, h
moved off, The local fshmongers were pro
tected.
Owatenna Journal: Hiram, son of Lev
Bailey, of Somerset, recently had his arm
amputated by DIR. Twiford of Geneva, as
sisted by DIR. Aukes of this city. Severa
years ago this young mans arm wa.
crushed in threshIng machine. Tn,
wound never thoroughly healed and it be
came necessary at last to amputate it. Th,
limb was taken off between the wrist anl
elbow joint.
Pipestone City Star: Most of our people
were not aware that twenty mine desperate
convicts passed through here on the train
one night last week. They were securely
handcuffed. however, and in charge of sew.
eral sheriffs and deputies, and were on
their way to the Dakota penetentiary al
Sioux Falls, They were brought from De.
troit, Michigan, where they have been con.
fined heretofore. We understand that
about ninety more of these fellows will
pass through here in few days.
Albert Lea Enterprise, Dec 81: About
two o'clock on Friday morning last fire
aas discovered under great Roadway in the