Daily globe., 1882-09-26
will reach Northfield October 1st. and be
at the Cannon Falls bridge October Is.

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at the Cannon Falls bridge October Is,
Sauk Center Herald: Charlie. tn,
youngest son of Stanton Cannon. who
lives at Haney's mill, met with a seriou,
accident on Saturday last. He was ridino
on wagon loaded with wheat. and as the
team was going down a hill. the WAGON
struck stone, and he was thrown between
the wheels. The wagon was loaded with
~ bushels OF wheat, and one of the wheels
passed over his body near the lungs
Hastings Union: The accident which
happened at the fair grounds last Saturday
to Miss Lena Leuf, Will undoubtedly put a
stop to ladies racing In this city; and well
1t may, for it nearly resulted in the death
OF the young lady mentioned above She
fell over backwards, striking upon her head
and shoulders, the horse striking her in the
forehead with one foot and inf1icting quite
| serious wound. She also seriously in
jured her left wrist.
Duluth Dditg Bee: The pastor of the
Presbyterian church last Sunday morning
preached a ringing sermon on the needs of
the Sunday school, and gave everybody an
overhauling on the current apathy respect
ing this great preparatory branch of
church work. Mr. Minton mildly alluded
to the fact that the Sunday school had Just
purchased library, which the congrega-
tion ought to pay for. A collection was
taken up, resulting in the contribution of
$1O7.
The Glencoe Enterprise gives detailed
account of the kidnapping of little boy
six years old. Jim Brundage, worthless
character, has deserted his wife and child.
Ed. aJones. brother of the wife. gave her
and her. child a home, and sent the little
boy to school The other day Brundage
stole the boy at the shool and took the
train to Minneapolis. Jones pursued the
rascal, but did not recover the child. The
affair created no little excitement in Glen
cOe.
Shakopee Argus, Sept 81: A sad acci-
dent happened at Marystown Tuesday
morning, resulting in the death of Bernard |
Buerstgen, a prominent German farmer of |
Marystown. While hauling brick for the
new Catholic church at that place. the |
wagon ran against post, throwing him
out, and between the horses, which, taking
fright, ran away, drawing the heavy load !
over Buerstgens abdomen. Internal in
juries were caused which resulted in Mr..
Buerstgen's death in short time.
Rush City Post: Last week the dwell
ing house of Daniel Mcleod, half a mile
south of town. was entered by burglars.
Two days previous Mr.. Mcleod sold his
team for S300cash,and was known to have
had the money in the house, but the day
before the burglary he had paid the money
all away for a new team, and the robbers.
after ransacking the house, left without
any booty. Mrs. Mcleod was alone at
home and was quite i'll, and on hearing the
noise tainted, recovering only after they
had fed.
Rochester Record and Union, Sept. %:
Last Tuesday was a burning hot day, one
f the hottest of the year. About 4 o'clock
.he sky became overcast with clouds and a
heavy rain set in, followed by hail, and for
1 few moments it was very lively and
successful hail storm. Stones fell in this
,ity that were as large as small hens eggs.
fortunately. the hail came almost straight
lown, and no damage resulted to window
ylass, except at the residence of Mr.. Fur
ow, where few panes were broken. West
If the city the storm was still more severe.
Ole Shei, living in Riceland, Freeborn
county. was found dead in the cellar of
is shanty the other day. He had been
lead, it was thought, ten days, as the body
vas in an advanced stage of decomposi-
ion. H. was an inveterate miser. In a
OF of hay which he had piled up in COR
Ter of his hut was found $1,05O in gold,
n four bags, $500 in green-
Jacks in his pocket book, and
ONE $4,000 in notes. He leaves farm
# 200 acres, horses and other stock. a
pan of horses in his stable were found
learly starved to death. He leaves one
on.