Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-13
MINNESOTA NEWS

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The foundation stones for the new jail In
Shakopee are being prepared.
There was death from small pOX at Al
bany, Siearns county, last week.
Two insane persons were taken from Otter
Tail county 10 st. Peter last week.
Union revival meetings are being held in
the Presbyterian church In Albert La.
A 14-year old son of I. NJ. Wood, of Anoka,
was fatally kicked by horse the other day.
The CONGREGATIONAL church in Montevideo
is about to build a parsonage for their pastor.
The blue-birds are putting IN numerous
appearance. RODln hed- breast VIII nave his
turn next.
It is rumored that some Eastern parties will
soon establish large wagon mandatory
In Moorhead.
The Winona Tribune, Of March Q, says "the
ferry is now making two trips daily, landing
near the stone honse."
A country editor offers to vaccinate every
delinquent subscriber who will "walk up to
the captains Office and SETTLE"
A Congregational church is being organl-
zed in Ada Norman county. Rev. John A.
Wells has been invited to act as pastor.
: Mrs. b. Torbett living near Winter Green
Hill, Martin county, was severely burned the
other day by her clothes taking fire, but she
will recover.
Joseph Bobieiter, editor Of the New Ulm
Review, has been raised from captain to ma
jor of the Second battalion of the Minnesota
National Guards.
A new industry,a canning factory, to can
the fruits OF the season, tomatoes, cranberries,
ETC., is being planned and organized for
operating in Austin.
Last week the house of John Rahllly, of
High Forest township, Olmsted county, was
destroyed by fire. Rahilly is under arrest for
setting fire TO the building.
Merciful to his beast. A Sand Creek farmer
walked into Shakopee and back the other day,
q distance of II miles, because he did not
want to take his team out in the rain and mud.
The Melrose Record says the business men
OF Albany, Stearns county, have decided to
shut up their houses for few weeks until
small pox in the immediate vicinity is stamped
out.
Men digging sand in the town of Warsaw.
-Goodhue county, came upon nest of snakes,
about forty in number, Of different species.
They were lying in an apparently lfeless con-
ditlon, awaiting thaw.
Foundry and Feed Mill Mandatory, have
contracted to deliver to Mclaughlin, Sheldon
& Co., of Red Wing, at least 1,100 Diamond
Feed Mills by January 1, 1883.
Moorhead Daily Neacs: The Grand Forks
Herald says the little village of Euclid, in
Polk county, has offered bonus of $4,000
and all the land desired for the location at
that point of the Presbyterian college.
The scheme for building large convent
school in Winona, which has been much
agitated, has been abandoned for the present,
because the bishop of the diocese has refused
his consent to the purchase of the requisite
land.
The present publisher of the daily paper in
Moorhead, shows his good taste in dropping
the clumsy, and Overstrained, misapplied, am
bilious term "Argonaut," and substituting
therefor plain and simple "Moorhead Daily
NeuS."
A large black wolf appeared the other day
on Fourth street In the city Of Brainerd. 1t is
not often that city is honored with the visits
of such wild visitors. Doubtless his wolf
ship was nearly famished ard was in search Of
o restaurant. seal
A man who resides near Motley informs the
Long Prairie Argus that the board of emigra-
ton of that place have secured the consent of
the secretary of the interior and will have Sit
ting Bull to help them pick huckleberries
next summer.
tin Ganser, who lives near Carver. He will
establish hennery, and is preparing to erect
the necessary buildings, enclosures, etc. There
is said to be but one hennery in the state, and
that Is at or near Albert. Lea.
During late storm of wind and rain in
Faribualt, the stone Gaping, weighing sew
eral tons, covering the west wing of the cathe-
dral slipped from its place and fell to the
ground. Several children we're ON the spot
where the stone fell but moment before.
Winnebago Ners; We learn Senator Wiki
inson has struck the tide at Its heighth in
Montana He went to Miles City on some
eessful that he has been rendered the attorney
ship OF three of the leading mining compa-
mics In that territory.
Armstrong arrived in ZumbrOta on Wednes.
day with Peter Jonson Stogerborg to answer
to the complaint of Anna Oleson, Of Roscoe,
on the charge of bastardy. The prisoner was
taken before Justice Scofield, where the matter
was satisfactorily settled.
Long Prairie Argus, March 9: Court sud-
denly broke up last Friday evening, and the
Judge FASTENED away to attend his dying
mother In Pittsburg, Pennsy lvania. The bust.
ness Of the session was moi much more than
half com pleted and the court will convene
again on the 2Sth of this month.
There is much excitement in the township of
Hersey, Mobiles county, caused by the suspect
ed murder of Jabez Bridges, aged 20 years.
He disappearedin October, 1880. Macmillan
Bridges, his uncle, is suspected Of having
murdered him. His uncle left the place last
fall, and is reported to have acted strangely.
No remains have yet been found, but search
is being made.
Littlefeld Independent, March Z: Ole Lar
son, of Acton, lost o horse by drowning,
Saturday morning, in Long lake. He was
going across the lake with two teams, when
the team In advance broke through the ice.
One of the horses got out, and by Its and the
mate was dragged from the water. About this
time the other team, which was standing
short distance to the rear, suddenly broke
through, and before they could be rescued one
OF the horses was drowned.
Moorhead Daily Ne,cs, March z: The an
nouncement at 10 o'clock this morning of the
death Of Rev. c. B. Stevens. pastor of the
First Presbyterian church In this place, cast a
gloom over the entire city. Mr.. Stevens has
been the pastor OF this vicinity for over four
years, and twas through his instrumentality
that the Church was built. He was man who
would gain friends wherever his lot was cast;
always interesting himself in the welfare of
his fellow man. His wife, to whom he was
quite recently married, has the sympathy OF
the entire community.
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