Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-01
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Glyndon, Clay county, has voted In
favor of license.
Eight tramps were put in Jail in st. Pc.
ter the other night.
Three new towns have recently been or
gained in Otter Tail county.
And now the black crow has come to
assert that spring is here 10 stay.
A saloon was burglarzed In Duluth the
other night to the extent of SIG.
A hard coal famine is producing no
little inconvenience at Crookston.
The late snow enabled lumbermen to
put in good work, and large amount
Of it,
At the "Northery" hotel in St. Vim.
cent 300 guests were fed in one day re-
Gently.
President Strong of Carleton college,
Mortified, is absent on journey east in
the interest of the college.
Rev. e. s. Peake, pastor of the Epls-
copal church in Detroit, Becker county,
has accepted call to Valley City.
A part of the townships of Perham,
Otter Tail county, has been set off and
new town organized called Scuba"
Says Winona paper: Twenty-one car
loads of emigrants' movables went west
on the Winona & st. Peter railroad on
the night of March %.
A burglar was detected prowling about
house in Duluth the other night by the
watchful manifestations Of q dog. It Is
not well to assume that all CANNES are
useless.
The town-site of St. Vincent, Kittson
county, has been sold to a company Of
Winnipeg capitalists. The sale includes
all lots not heretofore sold. Considera-
ton $50, 900 cash.
Oren Morris of the Carleton College
graduating class of last year, died recent
ly at his home in Blue Earth county. He
took the second prize at the int r-state
Oratorical contest last spring.
Fergus Falls Merchants Bank has re.
ceiv ed its certificate of authority from
Washington to open National bank
under the name of 'tThe Fergus Falls
National Bank" Capital $4,000.
st. Vincent Herald: Every side track
between st. Paul and st. Vincent is
packed full of cars. Trains waited for
hours on the main track this week until
the track could be cleared of cars, so that
they could get to the station.
Fargo argus: Gov. Austin, at present
the register of the land Office at Fargo, is
supposed to be on the congressional war
| path, and he who calculates the fight will
go on without him, has read the book of
human nature to but little purpose.
John Alexander, of Mortified, aged
| Is, one of the revolver handling fools,
while handling % calibre revolver the
other day, discharged the contents into
one of his hands aud shattered it badly.
DR.. Coon, prohed for the ball but could not
| find it.
Tory Restrard, young Scandinavian,
at work on the Little Falls 6 Dakots
railroad, had leg broken by a blast the
other day. 1t was serious fracture, but
it is thought the leg may be saved. The
railroad company has beee applied to for
pecuniary aid to take care of him, as he
is destitute and has no friends nearer
than the old country.
Taylors Falls Journal: An eccentric
individual called Gay, who has usually
made his home with the Lumsdens, near
this place, is reported to be missing. He
left the lumber camp on Straight river
where he had been to work, and his
whereabouts have not been known since
that time, when it was thought he was
insane. His property is said to be worth
$40, 900 and he has relatives in England.
New Ulm Reoieao: An interesting d.
vorce case was heard last Saturday before
b. F. Weber, Esq, referee. The action
was brought by Ann Brix against Joseph
Brix, both of Nicollet county. Joseph A.
Eckstein, Esq, appeared as attorney for
ne plaintiff. The wom1n above named
came from Germany last October, and
found her husband who had deserted her
four years ago living mere comfortably
with another woman and having a
family.