Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-24

ferry boats that were swept down stream
by the ice last week are being moored
along the river bank in order to admit of
the bringing up to the warehouse several
barges belonging to the Alsop company
which contain about 1000 bushels of
wheat. After being unladen, the barges
Will be moored for the winter.
Perham Journal: Winter at last. After
the magnificent weather of last week. it
was worse than surprise to arise on Sat-
urday and see heavy 8 low flakes falling,
and the ground whitening fast. ALI day
Saturday and Sunday, and again Tuesday,
has been more or less steady snow, and we
can safely set it down that winter has come
to stay.
Sleepy Eye Herald: Tuesday was an
other big hog day, several car loads being
brought in for shipment. Another lot was
brought IN on Thursday, making a total
Shipment for the week of five car loads.
Farmers are rapidly abandoning the old
system OF farming in this locality and di-
verslfylng the raising of wheat with stock
raising and dairying.
Wlnona Republican: 4 party of Winnie
bago and Sioux Indians some of them de-
scendants OF old Chief Wabashaw-are en-
camped on Mr.. Andrew Hamilton's farm
over IN Wisconsin. DR.. L. H. Bunnell.who
Is managing the farm, says he has some
fifteen Of them employed in husking corn.
Ihey receive cents basket, and the men
earn on an average 81 day at the bust
ness.
A beautiful and hopeful set of boys they
have IN Brainerd. The Brainerd Dispatch
OF Nov. 10 says: On Tuesday afternoon
While Mr.. VIM. Schwartz was driving on
the north side of the track, some young
rascal threw SNOWFALL striking him in
the mouth, and knocking out tooth. The
bisod sprrted out of his mouth in A.per-
feet stream, and for a few moments flowed
profusely. This dangerous practice should
be stopped. and any urchins discovered
throwing snowbalis at passers by, should
De promptly arrested.
Faribault Republican: Statements are
gong the rounds OF the press to the effect
that County Attorney Keyes,of this county,
intends to secure requisition upon the
governor of Missouri, to bring Frank
James to Faribault to answer for the muir
der of Cashier Haywood. We have inforlna-
ton that the county attorney is endeavcr-
ing to secure evidence that will Justify
such action, and in case of success a reuui-
sition will undoubtedly be asked, but un-
less such evidence is secured no steps in
that direction will be taken.
Sleepy Eye Herald: The creamery is
still IN operation and is paying twenty
cents per inch for cream. It is said that
some Of the farmers are making more
money now il selling cream than they
were during the summer. Many of them
are feeding the soft corn damaged by the
early frost and find that bushel of it will
produce in cream three times the amount
which it would bring By selling it in the
market The corn would bring no more
than about half price and it would not
keep over winter; hence they find that it
pays well to feed it in this manner.
Rochester Record and Union: Last
Monday while Peter Cowles of Kalmar.
was hauling sand, he slipped and fell un-
der the wagon, the wheel passing over him
from his side across his breast, crushing
him in shocking manner. The ribs on
one side are broken loose from the back.
and his lungs are seriously injured and he
is IN a critical condition. It will be sew
eral days before the doctor can tell
whether his injuries will prove fatal or
tend him, and says Cowles is doing as
well as man could expect to who had
couple of tons of sand pass over him on
a wagon.
Mankato Review, Nov. 81: Two inter
esting children of--Rev. levi Gleason, for
merly of Mankato III. E. circuit, were
drowned in the Des Moines river at Win
dom on Thursday last. The eldest, Willie,
lad OF twelve years, was skating on the
thin ice, which broke with him. and his
little sister, Jessie, about eight years old,
evidently thinking she could save him, ran
to house near by and gave the alarm and
then back to the river, and ran in after
her brother. The bodies were found after
lying in the water about an hour, and all
efforts to revivethem to life failed. The
family lived here last year, and both chill
dren attended Pleasant Grove school.
They were bright and interesting, great
favorite5 with teachers and pupils, who
share with the parents the sorrow of this
affection.