Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-03
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Rev. f. Jay Cooke, of Warsaw, N. Y, is
expected 10 become rector of All Slnts church
in Northfeld, Rice county.
The Hon. l.. s. Jones, OF Minneapolis, has
been elected vice president of the board OF
trustees OF Carleton college.
The trustees of Carleton college have chosen
DR.. 3. G. HuntchiDs, of Minneapolis, a
member of the trustee board.
Prof. Williston resigned the profcssorship
OF political economy in Carleton college
with view OF resuming railroad work.
The North FIELD Nucs says Joseph Cores, OF
New Irler, lost his life last week by drinking
loo freely of ice water while overheated.
The Montevideo Leader says the bridge over
the gulch near jeff. Goods farm was swept
away by the rush of waters, IA few days since.
Miss A. L. Sherman has been appointed
teacher in the musical department of Carleton
college, to succeed Miss Nichols, resignipg ON
account of Ill health.
A hail storm, five miles wide, recently
passed through Pipestone county, doing a
good deal of damage TO window glass, crops
and some injury to young stock.
During the recent severe storm house in
Nelson, Watonwan county, was removed by
the wind some distance from its foundation.
The family had taken refuge in the cellar ard
escaped injury.
The Long Prairie Argus: Several state
papers have spoken recently about the small,
poX IN Todd county, There has not been a
single case IN Todd county or very near the
line. 1t is in Morrison county and not
Todd.
Saltwater Sun, June 26: Jack Pierce, while
coupling cars in the lower yard Yesterday
morning, had the little finger of the right
hand SO badly crushed that amputation was
necessary, the operation being performed at
the office of Drs. Caine 81 Edgerton.
The Long Prairie Argus says, "the camp
meeting of the Free Methodist church above
town, broke up last Tuesday. During its
session great many attended, and some with
drew from the church. Camp meetings gen
orally result in additions to, instead Of with
drawals from the church.
Hastings Nc,c Era, June 81. John Bate
man, resident of the fourth ward, died very
suddenly last Thursday evening of heart dis.
ease. de had been feeling unwell for some
time but Was not alarmed at his condition.
be was alone IN his room at the time of his
death, Mr.. Bateman was blacksmith by
trade and was seventy-two years old,
Notwithstanding the shameful and disgrace.
full "cutting up" of certain of the students of
Carleton college the past year, showing them
selves to be vulgar ''roughs," the president
reported that at the present time most cordial
relations exist between the faculty and stu
ents. Revolvers, as IN some colleges, are not
at present needed Ito teach the young idea how
to Shoot Or not to shoot!
Winnebago (Faribault county, Press: In
some places the gophers have made sad havoc
with the growing corn, although large num-
bers of them have been destroyed. In some
few cases the seed failed to grow, thus making
thin stand; yet, in general, the outlook fol
this cereal is satisfactory, while those fields
that have been destroyed by the gophers, are
beng sown to flax, which will largely in.
| crease the quantity of that product.