Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-03
Amounts in An o,

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Total s. "a, 900, 1857 1888, 1898 I'LL
Outside N. VS. l4,72s 75s,28s 12,O74, 4s5S75 N.s
MINNESOTA NEWS.
A case of small pex has appeared in
Hilton, Renville county.
A movement Is on foot to build $780,
900 grist mill in Sleepy Eye.
The De Croft mills, recently burned,
will be Immediately rebuilt.
A stock company is being organized in
Worthington to build town hall.
The building total in Elk River the past
season amounts to about 100000.
Some of the logging bosses will soon
send their meh cut of the woods unless it
SHOWS.
A number of horses have died of pink
eye in Sweden and Brighton, Nicollet
county.
Louis Hemsted was run over in the
railroad yard at Sleepy Eye last week,
and killed.
Two festive young men who pretend to
hail from Chicago were arrested last week
in Hastings for highway robbery.
John Doran, an aged citizen Of st.
Peter, fell through trap door the other
day and had one of his ribs broken.
John Dillon, an old settler in the Red
River valley, was crushed by a log a few
days since and shortly after expired.
The other day, two choppers, at LIE
Sueur Centre, chopped jointly Is cords of
green bass wood In one day, on wager
The public schools in Glencoe are
again open, and the course of education
in that thriving city is once more BOOM
ing.
George Panchot, of Marshan, Dakota
county, was seriously injured lately, by
being thrown from a wagon, his team
running away.
Elias A. Swanson, of Apple River, a
boy IA years old, committed suicide re-
Gently by hanging himself. There is no
cause fer the act.
Michael Johnson, of Salem, Olmsted
county, had broken leg amputated the
other day below the knee. The bone had
become diseased.
Two men, in Montevideo, the other
day, blasting rocks, were considerably
bruised and burned by the premature ex-
plosion of blast.
The farmers of Jackson county, warned
| by former disasters to the wheat crop,
have resolved, may of them, to 60 into
stock raising more.
William II. Amsbry, of Lake City, died
of neuralgia of the heart last week, aged
g. He was one of the early settlers of
Wabashaw county.
The Mazeppa Mill company have 100
freight cars of their own on the roads
which are sent all over the United States
| without breaking bulk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cunningham, Of
Viola, Olmsted county, the other night
came near taking their lives by suffoca-
ton from coal stove.
Mis- Carrie Berton, of Hastings, last
week while out buying Cristmas presents,
slipped and fell, receiving injuries caus-
ing her death in short time.
A ease of small pox in Monticello
caused panic and ruined the holiday
trade. Mrs Khan, the wife of promi-
nent merchant was the victim.
A Swede girl, aged IA years, by the ex-
plosion of lamp at the residence of N.
&. Oleson, in Hastings, was so badly
burned that she lived but few hours.
The other day, Charles Linton, a we'll
TODD farmer in High Front, Olmstead
county, in a fit of mental arrangement,
committed suicide by hanging himself:
The open winter makes good feeding on
the prairies for cattle. Many farmers has
not vet had to s'fodder' his stock. This
helps out the short stock of hay anna
zingly.
Charles Brown, of Dover, fell from his
horse the other day. The horse stepped
on him, making cut in the groin from
which the entrails protruded. His con-
dition is critical.
The "Cstizens' Gazette" is the name Of q
new paper, Independent six column folio
which has Just been issued at Fairmont,
Martin county, by Alison Fancher. His
first number developes that he is an intel
llgent gentleman.
The Mankato Free Press of Dec. 60
says owing to the arbitrary action OF the
Minnesota Grain Buyers association cut
ting down the prices and grade OF wheat,
that article has entirely disappeared from
the Mankato market.
A brilliant man in Leslie, Todd county,
bought some arsenic and put it in his
pocket. He afterwards bought some
candy and put it in the same pocket. He
afterwards partook of the candy and took
arsenic at the same time, and came near
losing his life,
A tramp in Hastings went to the house of
JonesFabor and demanded food, saying he
had money to pay forit. Mrs. F. told him to
go to hotel, whereupon he drew re-
volver The brave woman seized him and
hurled him out of the door, the pistol be-
ing discharged as he went. He was ar
rested and is in Jail.
James McNulty, aged Is yesrs. of Maine
township, Otter Tail county, recently
shot very large ''lucifer or bob-cat."
The wounded animal sprang for his |
throat and bit and scratched him severely,
but aided by his dogs, he got clear of the |
brute, and giving him the contents of the |
other barrel of his gun, killed him.
A son of Henry Lader, of Mountain
Lake, aged 5-years, was playing with a
loaded gun the other day, discharged the
contents into the face of younger
brother, tearing the flesh entirely off of
one jaw and wounding him in the breast
and arm. Badly wounded as he is, the
physician thinks his recovery is possible.
A negro and white man were gamb-
ling in a saloon in Rosemount, Dakota
The white man won the negroes
which so enraged him that he
pursued his antagonist with razor, and
in the scuf1e that ensued, the negro was
by the razor being forced
Town on him while in the nekro's hand.