Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-17
MINNESOTA NEWS.

u lrluS Inc late rains.
The new post Office building is com
pleted. 1t has 654 boxes.
The people of Morris are organizing
and equipping a fine company.
The matter OF forming company of
National guards is being agitated in Nor
ris.
A church bell weighing LOCO pounds has
been received at .Delano for the Catholic
church.
''blizzard'' dance, whatever that may
be, is one of the novelties of Marshall,
Lyon county.
Last week, E. F. Hill, says the Morris
Tribune, while carrying piece of timber,
fell, dislocating an elbow.
The other day an unknown man was
found dead lying in a plowed field about
seven miles from Crookston.
There are four papersnow published in
Stevens county, and it is proposed to soon
add another of the Democratic persuasion.
Last week Anderson Swenson, a Swede,
hung himself i'll the stable of Mr.. A. w.
Seek, of Glenwood, Polk county. He was
sixty years old and given to intoxication.
The Democrat give5a detailed account
of second incendiary attempt to burn the
Arlington house, one of the principal no.
tells in Faribault. A timely discovery pre-
vented conhagration.
The Zumbrota, Goodhue county hide
pendent is independent no longer. 1t has
taken new dep .rture and espoused the
Republican party. and enters the political
lists as a partisan journal.
The Mankato Free Press says: eff all
signs do not fail, Mankato will, ereanother
twelve month shall roll around, have with
in her corporate limits the iron rail of the
Austin. Mankato & ST. Cloud railroad
E. D. Morris. manager of the Bird
Island, Renville county, Union, has retired
from the paper. Messrs. Herbert &
Leumter, its proprietors, having sold the
estabiishment-to whom is not announced.
The Martin county Sentinel says the post
mistress at Rose Lake has resigned her
Office, and there being no other person in
that vicinity who was willing to be en-
numbered with official sponsibilities, the
Office has been discontinued.
st. Charles Times: 1t is conceded that
the barley crop i'll this vicinity is good,
that the berry is sound, large and plump.
but somewhat colored, i'll consequence of
which the very best brings only As cents
III this market, and goes into warehouse
hoppers as No. B.
Morris Tribune: Mrs. W. B. Fagen,
whose husband, it will be remembered by
the readers of the Tribune, was drowned
on July 2lst, has come with her eight chill
dren, to make her home in Morris. She
will remain with her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Steadman, during the
coming winter, and in the spring will
move to her farm near Frog Lake.
The Union is the name of new six col
umn quarto just issued at Lake Crystal
township, Blue Earth county, by George
w. Neff. 1t is independent, espousing dis
tinctively no political party. Lake Crys-
tai has population of 600; six hotels, four
general stores, two drug stores, groceries,
and the usual assortment Of shops and
Offices. 1t has two churches, a Methodist
and Presbyterian.
LIE Lueur Sentinel: There is a rumor
and, although it comes from one of the
most responsible sources, must be treated
as rumor for the present-that the Chi
cago u Milwaukee Railroad company in
tend to change the course of their Cannon
Valley branch road from .Waterville. on
the eastern side of the county to LIE Sueur,
instead of going to Mankato, and from
this point northward. A few months
hence will doubtless decide the matter.
Marshall Messenger: Last week Martin
and Brady Bradyson were in saloon at
Minneota when Sven Cultum came in
more or less drunk and demanded treat
from the BradysOn brothers, which was re-
fused. whereupon Cultom proceeded to
enforce his claim with his jackknife, cut
ting both the brothers badly, one of them
receiving cash eight inches long in the
back. Cultum was arrested, and being con-
victed was sent to Jail.
Rochester Record end Union, Oct. IL:
Frank Gould died at Oronoco Tuesday
| night, of typhoid fever, contracted at
Clark, ID. T., where he had been in business
since spring. He was taken sick about
three weeks ago, and sold out his business
last week and returned home to Oronoco
last Friday. He was one of the oldest and
most respected citizens of Oronoco, and
leaves wife and five children, the oldest
twelve years old.
The Rochester Record and Union gives
an account of the golden wedding of Col
.. DIN and wife which was celebrated in
the town of Rochester last week and was a
very pleasant occasion, large number
OF relatives being present. After spending
some time in social converse, Col. Olin
was presented with splendid gold watch
and gold headed cane, and Mrs. Olin
with a beautiful gold watch, also. Beside
these, there were numerous handsome
and costly presents given them.
Rochester Post: NTH. w. Cabin. fore
man at Canady's Vice and Anvil works met
with an accident. Tuesday. Some screws
III portion of the machinery overhead had
become ioosened, and Mr.. Galpin, while
Tightening the screws, threw off a belt
which caught bolt cutter, hosting it to
the ceiling, and throwing Mr.. Galpin dis
lance of eight or ten feet. In the mishap
he struc.. his head on some portion of the
machinery, cutting cash some two inches
IN length above and back of the temple.
Faribault Democrat: Monday last VIM.
D. Thatcher, brakeman on the Minnesota
Central construction train, while engaged
coupling the engine to a train of fat cars.
near Mortified, was by some means thrown
from the COW catcher and fell under the
train, sustaining injuries which necessi-
tated the amputation of his left leg below
the knee. MIR. Thatcher's home is in this
city. At last reDOrt ba xvos 5o;,, Ill