Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-02
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Hralrle nreS are numerous.
The Journal says fax is about the only
thing that is being shipped from St. James
| at present.
Considerable sickness from diphtheria
and pneumonia prevails in GAINESVILLE, Wa
| SEGA county.
1t is stated that over 5000 horses have
been used for food in Berlin during the
past six months.
man giving his name as George A. C.
Thompson, committed suicide in Moor
head, Oct. 81, by taking strychnine.
The farmers are taking advantage of the
fine weather. Just like them to retaliate,
for the weather often takes advantage of
them.
be Withhold ling their wheat from market,
and this, too, without any formal combina-
| ton or understanding.
A score or more of men leave Saltwater
daily for the woods, the number being
| about evenly divided between Duluth and
North Wisconsin woods.
ID. B. Kinney, who has been connected
| with the Chatheld Democrat for six years,
has retired from that journal, and Joined
| his fortunes with the Lake City Sentinel.
The Prohibitionists of Rice county, in
cluoing number from Mortified, held a
meeting at Faribault on Tuesday, and de-
cided to select candidates for the legisla-
| ture from the various tickets now in the
| field.
Duluth Bee: The Knife Falls Lumber
| company, which is building mill at Knife
Falls, has given the contract of putting up
the smoke stack and breechings to the
Northwestern Iron company boiler shops
The balance of their machinery is to be
purchased in Grand Rapids, Mich.
! st. James Journal: runaway created
no little excitement on Thursday evening
when it was learned that a little child was
IN the wagon to which the team was at
tached. When overhauled about fou,
miles out OF town one rear wheel was mis-
sing, but the little fellow was taken from
the box unhurt.
| Winona Republican EIectioneerino
among ducks proved a successful cam
palgn for trio of hunters last week
Messrs. h G. Smith, F. W. Robinson and
John Beutner returned on Saturday from
a camping expedition up the river with a
tribe over hundred Inailards hanging
!; from their belts.
Hastings Ne,o Era: Albert Cheney met
with misfortune on Sunday morning
while working in Gardeners roller mill
which may yet cause him the loss of his
right hand. While working in the mill his
shirt sleeve was caught in the gearing, and
drew his hand into some of the machinery
crushing it and mangling it in a frightfu
manner.
Red Wing Republican, Oct. IS: The
eighty second birthday of Mrs. Huldat
Freedom was celebrated Wednesday by {
pleasant party rendered her at the resi-
dence of Mrs. d. NJ. Baldwin She re
ceived many valuable presents. Mrs
Freeborn enjoys all the vigor of gooe
health and strength without the decrepi
tude usually attending such an age.
Rush City Post Oct. %: In Harris
Tuesday morning, between and o'clock
the large barn of Joshua Sayers took frt
and burned to the ground, together will
a span of valuable horses, four COWS, sew
eral head of young stock and number OF
hogs. Besides the above his loss include:
harnesses, sleighs, farm machinery, some
grain and hay. The loss will foot up ove1
1900. The origin of the fire is supposed
to be lncendiary. and the party is vel
known about Harris, and has stated it hi
intention to burn out Mr.. Sayers if thu
opportunity occurred. There was 20 in
Surance.