Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-27
MINNESOTA NEWS.
The LaIss5oro Journal is for sale.
Markato is soon to have another bar

Snow two inches deep fell in Alexan |
dria last Saturday night.
A vigorous bear hunt in Alexandria the !
other day resulted in the bears getting i
away.
paid fine of 5000 for selling tainted |
meat.
The corner stone Of Albert Lea college |
was laid Oct. rs With appropriate cere |
N onjes.
The cost of the new buildings erected in !
LIE Sueur this aeason, many OF them of |
brick, aggregates $t1,775.
The prohibitionists of Anoka county |
have nominated tao Rev. A. D. Stone for |
superinte of schools.
The Improvements of Fergus Falls the !
past season foot up $685., 600; pop
uiation increased to 1000.
I. E. DanielIon's store in Morris was
entered by burglars the other night and
over $500 worth of goods taken.
The other night the clothing store of j. |
Proudziuski OF st. Cloud was burglarized
and goods and mon8y taken to the amount
of $500.
Albert /. Drake has resigned as post
master at Cascade, Rice county, and E.
Lockwood has been appointed postm ster
IN his stead.
Lest Saturday night near Norman,
train ran over two drunken Indians, a
maie ard a female, horribly mutilating
their boGies.
young miscerant named Abbott, of
Irving, Kandiyohi county. was arrested the
| other day Tor shooting Il neighbours cattle,
| and put in jail.
The S. Clond Tires says: Henry bikes
and wifi Of ST. Augustin lost their third
child BY diptheria LAST week. All the other
| cases IN town recovered.
| A reason given for bears being SO
numerous in Minnesota this season, is
that the fires raging in the British pos
sessions have driven them south.
The Elk river Star Neags says: The
Northern Pacific graders have been max
ing preparations to grade through the
village this week, and are liable to COM
mence active operations any day.
LAST Saturday M. Wood, of Elk River,
was out hunting deer, and got on top of
stump to look for game. lie carelessly
let his rife slip SO as to discharge it and
was mortally wounded, dying the same
evening.
Austin Transcript: A two-year daughter
| of County Commissioner Hans G. Ander-
son, OF Nevada township, died week ago
last Sunday OF diptheria. He has another
daughter sick with The same disease, but is
supposed to be better.
lie Sueur NelOs: On Sunday last two
freight trains coliided. about two miles
east Ct Madelia, destroying eight freight
cans and doing considerable damage to the
engine. The loss Of the company is es-
timeted at $1,000. No lives were lost.
The First National bank of Shakopee
surrendered its charter two years ago, and
orqaLiZed under the state laws as the bank
of Shakopee. Now taey surrender their
state charter and como back under Uuited
States laws ao tae First National Of Shake
pee aga11.
Hastings Neg Era: james Mcnamara,
aged seventeen years, SOD OF Dennis Nc
Ndmara, of Ravenna, died Thursday night
OF typhoid fever after short illness. He
was buried on Friday. Mr.. McNamara's
eldest daughter KaSie, nineteen years old,
is also in very critical condition from the
; same disease.
1hs Austin Transcript says: Mrs. j. G.
Squi:es has recently had some important
news. Il seems by the death of half
brother she is liable t. become heiress,
though to how much is not yet known.
! There is quite a property left by this
brother but there are seventeen heirs, Mrs.
Squires being one of them,
Alexandria Post: The Alexandria Man
ufacturing company is to be re.organized
as JOINT stock company of heavy capital
and greatly enlarged facilities for bust
ness. New buildings will be erected next
season, new machinery purchased and the
meritorious enterprise will be developed
to reasonable proportions-all redouuding
to the public benefit.
Carleton County Press: Last Saturday
sold Chief Indian and his two sons were
arrested on com plant of VIM. Brown, of
Moose Lake, charged With stealing horse.
They were brought to this place and land
ed 10 the cooler, and on Monday morning
had q hearing before Judge Bradley, and
rs there YVES no evidence adduced to show
that the indians had ever seen the horse,
yc noble red man was discharged and went
on his way rejoicing.
Delano Eagle: On ths night of Tuesday
to Wednesday, last week, sneak thieves en-
tered the residence OF Mr. T. A Barth, mer-
chant at Watertown, and chIoroformed
both him and wife while asleep, and then
secured and made away with between $500
and $500 cash, We learn that both Mr..
and Mrs. &. are still sick from the effects
of the chloroform. No arrests have yet
been made, though sus picion is entertained
against some parties.
4 gang of young scamps in Shakopee
formed themselves into bandit club, a la
Younger and James brothers, and had
their headquarters in cave. whence they
sailed forth to commit robberies. They
were arrested for breaking open freight
car and stealing barrel of apples, but on
some weak teohnicality got off with
small fine instead OF imprisonment. The
young Williams seemed to enjoy the dis
tinction of their arrest.
Delano Eagle: One day last week
man By the name of Jos. Steichel, who
had been at work for Joe Vadner in Maple
Lake, was coming to Delano on the Buff
alo stage, on his way TO Norwood, Carver
county, where he has friends. Young Joe
Ruben was the stage driver, and on their
way to Buffalo they had runaway, the
wagon upsetting. Steichel was severely
injured in the back and still lies in help
less condition at Metz's hotel in this town,
where every thing possible is being doue
for his relief. Ee will recover, but may