Daily globe., 1883-07-17
MINNESOTA NEWS.

James CorgiH of Shakopee died sudden /
" of heart disease the other day.
Work on the new engine house in Morris
has commenced.
has injured the crops.
New potatoes of Minnesota growth, full
grown and of excellent flavor have appear
ed in the Sank Centre market.
Blue Earth City Jail has only one lonely
occupant, and he is tramp serving out
six days sentence for petit larceny.
Farmers generally are beginning TO
speak very encouragingly of the prospects
Of a good crop of corn.
Two tramps we're arrested in st. Cloud
the other day. One had burglars tools
and the other new revolver.
Many of the State papers are at present
being filed up to the guards with lists of
delinquent taxes.
The foundation of the new opera house
in Brainerd Is completed and ready for the
super-structure
The Bird Island, Renville county cream
cry is now running. The first butter was
made last week.
Mrs. S. NJ. Rose of Kasson has been paid
$4,000 insurance on the life of her late
husband.
female infant was left on the door
step of A. Miller of Wabashaw recently.
It was sent to the poor farm but Mrs. Linn
DO of Wabashaw, afterwards adopted it.
At few points farmers begin to COM
plain of the appearance of rust in wheat.
Morris is organizing an efficient fire
company.
The number of accidents reported from
all parts of the state caused by runaway
teams indicates careless and reckless driv-
ing to fearful extent
The toy pistol has done enough mischief
this year in Minnesota and elsewhere to be
banished from civilized society. Will it
be?
A small boy at Lake Crystal while burn
ing some fire works, was severely burned
in the face and eyes, and but one eye can
be saved.
Mrs. Caroline Payne aged 81, of Manka-
to, hung herself the other day. She had
been in i'll health aud very despondent and
her mind had become unsettled.
Burglars are reported in Anoka City.
Burglars went through the hardware
store of ConkIin. Clark & Co., the other
night and stole about $50 worth of revol-
vers.
Lars S. Glarum. OF Center, Murray
Co., a prominent ana successful Scan
dinavian farmer with a large family, has
been declared dangerously insane and
sent to the asylum.
A member of a Mankato firm recently re-
ceived conscience money" TO the amount
of 46 cents, due MIN on A settlement nine
years ago, but where Is the interest to
make the thing square?
A four year Old ooy OF Tom MalIy of
ZumbrOta got hOIC gf g -av1iver the other
day and blazed away, shooting of one of
his own hands. and wOundIng another boy
in the breast.
Anoka now boasts 5f q -eu-pin alley.
Mr.. W. D. Washburue Is building an
elaborate ornate residence Il Minneapolis.
One stone desi gued Cor -hs structure meas
uring 9 feet, I inches square is SAID to be
worth 500.
One of the crying Sins ot 4 large number
of Minnesota ,taJe papers. some of the
best of them Is lack Of color" columns so
pale as to be nearly. quite ieg bic,
often making 1t quite impossible for the
news gatherer to steal the-r Ireros.
! John Allen a farm h4nd mysferiouslv
disappeared from the tarm OF i G Kelly,
near Luverne the other dty, aud the cir
| cumstaEces of his disappearance lead to
| the theory that he mas committed suicide
! by drowning. An Uusvaiiing search has
| been made for the booy.
Recently in Shetek, Murray couB y, Mrs.
| Dell Perry, and Miss Nellie OoroIn by a
| frightened team running away, we're thrown
from wagon, and both we're rendered IN
concious, and both we're badly purt. Miss
! Corbin is able to be around. hut Mrs. Per-
| ry is in a critical condition.
| Anoka Union: Judging upoo examina-
ton of the plans, the building nov being
erected in this city by Mr.. w D. Wash
burne of Minnea pors, Will be DIS fine a
structure as any In the state, built by a
private individual. ne first story is 16
feet 2 inches high, ne second u feet
inches and the third, 10 opera honse hall,
10 feet 2 inches.
The other day a. a train of cars was
moving out of Granite Falls, before il
could be stopped the locomotive struck q
man lying across the track and three cars
passed over him. Hs head VS. severed
| from his body, wnicn vas frightfutlv man
gled. He was not i'd -ntified Toe suppo-
sition is he was drunk and lay down tc
sleep across the track, and found the SLEEP
that knows no awaking.
Mrs. Geo W Shear, of Fergus Falls, died
recently of a severe illness continuing
from Monday to Wednesday. A post NOR
TEN examination disclosed the cause of hel
sudden death to be construction of the in
testines, the result of typhoid fever ont
year ago. She was an esumable lady
and her sudden decease caused great sor
row in the communIty. She had beer
married five years, end leaves husband
t and daughter two years old.