Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-07
MINNESOTA NEWS.


Thanksgiving day the last Thursday in
November.
Duck-shooting does not pan out very ex-
tensively this year at Shakopee.
The water work commissioners in Fari-
bault are pushing forward their work with
greet rapidity.
The Rev. Mr.. Rice has severed his pas
toral relations with the Congregational
church in Zumbrota.
The house of E. Roth of Anoka was
burglarized last week, and a gold watch
ana chain and $3.50 in money taken.
The hardware store Of j. A. Pugh & Co.,
was burglarized the other night and mer-
chandise taken to the amount of 5000.
Charles E. Wilson, a practical cotton
mill operator, suggests and recommends
the building of a cotton mill ct Austin. q
All the papers in Stearns county ara
now printed entirely at home, the &C patent
inside" arrangement being discarded by
them all.
A prairie fire in Elk township, Mobiles
county, destroyed a cheese factory. a
dwelling house and a stack of hay the
other day.
The Austin Register says a brick was
thrown through window of the residence
Of ]. 81. Hutehins the other night barely
missing an infant lying in cradle.
Monticello Times: Wolves are yet quite
familiar in Silver Creek. Mr.. Sorenson
has seen them near his place in broad day
light, and he loses a sheep occasionally.
At Hamilton Station, Scott county, the
other evening, Joseph Mccoy. shot Mike
Burns, inficting painful, but it is
thought not fatal wound. Mccoy was
| arrested.
rife was accidentally discharged in ST.
Cloud the other day. the contents going
through plate glass window, and passing
| within q few inches of the head of boy,
stunning him.
the Oswald boys were thresh1ng for the
| Reeds at Grove Lake the other day the
offender of the separator bursted injuring
two men severely.
Lake City Sentinel: Mr. j. S. Peterson
has proven that all the corn wasn'b killed
| this year. He husked out his white-dent
corn this week, and most of it was found
to be ripe and Of a very fine growth.
The German NJ E. church at Le Sueur
was dedicated the last Sunday in October
The Rev. freak Kopp, Of ST. Paul preached
the dedication sermon. The church is
built of brick, and cost nearly $4,000.
The Fergus Fails Telegram says the
other day Frank Hartman of Elizabeth,
Otter Tail county, committed suicide by
taking poison. He was a hard drinker
and it is supposed that his dissipated hab-
its caused him to take his own life.
lady, Mrs. Kively by name, is an indie
pendent candidate for superintendent of
schools in Lao qui Parle county. She is
making personal canvass, and according
to the Press, will be elected by a hand
some majority"
to commit suicide il Wabashaw the other
day by cutting his throat. The cut was
five inches long, but not deep enough to
reach the arteries. He ID insane and will
be taken to the Rochester asylum.
A young hoodlum named Baker, at ST.
Cloud, decoyed Jacob Riem into piece of
woods the other day. and drew knife
upon him and demanded his money. Riem
also drew knife and told the robber if he
got his money he would have to fight for
it, whereupon the rascal fed, but was sub
sequently arrested.
Wright county Times: The diphtheria
has taken one entire family ct Silver
Greek, within month or SO. Two young
men, young woman and three children
have suocumbed to the dread disease, leav-
ing the mother, Mrs. Connick, desolate
Mr. Oonnick it will be remembered, died
about a year $50. We hear of no new
cases.
n. Gould of Stone Prairie was assassi
mated the other night He was riding q
horse when he was shot twice and found
dead. His body was found in the road
the next day. He was quarrelsome man
very unpopular with his neighbors many
of whom he had threatened to kill and car.
ried revolver in his belt for that purpose
The person that shot him is unknown.
Alexandria Post: Charles A. Anderson
lately lost q pocket book containing SEQ
ia money and several valuable promissory
notes. He supposed that it fell from his
pocket while he was running & sulky pillow
on section % in Orange. He therefore
commenced turning over the earth in the
plowed field in search Of the lost property
and after two and quarter days digging
found it.
Wabashaw Herald: It is understood
|
have extended an invitation to Rev. Mr.
Emmons, who has preached here two Sun
days, to labor here for the ensuing year
and that be has accepted, conditioned
upon the raising of a salary of $1,000 and
q pledge from the society to build a new
church next year. Mr.. Emmons is g
preacher of more than ordinary ability
and is highly recommended by those who
know him.
The other night the iailer at Red Wing
left the door of the Jail connecting the
prison department with the residence por-
ton, open while he was carrying in wood
to keep the prisoners warm. George Hof-
man, in jail on charge of burglary, hap
pening to think of it, walked out, leaving
the jailer to build his own fires. The shsr-
il went in pursuit and overlook the enter
prising traveller about half mile from
Frontenac, leisurely walking on the rail
aoad track. The Red Wing sheriff and his
prisoners do things with great delibera-
ton.
CHAYTER II.
l "Malden, Mass, Feb. 1, 1880. Gentlemen
l suffered with attacks of sick headache
| Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in the
most terrible and sxcruciating manner.
/ No medicine or doctor could give me relief or