Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-02
MINNESOTA NEWS.

The new German NJ. e. church at Lie
Sueur was dedicated on the last Sabbath in
October.
Democrats are being warned against
the use of bogus Republican tickets in
Blue Earth county.
The new court house at Austin is near
ing completion. The first OF December
IS set for the final finish.
The Taylor's Falls Journal says, sit is
difficult to find a man who will vote the
straight county ticket next Tuesday.
John Powers of Lake Prairie lost 200
bushels of wheat the other day by fire,
the fire was set by sparks from the en-
CINE while thresbing.
The Morris Tribune says: Prairie fires,
notwithstanding the late rains, are going
| rampant over the country all around US.
Farmers, look little out.
party of Winnebago Indians were
selling fars in Winona the other day.
they were on their way from Minnesota
City to the Wisconsin Island.
The Rev. R. G. Bryant has resigned
the passionate of the Christian church in
ldtchtield. He goes to Savannah, Georgia,
to take charge of a church there.
AuO ielrS OdtuOiiC 1GlE III ot. I SbSE WIS
a pronounced success. The receipts
amounted to $1,73072, and the expenses
to S1S7.l1, leaving as net result $1,540.-
81.
Faribsult Republicans: There has been
less than The usual quantity Of rain during
the fall, and the streams are quite low. A
heavy rainfall before the ground freezes
would be beneficial to the trees.
Colin M. Bush the cattle buyer of
Mankato is dead. He died of paralysis.
He was we'll known among stock men,
having been engaged in the business
many years. He was an honorable man.
st. Peter Tribune: The city of st. Paul
| is just nov infested with a gang of incen-
| diaries, and several buildings have been
| burned. The GLOBE is in favor OF shoot
ing the scoundrels and trying them after
wards, which is certainly good plan.
Hastings Nelo Era: Iir. and Miss Hunt,
brother and sister of P. j. Hunt, who met
his death by drowning in Connolly's lake
q short time ago, arrived IN this city
Thursday, and removed tbs body OF their
deceased brother to their home in New
! York state.
''Sevenska Pockets AlIehaDda" is The
name of new paper bearing date Hitch
| field and ST. Paul" The fourth number
contains q portrait aud biographical
| sketch of Adolph Bierman, the popular
| Democratic candinate tor Governor of
| Minnesota.
| Crookston Chronicle: The Lockhart
| farm raised $1,000 bushels OF Of oats this
year, all of which will he fed to stock or
the farm between now and next harvest
| This looks like good deal OF grain 20 be
fed TO the working stock or the farm, that
| is the way the Lockhart farm does bust
| less.
| Dulnth Times: The lands which Kin
| dred bought IN Arizona contain rich min
eral deposits, end according to a Brainerd
| paper. he viii clear u cool million on his
investment. When he goes to congress
after Nelson's fret and only term, ne Will
| be able TO hold his end up with the rest OF
the ns5obs.
Notwithstanding the great facilities en-
| joyed low for railroad travel and emigra-
tion, an occasional old time ''prsitie
schooner" is seen wedding It's patient, if
weary way unobstructed With eq0ines, end
kline, following IN the trail, with stove
! pipe smoking, and eil the family filings.
babies included under The white canopy.
The Austin Transcript says: George
Hume, whom many remember as q resi-
| dent Of Austin for time, not many years
| ago, has recently married his eldest daugh-
| ter, Ida by name, TO a Mr. Wilson, 3
| Scotchman of higa degree. The twain
were married Oct. 18th at Poughkeepsie,
| n. Y, and sailed 70 Scotland. Her wed
ding gilt from her husband vas oaly $780,
600.
The Marshall Nous gives an account Of
The shooting Of Kitae Weeks, eyed eigh-
| teen years by her drunken father Levi
| Weeks at Aberdeen. She refused to obey
! some drunken command of his, When ne
! drew revolver ana shot her, she bail
! passing through her left arm end brsps'
! lodging in Ter left lung. The bali has
J ? ,. oeeu found, and tds conciucn Of the
/ unfortunate girl IS regarded rs very criti-
I cal. Should the girl die, i IL rumoIsd
/ Judge Lynch viii be appealed 70.
| Hastings Nelg Era: The address de
! livered by Ignatias Donue-iy st The open
| ing OF theCa-hciie far at Music hall On
( Thursday uiZhs, vas rendered ~ hat gen
/ sieman in his usual i1lGitsble style; was
/ entertaining and instructive; abo1ndinQ
! with Numerous anecdotes, OF which Mr.
| Dounelly mas an iaexhautti5le fund, and was
well appreciated py tire large Gssemblage
| The remarks by Fathers Ryan and O'Gor-
man, we're also very Sitting TO the coca
sion and heartily enjoyed by those pres
ent.
Fariballt Republican: The failure OF
the corn crop is afecting the pork interest
in this vicinity very Unfavocably. The
| farmers and. upon husking, that the effects
| of the frost were even more disastrous
than they had anticipated, and there will
be but small proportion of sound corn il
tie crop Of this season. One of our pro-
duce dealers estimates that not onefourth
of the entire product will be marketable.
As q result of the scarcity Of feed, pork
producers ere croTdipg their hogs upon
| the market, which tends to knock down the
Price. Buyers are Low pairing 1926 Per
| cWt.
The Winona Republican of Oct. 30ta,
says: ''A warrant was issued today for
the arrest of rough character named
| Sam Hamilton for al assault last evening
| On Young man named Eomerick with q
nife. The AFFAIR occurred On Johnston
| street near Martin q Co.'s livery stable.
! Hami,t0a has kept well out Of tbs sight Of
| the police sl1cs the stfSir and il was
! thought this forenoon thst ae had left
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