Daily globe., 1883-07-10
MINNESOTA NEWS.

DuFSIdrs nave LurneO up III ALBEIT Lea.
The general report is that 'corn is on
the BOOM"
The work on the telephone lines in Man
kato is progressing rapidly.
Measles are having run in LIE Sueur.
Some deaths have been reported.
Lieutenant Governor Gilman delivered
an Grafton on the Fourth at Osakis.
Reports from Kasson indicate the prom
Use of good corn crop to be favorable.
Sneak thieves and burglars are on the
rampage in Mazeppa and neighborhood.
F. B. Frost, last week was robbed of $50
at the depot in Ramsey, Anoka county.
The bicycle riders of Rochester have
adopted a uniform of navy blue flannel.
A Sleepy Eye justice fined man $50
and costs $17, for selling glandered horse
es.
Reports from Mantorville say corn has
made surprising growth in the last two
weeks.
st. Thomas church, Winona, has hand
some new organ, which was constructed in
ST. Paul.
The total value of personal property
assessed in the town of Mazzeppa for 1888
is S42.7O6.
The Universalist church in Glenville,
Freedom county, will be dedicated on Sun
day, July 15.
The creamery at Lake Crystal has not
been suspended as reported. It is in suc-
cessful operation.
The new iron bridge in LIE Sueur has
been completed and accepted by the coun-
ty commissioners.
The only regular Fourth of July cele
bration in Freeborn county this year, was
at the village Of Freeborn.
Only slight sprinkling Of drunken men
was seen during the 4th of July celebration
in Marshall. Encouraging.
The other day while bathing, young
man named Nesvold was drowned in the
Chippewa river near Montevideo.
The Fourth was celebrated at Zumbrota
last week. Gen. S. p. Jennison delivered
the Grafton and it was good one.
The other day at Crookston, Rudolph
Chiniquy, was accidentally and fatally
shot by the discharge of q shot gun.i
Waseca residents who hail from the
Green Mountain state, Vermont, are ar
ranging for basket picnic July 26.
Robert Hall of Kalmar, Olmsted county,
year-old mare colt which weighed 1,16O
pounds, handsome and active animal.
The other night sneak went into the
barn of H D. Brown of Albert Lea, cut
harness, saddle etc. The miscreant is sus-
pected.
Two beautiful deer were seen on farm
in Goodhue county. They went-they did
not stand on the order of their going
they ran.
The Winona Herald says ''the county
treasurer paid 100000 into the city treas
ury on Friday last, on account of the June
settlement" -ss,, saSs4 ssssSSsss4.
Henry Ward Beecher is open to lecture
engagements in Minnesota during the
month of August. This will be his last
lecturlng tour.
Morrison county has voted by ma
jority of 256 to issue bonds to the amount
of $4,000 to build a bridge over the
Mississippi river.
The Sabbath school convention at
Dukes Grove, Fairmont, Martin county,
been splendid success. Over 800 per
sons were present.
John Murphy, Of Hayward, has e
acre field of corn that was forty inc s
high ten days ago, and his wheat had COM
menced heading out.
Miss Laura Bartholomew was run over in
| the streets of Mankato the other day by an
unmanageable horse. She was painfully.
but not fatally injured.
Perham, O:tertail county, is to have a
new bank. The old bank it will be re-
membereG collapsed. but it is said most of
| IS creditors have been satisfied.
Only $1,000 OF needed bonus remains TO
be raised to secure the location of the
Presbyterian college in Albert Lea, The
agent Is sure of obtaining it speedily.
Mr.. Halvorseu has sold one half inter
est in the Albert Lea Enterprise, to Clint.
L. Luse, and the paper will hereafter be
conducted by the joint labors of the new
| firm.
a pile Of wood at Aitkin took fire the
other day from sparks OF a locomotive
The pile contained $50 cords and about 80
cords were burned before the fire was sub
dued, involving G loss OF $3.50.
\ little boy in Lake City had an eye
badly, If not fatally injured by a fire
| cracker on the Fourth. Fire crackers and
toy pistols are nothing less than internal
machines, and their Use ought to be abol-
lshed.
Three or four freight conductors between
Sleepy Eye and Waseca were discharged
last week. No reason is assigned but the
! fact that they have been shadowed by ce-
tecti7ss, leads to unpleasant differences.
During the celebration of the Fourth at
BurnhomvilIe, Todd county, William Per
~ was seriously injured in a horse race.
| His horse ran against 4 tree. He was
thrown of, HIS collar bone broken, and he
received other severe injuries.
William Sommers of Hastings, actuated
by jealousy, shot his wife three times
the other day. One ball entered the right
breast, another the left ear, and the third
grazed her head. The physician thinks
the wounded woman may recover.
E S. Wilson of Albert Lea has received
| back pension to the amount of S9O6, 40
and is henceforth to receive $40 a month.
He has already commenced the erection of
fine residence to cost in the neighborhood
of $1,000.
Recently in the township of High For
est, Olmstead county, Ole Oleson, in one
week lost five out of q family of seven
children, by that terrible scourge diphthe-
| rio The apas of tho daoaorad obiI5-o-,