Daily globe., 1883-10-29
MINNESOTA NEWS.

A large number of people will leave
Owatonna soon for California.
A brick maker in Rochester has burned
the present season 100000 bricks.
The bank at Willard, Pope county, is re-
ported to be financially embarrassed.
Mr.. Wolf, one of the oldest settlers of
Rochester, died last week of paralysis.
They are using crude oil, instead of gas
oline, to manufacture gas at the asylum at
Rochester.
The German Lutherans Of Fairmount
have purchased ground, and are about to
erect church.
drug store firm in Hancock, Stevens
county, have sold out and are about to 10
cate in Colorado.
It is announced that the Red Wing PGb-
be called the advance -Repr olican."
The Shakopee Argus says: AS thresh-
ing progresses the yield OF whsaS proves
to be still greater Than recent reports
made it.
The ladies of the Congregational church
in Verndale gave festival qhe bther even
ing which was very enjoyable affair.
The festival netted $50.
The body OF Barnard McCabe has been
found in cornfeld near Howard Lake.
He was beaten to death by two men, Que Of
whom is Samuel Gigrich, OF Winstead.
A very reverend gentleman by the pub
lie name of the "Rev. Riches," who has
ministered to churches in Ottawa and
Cleveland, in this state, is hopeless, gut
ter drunkard, total wreck.
Luverne Herald: The body of John
Erickson Nsuswold, postmaster at Gard
ner, who has been missing for some time,
was found dead last week, having hung
himself to tree by fishiline.
That staunch and faithful Democratic
journal, "The Peoples Press" published at
Owatonna, has been enlarged and greatly
improved, and is now one of the finest and
ablest of our state papers.
A man in Genoa, Olmstead county, has
since the 1st of June dug and sold over
200 pounds of gensing roots. receiving
therefor nearly S400 His earnings
amounted to nearly 500 month.
Last week two sportsmen in the vicinity
of Cannon Lake wounded and captured
alive an eagle which measures six feet six
inches from tip to tip OF wings. They have
presented it to the Shattock school in Far
ibault
The new Catholic church at Wells was
dedicated last Sunday by Bishop Ireland
assisted by Rev. Father Lette, Schueitzlel
and Venn. The sermon was delivered by
the Bishop, after which twenty persons
were confirmed.
The Atwater Press pays the following
compliment to the personal appearance OF
some of its citizens: "Atwater is not fa
vored with frequent visits from barber
now, and tho appearance Of some of ouE
citizens would indicate as much.'
.Brainerd Dispatch: A stuffed mountain
lion and its cub passed through here Sat
uTday night on their way to G. K. Barnes
in st. Paul. They were shot by Joe Cramt
in the Judith basin near Helena, and are
said to be very rare even in that portion
Of the world.
The Rochester Record and U1ion says
'The first of last week VIM. Schultz had a
family difficulty and skipped out, but he
was not so we'll pleased with the cold en-
braces of the world as he anticipated, and
returned the last of the week to the warm
er embraces of his family"
Burglars entered the hotel at Hancock
Stevens county, the other night and Sc
cured ten or fifteen dollars in money. They
went to the depot when the train came in
and one representing himself as q runner
for the hotel, got possession of lady'l
satchel and made Off with it.
| The dead body of David Steinbeck was
recently found in Germania township
Todd county. Particulars are somewha
indefinite, but it seems he came to vic
lent death in fracas. During the meiet
O Mrs Solick had her right arm broken
The affair is to be investigated.
An expert judge of wheat advises tbs
farmers through the columns of the Red
wood Gazette, to guard against using We
riety of wheat known as the Wild Rice, 70
the reason that it will spoil their grades
The kernel is nice looking, bat the miller'
iclaim they cannot make white flour from
1t, aud in consequences it grades rejected
at The elevators.
Little Falls Sun: A Rich Prairie farmer
took some good merchantsble wheat Il
Gravelville, the other day, and was Offered
eighty-two cents. lie unloaded some, ans
getting toward the bottom Of the load ht
emptled sack oe condemned wheat intt
the hopper. The miller caught him at it
and took it all at sixty cents, thus losing
about sixteen cents per bushel on all, in
stead of three sacks of condemned whicl
he had on his wagon. He vas pitched ou
of the mill on account of his chin besides
| Granite Falls Journal: Monday morn
ing of this week four stacks of oats ant
q separator belonging to G. Bliss, of tn
town of Echo, ,swere destroyed by fire. MI
Bliss discovered the fire about o'clock il
the morning, soon after it started, and en-
deavored to save the separator, whic
stood between the stacks, but was unabl
to accomplish his purpose. The fire wa
undoubtedly the work of an incendiary
and suspicion pointed so strongly to on
Chas. Munsell, that he was arrested, an
on Tuesday was Brought to Granite an
lodged in Jail. The district court bein,
in session, in the afternoon he was brough
before the grand jury, and that bod
found an Indictment against him.
Owatonna Peoples Press: Last Monde
morning a mother living in Owatonna bsa
her eleven-y year-old daughter in most un
merciful manner. First she drove her int
barn and fogged her with a whip abou
three feet long and nearly as thick as
mans thumb. Secondly, she took her b,
the hair of the head and jammed her sew
eral times against the wooden walls o
buildings on the premises. The child wa
missing Monday night, having run away
| IT. yyns suhsnnuantly ascertgiUed that Sht