Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-13
MINNESOTA NEWS.

In Zumbrota ''license" was carried by
sixty-one majority.
In Pine Island ''no license was carried
by thirteen majority.
The other day Carrie, daughter of Rich
ard Hamitt, of Mankato, had an arm
broken by falling on slippery sidewalk.
The Chatield Democrat has been en-
larged to an eight column folio. 1t makes
a very fine appearance, and deserves its
prosperity. It is in its twenty-seventh
volume, having been established in 1856.
Mankato ReUieaU: The many friends of
Rev. Mr.. Coerr, who held religious service
in the Episcopal church of this city, last
spring, will regret to learn that he has
been adjudged insane and committed to
the asylum at st. Peter.
Alexandria Neovs, Jan. II: Last Friday
night about 10 o'clock lamp in the mil
linery store of the Misses Henry exploded
and set fire to the goods, destroying nearly
their entire stock before the flames could
be extinguished. They estimate their loss
at about $500, which is insured for $400.
The Shakopee Argus of Jan. IL, gives a
detailed account of the robbery of a grave
in the cemetery in that city. Mrs. Julia
Undye, of Eagle Greek, who died suddenly,
was buried Jane. Jan. 9Th the grave was
found to have been robbed. Great excite
ment prevailed, and various suspicious
were afoat.
Glencoe Enterprise: A young man in
Rich valley was recently taken quite sick
and on his way to Glencoe, report says,
was taken with violent spell of vomiting,
which caused the election from his stom-
ach of frog. The parties from whom we
gained this information are willing to
vouch for the truthfulness of it.
Mankato ReUiea0, Jan. 8: Five or six
men have been killed on the Western di-
vision of the Winona road in the past
month or six weeks. The latest is young
man named Tim Tooney, killed at Sleepy
Eye on Saturday. A box car was being
used for a caboose, and he attempted to
swing himself from the door to the steps
leading to the roof when the train was in
motion. He was cautioned not to make
the attempt, but disregarded it, and fell on
the track, the wheels passing over his body.
The Winona Republican says: Among
the number who lost their lives in the de
struction of theNewhalI house atAIiIwaukee
Oll DLlO lOln WOO NIL ItOOOIb VI lOWdI0s
connected with the editorial staff of the
Senti1ael. Mr.. Howard was for several
years an employe of the Republican in this
city and for time held the position of
foreman in the composing room, discharg-
ing his duties with intelligence and fideli-
ty. He was bright young man and was
much liked by all who knew him. His sad
end will be deeply regretted by his friends
ana acquaintances.
Glencoe Register, Jan. II: Fred. Udler, a
we'll to do German living some three miles
southeast of Norwood, in Carver county,
was on the first of December the happy
father of seven healthy children, the eldest
eighteen years of age. About the above
mentioned date, diphtheria in its most ma
lignant form entered the familyand within
ten days took away three of the children
aged respectively nine, thirteen and fifteen
years. The other children were all sent
away from home, and after whitewashing
the house, airing the clothing and general
ly cleansing the sick rooms as the parents
thought sufficiently to destroy all germs of
the disease left on the premises, they suf-
fered their boy of eAeven to return home
to Christmas. On New Years day he was
attacked with the terrible disease and died
in 1aSs than forty -eiOht hOurs