Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-27
MINNESOTA NEWS.

The cement works at Mankato have a
pay roll of 5 1000 q month.
The cranberry crop in LIE Sueur county
was destroyed by the recent frost.
The first gas was manufactured at the
new gas works in Mankato last week.
Eugene Lemoy has sold 80 acres of land
in Mendoza to Albert Schmidt for $500.
1t is said there will be large amount
of good sorn harvested in Jackson county.
A movement is being made in Mankato
for the establishment of street railway
line.
Many farmers are complaining that
the earth is SO dry. that ploughing is diff
cult.
The M. E. church in GAINESVILLE has been
rented for school purpose, by the school
board.
The reports are that the sugar-corn
crops is generally, ruined by the recent
frost.
Three stacks of wheat were burned in
Minneola the other day, caused by sparks
from thresher.
On Robert Wallis farm in Browns Val
ley last week 1900 bushels of wheat was
threshed in ten hours.
Several families in Faribault were dis
turbed the other night by the prowling
around of sneak thieves.
Burglars broke into store in Red Wing
the other night, ard got $40 in cash as a
reward for their virtuous enterprise.
A man in Zumbrota the other day, un-
der the influence of "tanglefoot'' attemp-
ted suicide, but was too drunk to secure
success.
The Union church society at Aitkin re-
Gently held festival IN their new church,
which resulted in benefit Of $50 for the
church.
Luther eJubulum" whatever that may
be, is announced at the Swedish Lutheran
church, in Red Wing, Sunday and Mon
day, Sept. % and "a.
John Brossman aged about 40 years,
and unmarried committed suicide in Man
kato the other day by taking opium. He
was drinking man.
Herman Lodge l. o. o. F. of Hastings
the other day donated 500 to the Rochester
cyclone sufferers. Contributions in addi-
ton were made by individual members.
A 100000 saw mill is to be built in
Crookston. The foundations are now
being built. This valuable enterprise car
ries Joy to the hearts of the Crookstoni-
ans.
Sank pids Sentinel: Quite number
of farmers in the woods have recently lost
their pigs by the depredations of bears.
Bears are more numerous this season than
hey have been for many years past.
LIE Suer NeaUs: A farmer living at Mer-
riam Junction was killed by being run
over by freight train. he was walking
on the track when the train backed on to
him cutting his body in a terrible man
ner.
Pine Asland Journal: Many farmers
in this vicinity have thresed their winter
wheat, the quality is No. 1, and the aver
age per acre is about twenty eight bush
els, very much better than spring sown
wheat
The Wabashaw Herald says, the bridge
over Brewery Greek between Wabashaw an6
Reeds was completed on Saturday last,
and travellers between the two towns are
no longer compelled to drive through the
creek.
Mankato Free Press: The GAINESVILLE
Argus hears that the wheat yield in Blue
Earth county ranges from to II pei
acre. The Argus man would do we'll to
enquire little further into this matter
We have it from pretty fair threshine
ests that the wheat yield in Blue Earth
ounty ranges from II to % bushels pei
Gre. Blue Earth county cannot bs
hoked down with apy of your eight bush
deals this time. Not for Joseph.