Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-17

| kindred nonopolies. Now it Is Herman
| that has organized a Farmers Eley ator
company, and will build an elevator next
spring. Just the thing, naighbors.
Little Falls Transcript: remarkable
| sight may now be seen 'the lower part
of this village. A hive OF honey bees belong
| ing to Mr.. Dow are still. oua of doors, and
the bees have been flying about during
| the past week, apparently looking for th.
flowers which should accompany the pleas
ant weather of the past week. It is GER
tainly strange sight to see these insects
at work in the middle of a Minnesota De-
cember.
Anoka Herald: If Ramsey county will
give Hon. g. K. Davis the support his
| ability entities him to, he viii be the
| next member Of congress from this dis
| trict.
Zumbrota independents: The elevators
here in Zumbrota have taken in about
| 100000 bushels of wheat since the first dav
of September, which is a large amount
| above what was taken in during the same
months last year. On account of this the
merchants nave enjoyed good trade this
fall.
Currie, (Murray county, Miunesotian:
On Monday Mr.. Bartly Farrelly and his
son Edward, of Dovray, were hauling g
load of hay, the load started TO fall off
and the son went upon it to right it; he
told his father so throw him up fork,
then moved his position on the bad and
his father thinking he was ia the came
place threw the fork which struck the son
III the back near the kidneys. He cried out,
father you have killed me. Mr.. Farrelly
took mia down and went for assistance,
but ne died in a short time.
Wabashaw Herald: "a citizen' OF Wi
; mona recommends that women OF that CITY
arm themselves and shoot down loafers
who insult them on the street corners. He
advises them to shoot over their heads at
the first insult, and at the second through
tho heart. Rather severe, but in most cases
it would be just, as they are most detesta-
BILE specimens of humanity at best.
A young man, Andrew Foss, of Orion
vile, Mimi, is missing. He left Orion
vile on Wednesday, Nov. Z, for Kingston,
Green Lake county, Wis, where his par
ents live, but ms yet has not got there, and
as he had no other destination or OBJECT
known to any one, it ia feared that he has
been put away by some foul play. He
had three hundred dollars in cash when he
leII OrGOnYllle.
Chaska Herald: It will be remembered
that the locomotives of the NJ 4, st. L. rail
road last fall set fire to the stubble in ths
field of Mr.. Henry Jaspers of this town,
burning up quite a number of stacks of
grain belonging to Mr.. Jaspers. The
company last week settled with bin, pay
ing him 1915, in full for all damages. A
happy settlement.
The Sank Rapids schools have been re-
opened, having been closed On account of
sickness.
Carver county has 2,848 scholars entitled
to superintendent money, and 164 not en-
titled to the same. The daily average at
tendance is placed at 1,0l8.
Diphtheria and measles have made their
appearance in Chaska, and the Sisters.
school has been temporarily closed in con
sequence.
A few days ago Reuben Lingenfsller,
sged %, the son of farmer in Fremont,
Winona county, was found dead in path
leading up bluff. Hs is supposed to
have died from heart disease.
A runaway team in LIE Sueur, the other
day, threw family violently to the ground.
One lady was badly bruised and had rib
broken, another had an arm broken.
Austin (Mower county, Transcript:
Prairie fires have been numerous during
the past two weeks. D. B. Colnan, of
Clayton, was damaged more than $1,000
worth from the effects Of FIRE last week
while Frank leach lost forty tons of hay.
a German in Lyle township lost twenty
tons, and several other losses are re-
ported.
A gang of young boys in ST. Peter are
addicted to stealing small articles from
the stores.
Andrew Akeson. of Swede Grove, Meeker
county, was killed the other day by be-
ing thrown from q wagon by runaway
team.
A number of persons were confirmed in
the Episcopal church at Rushford last
week and several others baptized.
Miss Moorhead, who was on the train
which was blown from the track near
Owetcnna last summer died at her home
IN Morgantown, Ky, a few days ago.
Drownings, broken arms and other in
iuries are numerously reported from a
wide range of country from skating on
the ice.
Faribauit Republican: The representa-
ton of Rice county in Saltwater has been
considerably increased the past year, and
The criminal ranks are constantly swelled
by recruits. The increase of capital
offences is marked feature of The time,
There are row six persons in the iaiI under
Indictment for murder or awaiting exami-
nation upon tbs charge, greater number
than ct any former period.
Fsribault Democrat: Two Of the Wa
tervilie burglars were convicted and SEN
tenced to thirteen years in Saltwater each.
The rascals were very indignant ana
threatened all manner of vengeance.
Alexander Grant wis he's been absent on