Daily globe., 1883-10-31
MINNESOTA NEWS

The village of Willard has been i1cor-
porated.
The Jail at Glenwood has IN it but one
prisoner.
Gas works are being constructed at Fer
gus Falls.
1t is reported that Moorhead is to have
a new weekly paper.
The telephone company have 81 sub
scribers in Crookston.
The receipts of the late Catholic fair in
st. Peter amounted to nearly $4,000.
The Northern Pacific railroad company
is now operating 1851 miles of road.
While John Krokin and wife of Cranky,
were driving home from st. Peter the
other day, he was stricken with paralysis
and died in a few hours.
The Red Wing Aduance has just enter
ed upon its eleventh volume. In dignity,
candor and ability it is one of the most
creditable local journals in thu state.
The Little Falls Transcript says: Gov.
Hubbard is probably waiting until after
Nov. 6, to see whether Thanksgiving
proclamation will be appropriate or not.
Near Crookston, the other day, the loft
of stable containing 5000 bushels OF
Wucdt gave Ndy3 tWO HOIsccs MI
Iggles the owner of the team narrowly es-
capped.
Last week the livery stable of j. j. Bull
in st. Vincent was destroyed by fire. Loss
$4,000, uninsured. Two tenements ad-
joining belonging to William Smith were
destroyed. Loss $4,000; insured $1,000
The business part of the village had mar
row escape from destruction. The fire,
was set by an incendiary.
The Rochester Star says: The recent.
newspaper changes in Fillmore county
causes rs to remark that the editor of the,
Star is the only editor left in the county
who published paper in the county seven
years ago. Also the only editor who owns
! the building in which his paper is printed,
it having been erected for that purpose.
The Duluth Times says Moose Lake
half breed while out hunting deer the 9th
er day, by the accidental discharge of his
rifle had one of his hands badly shattered
making the amputation of two fingers
necessary. The fellow tumbled and
kicked at great rate and finally had to
| be put under the influence of ether.
Archie Buie rushed off to the fire leay--
| ing his vest with $400 in it, in his room at
Berg's boarding house. When he returned
there was only $500 of the money left.
There were fourteen dodgers at Berg's that
night They were all cross-examined but
none could tell what became of the money,
80 says the st. Vincent Herald.
Winnebago City Press: Secretary Tel
ler has decided the appeal of Kaufner,,
near Worthington, wherein a claim to a,
| homestead a section of tho Southern
Minnesota Extension railroad land grant
was involved in favor of the company.
The secretary decides that under the law
| the certifcation of the land to the state
convey ed the title in fee simple, conse-
quently patent was not necessary.
Taylor's Falls Journal: A twelve year
| old boy, named Johnson, was sent to jaib
last Thursday and remained there until
Tuesday when he was taken to Centre City
| to await the action of the district court
on the charge of having several times set
fire to the house of Chas. Peterson in Sha-
fer, near the Amador line. The boy ac--
knowledged having set the fires, and will
probably go to the reform school. He
claimed to have been abused and retail
ated in this manner.