Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-24
MINNESOTA NEws.

A second creamery is to be started IN
st. Peter next spring.
The reunion of Vermonters at the Grant
house in Wassca took place last week.
Wolves are being slain in Steele county,
and the slayers get the bounty at the audi
tors Office.
The hunters in the south part OF Round
prairie, Todd county, are organizing for
grand wolf hunt.
the other night ]. B. Shawner, Of La
verne, was sluggsd and robbed of $50 in
currency and valuable papers.
destruetive fire occurred in Medford,
Steele county, the other day, destroying
nve or Six stores, including Less block.
Mr.. Pond, who was shot in Faribault BY
Mrs. Swartz, is likely to recover. Both
Mrs. Swsrtz and her husbala are in Jail
in default Of $1,000 bail.
The pastors of the Baptist, Methodist
Congregational and Presby terier churches
of st. Cloud have formed a ministerial as
ISOLATION, and meet every Monday morn
ing.
The De Groot house at Sauk Centre came
near being destroyed by fire the other day
The fire was communicated from the stQya
to the floor. and timely discovery only
saved the building.
The other day Norman ST. Onge. IA
empioye in Tileston's Touring mill ia
Faribsult, had the ends of three of his I'm
gers taken of By getting caught In the
machinery.
The LIE Sueur Ne,cs says, G. W. Ssuatly
had 375 rods OF ditching doas last fall on
lnr1 land Tint 1nt ~
This fall his best wheat grew on the
drained land.
Owatonna Journal: 4 Judgment Of 81
600 was rendered against J. 2. Jackson, of
Steele county, at the late terra of court, for
seducing his hired girl, during the ab-
sence Of his wife.
Lumbermen will not do the usual
amount of work IN the woods this winter
on account OF the overstocked market, so
the lack of good body of snow will not
be SO serious drawback.
The new Catholic parsonage at James
vile took fire the other day at early MORN
ing, but timely discovery en- bled the
people answering 30 the alarm to quickly
e1tlnguish the flames. Damage merely
nominal.
st. Peter Tribune: Sheriff O'Gorman
was up twice last week with insane persons.
st. Paul furnishes more lunatics than any
town Of its size IN the world. The boom
probably sets tSem wild. Either that Or
the new hotel.
The St. Peter Tribune says: DR.. Bari
lett WAS called to Eankato last week to
give his opinion in court in the case Of the
State vs. Cummings, as to the sanity of
Mr.. Cummings. He gave his opinion
that Cummings was sane, and the jury SO
considered him.
An eighteen year old lout in Norton,
Winona county, deliberately leveIsd q
shot gun at a ten year old boy, saying 81
am going to shoot your head Off and fired,
the entire charge Of shot entering the
boys face, making a fearful, frigh.ful,
and painful wound. The eighteen year
old BOBBY "didn't know it was loaded"
Little Falls Sun: A Swede by the
nane Of Nelson was fatally injured by a
falling limb in Warren Hastsy's camp on
Dagget Brook yesterday. Two mon start
ed for this place with TIE wounded msn,
but before reaching Fort Ripley he died
aud the corpse was brought here and at
this writing is awaiting the action of
| the coroner.
st. Peter Tribune: J. ". Kelley's little
daughter, of Lake Jefferson, aged about
ten years, broke through the ics while
sliding, and as no assistance was near il
| wss some time before she could get out, Is
the ice would give away as soon as she
! got up, but at last the little girl managed
to get out and was so chilled through she
could not walk, but had to creep to the
house.
In the cases of J. b. Rhodes, of Little
Falls, against the Northern Pacific Rail
way company for damages sustained by
reason of the refusal Of the company to
furnish him cars for shipping his wheat,
| have both been decided in his favor, the
one for 800 and the other for S97, and
| judgments ordered. OF course the com
! pany will appeal, as the trial was in justice
court.
brakeman at Fairmont the other day
had leg crushed by being run over by q
| locomotiAe. The injured limb was anpu-
| tated, and ne wall have TO be cripple for
| life. He had made but two trips. Such
| accidents are very common-quite too
| common. The slaughter aud manning of
employees on railroads are among the ter
rors of railroad life.
This is the way the Nankato Free Press
blows: "Fhsre is no city in Minnesota
that gives better spromise Of genuine
and Substantial growth next Season than
Maukato. What with wholesale dry
| goods house, boot and shoe establish
mont, and two grocery houses, hindersIgus
| from becoming the metropolis for all tine
as We are now, of southern Minnesots?
Mankaso is the place to invest your mon
| ey, ana you can't do it too soon.'
New Ulm Revietv: Brown county hss
| sixty eight school houses, the total vslus-
ton OF which, including sites, is 81, 1867.
Eicolles and Redwood counties have each
| fifty three school houses. The valuation of
| those in the former is $4S,75 and of
those in the latter, s2o.473. The total cash
receipts in Brown county in 1883 for school
purposes was $3S,954; total expenditures,
| $29,s27. The receipts and expenditures
in Nicollet and Redwood counties wsre
considerable less than in this county. The
total number of school buildings in the
state is 1852, representing total yalua-
ton of s4,352,s $40, including sites.