Daily globe., 1883-07-28

On recent sunday seven raScally
tramps made themselves disagreeable in
Waseca, by filthy conduct, insulting ladies,
and other vicious conduct. They were
arrested and locked up.
A Swede named Peterson, of Middle
vile, Wright county, cut his foot badly
with scythe, and bound it up tight and
ignorantly left it undressed, the result is
his leg will have to be amputated.
The M. E. church ediice in Austin has
been undergoing extensive repairs, with
the appliance of paint &c. A new organ
has been put in the church, and new pull
pit is to complete the inside embelish-
ment.
The old Indian Chief, Good Thunder
who was faithful and valuable friend to
the whites, during the memorable and
bloody massacre, is now in camp near
Redwood, and wants to locate permently
there.
The salaries of teachers in Albert Lea
have been fixed as follows: Principal,
81 900; Assistant Principal, $500; Second
Grammar, $50 per month; First Gram
mar, $40 per month; all other teachers $40
per month.
George Hewett, of Wadena county,
scarcely 20 years old. was found wandering
about in a wheat field in Nicollet county,
the other day, nearly destitute of clothing
and nearly starved. He proved to be era
zy. He was put in jail and his parents
notified.
Swindlers are roaming through Mime
sofa claiming to represent some city dye
ing establishment, and collect shawls and
various articles of clothing to be dyed and
returned, but the owners of such goods
never see them again. Look out for these
pestilent thieves.
The Catholic church e6ifce in Forest
City, Meeker county, is to be thoroughly
repaired throughout, new reofed, painted,
and numerous other repairs at an expense
of about $1,000. When carpeted it will
present very attractive and beautiful ap-
pearance.
Lawbreakers, called sportsmen, are pre-
pairing to shoot prairie chickens August 1,
in defiance of the law against shooting
them till August IA. Every v1olator of the
law should be subjected to its penalty.
The game laws have been set at defiance
long enough.
The Bank of Monticello is closed and
produces great excitement mong deposi-
tors and others. The cashier is absent.
Numerous attachments have been put
upon the bank. 1t has not yet transpired
whether the scare is necessary
the bank is really insolvent.
Prairie chickens, are being killed in the
vicinity of Manko contrary to law. Enforce
the law. Bring the criminals to justice.
The law breakers are also shooting prairie
chickens in the vicinity of New Ulm. Let
the State Game Protective Association
bring the rascals to justice.
Albert Lea Enterprise: A monster ser
pent is reported to have been seen by Mr..
Segar, of this city, in Geneva Lake, last
Tuesday. He estimates its length at over
forty feet and over foot in diameter.
1t is said that the fish in the lake are fast
disappearing and the monster seprent is
charged with devouring them.
Last fall William Berg of Victor, Wright
county, in a drunken brawl, shot fatally,
his friend Little. Berg was drowned while
endeavoring to escape from pursuing Off.
GERS. 1t is supposed he swan under the
ice. Only recently his body has been
found, and between one and two hundred
dollars recovered which he had on his
person,
Sauk Rapids Sentinel: VIM. Clapp, who
had been staying with Mr.. Daniel Frye, in
Sherburne county, recently went to Elk
River for the purpose of having broken
arm dressed, but not finding the physician
at home he started off in the direction of
Robert Adams place, and has not since
been seen. Search has been made for him
but without success.
Burglars in unusual numbers are roam
ing through the state of Minnesota, rob-
bing dwellings and business houses.
Every residence should be well secured by
locks and bolts at night, and not left alone
even in the daytime. Last week burglars
robbed the house of B. T. Ray, of Judson,
Blue Earth county of number of valua-
BILE articles and $3.50 in cash.
The Litchfeld NelUS-L Ledger gives an &C.
count of several recent lightning accidents.
The house on the Nelson farm on the
North side of the town was struck and
damaged to the amount of $25. John
Murray of Forest City had horse killed.
A bolt struck into drove of cattle and
horses three miles west of Litchfeld, kill
ing two horses and four head of cattle.
Sank Centre Herald: David Pangburn
is authority for the statement that at least
four hundred persons spent portion of
last Sunday picking raspberries near the
brickyard. He counted 322 persons and
fifty-six teams, headed by Deacon Conner,
all we'll loaded with the CORY fruit, and it
was not very good Sunday for berrying
either. He thinks the deacon had the
biggest congregation in this vicinity.
Monticello Times: Some twenty or
thirty people from Elk river have been
camping at Big Lake. Several parties
from this place have visited them, and
found them company Of choice spirits.
Last week Tuesday, they suffered quite a
| misfortune. While at supper in one tent,
they had placed smudge in the other to
drive out the ''skeeters on the wall" But
it made more thorough work of it than
they supposed, and very unexpectedly
with a furious roar, tent, cots, bedclothes
and all were enyeloped in flames. Hard
ly one of them but shared in the loss. It
is so much better to camp out in tents
among mosquitoes, than to remain in the
quiet enjoyment of home.