Daily globe., 1883-07-19
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Wolves are becoming troublesome in
the vicinity of Pennington.
Henry Ward Beecher will make his ap-
pearance in st. Cloud, August 1.
The price of good cows continues in the
forties, says the Mankato Reuiew.
saloon keeper in Caledonia was fin ed
$25 for selling liquor to minor.
The brickwork has been commenced on
the Armstrong block, in Albert Lea.
The Rochester Post says cattle continue
to die in that vicinity of clover bloat.
Marshal Kalb of Rochester has Just
lost boy years old of heart disease.
Brick laying has commenced on the west
wing of the hospital building in Rochester
Mrs. Michler of Rochester had tumor
from one of her eyes successfully removed
last week.
W. D. Rogers of st. Paul has leased the
Prindle House at Durand, Wis, and taken
possession.
The st. Cloud new bank will be known
as '.The German American National Bank
of st. Cloud"
The St. Cloud Times says: the Catho-
lies of Duelm cleared $255 at their
4th of July picnic.
The N E. church at Rockford was dedi-
Gated July, 10. Bishop Foss preached the
dedication sermon.
In some instances it has been discovered
that women are the flower thieving ghouls
of the grave yards.
The outlook for the small grain in Ohm
sted county is reported not to have been
better for many years.
Reports come from all points that the
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crops are looking splendid,
Larry Nugent's hotel on Third street.
Austin, came near being destroyed by fire
the other night, by the explosion Of a
lamp.
The Warren Radical says the state en-
campment of the Knights Templar will be
held at Maplewood Park in that place
August 18th.
The other day a daughter of Daniel
Mckinley, of Hokah, was thrown from
wagon by a runaway team, and had a COL
lar bone broken.
Ex-Gov. St. John of Kansas, delivered
lecture in Hastings to fair sized audience
the other evening. He is said to be an
eloquent speaker.
The Rochester Record aud Union says,
over 10000 pounds of milk are daily re-
ceived at the Star cheese factory for which
81 per hundred is paid.
The Minneapolis "Temperonce Rerie,v"
flies the Prohibition state ticket at the
head of its columns, and says it will gain
in strength every day till election"
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Johnson of Jones'
vile celebrated their golden wedding,
July 10. Mr.. and Mrs. F. have lived in
Waseca county for twenty-three years.
Ozias W. Pond, is Henry Ward Beecher's
forerunner in Minnesota, making arrange
ments and fixing dates for the Brooklyn
preachers summer lecturing campaign,
One evening last week, as Isaac Moorey
of Havelock, Chippewa county was return
ing from his barn to his house he was
struck by lightning and instantly killed.
Quite sensation has BEEN produced in
Fergus Falls, by person in male attire
who is supposed to be female. At last
dates the mystery had not been fully solv-
ed.
At Delano the other day two-year-ol
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Parken-
koff was drowned by falling into small
pool of water, excavated for watering cat
tie.
Recently a four-year old boy of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Boltzell fell from a loaded
wagon, and hind wheel passed over his
chest and yet the child was not killed, and
may recover.
The other day j. D. Young, proprietor
| of the Delano Hotel, wac knocked down by
a racing horse, and so injured that his life
| was despaired of. At last accounts he was
very low, but may recover.
A boy of Marshal Kalb, of Rochester,
riding in buggy, was run into by runa-
way team. The boy was thrown out and
one ear was nearly severed from his head.
He sustained 10 other injury.
The Post says, j. Grassle of Rochester,
shipped 800 head of young cattle and 100
sheep to Mr.. Ferris of the Sherman House,
st. Paul, last week. Mr.. Ferris is buying
them for his stock rancho out west.
A new mail route has been established
in Olmsted county, from Byron to Hanson
Rock Dell and Hanson will get their mail
twice week directly from the railroad.
Recently W. L. Keyes of GAINESVILLE,
Warren county shot a wild cat that had
been making depredations upon his hen
roost. The animal measured over four
feet in length, and was exceedingly fierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley, were thrown
from buggy last week in Mankto, by a
frightened runaway team. Mrs. B. was in
stantly killed, her neck being broken. Mr.
B. escaped with the fracture of q shoulder.
The Mankato Reriea0 says the reports
from the country in that region continue
faYorable to the growing crops. The
early sown wheat is especially fine and
promising, and should no mishap occur
will give big yield. Twenty to twenty
five bushels to the acre may be expected.
Rochester Record and Union: There
was grand celebration and picnic at the
asylum, Thursday afternoon and evening
Out of 298 patients 253 participated in the
festivities. from o'clock until 8 O'Clock
p. M, and all were safely housed after the
fireworks closed. DR.. Bowers thinks they
did remarkably we'll in not losing single
patient out of so many, especially on SO
dark night.
Rochester Record and Union: Mr.. Sen
rick of Haverhill, had curiosity on exhi-
bition on the Fourth. 1t was calf that
was born without eyes, and has no tail, its
back bone extending no farther than its
| hips, and it is otherwise deformed. 1t is