Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-29
SALTWATER, THURSDAY, OCT, 4.
STATE NOTES,

Physicians report considerable typhoid
fever in Mcleod county.
/ Burglars put in an appearance in Albert
Lea last week, but got no booty.
The Enterprise reports a good many
cases of typhoid fever at Albert Lea.
The Shakopes Argus has been enlarged
from seven to an eight column folio.
Several persons in Albert Lea are pre-
pairing to emigrate to Washington Terri
tory.
Briggs Thomas of Fairbaut had his left
arm broken the other day by being thrown
from wagon.
grocery vas burglarized in Austin the
other night and the burglars realized be-
tween 81 and So for their enterprise.
The Rev. A. G. Wilson has purchased a
third interestin the Red Wing Publishing
company, and will hereafter edit the Ad-
vance.
A barge containing 3,450 bushels of
wheat was sunk as The elevator landing in
Hastings the other night. The cargo will
prove total loss.
Station Agent Rowley, of Ramsey, Ano-
| ka county, who was run over by the cars
1 49,
| leaves wife and three children.
The Congregationalists of Hartland,
Freeborn county, are erecting church
edifce, the first building for worship that
has been erected in that township.
A Presbyterian church edifce is being
| hurried forward in Redwood, SO as to be
| ready for winter use. The structure will
cost between $4,000 and $4,000 and will be
| a very creditable building.
The Morris Tribune says: The crop of
| potatoes this year is extraordinary, both
as to size and yield-but we must say no
more about this big crop, or the price of
potatoes will go down as the price of
wheat has done.
The Rev. Martin Blowers of Monticello
a Baptist clergyman, who has resided in
this place for ten years, is going to Port
land, Oregon, where he proposes to settle.
The people of Monticello very much regret
| to lose so excellant family.
The Winnebego City Press says: A
dead infant was found last Sunday morn
ing on the prairie just west of town. 1t
was the body of a female child, about five
months old, entirely nude,and had evident
~ been placed there the night before.
Morris Tribune: One of the most sue
oessful hunters in this neck of the woods
is DR.. Maughn. Last Friday evening he
came in with sixty three ducks and three
brant. You could hardly see his pony
and blackboard on account of the load Of
wild game.
Last week new Catholic church was
dedicated at Currie, Murray county, by
! Bishop Ireland. The church was erected
by Mr.. Sweetmer for the use of his colony,
and the Catholics of Currie. Bishop
Spaulding was present in the evening and
preached an eloquent discourse.
LIE Sdeur Sentinel: Both the receipts
and expenses of the late county fair were
greater than we supposed last week. The
sum received from the State appropriation
was 1854, which made the total receipts
about $3.50, and the expenses were about
S74O-about 1882 of which was paid for
premiums and $3.50 for races.
/ The Red Wing Arp''G gives detailed
account of shooting affair. Allen Samp-
son and Swan Peterson were
riding along when Hiram Cald-
we'll drove up behind them and recklessly
dashed into their wagon. An alteration
ensued. when Caldwell drew a pistol aud
iii ed, giving Sampson probably fatal
wound. Both men wer edrunk.
Little Falls Sun: John Young, of
G ayelville, shot two bears Sunday after