Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-01

Opera house has been partially put on,
and the inside carpenter work has been SO
far completed as to be ready for the
plasterers. If there is warm, open weather
for few days, the piastering will be pro-
ceeded with.
Long Prairie Leader: The county Off
GERS are now nicely fixed III the new court
house. Anyone who has seen the old rat
trap they moved out of can fully appre-
clate the new building, The officers can
row work over their books without shiver-
ing with cold.
Now Uim ReuieoU: The New Ulm cream
cry manufactured $4,000 pounds of butter
during the season just closed. This Ger
fanny is good showing considering that
operations were not commenced until the
season was nearly half over. It is esti-
mated that at least 100000 pounds of
butter WILL be manufactured by this
creamery next season.
Crookston Northern Tier: A. r. Harris,
brakeman on Patrick Logan's train. had
both legs taken off early Sunday morning
at Arville, D. I. He was taken to the Sci.
kirk house at Grand Forks, and medical
attendance summoned. At last reports he
was in very critical condition. Mr., Har-
ris is Canadian and this was his first ex-
perience in railroading.
Taylors Falls Journal: Two children OF
John Walfrid, of Shafer, have died during
the past week of diphtheria. On the CSC
boy named Oscar. nine years old, died
and yesterday morning. the 2Sth,
daughter seven years of age, named Mary
child eleven months old died the pre-
vious week. His other two children were
sick few weeks ago and recovered.
Brainerd Journal 1t is stated on quite
good authority that 100 of the men recent
~ discharged at the railroad shops will re
sumo work at the shops the LIST of Decem
Der. Necessity will compel the compan!
to fill the shops again to their utmos
capacity within three months. Work il
accommodating so rapidly that it cannot b,
caught up with again for vera, ever
with the full facilities employed.
The st. Vincent Herald says: W. M
O'Keefe takes his departure for st. Pau
this evening together with his wife ant
child. He goes with the best wishes o.
his multitude of friends appropriately ex
pressed. On Wednesday evening last al
elegant meerschaum pipe was presented t.
him as slight token of regard from
number of his st. Vincent friends. Las
evening he was banqueted at the Pacih,
hotel by the railroad boys.
Faribault Republican On Monday even
ing last, Mr.. Z. N. Harrison, an aged citi
zen, who is generally known as the inven
tor of patent egg beater, went out to th'
wood pile to bring in an armfuli of wood
and fell dead. The body WAS found by hi
| son, who was absent at the time, on his re
turn home. DR.. Wood, who was summon
| cd, concluded that no inquest was neces
| sary, the circumstances warranting tn,
opinipg that death resulted from diseas,
| of the heart.
The people of st. Cloud through thei
chamber of commerce, are agitating tn
question of water power improvement
at that place, and corporation known a
the Mississippi River Navigation and I'm
provsment company has been formed t,
undertake the building of dam, etc. A
nesting of the chamber last week tn
matter was under consideration, and
proposition of the company was submittet
asking the city for bonus of 100000 il
six per cent. bonds.