St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-19
MINNESOTA NEWS.

That vigorous and influential journal, the
Faribault Denaocrat, has entered upon its fif-
teenth volume. 4,
d. 4. McGrew makes his salutatory bow in
taking charge of the Crookston Ch4oaticle, and
says, as matter of course, s'it will be Re-
publican in politics, but will try to deal with
all fairly and honorably.'' That is a big
contract to undertake for such party, and
1t may well be feared the try will come
slightly short of the pronuncimento.
The Luverne, Rock county Herald is now
published semi-weekly.
Professor Robinson resigns the superin-
tendency of the high school at Martonville,
to study for the ministry. Mr.. Bliss, grad
uate OF Carleton college, is an applicant for
the position.
wholesale poisoning of dogs has occurred
in Brainerd, strychinined meat having been
widely distributed Many valuable dogs
have been thus DESTROYED. That some were
worthless dogs affords no Justification for
this Wholesale destruction, and If the sneak
ing miscreant can be found who distributed
the poisoned meat, Brainerd will be too hot
for his comfort set
Owatowna Herald: The Congregational
church in this city adopted the new Congre-
gational creed which has received so much
attention from the religious press throughout
the country during the past few months.
Owatowna Herald: Secretary Judson in
forms US that the State Fair this year will by all
odds surpass any fair ever held in Minneso-
ia, or for that matter, the entire orthwest.
Mr.. Judson has been untiring in his efforts
TO make the fair OF this year success, and
has succeeded in securing attractions that
will be sure to draw, and Owatowna may ex-
pect to see thousands upon thousands of
visitors within her limits during fair week.
The Enterprise is the name of the new Re-
publican paper just issued at Arlington, sSib-
ley County.
A man by the name of Stevens, of Granite
Falls and his hired man, both drunk, were
riding on load of lumber Stevens fell off,
the wagon passed over him producing fatal
injuries. He died soon after The hired
man was too drunk to give any account of
the accident
Sank Centere Herald: A young son of
Tobias Carl has a thoroughly trained dog
which he drives and controls as readily and
accurately as though it were a thoroughly
trained horse. He recently drove the animal
to Cold Springs in a day-over fifty miles,
keeping along with horse and buggy the en-
tire distance.
''The Northern Pacific World" at East
st. Cloud has suspended publication.
The Benson Swift county Press announ noes
that it will hereafter be Democratic in poll
tics.
Atwater Press The miniature sun flowers
called wild mustard may appear very beau
tiful, but to the farmer it means ruin and
desolation. Unless soon eradicated they will
overrun the country. We believe there was
an act passed by our last sales.--future imposing
penalties for permitting such weeds to grow
upon improved land.
Marshall Messenger: The Lake Benton
village council put quietus to some of theil
grumbling constituents by resigning in
body recor der and all. The council wanted
to make necessary street improvements,
and the citizens having tied their hands so
far as funds were concerned, the village
daddies threw up in disgust.
Miss Mary j. Youmans, who went from
w mona about year ago to South America
as teacher, died recently of mahral fever
The roller skating rink and opera house al
Sank Centre, the Herald says, is a mere fire.
trap, by reason of INADEQUATE escapes.
The other day Ben Lord, of Sank Centre.
in fit of temporary derangemen jumped
from the fourth story window of the ''water-
mill into a body of water about two feet in
depth, with hare bottom, distance of SO
feet. He was rescued with one leg twice
broken between the knee and ankle. There
are reasons for believing that when he re-
covers physically his mind will be al right
says the Sank Centre Herald.
New Ulm Reneo: All kinds of crops con
tinue doing well, though from a few locali-
ties rust in wheat is reported. With fail
weather from now on wheat promises good
yield.
New Ulm Re0iew: The manner of August
Schmidt's death has been legally inyestigat-
ed, and the coroner's jury has returned a
verdict to the effect that deceased came to
death from fall, and that it was attributable
to the negligence of the men engaged in the
work in not properly providing against the
danger attending passage at the place of the
accident
The Congregational society in Wabashaw
are taking earnest measures for building a
new church edihce.
Alerana,ta Post. Sam Johnson who. on
horseback, was riding near the shore OF lake
Agnes, was, with his horse, blown into the
lake when the storm of last Monday struck
him. Horse and rider extrieated themselves
without difficulty, hone the worse for the un.
expected bath.
Ale1qndria Post: Last Monday one of Mr..
II. II. Wilson'S men was driving an unruly
steer to town, and had tied the animals head
to one of its fore feet. When on the Dor.
tage, between lakes Winona and Agnes, the
beast ran into the lake, and its head being
drawn under water the animal was drowned
before assistance arrived.
A house owned by the Rev. Lusius Water.
man, on the ravine road near Faribault, oc-
cupied by Randall Fuller, was destroyed the
other day, by fire, with most of the contents
w. n. Dunn has withdrawn from the
Crookston Chronicle with which he has been
connected for five years. His valedictory
is'an exceedingly graceful and creditabIe
one.
Burt Newport of Pipestone was badly hurt
the other day, by being thrown from a buggy
by runaway team. He had an arm brok-
en- besides sustaining other severe injuries
New hay has already been marketed in
st. Peter.
The corner stone of the German Lutheran
Gymnasium at New Ulm, was laid last week
streetcar are now running regularly in
Anoka.
Pennington TriJeme: A lamentable acct.
dent occurred at the roller rink last Thurs.
day afternoon. Mrs. A. Wescot, who was
skating, fell in such way as to break her
left wrist.
Last Saturday evening the Farmingto n
high school building was entirely DESTROYED
By fire. Tae building cost over Sc, 900. There
was an insurance Of nearly $1,000. The fire
is believed to be incendiary, as there has
been no fire in the building for over six
weeks.
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