St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-29
MINNESOTA NEWS.

other night. One of them has been cap
tured.
The dumb talk. The Willmar Republican
Gazette says: Olof Hanson, of Whitefeld,
returned Tuesday from Washington, d. c.,
where he is taking five years course OF
study in the national Deaf Mute college. He
will remain at home during the summer va
cation, returning to Washington in Septem-
Der to continue his studies for two years
When he first went to the college he could
not speak word, but he now talks quite
plainly.
A new Methodist church edifice has been
recently erected at 9ohem, Clay county
Last week $4,000 feet of culled boards, in
the lumber yard of Andrews Bros, at Glyn-
don, were destroyed by fire.
| 1t is rumored that Brainerd will soon have
another newspaper, Democratic in politics.
Minnesota needs more papers OF that class.
| for~v"ar old son of Edward Ellis of
Dodge Center, had hand cut off by a mower
er tnc ,..,rday.
| The editor Of DodgeCenter hader rode
through portion OF Dodge County the other
day, and says he never saw better prospect
for crops in Dodge county.
The other day two sneak thieves registered
at the hotel of Mr.. Batlo in Red Wing as
| from st. Paul Ia two days time 1t was found
that rooms in the hotel had been piliaged.
! Mr.. Batlo bad the two pretended st. Paulites
arrested, and there were found on their per-
sons seven reyolvers, three watches, and uu-
merous small articles stolen from the rooms.
These enterprising bogus representatives of
st. Paul are resting from their labors in the
jail at Red Wing
! Saltwater Gazette: Mr.. Gillian of st. Paul
has sold his stock in the N W. Mfg car
company to Senator Sabin, receiving $40, =
600 in c. n. Nelson lumber com pany for his
500, coo in the ear works. 1t is also reported
that Mr.. Porter of Chicago has expressed his
Willingness to negotiate his stock ON the same
| basis.
Pelican Rapids Times: On Saturday, 18th
inst, two little sons of VIM. Dochow, of
Candor, were out in the woods with Ratchet
and the elder one accidentally struck the
tool through the finger of his year-old
brother, nearly severing it from the hand.
The little fellow hid his hand in bis pocket
from the notice of his parents, who did not
learn of the accident until "a hours after.
Anoka Union. This morning, at about
$3.50 o'clock Alvin Durham, only son of DR..
! ippi river, just above Lewis Martins resi-
dence, while in swimming in company with
his cousin, named Prindle
A son of John Hughes of Dominion,
Meeker county, was killed by runaway
team the other day.
The editor of the Glencoe Register has trav-
eled extensively during the past week
through Mcleod county and pronouuces the
crops uniformity good.
There are indications that Scandinavia
college may be soon located at Worthington.
A committee on location are making investi-
cations and are reported to be very much
pleased with Worthington.
A seven year old boy of Dell Woodruff Of
Blue Earth City was leading q colt, and tied
the halter around his body. The colt threw
the boy down and dragged him thirty rods,
bruislng him badly but breaking no bones.
1t is thought he may recover.
The telegraph office at Walnut Grove was
robbed by burglar the other night of S14.
Curre lNisnesohan: There was never a
finer prospect for all kinds of crops In any
country than we have now
/ A tramp went into house in Tarmington
the other day Offering some nostrum for sale,
but before he left, he stole watch which
was hanging on nail.
While Gov. Barto was walking in the
streets of Braincrd the other day, spent
ball from across the river struck him in the
neck, producing painful brnise,
The Carlton Lumber Co., have shut down
their mill for the season.
The Delano Eegle Office was burglarized
the other night, the safe broken open, am
S15 taken. The safe was ruined. This is
the extent of the damage.
Mr. Schultz, proprietor of Washington
Lake Mills was run over by load Of -four the
other day, and come near losing his life but
will recover.
young man, brakeman, had foot
crushed at st. Peter the other day by a train,
making anputation necessary.
Corn is in the silk. 1t is advancing rapid
ly.
Burglars. .ramps, horse-thieves, and
frauds of every conceivable hue are now s'do-
ing the villages of this State.
Chaska Herald: Work is progressing very
fayorably on the the new Catholic Church.
1t viii be splendid structure when COM
pleted, probably the finest church edifice in
the State. II will cost about $4,000 Faith
er Clemintinus is entitled to great credit for
the time and energy he has devoted to the
en- erpriSe.
The Albert Lea Enterprise says: The crops
are looking splendidly, and if the weather
continues favorable n bounteous yield NAV
be expected.
The Mankato Free Press says: "a ride
through the country at this time will CON
vince any one that crops of every kind never
| looked more promising and farmers have
every reason to feel encouraged at the out
look for an unprecedented yield.'
The Catholic congregation in Madelia will
hereafter have priest to officiate every Sun
day.
| Tobacco culture has been commenced in
| Houston County.
The supposed cattle disease which caused
the death Of seven head of cattle in the south
western part of Martin county proves to have
been poison. They are poisoned--how is not
indicated The fear of infection has disap-
peared.
| The ST. Petee Tribune says at would take
one column of space to mention each week
| the accidents to stock from barbed wire
| fences-yet the people are just commencing
TO make fences of this kind Wait a few
years and barbed wire items will be numer-
Gus. Commenting on this the Martin county
Sentinel says: A prominent Martin county
farmer IN formed Us this week that tie amount
! expended for barbed wire would not pay for
the damage it had done to stock and he cited
dozen instances Of which he had personal
| knowledge to prove his assertion Add TO
! this the suffering it inflicts upo1. the poor
| dumb animals, and we have strong case
| against that kind of fence-almost strong
enough to demand Legislative action against
its use"
| Pine Island Journal: A lady was sent
| from Rice county to the Insane hospital at