St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-26
STATE 10 THINGS.
Local and Personal, Gathered
From All Parts OF Minnesota.

Tramps are reported numerous about
Janesvllle. They are put off the trains every
day. One of the devices they use in riding
on the beams under the cars is a band for the
neck ana sponge and cloth saturated with
water to place over the mouth and eyes. IL
protects from dust and gravel, but not from
the train gang. 1t has not been patented.
among the street incidents at st. Cloud
reported by the Times was colloquy be-
tween gentleman and lady, and the latter
vigorously attempting to ruin her large para
sol over the head of the man. who rapidly re-
tired in disorder
Becker Bros. are selling off their cattle in
order to go into the sheep business on large
scale. They have read the presidents mes
sage and the Mills bill also.
The Red Wing Republican reports wheat
poor in most parts of that county, and In
some places affected by rust. Olher crops
are generally good, although chinch bugs
are doing some damage.
Newton Foster, at Fair Honor, near st.
cloud, was found i'll his cabin suffering from
scaldlng and beating administered by his
better INDEPENDENTLY larger fraction in
this instance.
Joseph T.. Lindholm, son Of G. P. Lind
nom, OF Red Wing, died at his home at Bow
die, Oak, last Saturday The remains were
brought to Red Wing for interment.
Mrs. G. +. Hummer had her trunk picked
OF a valuable gold watch while on her way
nome TO W1nona from Owatonna- 1t was
a1terWard recovered at pawn shop.
capt. Libby, who was experimenting the
building of the electric light works at st.
Cloud, had his right hand caught in the ma
ehlnery and horribly mangled.
A state teachers institute is to be held in
Nlnona, beginning Aug. 81 and lasting one
week. At that time State Superintendent
k1ehie will deliver an address.
The picture Of the hackman at Winona,
who found $500 in his hack and looked up
iS tn no tol fnr IIca
III the Sunday school books.
The Otter Tail County Farmer has again
changed hands, Messrs. Salvage & Lambert
becoming the editors. The politics of the
new change is not known.
John Gross an employe of the Beef Slough
Logging company, at Winona, was drowned
at the Minnesota boom while in an intoxi-
Gated condition.
To vindicate his political integrity Joseph
Davidson, at GAINESVILLE, ordered six old ban
danas burned. He is a straight Republican
now.
F. Van Buren,, at New York Mills. is re-
ported TO nave given bonds to produce the
girl, Miss Reynolds who was abducted there.
The trustees of the M. E. college that has
Deen located at Fergus Falls met this week
to decide upon the site for the buildings
The Granite Falls Tribune discovers Al
pert Schetfer literature in some unknown
language being distributed in that town.
An average Of ZOO tons of coal daily is
being sent west over the Northern Pacific
road alone from Duluth.
In Otter Tail the county convention to elect
delegates to the state convention will meet
Aug. z at Fergus Falls.
AT Pelican Rapids last Saturday grasshop-
pefs were seen flying over in large numbers.
Surveyors are laying out the grounds for
the new Manitoba car shops at St. Cloud.
Indications of coal have been found in
digging at Pelican Rapids