Daily globe., 1879-06-16
.MANKATO NEWS.
srro1AnnY RrponrrD ron THE 81. PAUL GLOBE.

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[spEoIALLY REpoRrED FOR THE sr. PAUL GLOBE.
MANkAro, June / The preliminary steps
to the work on the bridge were taken on
Thursday of last week, by cutting down the
willows IN the roadway.
A rain of three hours duration visited this
locality on the 18th.
Married, in st. Peter, June 7th, by the
Episcopalian minister, Rev. r. Livermore,.
Mr.. Michael Brosnan and Miss Julia Prem
tiss, from this city.
The ladies of Cereal chapter held their
last quadrille party at the Opera house, on
Wednesday evening. 1t was we'll attended,
and everybody would like to go again.
The officers of the Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroad were expected in town on the 18th,
but failed to put in an appearance. They
will be here in the early part of the coming
week. zaia VI z.,...
i Diphtheria has again made its advent in
this place. Two little girls Of Mr.. Ribber's
family, five and seven years Of age, died on
the 18th inst. There are other cases re-
ported, though not severe.
w. F. Schoregg, a promising young law
yer of this place, left for Yankton, Dakota
Territory, on Friday evening last, where he
gentleman. whom it is q pleasure 70 know.
We wish him success In tis new home. and
can safely sav Mankato's loss will be Yank-
toms gain. .
Corpus Christi festival was observed by
the Catholics here by services in the church
and the erection of altarS and procession OF
the members and societies. the Young mems
sodality and Others. Some twenty or thirty
younp girls were yery tastefully arrayed in
white dresses. embIe,natic of purity. The
altars we're decorated with flowers. and the
services were yery interesting. $500. &C.,
Anexcursion train went fyine through the
town on the 10Th. AS near as we could learn
thew were the officers Of the Chicago. Rock
Island & Pacific, accompanied By an edi.
tnrial marty from Missouri. or some other
lot of ink slinpers. They switched from the
Winona and ST. Peter to the Sioux CITY
track at sKasnta. and make their own road
al Counc,ls Bluffs by way. of the Missouri
yalley;a5
Tn NV ouest for items for the GLopE / ran
acroaa nentlanan who Is without d0nbt q
living example of the man who has reached
q STAGE where forbearance ceases to be q yir
tue. He had his revolver loaded, he is God
foorino mon l,nt ha aava ha will sha 'd-A II
ha doesn,t shoot the ssconndrellv tramns who
| hrool, h;a ,,ooca hv dayIa and n;oht Yonn,
man noe,, Who @ w;sh to kaan . whole akin viii ne
~ ono anothar track when thew coma 10 thf
foot m hr;aoa IN The f,at
A the new danartnre in the way q
water-works will necessitate the organ
ization of hose comnanies. the bov,
have alraadv taken the nattar IN hand. nv,
- meet oaetinos have hean held 1bv old timers from
tho Third and Fonnrth wards. and have re
snltad il the adnntion Of the constitution
and the Officers viii be elected as soon a,
eiphteen Of the proposed members are en-
rolled. q The First and Second wards vii
make mo their slate TO-DAY. elect their officer
MONDAY MIGHT. 10th. and thus step out .
fnlI AaGood comnanv al ona meeting.
"a yonng man named Enpelharte. agee
itwentv-oone Years. living some four miles from
town, died very suddenly on the 18th inst
! Some fonr l7aua hafora ha ,zas taken iii. thi
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