Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-10
FARIBAULT.
publican ward caucuses to. night.

Republican ward caucuses to- night. Y
Republican County convention tomorrow. 3
The common council meets next Wednesday
evening. ".' =. ''..' -
The afternoon train was three hours late
yesterday. b9 r. p % 1"f m
Hon. A. Mobiles, North6eld, was in the
city yesterday. zg ~ I.Ist5 ~ss: :
Work il being pushed rapidly forward on thu
Second street bridge. :s'o3 !ijr. :.
4. 8. Thompson shipped two car loads 81
stock to Iowa yesterday. 60 s-s2~2 .A- 3"
James Porter leaves Monday for Danbury,
Conn, his former home. r =.
The Arlington House is without doubt the
most popular hotel in southern Minnesota.
The deaf and dumb institution opens on the
22d with an attendance of over 100 scholars.
/ Tuesday afternoon wheat in this market
went up to 81 90 for No. ~ and $50 for No. q
It IS expected the Faribault minstrels, will
give an entertainment in Hills Opera house
soon. - q ~. - -. : ~ . r
Bishop Whipple il at present in New York
city, and has just undergone another operation
for polypi. ns ,i,,s.s e,s:5 :. .gaa. ~ I
+. A. Theapold is making needed improve
ment around his building by placing new
sidewalk down. ,-....,... IT., .-.,,.s,,
Workmen have been busy during the past
few days making connections with the maiI
pipes for the street lamps. . :. +. '25 ~ F.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. D. Dibble and daughter
New York city, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Dibble
Minneapolis, were at the Arlington yesterday
Invitations are out for the private theatrical,
to be given by the Faribault amateur dra
matte association, Tuesday evening, October
18th. -..',."..... -~>'-> III. E.
Theo Thorn lost steam separator by fire on
the farm of Hon. T. O'Grady, Monday. Th.
fire was not caused by carelessness as stated by
Ole. :
W. 8. Pattee, Of Mortified, sends letter t.
the Republican declining the nomination o.
county attorney rendered him by the Prohihi
tionists. aa gls Is .sHssa5.& ri Is Ss-.,:3g
The Minnesota Missionary entered upon it,
third year yesterday in an entirely new dress
The GLOBE wishes it's editors. Revs. Whipple 4
Bill, success. s.ss;.s,-- E--s--,. ,ss.r -
We understand Messrs. Nichols & White hay,
rented the store formerly occupied by Mr.
Eaton in Masonic block, and will open Z frs
class restaurant in few days. Aa +r45si
Rev. Mr.. Northcott's sermon on snobbishnesa
in no way effects the average Office seeker, fol
they are carrying outthe old lawiof Glove tn,
neighbor as thy self" to the very letter. z4
The DAILY GLOBE is sent by mail ever
morning to Faribault from now until afte1
election for Is cents. Leave your subscrip
tons either at Parshall Whipple's or at thi,
Office.
In some way our report Of the dedication Of
the French Catholic church failed to reach st
Paul, Sunday evening. So this will account
for its nonappearance in Monday morning.
GLOBE.
J. w. Kollman, the dry goods prince of Fari
bault; returned q few days ago from the Eas
with the largest stock Of dry goods ever brought
to this market. HIS store both up and dow
stairs is packed full, not only of goods, but Of
customers. When wishing anything in hi.
line, by all means give him . call. ~.
Captain Shutter arrested the celebrated Pc
terson last night for drunkenness. This is the
man that broke out of the police station som,
time since and carried off pair of handcuf,
belonging to Chief Durham, which Sam valuet
highly, they having been worn by Cole Younger
1t is to be hoped that Peterson will get larR,
enough dose this time to rid Fsribault of BIZ
presence for some time to come.