Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-29
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered bv the Special Reporters Of tn.
Daily Globe.
FARlBAULT.

No park concert this week. -
The Guards have street parade this
evening.
The Dutch Recruit at the Opera House
to-right.
The campers returned from Cedar Lake
last night.
A moving machine was cutting the grass
IN the court house square Yesterday.
Leach's horse furnished the runaway We'd
nesday and Walter Green's yesterday.
81. A. Pratt and family will move into their
handsome residence the first of next week.
y. O. Perkins left yesterday for the mus
lcal convention at Lake MInnetonka and the
fair.
The Faribault Guards received from Col.
o. Lippincott, Chicago, their new belts, etc.,
yesterday.
The regular weekly club dance was held at
the residence of Hon. John T. Ames, North
field, last evening.
A. w. McKinstry, DR.. Dennison, Fari.
bault; M. w. Skinner, Northfeld; A. Thomp-
son, Richiand; Capt. d. Platt, Warsaw.
VIM. Thompson, farmer living about
four miles south of the city, was sun.struck
yesterday afternoon while working in his
wheat field.
r. 8. Kelly, foreman of the Faribault DEM
ocrat officer turned, Wednesday night, from
Rochester, where he has been visiting friends
and relatives.
G. A. Wheaton, editor Rice county Journal,
Northfeld, was in attendance at the Repub-
l'can convention, Yesterday, driving his en-
Gil at 2:12 gait.
We received yesterday the premium list of
the twelfth fair of the Rice county union
agricultural society, which will be held on
the fair grounds at Mortified Sept. 18th,
10Th and 18th.
neighbor of Mr.. Flye's was in the city.
yesterday, and said that he saw three men
come out of Mr.. FPS yard, the night of the
attempted robbery, get on horseback and
ride off toward Faribault.
Ole Weaverson is now trying to make Ger
tain parties believe that certain Young man
on Third street is responsible for that smut
ty article appearing in Wednesdays p. p.
The young gentleman should bring Ole to
time if he has any regard for his own repu-
tation.
Burglars entered the Eagle house, yester
day morning, through the sitting room win
dow, and went up stairs and tried to enter
tbs rooms of two of the boarders, but the
noise they made aroused the sleepers and the
would burglars made tracks. Thus far
MIR. Charles has not missed anything.
The following excursion rates have been
fixed upon by the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul railroad from Faribault to st, Paul
and Minneapolis during fair week. To St.
Paul and return, $2.55, to Minneapolis,
1910. The excursion tickets to St, Pau]
are good to return on Monday, September
9Th. ~
telegram was received at police head
quarters yesterday, from A. ChappeIl, CITY
| marshal of Pennington, ordering the arrest OF
party named George Beller, who is wanted
at that town for some criminal action. Bel.
Ter IS described as being five feet eight
inches high, weight 1874 pounds, light hai,
and complexion, and dark clothes,
| COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Republican Comfy convention met
in the court house in this city yesterday
DR.. Dennison was elected chairman and J.
| B. Hopkins secretary. A committee con.
sisting of @. G. Perkins, G. A. Wheaton and
L. .. Adams were appointed on credentials
and I. G. Beaumont, M. w. Skinner and O.
| ". Adams on permanent organization. r.
A. Mott moved that committee be an.
pointed by the chair consisting of one from
each commissioner district, to interview G.
3. Cole and see who he preferred for dele
gates to the State convention. The chair ap.
pointed Il. E. Barron, s. II. Kenney, Prof
W. w. Payne, T. G. Adams and Andrew
Thompson. Adjourned to 1880 sharp.
Afternoon Session-The committee on
nominations reported through T. G. Adams
r. A. Mott moved that the
delegation be instructed to use
all honorable means TO secure the nomina.
ton of G. E. Cole for Governor. Carried. The
following delegates were chosen for tho State
| convention: