Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-15
.NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered BIZ the Special Reporters Of the
Daily Globe.
FARIBAULT.
Don't take Canada money.

Don't take Canada money.
A good meat and pastry cook wanted. See
want column.
Il. Shipley is the proud father of seven and
halt pounds of girl.
"A. Retzaff's horse ran awav with him on
second street yesterday.
clothes-ilne thief is troubling the in
habitants of Mortified.
Inc Guard band were practicing Pinafore
last evening in the court bouse.
Inc banks do not take Canada money. and
"uvlse Inercnants to refuse the same.
MISSES La Dane, of Rochester, are in the
Guy visiting their cousin, Mrs. Pratt.
Cnarlie Fierce, associate editor Rice
county J0uraal, was in the city yesterday.
NJ. d. L. Collision, Waseca's nrono;nar+
Judge q Cahill are removing their atocL
of groceries from Main street to the cornor
of Elm and Third streets, in ALIENS hn;d-
ing.
The Faribault guards will bring out the
Dutch Recruit at Hills Opera hourse.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Aug. %, %
| and 30.
J. @. N. Cottrell's horse attempted to run
away Wednesday evening on upper Main
street. No damage done except broken
cross bar.
The boys up at the court house complained
yesterday that business was SO dull they had
not taken in enough money to pay for the
beer drank.
good joke is told on one of the bows
here, who was walking with young lady
the other night and was out so late that the
young lady parents placed a cold breakfast
on the gate-post for him.
| 5. l. Pope, Chicago, J. d. Evens, Milwau-
kee, B. j.. Horton, Chicago, G. ii. Peacock
and wife, Milwaukee, Il. w. Peckham. Chi
cago, JAS. La Duo, New York, G.. w. Ehle,
Wlnona, and twenty others were registered
at the Barron House yesterday.
The Bishop Whipple schools (Shattuck
and St. Mary's RalD open September IL.
The prospects are very encouraging for both
of these institutions. Parents DESTROYS of
entering their children should make early
! application. The prices of tuition at St.
Mary's Hall have been reduced $50,
Oscar Collins, a harvest hand from Mis-.
souri,, was robbed of 1925 on the noon
freight from the south yesterday. The facts
are as follows: Collins boarded the train
at Owatonna, and with him three fellows.
strangers to him. All four entered a box
car, paying the conductor 25 cents for their
ride to Faribault. Everything passed off pleas
antly until Faribault was sighted, when one
of the roughs threw Collins on the floor of the
car telling him he wanted his money. for
that was tho kind of a crowd they were. At
ter securing his money they Jumped the
train, Collins, as soon as he reached the
city, reported his loss at police headquarters.
Chief Dunham and Capt. Shutter started
Immediately in pursuit. It is expected thew
will return pefore late with their game. for
Shutter is a bad man on the trail.
LArER-Ehe three highwaymen mentioned
III former dispatch this afternoon were
captured on the Johnson farm, about four
miles south of the city. At their examina
ton before Justice Hunter they gave their
names and residences as James Sharp, Mo-.
Isaac Apologize, N. j., and Charles Curtis,
Penna. Sharp, when he saw the officers
we're after HIM, attempted to run away.
Captain Shutter started after him and can.
tured him before he had gone far. Chef
Durham kept the other two covered with
his revolver until Shutter came up and put
the irons on, when they were brought in and
locked up. All three are held in $500 bonds
to appear at the November term of the dis
trict court. Collins is held in 800 bonds to
appear as prosecuting illness.
Mrs. Edwin Remmey, living in the north.
ern part of the city, killed large rattle.
snake having six rattles, in her door yard
last night