Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-30
MANKATO.

hot ana dusty.
The oil mill is going it again night and day.
Flax seed coming daily.
The new mill will not be ready to start the
LIST of September, as was intended.
Il. OLeary's team tried little run Thurs
day afternoon on their own account. Not hav-
ing everything we'll in hand, they ran into DR..
suiiths buggy and it was pretty badly
smashed. ..-.ly,-
Sheriff Schweitzer has received potices from
the sheriffs of Redwood and Steele counties to
be on the watch for stolen horses. MrSchweitzer
makes very shrewd, de awake officer, and
when he gets after man he is like Capt. Scott 8
coon. he has to come down.
A row occurred at the Driving Park barn.
yesterday afternoon, between Peter Cashion
and his son William, of st. Peter, on one side.
and Daney Cole, Of this place, on the other
Cole got his work in in such good shape that be
licked both of them. and had TO be taken off.
Fred Kaufman, of Waseca county, ia bad
man. He has been breaking the Seventh com.
mandment. No Joseph is he to slight the
goods that the Gods may put in his way, and
thus he was arrested on the con- plant IF a hue-
band, whose wife is not a Penelope, Thursday,
in this township, by the sheriff of that county.
The city council of Mankato ought to inves-
tigate the matter relating to carrying on at the
Milwaukee house, and if it is such q disreputa-
BILE place, the liquor license should be revoked.
Gases of the most beastly drunkenness, rows
and every form of disorderly conduct are re-
ported to be of almost constant occurrence
Rudolph Schmidt was also wanted, from the
same place, for going cunning, Que of his
neighbors being the game. The said Neighbour
objected. and now Rudolph is in durance vile.
Sheriff Kelley took them both back to Waseca
to have hearing, when they will probably be
sent over here to recuperate till the December
term of court.
AS some of the parties who were in attend
ance at uur r8ceS will m ST. pau1 and Min
ueapolis, we will give them bit of warning to
be on the watch for q slick old party calling
himself W. q. Smith, from Waverly, Iowa.
He sold pools at the "a .es here, and he did not
act on the square. William Pell, of St. Peter,
bought three pools, amounting to $12.50, which
Smithy considers good enough to have and to
hold for his own special uses. This is some.
thing that every man of honor should con-
domn, and the perpetrator of such Contempt.
ible deed should be hooted from the society of
gen. lemen.
One of the jolllest parties that has ever Wis.
tied Madison Lake, closed two weeks camp
ing Wednesday evening. It consisted princi
pally Of members of the Buckeye Reaper COM
pany, and the names are: General Agent J. M.
Jacob Miller, Secretary II. G Fogle. @. j. Got
shall and wife, Canton, O.; General Collector
J. F. Mailen and wife, J. I. Stokes and wife,
Beaver, Pa; J. N. Steele, Minneapolis; ank
K. Hoaner. Kansas City, Mo-; MIR. A. 8. Davis
and wife and number of visiting friends,
and also Mr.. C. H. Parsons and wife.
Of M9ankato; Messrs. Oh rles and George
of Winona. They had tents, did their own
cooking, and had a glorious time. Church
choir Pinafore was one of their amusements
and the nightly illumination of Point Pleas
ant. The singing W coed and made the well
kin ring again and again.