Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-06
MANKATO.

Gen. Albert Pike lectures to the Masons at
Masonic hall on Monday evening. -
Bills to the amount of $45, 900 have been
brought against the bankrupt firm of M. A,
Sherwin.
Mr.. Peter Miller has increased his store
room by having a partition taken out, a de-
cided improvement.
child 5 years old walked through some
hot ashes from the furnace in Rockey's mill,
Monday, and was badly burned.
| It is rumored that Messrs Farnham 3
LoYejoy, of Minneapolis, Will reopen the
planning mill in this city in the course of
a few days. D.-0
Mr.. John Dauber, ST., on Wednesday
celebrated the laying of the corner stone OF
the bridge by getting out the anyils in bis
! plowshop and firing salute.
Elite Duane, with some other wee lassies
were out for ride on recent evening, when
Elite very shortly had the buggy tipped over
ana was thrown out and sprained her wrist.
The Young Mems Sodality. Catholic, in
tend giving an entertainment at College
Hall on the 10th of October. There will be
two plays, one in English, the other in Ger
man.
| MIR. j. N. Flanagan, ST., of Elk Point, Da
kota, is in this section on business trip.
and has also under consideration the adj
vantages of this county for permanent
| residence. -
John Dillon's agent, Mr.. Murray, has
billed the city for the appearance of that
prime favorite on the I'd OF October. in his
new play, 'Oar Next President; or, the
Dark Horse.'' -
Mr.. Perley, the jolly vender and maker of
bed springs, was seduced into going to
Fergus Falls by one of his friends up there.
| After an absence of two or three weeks he
came back to Mankato. When asked how
he liked the country he said d-n it.
Nicholas Hienzeman celebrated his silver
wedding Thursday evening at his farm three
miles northeast of the city. In the early
part of the day the old couple had the mar.
rage ceremony read over them, thus brino.
ing back to their memory the happy event
of twenty five years ago.
On tuesday the pound MISTER gathered in
some horses belonging to party of droyers
who did some terrible swearing. They. how
ever, got off very easy by going to the mayor
and representing themselves as a party of
immigrants, and he gave them an order for
the release of their stock.
The sheriff of this county received notice
to be on the watch for eighteen head of
norses, as tnae number had been stolen from
rancho in Wyoming. Fifteen of them ara
branded on the right hind quarters with the
letters &c. W., and the other three have the
same brand on the left fore shoulder.
The prairie fire reported in Thursdays
GLOBE devastated the country q mile and a
half in width, and in length from the head
of Minnesota lake to the Cobb river. M
Bowman, the gentleman spoken of. is the
same who about year ago had his house
and five children burned up by prairie
fire. "1 -
A party from New Ulm having chattel
mortgage on Louis Balzer's team, placed il
in the hands of Deputy Sheriff O'Connor to
get the goods it called for, on Wednesday.
After search he was found at the Sioux
City depot, when he was interviewed as to
surrendering the team, which he refused to
DO. Some of his countrymen gathered
around him, and things looked rather blue
for awhile, but Ed. has such a taking way
that he went right in and took the horses and
the belligerent crowd quietly stole away.
Balzer raised the money little while after
ward and the team was returned to him.