Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-14
MANKATO.

The delegates elected at the Republican con-
vention in this city yesterday, are in favor Of
MIR. Window.
Miss Sarah Diamond and Mr.. Scott Keith
were married in this city on Wednesday.
They started the same evening for North Platte,
Nebraska, where Mr.. Keith is running hotel.
The bride was the recipient Of a number of
valuable presents.
One of the boards Of the scaffolding at the
City Hotel broke the other day. Two men fell
from the third to the second story, both injured
somewhat, but not seriously. Another fell
from the third story to the ground; ke lay
there in a bewildered condition for a few
seconds, then got up and resumed work.
The home concert, Wednesday evening, un-
der the management of Miss Retta Wagner aid
Miss Kate Murphy, was very well attended and
pronounced decided success. It would be
difficult to particuliarize as each and all per-
formed their parts very creditably, and the
young ladies deserve great deal of credit for
their pains. The evening entertainment was
enlivened by Rotations from Miss Ida Flower,
Ideal VS.. Real, and though seemingly determin-
ed not to be encored, she had to yield and
rendered the 'Sale of Bachelors in vivaci-
Gus and pleasing manner.
Mr.. e. A. Wall, of New Mexico, and Miss
Luella Shaubut, daughter of Mr.. Henry Shau-
but of this city, were married at the residence
of the brides parents, on Tuesday morning by
Rev. J. B. Little. Immed ately after the
ceremony the newly welded couple started for
Kasota, where after partaking of their wedding
breakfast they took the train for st. Paul,
from thence they will GO to st. Louis, and then
to their future home, New Mexico. The affair
was conducted very quietly, only few of the
immediate friends of the contracting parties
being present. They were the happy recipients
of numerous and elegant presents. Though
f1I Iv ol10ipr hot 1ncc 80 Mr. WoI1
it does not lessen the degree of regret enter
tanned by many friends Of the bride for her de-
parture to distant lands. Both parties have
hosts of friends here who entertain for them
none but the kindest and best wishes for their
future welfare.
A meeting of the stockholdeis of the Mankato
& st. Cloud and the Mankato & Austin railroads
was held at the city hall on Tuesday afternoon.
The report, after paying the survey and other
expenses, shows a surplus in the treasury of the
Austin & Mankato road. An additional assess
ment of per cent. was made upon the stock,
payable June 1st. At an adjourned meeting
of the Mankato & st. Cloud road, held on Tues
day night, the executive committee was author
lied to employ an engineer and make q pre-
liminary survey. subsequently Mr.. Evarts,
the gentleman who made the survey from Aus
tin to Mankato, was engaged for that
purpose and will commence work at once. He
will devote some time to ar. examination of this
Immediate vicinity, to ascertain the most prac-
teal outlet for reaching the table land on the
Nieollet county side. The subscriptions TO
stock are progressing favorably, and there is
but little doubt that the 800 shares authorized
to be sold, will be taken. Both lines were well
represented, and good deal of earnestness was
manifested.
Directors elected. A. Willard, J. Fl. Ba-
ker, G. @. Burt, Samuel Hidden, w. II. Officer,
W. T. Wilkins, Fl. w. Page j. F. Jones. w. Fl.
Twiford. L. A. Mulhaus, w. T. Bonniwell, @.
A. Gilman, W. M. Campbell.
The following officers were then elected:
President-W. T. Bonniwell.
Vice PRESIDENT. A. Willard.
Secretary. FL. Baker.
Treasurer-H. w. Page.
Executive Committee-W. IL. Officer, Fl. W.
Page, j. 81. Baker.
The surveyor reported the estimated cost of
the Austin & Mankato road ready for rolling
stock, at 81, 600 per mile.
Mankato & st. Cloud road. A. Willard, ].
81. Baker, J. O.Wise, J. N. Hail. w. 81. Officer,
INV. Page, ]. F. Jones, W. T. Bonniwell, W.
M. Campbell, G. A. Gilman, T. @. Mcclure, H.
Stevens, G. j. Beedy, Thos. H. Streisguth, ia
cob Kuntz were the directors elected, who
elected the following officers
President-W. T. Bonniwell.
Vice President. A. Willard.
Secretary. 81. Baker.
Treasurer-T. @. Mcclure.
Executive Committee-C A. Gilman, chair
man, W. Z. Bonniwell, w. NJ. Campbell.