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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-07-01
Real Estate.

The following transactions in real
estate have occurred since June Eth:
The First National Bank being the
highest bidder n, the shrrill's sale of the
Mankato Driving Park, June 18th, 1881,
the property was sold to the bank for
$500.
August Ludkc and wife to Clarrssa
ID. Dixie, lots and 6, block 3, Lake
Crystal. for $3.50.
james Gibbons and others, heirs ut
law OF John Gibbons, deceased, to John
II. Wilder, the ne or of sw or, sec. Is,
town of Pleasant Mound, for $500.
The same parties TO Lemcn +. Nc
Kibbcn, the NV az of sc ar, sec. Is,
same town, for $500.
Citizens National Bank To Frederick
Iiammon, lot s, block i, IIanna's addi
ton to MankatO, for $500.
Edwin Cross and wife to Moses Kun
selman, the sw ar Of ne or, sec IS,
Shelby, for $3.50.
Under execution sale, John Wright to
j. IL. Davis, lot 3, block 76, West Man
kato, for $3l.77.
Peter ii. Wood to Fred Cramer, the
west acres of the east 1884 100 acres
Of the !. of sw or, NV ar, sec. 10,
| town of Beaufort, for $50
Orrilla j. Treat and husband to
Myron q. Willard. the middle 90 feet,
lot Z, north row, Van Brunt's addition,
for 1878.
Thomas George and wife to Robert
j. Duilield, lot 6, block 33, Garden City,
for 500.
G.. G. Brown to VIM. Thomas, lots :
and 5, block 90, Warren's addition,
Mankato, for 81.
Charles =. Cook and wife to VIM. 4.
Campbell, lots |, ., and 8, block Is,
Hunts addition, Lake Crystal, for
81 1000.
VIM. ID. Shepherd and wife to Amos
ID. Seward, the and = of lots and
10, block 81, Mankato. for 81 900.
John j. Kimpton to Martha NJ. Fin.
ley, the e, Sc or OF sw or, and
I acres Of sw or sw or, sec. 4, and c OF
ne ar ne or of NV ar, and n acre of W
acres of NV ar of NV ar of ne or, sec.
8, town of Bcauford, for $500.
Ole Gunderson and wife to Ole KOr.
shems, the C = W = lot 8, block g,
Van Brunt's addition to Mankato, fol
$435.
Z. +. Mcclure to l.. 5. Barclay, the
und Inf of lot |, sec. 3, and l acre of
the sc point of lot 3, sec. "a, James.
town, for $500.
Bartlett NJ. Law and Others to w. II
Mills, the q of n 22 feet of lot 10
block 8, Mankato, for 81, 800.
Chas. Merickel to c. w. Farnum, lo
4, block ., Stephens addition, Maple
ton, for 800.
Daniel =. Tenney to Phebc j. Smith
, lots and 8, block Z, Stephens addi
, ton, Mapleton, for $3.50.
ID. $. McGraw and wife to ID. f. Nc
Graw, the % feet of lot 3, block /
Wurrcn's addition, for $500.
Thos. N. BoyntOn and wife to Moul
g ton Marston, the NV or Of he or, sec. sc
: town Of Rapidan, for 5000.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-07-01

So much has been SAID about the
Comet which has made its appearance
in the heavens for the last ten days,
and 50 many prophecies have been VEN
tured regarding it that it has become
of nearly rs much interest as the senate
rial struggle at Albany. The astrono-
mcrs, the ones who we all look to for
light and information upon the subject,
are just rs much in the dark concern
ing il as the more ignorant. In fact the
long tailed fellow was observed by the
naked eye before any instrument had
detected its appearance, and at present
there is strife as to which of two
persons saw it first. Some think it to
he the same comet that was seen in 1912,
Others say it is the star that followed
the wise men when they were searching
for Christ; another says that this same
Comet swept SO close 10 the path of
the sun in 1880, and impaired the lat
ters heat so much that there was a
heavy fall of SHOW; another professor
says that the dazzling star is receding
from the earth at the rate of 100000
miles II day, and if it goes direct toward
the sun it will surely strike it and in
crease its heat to such an extent as tO
kill all vegetation, or if it doesn't do that
it will bust the sun and darkness will
reign supreme until ages form another
sun. A fellow can grasp either horn OF
the dilemma he chooses, and await thu
result. But without joking, the con
stellations that surround us are on &,
high frolic, regular Fourth of July il
June, and it may be that they will ye
come to blows. If they do we vii
undoubtedly know it.
The distances competed of the come
from the earth and sun is given in thu
following table, and the rapidity will
which it is leaving both tho sun an,
the earth:
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The Mortified Journal of the 23rd,
gives the following account of horses
killed by lightning, attracted by wire
fence.
During the storm last Saturday morn
ing the lightning struck post of the
wire fence on the farm Of j. Alexander,
and followed the wires about ten rods
to where some of Mr.. Alexandcr's fine
horses and colts were standing, and
struck the horses, killing three half
blood Clydesdale yearling colts and one
five year old mare. 1t also struck a st.
Lawrence mare, paralyzing one shout
der, but not killing her, and putting al
eye out of another mare standing near
The horses that were killed had their
heads over the fence and received the
full charge. The value of the stock was
81, 900. Mr.. Alexander had an insu.
rance policy of $3.50 on them-which is
but small reward for the care Of rails.
ing these fine colts. We have noticed
several instances in the papers of stock
being killed during storms while stand.
ing near wire fences, which go toward
showing that it is a dangerous place
during storm.
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Meeting OF tho Prcsbytery.

The Presbytery of Mankato, met at
the Presbyterian church last Tuesday
evening to consider the resignation of
Rev. j. b. Little. The meeting was
opened with u sermon by Rev. Murphy,
of Blue Earth City, after which bust
ness meeting was held with Rev. Will
liams as chairman and Rev. II. f. Ander-
son as secretary. Mr.. Little stated the
fact of rendering his resignation and
feeling.y spoke upon the separation. The
representatives of the church accepted
his resignation, but not without consid
cradle reluctance, and they offered Mr.
Little if he would stay, to increase hi.
salary and give him years vacation
but rs he leaves wholly on account O
his health pecuniary inducement wa
Of no avail.
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ADAY OF CASUALTIES.
One Man stabbed and Another Drowned.
STAliRED.

STABBED.
Yesterday afternoon rs Police Con-
stable W. j. Martin was serving papers
of cjcc,mcnt upon Jacob Ehrcr, car
pet weaver, living ON North Front street
the latter plunged i weaver's knife, with
II blade about three inches long, into
the left breast Of the officer, very close
to the heart. Martin instantly cried
"My God, I'm stabbed" when George
Constans, who was standing by, graspcd
the assailant who whirlcd about and
slashed the back of the right hand OF
constants. Chief OF Police Robinson,
appeared upon the scene then and ar
rested the woud-bc assassin and con
veycd him TO Jail. Ehrcr was some.
what under the influence OF liquor at
tho time. Martin is under the care Of
DIR. Harrington, and is feeling us well ms
could he expected. 1t was close call.
The physicians say that if intlamma-
ton does not set in, Policeman Martin
will come out all right.
DROWNED.
About eight o'clock last evening the
cry was raised that man was drowned
in the river directly back of the Man
kato Foundry. Visiting the scene We
CLEANED the following facts Several
young men were in bathing at this
point together with the victim Patrick
Mooney, when Mooney, whp couldn't
swim, suddenly dropped out of sight,
probably into one of the numerous
pitch holes that abound in the river.
lie raised no alarm, and the probability
is that he strangled instantly. Before
the boys could reach him the current
had cauoht him and hurried him down
stream, where he rests in Il watcry
grave. lie was Il young man about
eighteen years of age and but recently
came from Ireland with II colony of
Bishop Ireland's settlers who are in
Murray county.
The clothing, aud papers found on
the same, belonging to the young man
who was drowned last evening, has been
placed in the hands of the Chief Of Po-
lice, To await the friends of the deceased.
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Adam Forcpaugh's great combination
of meaaGcrie and circus is now making
its seventeenth annual tour of America.
On Saturday July 0 it is to exhibit here,
and the following is what the Chicago
Tribune says:
"Th"rc are two rings in the circus.
tent, in which performances progress
simultaneously. The grand entree take
precedence rs usual, followed by II
series of the best, most novel original
and sensational equestrian, gymnastic
and acrobatic acts ever seen in Il circus
ring. The performances Of the Sebini
Il Wilton troupe of gymnastic bicyclers
is the most astonishing exhibition of
skill and physical power ever presented
to the public. Upon modern bicycle,
GONG at Il twcnty.mile speed, they
Iurn Somcrsaults, form pyramids, en-
gage in hat spinning, and many other
performances very difficult To execute
when the performer is standing still
"'fhe great herd of twenty trained
elephants, under the direction of Adam
Forepaugh, .Ir., created profound i'm
preston. No better performance of the
kind was ever given in the arena.
"Now came the star of the evening
Zui!la the wonderful French heroine,
who went through her marvellous feats
on the high wire with astonishing case
and rapidity. On account of the inter-
ference Of Agent Wightman, of the
Society for the prevention of Cruelty to
Children, her little daughter was not
allowed 10 figure in the performance.
However, the attractive and exceedingly
clever little Mademoiselle mounted her
lofty platform alone and treated the
equal of which never will be seen again
Her blindfold walking, chair balancing
and perilous vclocipcdc ride in mid-air
won for her round after round of APP
piausc.
"The beautiful trained stations and
ponies, twenty-five in number, constitu-
ted IN entire circus, and their perform
anccs certainly eclipse anything of the
kind ever bchcld in the circus-ring.
"Gcorge Loyal, the human cannon
ball. performed his sensational act of
pcrmittin" himself to be fired from u
monster cannon. precisely us advertised
and TO MIR. Forepaugh most certainly is
due the credit of bringing to this city
the very best tended exhibition We
have ever had
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Normal School News.

Prof. James II. McCleary, of River
Falls, Wis, has been engaged to take
the position of Institute Conductor for
the Normal School, the new position
created and provided for by Legislative
.,,ctmcni last winter. He is now
serving his second term ms superintend-
emf of schools of Pierce county, is n
youup mnu of fine abilities. good
scholarship, and successful experience
M. only nc , teacher in nil Drodcs of the
publ;c schools lint also in the institute
work of his own State. Mr.. McClcary
will enter mon his new duties uhou,
the 18th of August.
Miss Mary T.. Hutchinson. of Oswcao,
N. Y. n recent graduate of fin. ccle.
bro,cJ N,rm,l and Tooi,in. sch,o, n,
that ci,v Is .no,..d "a t,kc ch,r,,c of
fine ;,,.r,,.Li,,e J,r,,,m.u, ,f u,,.
moI,J ccho,l succ.,J;,,, M;so croo,
| Miss II ;s d.scr;hcd ne ono ar tho
br;.,,t.st voun. I,d;cs ov.r ,r,du,,oa
from ,he schoo,. and princ;noI Shc,don
offered and urycJ her "a take , uos;t;o,
i'm the Oswc,ro school similar IN ,bc
one she accents here, but she prcfcrrcd
to come west.
Miss Eliza A. Cbcvncy. of philodcI-
phia. Pa, yraduatin. the present week
from the Oswcco school, succeeds Miss
Ingram, in the primary department of
the model school. Her work. as wit
messed by Prof. Soaring for two DAYS in
the practice school ut Oswcgo. fully
iustlies the strong recommendation of
the faculty.
With the above exceptions the faculty
Tor the coming Year will be the same as
last year.
Numerous Improvements are under
way in the Normal building. The two
line rooms on the left of the main hall.
lower floor. hitherto used only as store
rooms, are being cleaned out and made
ready for painting, kaisomining and
papcrlng. These rooms are hereafter to
he the permanent location OF the inter.
mediate department. The children will
thus he freed from the necessity of 20
ing up and down stairs.
The ceiling of the large central room
on the second floor, rendered insecure
by last years storm, has been entirely
replaced by a new one Of immaculate
hard finish, greatly to the Improvement
of appearances. This room, with the
two recitation rooms adjacent, will
probably he needed for the increasing
PREPARATORY department.. Thus the
third floor can he wholly given up to
the Normal classes and the crowdinp
and bod mir of last year he avoided
In the dcpartmcnt of natural sciences
marked improvements are under WAY.
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Great Rush ut TaylOr's 1!

For Gold and Silver Watches Taylor
is selling an endless quantity of solo
Gold Watches this spring. Many of thu
citizens Of MankatO and vicinity have
bought two at time, one for their bet
ter half and one for themselves. Als6
the Patent Gold Case Watches, and he
is selling more, 80 the agents say, thai
they sell in any other city of the SAME
size in the State. Taylor has sold ovel
one hundred and fifty watches in thu
past few months. Taylor has orders
from all over the country. Taylor re-
ccived an order for two watches las
night from Jancsville-and why is this
Simply because Taylor buys for cash
With 20 years of experience he is ell
abled to purchase good goods at low
figures and sell them for the same. (OG(
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Hotel Arrivals Tor juno.

The registers of four of our hotels show
the arrival of 1870 persons, for the
month of June, proportional as follows
Mankato House, 58S; Merchants
Hotel, 574; City Hotel, 800; Clifton
House, 357. These do not by any means
represent the number that have stopped
for dinner, and who never register.
Then there are numerous other hotels in
the city, besides private boarding houses
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PaddOck's Cattle.

We find the following paragraph re-
garding Paddock's cattle, in the Pierre
Journal. "A train load of young cattle
containing some 4S0 head Of one and
two years old, arrived and were unload,
ed in Pierre Tuesday. They were ship.
ped by the Mankato, Mimi, Cattle Com
pany and destined for the Tongue River
country up towards Montana. The stock
is known as grade cattle and are sent up
northwest to grow up with the country
and breed"
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CITY Affairs.

The officials of the st. Paul & Sioux
City road were here last Tuesday to
confer with our authorities in regard to
Il culvcrt ut the intersection of Vine and
Fourth streets, to provide u channel and
outlet for the troublesome Gunther's
creek. The city proposes to put in an
arched culvert from Fourth street to
Broad, and the railroad company have
agreed to their part of the work.
The city engineer ordered u Gates
and Scovill stone crusbsr from Chicago
Mr.. J. r. Beatty will run it and furnish
the city crushed stone for the improve
mcnt of Front street, at Is cents a yard
and the crushcr will belong to him
when he furnishes enough stone to pay
for il.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

nEFACLT having been made in the pay
~ ment of the sum of nine hundred and
scventy-four and %I-lC0 dollars ($s't.31), which
amount Is hereby claimed and declared to be
intcrcstupon II certain mortgag executed and
deliveredDy George Rector and Rosalic A.
Rector, his wife, Of Blue Earth county, State
of Minnesota, to Daniel Fleming of Blue Earth
county, State of Minnesota. bearing date the
18th day of December, A. ID. 1873, to secure
the payment of the sum of six hundred and
fifty dollars, according to the conditions of
six certain promssory notes bearing date
December 18th, A. ID. 1873, which said mort
gage was duly recorded i'm the Office of the
Register of Deeds In and for Blue Earth
county, State of Minnesota, on the 10Th day
of said day In Book 80" of Mortgages, on
page 55.. And whereas, said mortgage was
sold and duly assigned by said Daniel Fleming
ccmber. A. ID; 1875. And said assignment
was duly recorded in the Office of the Rogis.
ter of Deeds aforesaid, on the 18th day OF De
cembcr, 1915, at IA o'clock p: m. in Book No
a t IF Mortgages on page AS; And whereas
at the time of his death tho lawful owner and
holder of the said mortgage and the notes
accompanying the same. And whereas, Sid.
ncy 0. Child has been duly appointed eXecu.
tor of the estate of said 1haddeus Murdoch
deceased, ana his appointment us such execu'
tor has been duly filed for record In the office
of the Register of Deeds in and for Blue
the 18TH day of November A. ID. lss0, at tw,
O'Clock p. m. of said day in Book No. "a'
of Miscellaneous Records on page :5s; and
no suit or proceeding mt law or otherwise
having been instituted to recover the debt SO
cured by said mortgage or any part thereof
| Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that
by virtue of power OF sale contained ~
said mortgage and of the statutes In such
| cases made and provided, the said mortgage
| will be forecloscd and the tract or parcel OF
| land lying and being In the county of Blue
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Accommodations for Students.

All those desiring to take student
boarders the coming term, or to rent
rooms to students, are requested to in,
form the undersigned to that effect, Civ
ing the location of residence and other
necessary particulars. l have already
several applications for board and
rooms. Information of use in forming
boarding clubs Tor students particularly
desired. EDWARD Soaring.
Mankato, June 9th, 1881.
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XSl.S47 SO

IoIui YSi,oTs Wv
The total amount of taxes collected
from June, 1880, to June 1881, is in
round numbers $l30,008.30. The
promptness with which the taxes of this
county are paid presents worthy ex-
ample for other counties to follow.
There are less dclinquents in Blue Earth
county than most any other county in
the state.
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Having learned that it is reported by
agents OF other machines, that the
Adams l. French Co. have failed and
are not making any more machines,
| wish to correct that report. They
doubled the capacity of their shops last
Fall, and the demand is still 81 great
that already they are refusing orders
from their agents for machines, being
unable to supply them. (52wj
Mcconnell & Co. are now revising
prices in every department of theil
store.
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lSOartlers Wanted.

A gentleman and his wife or single
gentleman can procure boarding in Il
quiet home on application to
BON 504,
52w2 MankatO.
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June Settlements.

Auditor Scattergood has kindly fur,
nished us with the figures of the June
settlement, which we append. The
total footings is the amount of taxes
collected from March first, 1881, to June
first, 1881, and apportioned TO the re-
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Remember the Adams & French has
no canvas or belts to stretch and wear
out, but will run in wet or dry weather.
(52WI
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We have just received a large stock
of the cheapest, handsomcst, most com.
plete, most popular, most reliable, most
durable blanks in the State.
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Spring Announcement!
Co.,

Are now daily receiving one Of The
largest stocks Of Goods ever offered in
Southern Minnesota. We would call
special attention to our unsurpassed
stock Of Fancy and Stylish Dress
Goods, including all the Novelties Of
the Season. We shall continue TO
keep the best Cashmeres IN The mar
ket, all wool, in blacks and colors, at
Soc. Our 4S-inCh Cashmere at Goo.
others sell at GOO Our 75e. Cash.
mere is 48 inches wide, and sells
for 81 at every place. jamestown
Alpacas at popular prices. Mommie
Cloths, Cambries, Lawns, Cretonnes,
&C., Hamburg Edgings, Laces, Fringes,
Cords, TasseE, Kid and Lisle Thread
Gloves, Handkerchisfs, Hosiery, Cor.
sets, &C., &c. A large line Of Domes-
tics, Glnghams, CheViotS, DENNIS,
Stripes, Ticks, Jeans, &c. Cloths
Of the best western makes for Gen.
tlemen and Boys Clothing.
Carpets, Carpets! We are now
opening a new line Of New Spring
Patterns embracing the best known
makes IN the country. Mats, Rugs,
Oil Cloths, Lace Curtains, Holland
Curtains, all at Prices Guaranteed TO
be as low as sold any place in State.
Boots and Shoes.
This is a new department which will be
found complete. A speciality made Of
Ladies, Misses and Children's Fine
Shoes. After thanking our many friends
for their liberal patronage, We beg
to assure you that we are better
prepared to serve You than ever
before. Agents for white Swan "
Shirts, also for BUTTERFLIES Patterns
, Doubls Store. 100 / lo2 50. From
STREET.
/. MCCONNELL & co
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Attention Farmers.

We positively will make such prices
as will reduce our stock during the
next thirty days. MCCONNELL & Co
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ANDREwsis terror on prices Every
body knows it, and goes and buy then
Boots and Shoes of him. (49wG
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The Adams g. French will elevate
anything and everything, never
clogging or getting out of order. (52w5
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Special Bargains in Ladies' Slippers,
Mt the New York Shoe Store. (49wG
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FIR ESII FRUIT I!

Received every day ut ARNOLD GOES.
MAN, JR's,, one door south of Austin u
Sons boot and shoe store. (4Sw9
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Havelocks, listers, Dolmans and
Walking Jackets at about half price, at
Mcconnell & Co.'S.
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BLANKS! BLANKS (!

Immense reduction in Dress Goods at
Mcconnell & Cos
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IT Is USCCTtHIICNb UNI tTE CUIIlCI II
now moving away from both the earth
and the sun, leaving the former at the
rate of 100000 miles per day, and the
latter 100000 miles. ITS apparent motion
in the heavens being five degrees nortl
daily.
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Millinery at greatly reduced prices al
Mcconnell L. Co.'S.
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Special Notices.

- Butterick's Metropolitan Fashion
sheets for July received at Mcconnell
& Co.'s.
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For Sale o.. Trade.
have five lots and three houses in
block $50, West Mankato, that l want
to sell or trade for stock or farming
land. will give any one q rare bar.
gain. A. KNAPP,
47m2) West Mankato.
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Seventy-ivc cents buys pair of
Ladies' Walking Shoes, at the New
York Shoe Store. (48wG
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HRIEE MEN ON
Corrected Weekly.

II you wish Il Splendid pair Of Spectacles
lifted IL Your eye, 20 To- L. h. WISER, who
will sell you better Lenses nj half the price
Charse ri 10y ;ydrc!.Ry .gmbEys.