St. Paul daily globe., 1884-04-21
Special Reports from the GLOBE Mankato Office
April 20.
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Prof. L. C. Lord, Of St. Peter, and super
intendentof schools in that city, was here on
Saturday.
The HI Henry minstrel company viii show
Saint Peter tonight and at New Ulm Tues
day night
The Mankato Manufacturing company are
casting the long iron columns for j. T.
Meagher's new block.
Prof J. T. Mccleary spent Sunday in the
city with his family. Prof. lIcCleary holds
an institute at Brainerd this week
Messrs Thomas & Washbmn have re-
moved their Office to the second floor Of the
building occupied by Mcconnell & Co.
Alderman Himmelman is to have a cut
stone Sidewalk placed around his residence
at the corner OF. Second and Plumb streets.
One OF the features Of the fair and supper
given by the ladies OF the Episcopal church,
VIII be a large and elegant stock Of japanese
goods.
Judge Mead received notification Friday
that two Of his pension claims had been
awarded-one for IS per month and the 9TH
CT for $12.
The champion skater viii be at the roller
rink on Thursday and Saturday Of this week,
instead Of on Wednesday and Saturday as
reported in the GLOBE several days ago.
Sim r. Child was in the city Saturday, and
as the Republican primaries were held
the same evening it is supposabie that Sim
is setting up the pins in,faVor OF somebody.
MIR. Geo. d. Weaver, OF this city, intends
to make Sioux City his home and will move
there in few weeks. BIr. L. e. Collins win
be in The employ Of Mr.. Weaver at that
place.
A fire alarm was sounded over the district
telegraph wires Saturday morning, and the
mil put on fire pressure. The alarm was
given by one Of the boys in the central Office
who was fooling with the wire, and Manager
Smith promptly discharged him.
A special meeting Of the city council was
held Friday evening, but little business Of
any importance transacted. The committee
on fire department was instructed to notify
the District Telegraph company not 10 place
any poles except on the streets specifically
designated by that committee.
About three years ago it was expected that
the Northwestern road would build an ele-
CANT depot at the foot Of Mulbury street, the
pose. Our people nave been confidently ex-
pecting chat that company would tear down
the chicken coop now occupied as q depot
and build depot ''what il depot, but the
prospects do not seem good.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week as follows: VIM. o. Arch to Mary
Romp, both Of this county; Jacob jacobson
to Anne Hansdatter, both Of this county;
Jacob Heigh to Katie Seable, both of this |
county: Christian Danner to Clara d. Gil |
bee, both Of this county; David Terwilliger
to Tile Schwartz, both Of this county; Frank
E. Davis, Of Michigan, to Frances M. Cor
neil; Frank Wenner to Mary Dauk, both of
this county
The most Of the saloon keepers kick rather
vigorously on the action of the mayor in, clos
ing up both back and front doors Of saloons
on Sunday and propose retaliation if the I
ediet Of Mayor Palmer is enforced. They
claim there is a state law SO sweeping in its |
requirements as to cause the total suspen- /
sion OF business. This would close the bar
Der shops, meat markets, milk business, all
stores, etc. What the result may be is doubt
ful, but the saloon men are confident that
they can make the Sunday enforcement SO
odious that the order VIII be Withdrawn.