St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-10


Splendid sleighing.
Choral society rehearses tonight
The district court is still grinding.
Mr.. n. A. Fromuns, of Winoua, is in the
city.
Hon. J. a. Willard visited St. Paul yester-
day.
Mr.. J. Borden will visit the Worlds fair
this winter
H. W. Foote, of Minneapolis, was in the
city yesterday.
Ladies' Aid society benefit at the Mankato
roller rink tonight.
The Milwaukee road runs a splendid
through train into Mankato.
The value of the butter and eggs handled
in Mankato the past year will exceed $780,
600,
Mr.. Robert Little, of Mapleton, Mimi, left
Tor Portland, d. T.. on yesterday upon BUSH
ness.
For the best bread use Hubbard & Co.'S
superlative -four. 1t has few equals and no
superior.
VIM. Burkholz, the new manager of the
telephone exchange in this city, has been in
Quoted into Office and things are running as
smoothly as of old.
Remember the lecture of Judge Tourgee
on Friday night at the Opera house, subject,
Give us u rest" No one can afford to miss
this splendid lecture.
Mr. o. C. Johnson has become thoroughly
established in charge of the lumber business
OF Teemans Bros. 81 Hodgins, of Winona,
on Second street, Mankato.
Three carloads of exhibits for the Worlds
fair at New Orleans, were shipped from
Mankato yesterday, and Mr.. j. A. Shoe
maker, who has charge of them, expects to
leave in Sday or two.
half pint bottle of water taken eight years
ago from the artesian well at Mankato, 2, 2O4
feet deep, has been sent to NewOrleans. 1t
is as pure and fresh TO-DAY as when first
taken out, and has no offensive smell.
The Mankato linseed oil mill, one Of those
institutions Of which Mankato feels Justly
proud, has been very much improved the
past season, both as TO storage capacity for
hax and oil, aud also its capacity to manu-
tactGre much larger quantity than form
ery. They offer the best Russian flax seed
for sale for seed. See their ad
HO"iSlt AlCDSlu q To- Is the name OF a
firm who have organized a party TO repre-
sent at New Orleans this winter the hanging
Of the thrty-eight Sioux Indians which oc-
CURED at Mankato in 1862. Their location
will be close by the Mexican entrance and
Minnesotans visiting the worlds fair ought
10 see this rural exhibition.
Henry Adams and Frank Howard, the
two scamps who lifted coat from ia front of
| Henlien's clothing store a few weeks since
aud who were indicted for grand larceny, tie
value of the coat being fixed at twenty-five
dollars, were most ably defended by B. T.
/ Smith and Howard escaped conviction.
Adams was not SO fortunate, the jury finding
him guilty. He will go up, of course.
The city department of justice wears de.
serted appearance OF late, occasionally the
monOtony is varied by civil case, out most
of the time quiet reigns supreme, and his
honor, Judge Porter, has had a rest in the
temperance lecture business. Nobody gets
drunk, nobody fights or conducts himself in
a manner uubecOmiug good citizen, lately
Down stairs Chief Weleh and the whole force
sit idly about or walk the streets in sort of
manner which indicates that thew know
things are running all right In the cage
eQbwebs have gathered across the bars of the
doors, and dust has settled upon the hunks
from long disuse. If it only lasts what
happy state OF affairs 1t would be.