St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-17

MdHtcnto DOLS.
Splendid weather since election.
Somebody had to feel awful bad about it.
Why not form an ''Independent'' cavalry
squadron.
'Front street was pretty grand street Sat
urday night
The Winnebago agency party made quite
an imposing sight, and their band played
very well.
For the best bread use Hubbard s. Co.'s
Superlatiye -four. 1t has few equals and no
superior.
Talk about the ladies not being interested
in politics is all bosh. The taste and skill
shown in some of the decorations Saturday
night betrayed them again and again.
One hundred pair Of Neely's patent adjust
able iron bottom roller skates for sale by Carl
Dire. Meagher block, foot Of Walnut street,
Mankato.
Messrs. James Cannon. Frank Fowler,
NJ Gferer and Ed. Zimmerman were the
artists who executed most Of the transpar-
iencies of Saturday night.
mommoth fire ball suspended over Front
street between P. X Wiser's jewelry store
and the large furniture establishment Of
John Klien was a thing of note.
The walls of the new Catholic church, cor
ner of Hickory and Broad streets, are rising
rapidly this fine weather, and the compile
ton of that fine edifice is not so remote as it
might be.
One week from this evening is the time
set for the opening of the Mankato roller
rink, and Mack says it will be grand af-
fair Mrc L.. to
succeed she will.
George Warner, who drew the pencil sketch
of Cleveland and Hendricks which adorned
one of the transparencies on Saturday night,
is certainly entitled to great degree Of
praise for the skill with which 1t was done
and the merit which it had as a work of art
Among the st. Peter solid Democracy who
registered at this city on Saturday were A. j.
Lamberton, Major A. L. Sackett, Charles
Fay, James Delaney, 4. B. Rice, Chas. Essler
Mat Evensen and Geo. EVerts, ali good men
and true, and just such men as make a live
town.
The Abbie Darlington company are to APP
pear, as has been before noticed, on Thurs
day evening, Nov. 20th. The sale of seats
has been opened at the District Telegraph
NhASS' AhS opportunity 10 near uTSJ CLASS
musical talent at home, such as is now Of
fered the Mankato pubic. has been a rarity
heretofore. 1t is well to remember that the
patronage extended to this company will be the
measure for the engagement of future ones.
Let it be seen by full house that the public
appreciate good thing.
The police court has been barren Of inter
est lately. AS a temperance lecturer Judge
IL cd
way of firing point, when he makes one
upon some of the benzine soaked buns that
carries weight with it, 1t was remarked by
everyone that for city of its size Mankato
was remarkably free from disturbances on
Saturday night. Another commendable
thing connected with our CITY government
was the retaining of large force from the
fire department at City hall during the pa
rade under orders, to guard against the pos
sible breaking out of fire, which fortunately
| did not come.
Reports from the front on the Cannon
Valley Brock Island) road say the construc-
ton corps is busily engaged in crowding the
work forward, and that there is no danger
but what they will be able
to comply with their requirements
If the Cannon Valley' should strike court
house square, according to their present sur
Vey, who would mournl Certainly no one
if they would only knock the old court house
and jail into smithereens. Blue Earth is one
Of the richest counties in Minnesota, aud a
meaner set of county buildings would be
hard to find. The location of the grounds
has no doubt had something to do with pre-
venting the erection of better ones, and now
that the railroad seems likely to render it a
still less desirable spot it would seem the
proper thing to do to set about securing some
other spot. These thoughts are suggested by
the remarks of some of our Saturday visitors
and are offered without extra charge.