St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-18
Special Reports from the GLOBE Msnkato Office
November IS
Mankato Dots.

Anffidf0 Dots
The already large attendance at the State
Normal school is increasing daily.
Chief Welch has been confined to his room
for several days with a severe cold.
LoHn Cray, Esq, Lake Crystal, was in
Man kato yesterday on legal business.
W. P. Snow, Of St. Paul, was in the city
spending Sunday with his many friends.
For the best bread use Hubbard & Co.'s
Speculative -four. II has few equals and no
superior.
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.
Those who have wagered their money on
the election and lost are paying up their bets
and everybody is ouieting down, now that
everything is definitely settled.
The weather took sudden change Sunday
morning, and the average man put on the
Overeoat he had laid aside during the few
days Of beautiful Indian summer weather.
The meeting to organize a workiugman's
association, announced for Saturday night,
was postponed for another week, and will
now be held Saturday, Nov. 22. All work
ingmen of all grades are asked by the com
mittee 10 attend.
c. J. Klein. Esq, proprietor Of the Clifton
house, returned on Saturday evening from
an extended trip through the south. He
states that the weather during the time he
has been away could not be excelled. He
says that all through Dixie enormous out
door demonstrations are being held in honor
of the election of Cleveland and Hendricks.
On Sunday morning James Brafy des-
cended into the well of VIM. Rapley in the
township Of jamestown, this county, and
not coming up in time, and fearing some
thing wrong, Mr.. Raply descended but had
not gone far when he felt the effects Of the
foul air and was drawn up. Assistance was
summoned and Brany drawn up but life was
extinct.
On Friday evening q number Of young
men filed up on tanglefoot and engaged in
little scrimmage IN the lower part of town.
They were just full enough TO feel good and
want to lick anybody of their own weight.
One Of the parties, Nat Brooks, who has been
before the police court at other times, was ar
rested and arraigned before Judge Porter
yesterday on the charge Of plain drunk. He
plead guilty of the charge, and was assessed
five dollars and costs, which he paid an i was
let loose. Several of the other parties will be
brought in aud dealt with, no doubt, in &
similar manner.
Some of the boys played a good joke on
Landlord Guam, OF the Washington house.
Sunday evening Mr.. Quan was at the Sioux
City depot waiting for the St. Paul train to
arrive and secure his share of the guests for
bis hotel One of the boys took an old sack,
filed it with with several boards aud some
sand and represented himself as a
plasterer. When the train stopped
this plasterer alighted and Mr..
Guam made himself very affable and secured
this man for guest. The landlord was very
obliging and offered TO carry the sack CON
tanning the tools (sand), and waltzed up
town with his guest. After getting near the
Washington house the plas.erer skipped out
in another direction, and left Mr.. Quan sur
prised amid the derisive laughs of the usual
ouOta of hOvs who follOuad IN thu raar