St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-08

Crop prospects are good.
The city is in avery healthy condition.
President Soaring has returned from his
eastern trip,
Tomorrow is salesday of the dairy and
produce exchange.
A slight shower yesterday morning cooled
Off the atmosphere.
Mr.. Bruno Bierbaucr has resigned his po-
sition in the postofffce.
The city board of equalization resumed its
labors yesterday morning.
Mr. NJ. Schrieber, formerly of Mankato,
spent Sunday in this city with his many
friends.
A large number of Mankato parties spent
Sunday at Lake Madison and had an enjoy
able time.
The Ladies' Relief society meets at the
residence of Mrs. f. Fl. SkilIing's tomorrow
afternoon.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church net
ted about one hundred dollars from the
fourth of July dinner
Mr. George E. Weaver returned on Satur-
day to his home at Sioux City, after enjoying
the Fourth in Mankato.
The Mankato Military company, forty-nine
strong, left yesterday morning for the annual
encampment of Second regiment NJ. N. g.,
at Winona.
The Review urges Mankato as the place for
the next encampment of the Second regi-
ment of the NJ. N. G. Not finer place than
Sibley's mound could be found in the state.
After playing game of base ball on the
plat near the Franklin school, on Sunday,
one of the players left the diamond with a
black eye, and another with sprained an
kle.
As predicted in the GLOBE of Sunday all
the barber shops were closed on that day,
each tonsorial artist fearing that if he kept
open some brother barber would complain
upon him.
The meeting of the directors OF the Man
kato cemetery association was held at Mr.
Chapman's office yesterday afternoon, and
the annual meeting for the election of OIL
GERS will be held this afternoon.
President Noe, of the Mankato board of
of trade, has been requested to act as assis-
tant dairy commissioner at the Worlds fair
to be held at New Orleans Mr. Noe has de-
clined, however, to accept this Office,
Wa Lee, the Chinese laundryman, left
yesterday for San Francisco where he will
spend few days and then sail for the flow
cry kingdom. Another Chinaman has been
imported from San Francisco to fill the gap
An employe of John Page, the drayman,
skipped out last week, and took with him
about $40 belonging to Mr. Page. Sheriff
Monks received telegram Sunday to the eff
feet that Pages late drayman had been
caught in st. Paul, and Mr.. Monks left yes
terday to bring the delegate to Mankato.
The Crescents of this city will play the
Chicago Blues at the grounds of the South
ern Minnesota Live Stock & Fair associa-
ton. The Crescents are capable of good
playing and Blues consist of the best
amateur material of Chicago, and lovers of
OF the national game expect to see an in
teresting contest. Admission 25 cents,
children Is. Tickets for sale at Pond Bros
and Collins 81 Co.'S.
Mr.. l.. II. Evans, of the Mankato Iron and
Novelty works, has just returned from trip
through southern Minnesota and northern
Iowa, where he has been introducing the iron
fence the novelty works are manufacturing
MIR. Evans has met with good success in the
sale of this fence, and the capacity of the
Iron and Novelty works will probably be in
creased in order to supply the demand for
these popular manufactures.