St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-29
Special Reports from the GLOBE Mankato oft
April e..
MANKATO.

VI ~
April e.,
MANKATO.
he. Chase, one of the substantial men Of
GAINESVILLE, was in Mankato on yesterday.
Tree-planting season being on each citizen
seems DESTROYS of doing something in that
line.
NJ. NJ. C~ruikshank, representing Antany
Kelly, and a typical M~inneapolitan, went
the grand rounds on Monday among our
merchants.
The train going east on the Milwaukee road
will hereafter leave at 8 10 instead of $50
a. M, as formerly. The mixed train ar
riYes at3 and leayef at 4 p. m.
a most important social event is reported
near at hand, which will be the event of the
season in Mankato. The full details will be
given when 1t occurs In the GLOBE.
train on the Blue Earth branch on last
Thursday, ran over and killed three head Of
stock of an aggregate value of $125, belong
ing to Joseph DALEY, near Garden city.
1t is reported that Shaubert and O'Connor
are to give a free performance upon roller
skates at the rink on tomorrow night. They
have been experimenting on the dude act till
they have got it down fine.
The telephone exchange move to-day into
the same office as that occupied by the dis
trict telegraph company and a temporary
suspension Of business viii probably occur,
which the public will understand the reason
OF by this announcement.
The towering form of the Hon.R. a. Jones
OF Rochester was to be seen upon our streets
on yesterday, he having some legal business
here which demanded his attention. A citi-
zen OF this place suggests that Mr.. Jones
would be a fitting person to head the Mime
sofa delegation for Tilden at Chicago.
A most p%ralseworthy state of affairs, and
one that reflects great credit upon our new
mayor and the whole police force as well
as upon liquor dealers throughout the city
was the fact that not a single intoxicated in
dividuel was to be seen upon the streets Of this
city on Sunday. It ia well.
The place formerly occupied by Charles D.
Kicherer, opposite the city hall, is undergo
ing a thorough and complete renovation. A
new floor Is being laid, the walls are being
papered, the ceiling decorated and things are
being fixed up In elegant style. A change
of proprletorship will follow, Mr.. Kircherer
taking up the business of carpentering and
building.
About 9:3OCon Saturday night a CT
gar maker by the name of Kline, who was In
company with two other chaps by the name
of Mahoney and Carter, who were all feeling
in a rather exhilerated state of mind, fell out
with the others and began to enforce his
arguments with certain pieces Of rock that
fell in his way. To this one
OF the others responded with
a piece Of board which fell Upon the
Uranium Of. Kline with such force and effect
as to fire him bodily into the excavation for
the new bank block, from the depths of which
arose such Internal cries as to warrant the
belief that a whole band Of Sioux Indians
were on the war path. The cries brought two
of the police to the spot, who succeeded in
extracting Kline from his uncomfortable po-
sition, when it was ascertained that he was
more scared than hurt and Just drunk enough
to be a fit subject for the police court. Yes
terday morning he appeared before Judge
Porter and assisted in defraying the current
expenses of the city government to the
amount Of three dollars and fifty cents.
If the young man would brace up and quit
drinking and devote himself to the care of
his widowed mother, he would earn the re-
spect of people. The other two of the party
Carter and Mahoney, who fled before the
arrival of fha An3oArs 0-n ~ - L--I Ia
will be captured as soon as they show up.
ACCUSED OF FOUL MURDER.
On Saturday afternoon Sheriff Barlow, Of
Window, Cottonwood county, brought to
Blue Earth county Jail one Ole Frengen, Of
Window, who, upon examination before
Justice Huntington, of that village, was com
mitted to await the action of the grand jury
at its next session on the charge of murder.
1t seems that his victim, one Jodini Hansen
Of Window, had loved Ole not wisely but
too well, and the result Of their love being
likely soon to become apparent to the world,
Ole induced her to take some medicinal
preparation which he bought her for the pur-
pose Of relieving her of her embarrassing
condition, but which caused her death.
1CHSC Ill GudG w q DC gave ueT Mas
oil of tansy, but when arrested he had a bot
tie of strychnine in his pocket. The stomach
of the unfortunate young woman has been
sent away for analyzation, and the result will
be made known at his trial July s. Frengen
is a Norwegian of about twenty-five years of
age, who has only been in this country about
one year, Inc seems to feel the unhappy re-
suit of his course. He says the girl gave him
the money and desired him to procure the
medicine, which he did. He was sent here
for safe keeping, as the jail at Window is
deemed insecure.
HORSE THIEF CAPTURED.
On Saturday night Sheriff Isadore Cook, of
Eau Claire county, Wisconsin, arrived In this
city from Wells, Faribault county, having in
charge one Bige Moon, about IS or 10 years
of age, smooth red face, 8 feet 4 inches
high, dark hair, blue eyes, and a scar on his
breast answering to a I, the description of
one of a pair of horse thieves who have been
wanted since April 81 on a charge Of steal
ing a pair of horses. The other man Is still
bis prisoner on Sunday morning for Eau
Clair.
THE CEMENT WORKS.
Business began yesterday at the cement
works yesterday and they will be run at the
rate of of 1000 barrels per day during the
season. A large amount of new machiner
has been put in this season and everything
about the concern is now in the finest order.
Under the energetic and efficient manage
ment of Mr.. F. N. Merrill, superintendent,
these works, which have no equal in the
United States IN point OF construction or in
regard to the quality of the rock they manu-
factnra from nannnt fail TO nroua q conroo Of