St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-13
MANKATO.

lie weather Is Ine.
Houses to rent are scarce.
The schools are crowded.
Mines from the high Normal schools will play
game OF base ball this afternoon.
Rev. A. W. Edwards is to speak at q prohibit
ton meeting at GAINESVILLE this evening.
1t is the intention of the Minnesota Tract So
ciety to move the depository to Minneapolis
Mr. j, Borden is now proprietor of the North
Star Works, he having purchased the interest of
Mr.. Dauber.
1t is rumored that in addition to the skating
rink that Mr.. McCrackin is to erect another
roller rink is to be put up.
Work on the English Speaking Catholic church
is proceeding at good rate, as is that on the
West Mankato school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. a. Payne arrived in the city
Thursday from Cleveland, Ohio, and will spend
the winter in their old home.
The Ninth Minnesota regiments reunion, ap-
pointed to be held in this city, October 2s, has
been postponed to November IS.
DIR. j. L. Livingston left yesterday morning
for his old home in Canada, with his invalid wife
whose death is only question Of time.
Accessions from the German Republicans to
Cleveland are reported, but we have not heard of
but one Democrat who will vote for Blaine.
Mr.. W. ". P. Mcconnell returned Thursday
evening from the east, where he has been for the
past ten days, selecting new goods for the fall
and winter trade.
c. A. Ransom, Esq, who for some time past
has been stopping in this city, left Thursday
morning for Kalamazoo. Mich, where he will
spend about six weeks, and then spend the win
ter in California.
II
publican county convention on Tuesday, has
made the following selections: W. Frisbie,
chairman; Henry Allen, E. Rowland, D. E. Cross,
n. G.. Alderman.
Mr.. Carney evidently forgot that James B.
Weaver was the Greenback candidate for presi-
dent when he stated at the Blaine and Logan
meeting Tuesday that no candidate named James
was ever defeated for the presidency.
a man was on the street yesterday selling the
right to sell new and improved process for
manufacturing drain tile. BY this process drain
tile can be made where it is going to be laid and
at comparatively no expense, 1t is the simplest
thing for making drain tile.
The surveyors for the Cannon Valley road are
now in the city, and are surveying line into
Mankato which is said to run near the county
Jail and court house, and then towards the resi-
dence Of Mr.. W. X. b. Smyth. What this road
intends to do, however, is unknown, and those
who have endeayored to learn from the engin-
eering corps receive no satisfaction.
Friday afternoon as Jay Hubbard, son of R.
d. Hubbard, was leading the family horse up
Second street, the horse kicked him in the face,
knocking him insensible. A doctor was imme-
diately summoned. 1t was found THAT the flesh
Of the nose was badly cut, the bone broken and
bad cut in the creek, Jay is now resting easy,
but it is probable that he will be disfgured for
life
The miscreants who had been in the habit of
stealing flowers and plants from the Glenwood
cemetery, have stopped that work since the
offering of q reward of SIS for information that
would lead to the arrest and conviction of those
so doing. Since quitting this miserable work at
the cemetery named, the parties have paid more
attention to valuable house plants, and q most
audacious,theft was recently reported to the DO
live. These scoundrels should be arrested and
prosecuted, and if so they may cease this nefari-
Gus work.