St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-04
Special Reports from the GIoBE Mankato Office
September 3.
EEnnknto Dots.

j. c. Noe, Esq, is in Minneapolis, attend
ing the exposition.
The regular monthly meeting of the coun-
ell will be held tonight.
Chas. Remney, who resides in GAINESVILLE,
and whose occupation is that OF a butcher,
was run in for INDUCING little more freely
than the law allows. He sobered off, and
Judge Porter fined him 50 and costs,
amounting to So.
Through some bluuder in the mail SER
vice yesterdays issue of the Daily GLOBE
die not reach its Mankato patrons until
about p. IN. The papers arriving on the
Chicago u Northwestern, when they should
have arrived on the Chicago, st. Paul, Min
neapolis IL Omaha at II u. m.
The running team of Excelsior Hose
company No. l, returned from Rochester
yesterday at 1 a. m, having secured the
first prize Of 500 at the Fireman's tourna-
mert in connection with the Rochester
fair. This makes $500 this Mankato COM
pany has won in premiums in the past two
weeks.
Those returning from Rochester state that
.he Pratt running team, of Faribault, was at
Rochester in readiness to run in the fire
mans contest, but upon finding that Man
kato was TO run, backed out, knowing that
they stood no show of capturing first money
unless some accident detrimental to the
Mankato boys happened.
DR.. T. W. Hammond has gone to Man
llato to permanently settle there and practice
his profession. DR.. Hammond is a gradu-
ate in medicine, but gave Hsculapus up to
become disciple of Blackstone. He takes
the best wishes of a host of friends, who
hope his lines may be cast in pleasant places.
Montgomery, Mimi, correspon dent of
DAILY GLOBE.
The Cleveland and Hendricks club will
meet tonight at the Grand Opera house.
Senator NJ. S. Wilkinson and others will adj
dress the meeting and the Germania band
will furnish the music; also vocal music by
the glee club. Senator Wilkinson is one of
the best speakers in the state of Min nesota,
and all should turn out and hear him and
the others speak.
The sheriff of Cherokee county, Iowa, was
In the city yesterday looking for James Hay
mer, charged with seducing young lady of
most estimable character. Chief Welch met
the Iowa officer at the Mankato house, and
that gentleman gave Mr.. Welch description
of the man wanted. Chief Welch stated
that the man was in the city, and had been
for several days. A few minutes after the
Iowa sheriff had completed his description,
Chief Wclch remarked, ''There's your man. -
And so he was; the man charged with Sc
duction was just passing the Mankato house,
and was promptly made prisoner. He con-
scented to 90 to iowa without reQuisition.
Mike Mccarthy was arrested yesterday on
the charge OF stealing about $50 from Nor
gan Carpenter, who now runs the saloon on
North Front street formerly owned by Evans
Goodrich Tuesday afternoon Mccarthy was
somewhat under the influence of liquor in
Carpenters saloon, and soon after it was
discovered that a pocket book containing
about $50 was missing. Suspicion pointed
to Mccarthy. and at 1890 yesterday noon
Mccarthy was found in bed at the CONNER
cial house. The pocket book belonging to
Carpenter was found under McCarthy's pill
low. and he was arrested by the officers. The
pocket book when found contained S15,
which is supposed to be the same that was in
the pocket book at the time it disappeared.