St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-21

Yesterday felt more like winter than the
preceding few days.
Prof. j. 7. McCIeary, institute conductor.
spent Sunday in the city.
Gas is being put into the new building be-
longing to the First National bank.
The candidate for a county Office is the
greatest friend you have in the world just
now.
Rev. H, A. Bushnell will address the Pro-
hibition club at the NJ. E. church tonight and
al / are invited.
The side track TO the butter tub factory OF
Woodland 81 Marsh is completed.
The roof is now being put on the West
Mankato school house ana the carpenter
work viii be finished in about two weeks.
Ole Erickson was behind the bars thrice
last weed on the charge OF drunk, and is
still in the lookup to answer the old
charge.
John c. Noe, Esq, rendered his resignation
as director OF the First National bank, at
the meeting OF the board OF directors yester-
DAY morning.
Harry Footner, an Englishman, paid fine
OF So and costs yesterday 1or taking in too
much Denzlne ON Saturday and received good
ADVICE from the court.
a teachers institute is being conducted at
Lake Crystal and Will continue during the
week. 1t is under the direction OF Rev. Ed
WIN Rodgers, superintendent Oh SCHOOLS.
In row SUNDAY evening Ed. Jordon and
Chas. Mottlnger severely pummelled M.
Donnaher anu Kicked him. III is reported
Lnat tne W. parties have skipped the CITY and
gone hence.
W. L. Mills has purchased the store build
ing OF MIR. Il. w. BeeDee at No. FOL South
Front street, corner OF Liberty, for a consid-
eratiun of 81, $40, Mr.. Beebee reserying the
rigut 10 halI Inc hallway.
Building is still active and the lateness OF
the season seems To have no effect upon it.
There is now going up on one Dloch ON Lin
coin street three suDsCanLsal resIuences, one
ny Grin LlLtie, one by Vim. Hodgson aud
one by VIM. Roberts.
The game oil base ball on Friday between
the Crescents and the Normal nine resulted
III "a score OF u TO Is in favor OF The former.
On SATURDAY the Normals Played the High
School nlnE anu 1or tne IOurlA time defeated
Inem in do many games, the score standing
30 10 81.
Jonues, a barber, was run in by the police
on the charge OF being drunk ana making
himself too previous, and wnen brought be-
lore the court he was given mis- choice OF re-
plenisning The city treasury Wlth Ten bills or
going 10 tue county jan on Ureau and water.
lie look the former and pau Ills tine.
The cement works have been pressed with
orders Tor cement, and nave not Deen able to
fill the demands. On Saturday thty received
an order Tor 1900 barrels to 20 to
Minneapolis. Their present capacity is
about 500 barrels per day. out Will ue greatly
Increased soon as possible.
Vegetables are still being canned at the
canning factory at Lively rate. Mr.. Hold
app is at present canning tomatoes. During
the spring ne planted ten acres on his land
in Belgrade and he has yield of 5000
bushels, or 800 bushels to the acre. OF the
earlier planting tho yield was 400 bushels TO
the. acre. MIR. Houapp mas put up this sea-
son %, 900 cans OF corn, 80, 900 cans of to-
matoes ana 5000 cans OF string beans.
The Republican rally to be held Friday
evening will be the largest political demon
stration of the year Ex-senator VIM. Win
dom Of Winona, and Congressman james b.
Wakefield of Blue Earth City, will be present
and speak upon tue political issues OF the
day. The Republicans intend to have pro-
cession with $40 torches in line and four
brass bands, transparencies, etc, Reduced
rates can be obtained on all roads entering
Mankota.