St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-06


Pure wines and liquors for family use at D.
Althof Co.
Mr.. L. P. Hunt went to st. Paul yesterday
morning on a business trip.
London punch for sac at D. Althof & Co.,
wholesale liquor dealers.
For the best breaI use Hubbarl & Co.'S supur
iative -four 1t has few equals and no superior.*
Attention is called to the notice Of assign
ment published in another column Of to
days paper.
The schools opened yesterday morning and
at the normal large addition to the former
enrolment was made.
Yesterday was the day for the meeting Of
the stockholders of the B.ue Earth County
Agricultural association, at Garden City.
W H. Allen, Esq, former citizen Of
Mankato, but now living in Rice county, Is
in the CITY shaking hands with his many
friends He will make visit here OF week 5
duration.
The regular meeting Of the board Of county
commissioners viii be held at the auditors
office commencing to-day. This being the
first meeting Of the year, the board will prob
ably be in session several days.
The funeral of Dr. g. II. Cole, who died
of pneumonia on last Thursday evening, will
be held at his late residence near the Pleas
ant Grove school building. His remains will
be taken TO OwatOnna for interment.
Bue Earth county's law makers have all
Epft for St. Paul to attend to their duties in
the eg.slature. At about this time they are
.t,oI, To IN iuc
election of an assistant clerk of the senate
from Blue Earth county, but probably will
not succeed.
Some crank predicted that the world was
TO come to an end on Sunday last, and the
fire in the Barr building started in good
season, but owing TO the efficient work Of the
Mankato fire department the prophecy was
not fulfilled. The Minkato department can
nip anything Of this kind in the bud as quick
anybody.
The damage by the fire Saturday night is
more than was first expected. L. P. Hunt
of the Free Press, had work in the Office TO
the amount of s., 800 two-thirds Of which is
a total loss and he has no insurance what
ever. The loss of Mr. White, the book
binder is not near as much as that of Mt.
Hunt and the property belonging 10 him was
covered by all insurance Of $3.50.
Desiring to quit the business, Messrs. W.
A. Webb d Co. otr-r their entire stock of
dry goods at cost, desiring to close out their
stock during the next sixty days. This
is nccessitated by the withdrawal OF capital
from the business by the heirs of the late
Rev. w. w Webb, the senior member OF
the firm. Their store will be open hereafter
until 8 p. IN.
The record Of births and deaths for 1884,
just completed showed the former to be rs,
and the latter at seventy five. This mortality
record Of 10 to 1000 shows very well for q
city Of this size, and can not be- beat in the
northwest and speaks very well for the city
a. a healthy town, OF this number only one
death from diphtheria is reported.
At the last meeting Of the city council
Mayor Palmer recommended that the city put
Third street in good condition, so that II
can be used as a drive. This will meet with
the approval Of those who wish TO go out and
exercise their stecds without paying fine.
While Third street might be put in con
dition and privilege given 20 our
people to let their "hursrs GO on that street
It certainly should no; be tolerated on Front
street.
The remains Of Louise Levy, the suicide,
were taken to st. Paul for interment yester-
day morning. The inquest was held Sunday
afternoon, with " l.. Coon, WIN. Butler,
S. b. Martin, J. W. lIocrr. Mobiles and
n. Wes as jurors. The witnesses were DR..
Mcmahon, j. {. Tbco and Little Jake
Becker, and a verdict rendered in accord
ance with the fucts published in the GLOBE
Of Monday.