The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-07-03
From Wednesdays Daily.

| FRANK Enders yesterday pleaded
guilty to the charge of assaulting
John Linkenhomer, and paid the
costs, $3.50. - .s
ALI Of the BARRIERS have made ar
engagements to close their places of
business on the Fourth from one
o'clock during the balance of the day.
Mr.. Mcconnell to-day drew Sl5,-
127.45 from the county treasury, as the
pportiOnment of the city school dis
trict, and deposited in the various
banks. !nl'.gc
"A consultation of physicians was
held this forenoon in regard to G. j.
Klein's condition. His condition does
not seem to change, but he is weaker
than he was a week ago.
Barney A. Cooper, late of Co. B,
lst Minnesota Cav, and II. Phelps of
Co. NJ of same Regt., have both re-
ceiyed pensions through the pension
agency of Col. Mead. 3rs
Abraham Laib, better known as
"Little Jake, F" has purchased the pro-
perty on n. Front street belonging TO
Henry Boegen, for $1,000 cash. He
will move his saloon there ina day Or
two.
The trial Of Wilbur Stratton on
the charge of stealing an axe from
Geo. II. Johnston was to have occur
red Monday, but the defendant failed
to put in an appearance. He had
been allowed to go on his own recog-
niZance.
Burglars entered the saloon of f.
G. barge & Co., at Good Thunder, last
night, and blew open the safe, but
found no money there. However, they
secured seven dollars from the money
drawer, and some cigars and liquor.
1t may have been the same party who
broke into Mr.. Patterson's residence
night before last.
-"Butch" Roway was locked up
last night, having returned to the
city before his six months term of
Punishment had expired. He claim
ed to have secured job breaking on
the Omaha road, and was permitted
to leave the city this morning on his
promise not to return until his six
months has expired.
Yesterday afternoon between
three and four o'clock, while the new
smoke-stack was being raised at Bier
bauer's -four mill, some one slipped
| into the Office and secured what mon
ey there was in the drawer, about 80.
Those in the office were out watching
| the raising of the stack.
Some time ago the husband OF
Mrs. Ella Neal, of Pleasant Mound,
died. dividing his estate up among
quite a number of people bywill. He
left Mrs. Neal but a bare eighty acres
of land. To Mrs. Moffat he left the
personal property, including house
hold furniture. Mrs. Moffatt felt
that this disposition of property was
not right, and she has very generously
released it and signed it over to Mrs
Neal. 1t is needless to say that the
latter feels very grateful for the un
expected deed of gift, which reflects
the greatest credit upon Mrs. Moffatt
and proves her to be lady OF gener
Gus impulses.
"A man appeared at the City Hal
this morning in woeful plight. Hi:
face was blackened as if by a heavy
blow, several cuts disfigured his coun
tenance, and one eye was SO sWoller
that he could scarcely see out Of it
He claimed to be a brother of thu
fellow who was some time ag(
arrested for mayhem, and who i
is claimed bit mans nose off il
the old country, and has bitten othe
!, people. He said that his brothe
} knocked him down last night an(
| then bit his face repeatedly an(
choked him and threatened to xii
him. 1t is not known whether step
will be taken to have the man arrest
ed, but if reports are true the peni
Tertiary should restrain his bulldog
propensities for good many years t.
come.
Mr.. W. r. Hughes arrived hom
from a visit to Wisconsin last Friday
, Mr.. Hughes, who represents the Chill
dren's Endowmet Co., received MOTTO
on the day of his arrival from hi
company, that certificate No. 400 hal
matured and it was paid the sam
day to Mrs. John Lunn, 1874 Stat
; street, Mankato, Mr.. Lunn is tn
r district state agent of the Mutua
, Life Insurance Co., of New York, a.
old line life insurance company. MI
Lunn speaks very highly of the Chill
, dren's Endowment, and believes it t
be safe and profitable company t
: invest in, and it is vouched for by tn
financial skill and integrity of it's off
GERS. Mr. Hughes leaves agai
Wednesday for Wisconsin, and wi
9 be gone three or four weeks, leavin
l his business during his absence in th
S care of Henry Robel.
Sick Headache.
IOOSE'S RED CLOVER Pill,