The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-04-08

The doctor is hustler. and the in
crease, in the business at gthe mill
proves it.
The Minnesota relief cargo for the
starving people of Russia has arrived
at Libau on the steamer Missouri, :"
from New York. The steamer was
enthusiastically received by the peo-
pie, and band of music which played
Russian and American airs.
w. H. Truesdale, as receiver of
the M. & St. Louis railway has been
granted by Judge Lochren permission
to purchase certain new rolling stock
for the use of the company. We un-
derstand that the line running into
this city will be benefited by the or
| der.
The second division of the U. s..
Circuit and U. S. District Courts COW
ers the following counties: Freeborn,
Faribault, Martin, Jackson, Mobiles,
Rock, Pipestone, Murray, Cotton
wood, Watonwan, Blue Earth, Vase
ca, LeSueur, Nicollet, Brown, Red
wood, Lyon, Lincoln, Yellow Medi-
cine, Sibley and Lac qui Parle.
We owe Mr.. w. E. Young, our
city attorney, an apology. He is not
one of the counsel for Mark Young
in the case of Mark Young VS.. Drs.
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Andrews and Steel, but on the other
hand is the attorney for DR.. Andrews.
Mr.. Young also wishes us to state
that he is not related to the plaintiff
in the action.
Mr.. N. P. Lees horse Senator
l." has returned home from Mime
apolis, where he has been cared for dur
ing the winter Senator L is one of the
finest colts in the State of Minnesota
for his age and while in Minneapolis,
he trotted half mile in LA and the
last mile was made in 30 seconds.
The Senator can now be seen at Lees
barn.
The Mankato Tobacco Co. has
been organized and has opened head
quarters at No. 224 South Front ST..
The company consists of d. w. Sell
leck and Son, w. w. Paddock, of this
city, and Horace Cummins, of Eagle
Lake. The latter member of the firm
will probably locate permanently in
this city next fall.
"A meeting of the Republican
county committee was held at Mr.. G..
l.. Benedict's Office this morning, at
half past ten O'Clock. The committee
consists of G. L. Benedict, chairman,
G. G.. Spaulding, Mapleton; James
Ewing, Eagle Lake; Geo. w. Neff,
Lake Crystal, and c. E. Brown, Yer
non. All were present and accounted
for with the exception of Mr.. Neff.
1t was decided to call a county con-
vention to be held in this city on May
3rd.
The papers in the case of Mark
Young VS. Drs. Andrews and Steele
were served at late hour yesterday,
on the defendants in the action, by
Sheriff w. j. Glynn. AS was stated
in yesterdays issue of the FREE PRESS
the physicians who have been sued in
the amount of $4,000, set a leg and
before the bandages had been removed
the patient departed for another
place, and consequently was not fol
lowed up. Both Drs. Andrews &
Steele are both prominent and repu-
table men, professionally and socially,
stand high in the community and
surrounding country where they are
so well known, hence the public will
watch the Developments with con-
siderable interest.
The following named persons have
been summoned as jurors for the next
term Of the United States Circuit
court to be held in this city on April
10Th, H. Tibbits, Wood Lake, A. E..
Hazard, Rushford, VIM. Webster,
Gibbon: G. Pagget. Currie; A North,
Jr., st. Peter; r. p. Jensen, KassOn;
j. Lowry, Kasson; w. Morgan, OF
tawa; N. f. Banfield, Austin; f. F..
Davis, Madison; S. a. Hall, Wood
Lake: S. d. Payne, Kasota; p. Hagan,
Blue Earth City; G. L. Weber, Wal
nut Grove: B. F. Mitter, Madison: H.
Staples, Minneapolis; f. M. Drawn,
Brownsville; j. Tanning, Ottawa: M.
W. Skinner, Northfeld; M. r. Wood,
Rochester: w. G. Wilson, ST. Paul;
L. M. Thurston, Windom;J. M. Fin
negan, Northwood; V. G. Mead, Lu-
verne; J. S.McManus, Edgerton; G. II.
Huntington, Austin: A. L. Gardner,
Leroy; E. Davis, Ottawa; D. Hughes,
Ottawa; HI. A. Tvange, Luverne; S.
Y. Paddock; Grand Meadow; A. L..
Jahr, Rushford; P. H. Gender, Austin
and B. Kundert, Mantorville.
From Wednesdays DaiIy.)
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