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

Minneapolis, will probably become
it's president.
Harvey r. Braunlich, the six
months-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. M.
Braunlich, died to-day of infantile spi-
nal paralysis. The funeral will take
place Wednesday afternoon at two
O'Clock, from the Evangelical Associ-
alton church.
The business of Odjard & knott
has increased to such an extent that
this enterprising firm intend to erect
one story building S0x20 feet, near
their present quarters. In the near
future they will add several stories to
the structure.
Several pieces of sidewalk have
been put down in North Mankato, by
by certain citizens who by their act,
have exemplif1ed their enterprise.
It is expected that, providing excel
lent weather is experienced, from
this time ON the walks will extend
over space that will prove benefit
not alone to a few people on that side
of the river, but to every resident of
North Mankato.
The furniture of Perry thinner
man was attached few days ago by
Geo. W. Thoms, but the amount of
the bill was satisfied and the furni-
ture released. Hardly had the furni-
| ture been released before Nick Peter
son got out an attachment on the
same goods. Mrs. Zimmerman re-
plevined the same, claiming that it
was her property. She was placed
under bonds and a few hours after
ward the stock of furniture was put
on board a train and shipped away.
is a question when and where the
case will end.
In speaking of the students Of the
State Normal school, Prof. Soaring
said: "Our attention has been called
to the educational exhibit which will
form a prominent part of the Worlds
fair at Chicago. This will be the
largest and finest of it's kind the
country has ever seen. 1t is our duty
and purpose to assist this as best we
can. l think / echo the sentiment of
the whole school when Il say that our
exhibit must not be inferior to that
of any other school in the state. 1t
seems to me that during the spring
and summer the students of the vari
Gus departments could bring US a
very good collection of woods, miner
ais, and general products of the vicini-
ty.
Mr.. Alphonso Redner, of Eagle
Lake has begun suit for damages
against Spencer Phillips, of LIE Sueur,
in the amount of $4,000 for the alleged
alienation of the affections of his wife.
Mr.. Phillips denies each and every al
legation. Mr.. Redner was in the city
today and says that he intends to
push the matter through the courts.
The story is long one and covers a
period of several months. 1t is claim
ed by the plaintiff in the action, that
the defendant was with his wife, who
he married about four years ago, at
st. Paul in the month of February.
Mrs. Redner, the plaintiff claims, has
confessed all and will bear him out
when the proper time comes. 1t is
anticipated that the case will give
food for gossip from this time on.
Mrs. Redner has disappeared, but will
return when needed
"A telegram was received by Mr..
G. III. Demaray, this morning, to the
effect that his daughter, Miss Aline
Demaray, who was married few
days ago at Seattle, Wash, to Mr..
Ham, of that city, has gone on we'd
ding tour through British Columbia.
Mrs. Ham, nee Miss Demaray. is well
known in this city as very bright
and charming young lady, and pos
sesses more than ordinary intelligence
She attended the State Normal
school here and was considered
bright student. About two years ago
she went. to Seattle to live and it was
there she met her husband, who is
reputed to be very wealthy and in
fiuential citizen of that place. Mrs.
Hams many friends here, join in
wishing her all the happiness and
prosperity imaginable.
ARREST Chas. Bramen, and hold
him until my arrival" was the sub
stance of telegram Chief Yates re-
ceived from Sheriff Block, of Nicollet
county. The Chief went to the home
OF. Bramen, who lives in North Man
kato, and arrested him according to
instructions. Yesterday morning the
Sheriff arrived and took his prisoner
to st. Peter on the charge of ''inde-
cent assault" on the person of the 49,
year-old daughter of Walter Caisp, of
Nicollet county. 1t appears that the
defendant met the girl in the woods
about two weeks ago and assaulted