Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-05
to set up housekeeping with the Princess
Thyra, or any other amiable and unassuming
princess who viii have him. Why doesn't he
try his luck at the Court of Dahomey?
a YOUNG LADY STOLEN.

Ho,o Miss Pamtifa Honor Vas abducted
at Brooklyn by Russian.
brooklyn Eagle.
Andrew Honor, of No. IS President street,
is almost distracted ever the loss of his
young and beautiful daughter Paulina, who
left her home on the 18th of November, and
has not been seen since by her parents. She
is supposed to have been abducted by man
named William Smith, who lives with his
wife in Beach place. Smith is q Russian.
He has no children of his own.
He cultivated an early acquaintance with
Mr.. Honor, and became enamored of Paulina
shortly after his introduction. He showed
his love for her by taking her to bale,
picnics and concerts. Mrs. Smith did not
| look with suspicion on her husband. She
thought that he was just after little limo
cent amusement, and was glad TO see him
spend his time among the young folks. Fri
her father and mother that she was going to
attend party the next night at Mr..
Smith s residence. She had rsceiyed an in
vitatioI, she said, and had no doubt she
would have as pleasant time as
she usually had at lfr. Smiths
residence. Mr. Honor gave his daughter
his consent to go 10 the social. On Saturday
night about O'Clock, Paulina left her horne
Tor the party, dressed in magnificent style.
When Sunday morning came Miss Honor
was not at her home. Her father grew IN
easy, and left his home for Smiths residence.
10 his surprise he was informed by Mrs.
Smith that PauIiua had net been at her
house, and that there was no party what
ever. He also discovered that Smith had
not been homo since Saturday night, but he
waited for him. About O'Clock on Sunday
afternoon Smith came home, and MIR. Honor
asked him where his daughter was. He said
ne did not know, and had not seen her for
many days. 1Ir. Honor went home and re-
lated the sad news TO his wife, who almost
tainted. She suggested that it would be
we'll to wait for & couple of days for Paul
mas return. They waited, but she never
came. Mr. Honor at last grew impatient,
and commenced to look for his daughter him
sslf. lie thought he had obtained clue to
her discovery. a widow named Mrs. Jane
Ialford, who Was dressmaker in MIR. Hon
or's house, and who resides at No. CSC
tlicks street, had possession OF the
lost girl for a few days. She kept her at the
| request of Smith, though she knew he was
not doing right. Mrs. Ialford and Smith are
said to have been OH very intimate terms, and
I '>N@N- S-ess ON
tions. One night about II O'Clock Smith
went TO the residence OF Mrs. Talford and
took Paulina away with him to the home Of
q Mrs. Carey, on Smith street, near Dean.
Here the young girl was passed of as an or
phan, and remained at this place for few
| days. Last Friday morning she was taken
from IIrs. Carey's residence, and at present
! nobody seems to know her whereabouts.
hdr. Martello. the Interpreter at Justice
Seniors court, hearing that the girl was
with Mrs. Talford, went there to procure her.
Mrs. Talford said she would not resign her
charge until she saw Smith. In the mean
| time q warrant was issued for the arrest of
Smith and Mrs. Talford for abduction. They
both appeared before Justice Senior this
morning and pleaded not guilty. Smith said
ne did not know where the young woman
was. The case was set down for hearing
till Saturday. Miss Honor is about II years
of age. number of detectives are work
ing up the case, and they seem confident of
success. In q few days, it there is nothing
heard of the missing woman, reward will
probably be offered.