Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-17

Time, II O'Clock A. NJ. A young man accompanied
by rather propossessing, slender blonde female
walked into the European hotel Third street near
the corner Of Jackson street.
She stood in the hallway He entered the Office
pulled the register around to proper position took
up pen, inspected the point and then wrote half
way down the page, in very neat even hand.
N. E. Langren and wife, G. Falls.
Then the two, handling between them very
modest sized gripsack, assembled the neatly carpeed
stairway, and were given accommodations.
AN HOUR LATER.
Time, II O'Clock M. small boy enters police
headquarters, yanks very much soled book out of
his pocket, flaps it open, and pulls out
a yellow enveloped telegraph message. He hands
it to the chief of police. He opens it, then puts on
his spectacles and reads it. The message was from
Northfeld, and asks the arrest of ga young man,
short stubby, slight chin whiskers, all fingers off left
hand, has tall girl with him. who eyes glasses
and has light hair" The telegram was signed by
the city marshal of Cannon Falls.
The telegram was passed over to Capt. Clark, and
he was asked to find them.
:. Capt. Clark took tour of the hotels, saw the
register. Just then :'the wife, passed out The in
formation was given that ''the husband was also
out; The WIFE, made steps towards Potter's store
on jackson street. There she shortly Joined by
''the husband.'' There Capt. Clark and Chief Weber
introduced themselves.
TWO HOURS ROLL ON
Time 2 O'Clock Z. M: quartette three males
and one female were seated in the chiefs Office at
police headquarters. There was room enough for
one more, and GLOBE man strolled in to make the
as it were, by the GLOBE man, revealed that the
young man and young were the parties
registered, etc. c His name TnM was n
been bookkeeper in the employ of one YALE hard
ware dealer. He had left that village last Sunday
in the company of this young lady-pointing to her
md cJap Dat
led us to Mortified I can't imagine what the mat
ter can be-
Turning to him she said
'Are you your books are all right?"
Certain as ife" he replied.
"Well, then, just can't imagine what's the mat
ter, she exclaimed, plucking away with desperate
effort to skin her 1nuff.
sNor /, said he quite dolefuly.
Then as the conversation was mainly maintained
by the GLOBE, it was learned that the two had been
Keeping company for three years, and en- route
to brothers. of the young lady in Glyndon on the
Northern Pacific road.
1--WE are going to be married. said he.
She nodded.
The GLOBE man reflected upon sttte premature"
registering at the European hotel but dismissed il,
with the thought that we live i'll railroad (fast)
age.
Meantime, Chief Weber had telegraphed to North
field to learn why the young had been arrested.
He received reply that ''the prematurey' married
young man was wanted for larceny, and the further
information that the marshal would be here at 80
O'Clock P. NJ.
ms sad intelligence was communicated to the
young couple.
ooh Ned" she exclaimed.
ITS lie as sure as your is Mollie Forces
thal,' he emphatcaly averred. AS sure as love
you, he looked in addition to the foregoing declara-
ton.
A tear dimmed her sky blue eye, and trickled down
to the bridge of her nose and then it took tumble
on to her much-abused muff, where it cleaned Like
diamond. woman's tear
-FOUR HOURS AND HALF MORE.
Time $3.50 P II. The young lady has returned
from supper. The young man didn't want any. The
Marshal had arrived. He stated that the young man
was accused by his employer Yale, of having stolen
$50. He was good enough, and even earnest, in
believe after ALL that would turn out very bad for
the young man.
"It stands just this way" said he, "Langren has
been working for Yale for three years, and just be-
fore leaving he gave notice that he going quit
going to work for another hardware firm in the place.
Langren has always been highly thought Of About
his marrying the girl know nothing. Her uncle,
Peter Forresthal, went to Norhield with them.
Langren owns farm near the girls brothers. place
up on the North Pacific road.''
Are you going to separate them?''
YES, suppose so. have got to take him back,
and she says she is going tomorrow to-day to
her brothers,"
The marshal was as good as his word He took the
young man back last night
The young girl staid at the European hotel: the
register having been altered to accommodate her al
tered circumstances.
'The course Of true love never did run smoothlyn