Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-20

plans, which, with those of Mr.. Radcliff, pre-
| septed Monday afternoon, will embrace all the
plans prepared under the invitation of the
governor.
| The last will and testament of Elsie II
Whitewell was filed in the probate court yes
terdny afternoon. he deceased bequeathes
all her household goods, silver plates, pic
lures, etc., to her children, F. R., Elsie N ;,
aud Anna M. Whitewell, share and share
alike. All other property real and personal
Is TO be divided up between the children and
her husband. F. r. Whitewell, Sr. X. Clark
OF st. Paul, and G. W. Clark, of Dubuque, are
appointed trustees and executors
A circular was received at police head
quarters yesterday offering liberal reward
for information concerning the whereabouts
OF young man named Ericus Gerhardus
Duyvis, who disappeared from Chicago or
August 10th, 1850. He arrived recently from
Rotterdam, in the Netherlands and is sought
6y his afflicted parents. He is described al
IL years old, five feet eight inches high
smooth face, large graysh- blue eyes, heavy
dark brows, and dark brown hair. Address
J. X. Planter, vice consul of the Netherlands
New York.
Well might Herman Weier exclaim, o
woman, thou pltful, giddy, hayward COMPOUND
of April weather. He has commenced an &C
ton for divorce from his wife Regina, on tn,
grounds of deserton. They were married in
July, 1877, land ere the sweet bliss of the honey
moon had fled, she skipped out and gave him
the grand shake. This was in October of thu
same year, and he deposes that, although HI
has prepared dwelling for her, she refuses
to occupy the bower which love had made
Wherefore, having been an upright man, he
asks for a dissolution of the vows.
Vice is a hard taskmaster. 1t daudles it,
devotees in much the same manner as mouse
is fOndled by the soft paw of the feline before
the latter lmbeds its claws in the quiverine
body of the sOdent There are feline bipe is
and many the poor mouse that gets into thu
trap. Margaret Bradley was young and love
ly when she made her debut in sin, but long
years of vice have made her old, infirm AM
repulsive. Yesterday morning she ambei in
to court of her own accord, on a crutch, an(
confessed that with her the game was up. She
wanted to be sent to the poor farm, and the
poor old cripple was accommodated.
As far as makeup goes, Simon Paspoli coult
play the role of Othello to perfection. His
face is swarthy and dark as Cerebps, with
large, iu>trous black eyes and a luXuriant suit
Of jet-black curly hair. He was arrested fol
vagrancy and has been up frequently before or
the same charge. There is "a story TO The
effect that he is an exiled patriot and the sur
of palrician parents To substantiate this BIT
has refined nose and delicately- ch selled bu
weak and eliminate mouth and chin. Wher
charged with vagl ancy he gave expression tt
the usual look OF wonderment but never said {
word. He went up for thirty days.
He dream't he dwelt in marble halls, ant
woke up to find that he had been enjoying the
soft side of pink at city hall all night
Strange place Tor an opera singer; the maj
whose life is a day dream and the pendulum o
whose existence must needs swing in the orbi
OF romance. But rum and misfortune go to-
gelher, and they both bleet strange bedlellows
| his poor son of the muses. was u member d
the Opera company. He got full on Sunday
and was drunk over night. Monday The sweet
singers went eastward AMI poor Breed wal
locked up. He Was before the court yeslerda,
aud paid - Tor the luxury of drunk.