Daily globe., 1881-08-31
CITY GLoBULEs.

The articles of incorporation OF the Inland
Improvement company were filed with the
secretary of state yesterday.
The board of education will hold its regular
monthly meeting at 7:30 this evening: The
committee on property meets at p. m.
The only business transacted in the probate
court yesterday was the fling of petition
for letters of administration in the estate OF
VIM. Martin, deceased. Hearing Sept. 26 at
10a. m.
Y. M. G. A.-Music and parlor readings al
the rooms of the association Thursday even.
ing, at o'clock. Miss M. E. Jones, OF Black
River Falls, Wisconsin, will recite several
popular selections. The public are cordially
invited.
Officer DeCourcey ran in couple Of drunke
last night, one from the corner Of Fourth and
Robert streets, aud the other from the corner
of Fifth and Broadway. They were both
making Rome howl but won't be so noisy
this morning. Ga
Up to last evening no trace had been found
of the body of young Howard's who is sup
posed to have been drowned on Monday night
while in bathing. Mr.. A. L. Mitchell, mana
ny, in this city, IN whose employ he was, will
take all necessary measures to find the re-
mains.
Mr.. Charles Burt, son OF Prof. D. R. Burt,
late superintendent of public instruction. was
summoned to Northfeld-where his father
now resides, and where he has been seriously
i'll for several weeks-by telegraph yesterday
afternoon. The telegram contained no illu-
al f< Tho condition of Mr. Rr1rt h,,if fho focf
of his being summoned led his son to fear that
his fathers illness had reached an alarming
crisis.
A somewhat unnatural sight was witnessed
in one of the leading restaurants of this city
yesterday. At one of the tables was United
States Senator, an Ex-Governor, and an ex-
Judge, all three being among the most, if not
the most distinguished sons OF Kentucky.
The party was composed OF Senator Beck,
Governor Magoffln and Judge Underwood.
They met by chance and no doubt enjoyed the
occasion.
Some two months ago an insane man named
Ole Bergen, was arrested in this city and con-
fined in the Ramsey county jail. 1t was im-
possible at the time to learn where the man
came from or if he had any relatives. 1t was
finally discovered that he came from the town
of Ridgeway, Iona county, Wis, where he
has wife and two children. The authorities
of Iona county were informed of his where
abouts, and yesterday Sheriff Kennedy, of
that county, came over and last evening took
him back, intending to convey him to the in
sane asylum of Wisconsin.
The residents in the vicinity of the corner
of Mississippi and Sumerset streets were
thrown into great state of excitement about
2 o'clock yesterday morning from the follow
ing cause: At that hour Mr.. Theodore Engle-
bracht, whose confectionery, saloon and resi-
dence is at No. 40 Mississippi street was
awakened by the sound of some one endeavoring
to effect an entrance through one OF the back
doors of the building. The noise of his get
ting up scared the rascals and they made off,
the noise of their running on the sidewalks
awakening the whole neighbOrhOod. A search
was made but no trace of the would-be burg
lars could be found.
Henry Murphy, better known as "One-eyed
Murphy" one of the two men who attempted
to break into the residence of Commodore
KittsOn on the night of the 18th inst. was be-
fore Judge Burr yesterday morning, mis- hear
ing having been postponed to that date. Of
ficer Getchell was put on the stand and rlearly
identified Murphy as the companion OF La
vallc, who was shot by him and who waived
examination. w. w. Erwin, Esq, was of
counsel for Murphy, but even that could
not save him. He was committed in default
of 81 900 bail to await the action Of the grand
iury s+