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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
GLOBE TUESDAY FEBRUARYl7 1855

grounds in large city on the liue of a rail-
road established and in operation, and there
was evidence tending to show that the land
ut the time of its appropriation was conven-
iently located for q track connection with
such railway. Held, that evidence was fur
Their admissible tending to prove that such
lot was at that time an eligible site for ware
house, elevator or manufacturing purposes
by reason of such location, that proximity to
the railroad tended to enhance the value of
lands in the vicinity, and that there was an
actual demand for the same for such pur-
poses, and for business requiring convenient
access to the railroad for the receipt and ship
ment of freight, the only issues upon the ey-
idence being the value of the lot and the
practicability of furnishing track connec-
tions.
An issue being made as to the PRACTICABLE
ity of extending side track TO the land in
question at the time it was taken, it was an
error to instruct the jury that they were per-
mitted to consider the possibility of future
changes in the plans of the company, not
then in contemplation, and that such
privileges might at some time be granted.
Such considerations were too remote and
speculative.
general exception to instructions of the
court on particular branch of a case, part
of which are proper, is not available on APP
peal.
Order affirmed. VANDERBURGH, j.
Mitchell, absent and took no part.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
A ST. PAUL GIRLS SUCCESS.
The Portrait Of Pony Takes the First Pre-
MUM ST the Worlds Fair.

The Portrait Of Pony Takes the First Pre-
MUM at the Worlds Fair.
The special telegram from the New Orleans
Worlds fair, announcing that the first pre-
mum in the department Of portrait painting
had been awarded to Miss Julia Gautier Of
this city, viii be received by the many friends
Of this gifted lady with feelings Of the greatest
pride and satisfaction. The painting which
has won for her long-deayrd
recognition, and which reflects equal credit
upon herself and the art Interests Of ST. Paul
IS entitled Pony, being a faithful and life-like
portrait of tue old colOred wood sawyer who
may be seen almost any day on the streets Of
this city. The portrait, It viii be rernem-
bcred, was on exhibition at one Of the
art stores IN this city last fall,
where it called forth great admiration aud
the highest encomiums.
Miss Gau,i.r, the honored recipient Of such
hig! rreoguitiOu, has labored assiduousIy
and with but meagre encouragement for the
past few years. Several Of her paintings,
however. have been the subject Of high
praise Oh the part Of cOnuoisseurs and those
whose opinions are valued IN matters ri art.
To unBearicd patience and toll she adds
natural eudowmenis Of high order, aud
while she "a especially happy in her Treatment
Of life subjects, her brush is also facie and
ready 1t landscape and other work As
said, the news 81 her achievement viii be
received With gratula.ion5 by her friends and
the community at large, aud II should re-
dound greatly 70 her artistic and material
advancement
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
MANKATO MATTERS.
Prospects for the Early Completion of the
Cannon Valley Road.
Arrest of A Notorious Rurglar-Itelns OF
General News.
The Cannon T-aIteu Roaa.

Special to the Globe.
MANKATo, Feb. 16.-Blue Earth county's
representative in the senate, Hon. L. G. NJ.
Fletcher, spent Sunday in the city. The
senator has prepared bill, which has been
introduced in the senate, providing for the
extension of the time for the Cannon Valley
to build to Dee. l, 1885, and that should
the road not have its line into the city by
that time the land grants shall be forfeited.
This bill has the unanimous Endorsement OF
the Judiciary committee Of the seA9te, and
will undoubtedly pass the senate and house
as unanimously. The senator is confident
that under the present law the road must be
built to the city of Mankato in order TO re-
ceive the land grants, and that this action is
simply an extension to Dee. /, giving the
company eleven months additional time to
complete the road and receive the land
grants. The people of Mankato are much
encouraged at the outlook, and the prospect
seems now that before the snow fails next
winter the Cannon Valley road will be run
ming its trains into "Mankato at the Mime
sofa river"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
THE POLICE COURT RACKET.
\ Large Number of Unfortunates Before the
Stern Tribunal-Simons, the Alleged
Ere Bug, Discharged.

"This is a sad, sinful world" soliloquized
the bailid, As the gang WAS waltzed into the
bull pen yesterday, "and yet, II the truth
were known, maybe some OF these poor
wretches are as much sinncd against as sin-
mug. Circumstance is often the father Of
vice, aud when hard luck stares "a man in the
face, all be wants is a kick to help him GU
the way to p.rlitiou."
Tue case Of Kittie Murray and Florence
Lee was tneu called by hizzoner. couple
OF years ago kilte WIS young and charming,
and IL those DAYS she was known as the
high kicker. Now the roses have faded from
her face, and hectic bloom and cadaTcrous
cough tell too truly the sad ravages OF vice
anu dissipation.
They were charged with disor!er,y conduct,
and after The court had talked kindly TO them,
were discharged during good behavior.
john o kceie and y Main had been on
debauch and sentence was suspended In
their cases also.
James Darrun, friendless aud infrm old
tramp, wanted place 10 rest his weary bones
and he WAS sent out for thirty DAYS.
Ell. Macy IS a miserable wretch who has
been up a score OF times on the Charge OF
tLumpiug his wife. He was yanked on sun
lay for the same offense. When tue case was
called yesterday The prosecuting witness did
not put in an appearance. The hearing was
continued until to-day.
Cornelius eastman. a gentleman who has
been rusticatiug at Saltwater for the past
year, and who only returned 10 his old hauuis
the other day,w9s up on the charge Of pound
ing saloon keeper at Third aud CONNER
ciLl streets. HIS case was also continued
until to-day.
VIM. Spain aud Hank Anderson were
fined ten biils each for ightiug on the street,
aud Frank Worth aud 4. B. Micaael went
up for ten days each FOR the same oHcuse.
~ J O'Clock the court took up tue case Of
The State against VI. Simous. the Seventh
street clothing dealer, who was arrested on
the charge OF setting Dire 70 his store FOR the
alleged uurpose oi securing the Insurance
The testimony OF nunber OF witnesses was
takrn, but As the evidence was ouiy circum-
st4ntlal he vas discharged.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17

On Saturday evening officer Baker OF
GAINESVILLE arrested Geo. Sawyer, charged
with breaking open a cooper shop in James
vile and stealing number OF tools, and for
robbing a clothes line. Sawyer, it will be
remembered, is the party who has already
served three terms at Saltwater, having been
sent twice from Blue Earth county for steal
ing horse and later for breaking into Hol-
mans blacksmith shop in West Mankato.
The evidence against SAWYER this time seems
to he conclusive and he will probably again
be found behind the bars at Saltwater. He
is a bad citizen and had only been out
short time when be was arrested for this last
Offepse
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17

Last night was bitterly cold night, the wind
blowing and the mercury reached q , below
zero. To-day the morning train from Sioux
City was late, the night train on the North
western suspended and at p. m. no train
ON the Milwaukee had arrived.
The next meeting of the Normal Literary
society will be held at Normal hall Friday
evening of this week. A mock trial will be
one of the principal features of the literary
exercises.
Ole Erickson didn't know definitely yes
teriay morning whether he was IL vagraut
or not, but Judge Porter thought lie under
stood Oe's case and sent HIM out to manipu
late saw ON the city's hard maple for the
ensuing eight days.
Masquerade ball at the Union hall to-mor-
row evening.
The play ''Dr Klaus was rendered Mon
day evening by the German Singing society
''Licdertafel" to good audience.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
THE GERMAN MASQUERADE.
Large Numbers of Characters of Endless Va
riety Dance Until They're Dizzy.

Inc second annual German society mas
querade, which is very select and subscrip-
ton entertain Inent, came off at the athe-
Deum last evening, there being fully 300
masks in the grand procession, while the
galleries were packed with delighted specta-
tors. 1t was about half-past 10 when his
highness Prince Carnival Conrad Alemann,
surrounded by Washington body
guard, composed OF Messrs. Gieseu,
Rank, Scheifer and Dreher, read
his pompous proclamation Off Of two yards
of paper and then led of his obedient sub
jects in most laughabe promenade, in
which the very rich, very grotesque and very
coInical costumes were sandwiched in so as
10 produce great effect upon the admiration
and the risbles. Or course there could be
no attempt made 10 describe the single and
particular get-ups OF the members of this
happy thrOng, who to the music
Of Seibert's orchestra. danced the
hours away until the morning,
and few, where nil were worthy of notice,
can only be mentioned.
The four little shakcresses attracted much
attention in their drab bonncts aud dresses
the four white sheet clad dynamiters were
finely gotten up rs mysteries; the negro and
wife on roller skates, and the three blooming
Diuahs from Kansas took de cake; the In
dian with his pipe, Ratchet, blanket and full
barbarian rig was a complete success. The
Northwestern spoon guard, composed OF
four girls beating tin saucepans with big
spoons, while an agile drum major
with huge pancake turner led
the way, was good hit.
The ole Mother Hubbards and the old
Father Hubbards were numerous, kings,
queens, jacks, cavaliers, courtiers, buiToons
aud harlcqulus Of the o!den time were richly
aud tasteiu.ly dressed and were red letter
representations. There were also bootblacks,
clowns, daughters of regiments, soldiers,
street Camins and characters oil all kinds rep
resentiug different nationaitirs. During the
early part Of the evening q grand anvil
chorus was rendered by aboutthrIy musicians
from the stage, aud also several serlo-comic
songs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
VERNDALE NEWS

4 Sunday school temperance concert Is OF
the tapis.
r. G. Mason has resigned the cashiershiP
of the bank Of Vcrndale. We have not
learned who mis- successor is.
T. W. Harper has taken charge OF NJ.
Stewards livery barn, and will manage that
department Of the latter's many forms Of
business the ensuing year.
2. Walker and family are visiting some
forty miles from home. They departed last
Monday with team, and the thermometer
away down in a coal mine. They have not
been heard from and are probably frozpl to
death.
l. II. Bradford is running the Hotel Bolton
while his fathcr-in-law is absent on visit
among the Wolverines.
Col. Frederick Almighty Kribs, latT Of
West Point, but more recently from Lake
Itasca, is s,journing in Verndale, being
guest Of Mr.. Amidou
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
District Cnnrf neeisinns-

/ The following orders aud decisions we're
nled in the district court Yesterday by Judge
Brill; Order Overruiing the demurrer to tie
complaint 10 the ease Of ". ;. Morton - q.
Power < Foster. Decision for damages OF
St5>.30 in favor OF plaintiff in the case Of D.
\. Willie vs.. Il. !. Blasting
4 memorandum denying Judgment as
against plaintiff in the case OF T. Rsardon Vs.
". A. Cummings.
By Judgc Simoas-0rier appointing John
5. Prince trustee in the matter OF the petition
OF PhU5e Barncti. Order overruIin- deuur-
rer % the complaint 10 ths case Of Louis
Carte IS. school District No. 3. in the county
III Bimsey.
b. Judge Niikin Order denying motion
for ueN triaI In The case % TIE Msssissi pr,i
aui Run River Boom company rs. john :
Prnce ot al.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17

OTTAWA. FEB. t6.-Tae United States au-
thoriiies have notified the minister OF marine
AMI 6sneriss that PROCLAMATION has been Is
sued under which Canadian vessels gOing
into United States ports from ports 10 OntI-
no are exempt frUn any tonnage dies As
regards Canadian vessels from ports il other
Canadian provinces where toEn mage dues are
exacied on American vessels 10 these ports.
dues vii BE- eIaCted on cur vessels entering
American ports Tlls Ia ne result Of bring
ing intO force Dtngnsn's shipping b.H.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
DIMPLED DARLINGs.

a crying eyil--A baby.-Lowell Citizen.
VERY like a wai-The midnight solo Of the
little to0tsy-wootsy Chicago Telegraph.
The easiest way to rock u baby to sleep is
to give it rock candy. Keep the rye for your
own use.--DrAlle's Travellers Magazine,
One squat from the lungs Of a good strong
baby viii blow over more air castles than
Romeo and Juliet can build ia mon ill.,
Cincinnati Merchant Traveller.
Phladeiphians have begun % take their
babies to theaters again. This Is better than
setting them in the coal bod and leaving
them at home, as the selfish actors suggest.
Louisville COurier-JOurnal.
4 New YORK physician says that baby
must not be allowed u sleep with its mother
Docs this physician mean that it should sleep
with lis fathrIl If he does, and will kindly
send his name and address, we will try and
make business lively for some undertaker.-
brakes Travellers Magazine
There Is only one perfect baby in the world
and every woman has It. And most men
will agree that If the baby Is kept few blocks
away, where its YOcai reservations Of perfect
loyelincss cannot be- heard 80 plainiy-its
claim IT, be paragon IL the less likely TO be
dIsputed.-Fan River advance.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
The Water Board

Tie coming sessoa viii be one Of great ac-
tviiy With the water sorks people. some
th.aE over twenty milrs OF pipe sill be laid.
aud al the meeting Of the boarI yesterday
the secrctaTy was authorized 10 advertise for
p.pe and 81. e!als, The bids to be opened
F,b >. Flies vii Dc rua 20 $. An
'l'.ry bi'l, Dsytuu's blrG aud extended iur-
a. cui tsau new.
fb- proposition e ". ?. Railey for b-sss
No * Nss sccvPted By tse p ard. After ruu-
tine business Was Transacted, the bard
wugrd Up lie hbors 6y making tie follow
In modest request,
kssOArs, Tsas the city eounsil b. requested
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
Municipal Court.
Before Judge Burr.

John Scott, cruelty to animals; continued
to the 18th.
J. Kcyser, assault; same.
e. Macy and Z. eastman, disorderly; con-
tnued to the 17th
F. North and A. B. Michael, same; ten
days.
w. Gibbons, same; fine of $40 paid.
w. Spain and II. Anderson, same; fines
of 80 paid.
Kittie Murray and Florence Lee, same !;
sentence suspended.
n. Main and J. O'Keefe, same; dismissed.
James barron, vagraucy; thirty days.
NJ. simons, arson; discharged.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
Probate Court.


Before Judge McGrorty.
Estate of Julius George, deceased; petition
for letters of administration; hearing March
IL at 10 a. IN
Estate of William Kennedy. deceased;
petition for final decree filed; hearing March
ii at 10 a. M.
Insanity of Samuel Baltimore; examina-
ton to-day at II m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
Matilda Roberts vs.. admini.tr,trix o; N. 7

Matilda Roberts Va. ADMINISTRATIVE OF y. T.
W. Roberts, deceased, appellant, VS.. the
Chicago, ST. Paul, Minneapolis Sc Omaha
Railway company, respondent
SyIlabus-A baggage master on a passen-
ger train ami switch tender held fellow
servants, within the rule exempting the
master from liability for an injury resulting
to one servant from the negligence OF an
other engaged in thr common service, fol-
loving Brown VS.. Il. r. II, Mimi. 553.
Order affirmed. YANDERBURGH j.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
Elias Bedal, appellant, VS.. Cyrus B. Spur,
respO udent.

Syllabus Where in a civil action a verdict
proper In form was received aud duly re-
corded by the clerk before the final adjourn
men; OF the court, 10 the absence OF the pre-
siding judge, but In pursuance Of the
stipulation Of the parties, held that neither
party should be permitted to object to it for
such irregularity merely.
Where the general form of an objection
tends to mislead the trial cour, as to the par
ucular ground relied on, but which is not in-
Dictated or suggested, the decision overriding
such objection cannot be inserted in error
upon such particular ground.
Evidence held sufficient 10 sustain the YER
dict.
Order denying new trial affirmed
NANDERBURGH, j.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
Fdy Templeton.

This light little operate favorite, supported
by a number Of talented principals and a
well drilled chorus, will open an engagement Mt
Of three nights and matinee, commencing
Thursday OF this week. Fay TempletOn will
appear in the character made SO famous by
her, ''Bcitiua," in the Mascotte, Thursday
night. Tue sale of reserved seats for any
performance opens at the box Office this
morning.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
VIutE uthlIu4 ntW ITllI bTlTIneu.
NANDERBURGH, J.
Arthur y. Jordan, appellant, rs. Charles c..
Seacombe and Emma T. Seacombe, re-
spoudeuts

Arthur Y. Jordan, appellant, VS.. Charles c..
Seacombe and Emma T. SeacOmbe, re-
spoudents.
Syllabus-Cnder the provisions OF general
statutes 1866, chapter 81, section %, as
amended by general laws 1870, chapter CO,
proceedings for the safe OF lands by foreign
guardian were authorized TO be conducted
through an attorney in fact; and the oath re-
quired to be taken before liking the time and
place OF sole might properly be taken by
such attorney in fact.
This court will not consider questions Of
fact pot passed upon by the trial court.
General statutes 1878, section so, provides
THAT persons out Of the staie'' entitled to
bring an action for the recovery Of real
estate sold by a guardian mas bring such
action for the recovery Of the same within
i've years after ";hcir return 10 the state.
Held, that such exception to the limitation
provided By that section, is general aud ap-
plies a. well TO those who have always resided
abroad as to those who have been residents
Of or beeu in the state aud returned after
absence Iherefrom.
The grantee OF heir Of a ward IS not within
the exception, but the time limited com
menees TO run as to him Immediately on tue
transfer Of the estate. bat IL the
ward continued 10 b. entitled
thereto, such grantee or heir succeeds 70 bis
right therein unaffected by previous lapse Ok
time.
The right % the ward 20 recover estate ia
such case survives snd is assiEnable.
Judgment reversed and the case remarded
tn th= district corr FOR further findings u
fact aud iaw Hpcn the record, OF for nes
trial, as TIE cCurl mas Or.ier.
FANDEEBURGH. !.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
Roard ofPublie Works.

At the meeting o. the board Of public
worSs yesterday, the assessments FOR grad
ing and gut;crin- Whi;aH street from West
N us:sT strrel-o Payne avenue, aud Tor a sew
CT On Tenth street, from Wahasta 20 =. Peter
s.-Sei vere euIupletsd aud confirmation no.
ticc ordcred, thr Consideration % tue assess
ment Tor zrldiuS Wiuifrcd street from
COTE 20 Ohio street, snd Siarkey street from
Essi Drius street 20 re lrvee. vas postponed
20 Nsrca O. Estimates 70 the amount q
S5,S6I.5o Were approved and allowed.
Clp'- Eagene Barueh Of engiae company
M. 4 was presented with Si25 gold watch
and chain by bis friends OF SATURDAY even
ire.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
Another Challenge from PulIjames.

ToRoSro, Feb. f6.-Georg- Fuljames, the
llgBt- weight champion Of Canada, has issued
card Offering 70 fight Billy Hawkins Of Win
nipcg foT $500 a side. aud the lightweight
cham pionshlp. II Hawkins docs not accept
The challenge It Is open b ans man IN eau
ada for one week, and il nobody accepts
Fuiliames says be will retire from the ring
forever.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
Mrs sharan,s Alimonv.

SAN Francisco, FEB. 16-Judge Sullivan
this morning rendered a decision on the
question OF alinony and counsel fees in the
Sharon divorce case he granted the plaisi-
III, nee Miss Hin. $500 month from the
date OF he application, Jan. 2, and s55, 600
eguusel fees
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17

This paper IA printed WITH Geo. H. Morrill,
81 Co.'S improved perfecting press news ink.
It IS also used by ali the principal newspapers
IN the United States and Canada. Western
csfice, 81 aud So Franklin street, Chicago,
III.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17

E P. Russell, respondent, - The St Paul,
Minneapolis * Manitoba Railway CON pa1y,
apuellaut
Syhahus-Any existing facts entering
into sac Affecting tlc rlsrset value OF land
II TIE public aae general estimation. sa1
tending 70 inaaence the minds Of sellers aud
tuysrs, may properly Be considered b the
jurs on tae questiea o: is value.
Where IN condemnation proceedings
- railway company % a.
euirs title TO city lot. il appeared tina: such
10; vas BOUNDED on three sides By s=Dot