Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-02

ziing Out of the Fort Street Row Prose.
cutiOa.
There was !, goodiy array of criminals in the
dock yesterday morning, consisting of roughs
and bummers principally, and Judge Flint was
not long in disposing of their cases.
Albert Rigney, swarthy-hued aeptlema:
of anything but prepcssessiing appearance, wher
accused of beits diaorderly acknowledged be
ing rather tight, but the police said he wa.
particularly loose in his department. knocking
man down in the street anc
using such savory expressions as would no,
even be tolerated by the fancy at dog fgiii
The judge gave him seven days to exercise his
innar'e ii smashing niger heads instead Of
mems skulls.
Dennis Reardon was another boy who is nm
fortunate. When the drink is in the wit lie ou1
| and the dechncy too. To the rilafea az beino
an unruly drunk he said. 81 know it. I'm guilty
| sir" and lie looked o. He was sent to heir
Rigney pound away at the hints for week.
James Hogan was the hardest looking hard case
of the batch. His features were bloated his ewes
Dleared and his countenance SCARED all over
night in the cooler had not sobered him, Ee
said ne was little otf-just q little to wind
ward, but NOTHING much He went home oni-
city 70 his boarding house when he was arrest.
ed. Officer Babe told quite different tale. He
said he was called to the Diamond Jo'' steam.
er. where he found the prisoner annoying peo-
pie and abusing them. The infant in blne
landed the whisky tub with such force that
ntdre gas was discharged in the form of still
fouler epithets. Babe rolled him along a shor,
distance, when he gave war-whoop shouted
murder and tried conclusions viii
the little boy in blue. Harry
called ;, his billy into reqnisition sne
soon siienced the battery Of hiackguardsn,
and bore his capture il, triumph to the citidel
rg rather City hall. The bench thought such ;
liberal display of rowdyism should be as iber
ally rewarded; he, therefore, required that he
should have S15 worth of stone pile. or 20 DAYS
study of geology. "Oll karrekt'' was the re-
Spouse of the refined James Hogan, as ht
staggered eH in the grip of the collossa
fsnllins.
Mrs. Garvey has disagreeable neiehbor. she
says, in Mrs. Rude, who is ALWAYS very rude t.
her at least. She confessed she did strike her
yes she struck her once but then she was 1,7o
voked to it. 1t was more thar
she could patiently bear, and 3,
she gave her one. For two years SHE
had put up with her jeers and slurs. but Mon.
temper and forbearance gave way. and SO sht
struck Mrs. Rude-she knew it was rude to DE-
it, but she couldn't help it. Why. she told ;
little girl who came to visit her, and to whom
she, (Mrs. Garvev,) gave cucumber to tax,
home to her mother, that Mrs. G.. soaked tn,
seed of the cucumber in ''pison." and it would
kill her sure When she, (NIrs. Garvey.) spok,
mildly to Mrs. Rude about it, she turned OF
her, and said, ''get out, you dirty Irish woman,
and so Mrs. Garvey struck her. When cues
toned by the city attorney. Mrs. Rud,
confessed that she "slurred back some
times-and no one disbelieved her
Judge Flint mulcted Mrs: Garvey in IS ane
costs. which that lady paid. but Judging from
the eye, swapping of the other lady there will
be greater storm yet in the Garvev-Rude cir
Gle.
John Fl. Lyons, charged with the disgraceful
affray on Fort road on Sunday evening. was
given seat back from the common herd OF
accused, probably because his was raised tc
the dignity of a State case. The witnesses Of
the prosecution, when they got on the
stand, had forgotten everything. Those
who had stated previously that
they knew all about it suddenly
found they knew nothing about it, or said thai
prisoner was not the man, and of course he was
released. There is good deal about this CASE
which even Philadelphia lawyer could not
understand. From the first the police have
not moved in the matter. and it has been left
to the exertiOns of he man shot at, without
any help, to look it up. 1t seems a strange
thing that two men. in the full light of day.
could be knocked down in a public thorough
fare with scores of people around them-one mar
rendered insensible and had to be carried home
the perpetrators of the outrage followed dowr
the street some distance and the man who &C
cused them of. brutality shot at, and yet there
cannot he found a witness who can be made tt
tell what they saw or who did the wrong. Ont
witness, Miss Rapp. of 81 Robert street, had
before she went on the stand, stated that sh.
saw the accused there, but yesterday in giving
evidence, she said it was not he, for he had nj
side whiskers (prisoner was clean shaved excep
q moustachel and the right man wore navy
blue snit. The man who did the shooting hae
caught hold of her arm and walked beside her
and she said to him "that's right; keep o,
till get to Seven corners. and will have yo,
arrested" She did not think prisoner was tn
man, because of his having no whiskers and
different dress. Pulford, Mcclure, Jones an,
Denton all said that prisoner was not the man
although Pulford and Denton hesitated befor
they said he was not there. Prisoner was con
graduated by his friends on leaving the cour
room, and Cook, the prosecutor, with his aun