Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
WEDNESDAYS WoEs.
The Wicked Know No Peace. as Demon
strated by Judge Flint Yesterday.

me Wicked Know No Peace, as Demon
strateti by Judge Flint Yesterday.
He gave his name as Frank Collins at the |
police station, but when he attained the po-
lice court it was changed to Frank Hender-
son on the charge sheet. It was his first |
drunk, and was discharged, on motion of the |
city attorney.
Michael McDowery, the man arrested on
tuesday afternoon, as detailed in yesterdays
dLoBE, dld not appear, so the money he had
deposited as surety for his forthcoming was
declared forfeited to the extent of $685..
Thomas Mooney and George Hines, two
ordinary DRINKS, were sent up for five and
seven days respectively.
The wisdom of sentencing tramps to be
s'sent out of town. was never more charm
lngly illustrated or more conclusively dem
onstrated than by case before Judge
Flint yesterday. On that morning river
roustabout named Patrick Hurst, now tenn
| porarily employed in assisting at the re-
moval OF the military headquarters, came to
Patrolman Gibbons, stating he had left a
sack containing his clothing, valued at SO.
| at dotman's saloon. foot of Sibley street,
Tor safe keeping while at work as above
| stated. In his absence, the clothes had been
taken by Martin Connolly, another idle
roustabout, who had obtained them by false
ly stating he h d been sent by Hurst for
them. AS Connolly had been before the police
court on Monday as vagrant and was then
"sent out of town. he was we'll known to
the sagac.ous Gibbons, who soon ran him
down in Minnesota street saloon. After
denying having purloined the clothing, Con-
nelly at length acknowledged the theft, and
said he had hidden the sack under Kenny
Bros boiler shop, on East Third street,
whence the parcel was fished out by the Off
Ger, and bag and bag-thief were taken to
Judge Flint. The prisoner pleaded guilty.
consequently there was no ''sent ont of
town. for him, and he was committed fo1
twenty days.
Patrick Dorsay, accused with participating
some days ago with Michael McDermott il
the robbery from the person of one Delos
James, appeared again yesterday. The cast
was continued, for sufficient reasons, unit
Monday next.
The brutal assault upon John Cady, de
crepit man of 81 years of age, who has Ion!
been county charge, was detailed i'll yester
days GLOBE. Yesterday John Scanlon,
young drunken ne'er-do we'll, was brough
into court to answer for the shameful ant
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mentable appearance, having been struck il
the eye by stone from the hand OF Scanlon
its vision being almost destroyed. Scanlo
claimed that Cady had, on th
: Sunday previous, called him ugl
names, for which he followed hi,
= down the track, and made the assault. Scan
lon was committed, in default of bail, t
await the action of the grand jury. BY til
time that body convenes, Cady's face wi
have healed, and the fearful traces of til
disgusting attack will be no longer visible
Had the grand jury been in session yestel
day, it would have gone hard with the pri
q oner.
3 Those interminable fire ordinance cases
i Peter Bender and Mrs. Mintzer were Gale
again for about the sixth time yesterda
T The former was disposed of on payment
). costs, he being supposed to have compile
y with the ordinance; and the latter will
/ tried by jury on Saturday.