Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-21
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
HORRIBLE OUTRAGES.
TWO 1RUT.1cB1,,Es pERpETB TIED

TWO Brutal GRIZZLIES PERPETR-iTED.
An Eleven Year Old Daughter of Ed. OLE
SON Brutally Outraged--Her Condition
Critical, and the Worse Than Brute at
Large--A Seven Year Old Orphan Boy
Broughtsinsfrom Maple Grove, Where He
Has Been Beaten and Bruised and
Burned With Red Hot Irons.
Yesterday afternoon number of residents of
Maple Grove came to Minneapolis, bringing
with them an orphan boy between six and seven
years old, named Fred Albert Bondin. About
two months more ago Mr.. VIM Pavit, who
lives at the Town house in Maple Grove, came
to this city and by some means secured the
custody of the above named boy, agreeing to
adopt him if he should like him. As to his treat
ment of the orphan the boys condition yester-
day together with the testimony of the neigh
bors will give evidence. The unfortunate boy
was black and blue from his shoulders to the
soles of his feet from punnelling received
week ago last Monday, while his
face was scared and his eye partially torn open
from more recent assault. The boy, who is
remarkably intelligent and bright states that
Mr.. Pavit has been in the habit of repeatedly
pummeling him with chairs. pieces of boards
irons, or anything convenient. Many times the
punishment was SO severe that the boy became
insensible, and did not know how long it con-
tinued. On several occasions he heated irons
to a red heat, and compelled him to submit to
being burned on the hands and face,
the scars of which are plainly discernable
now. On one occasion. the boy states that
Mr.. Pavit's anger was only appeased
by compelling him to extend his tongue to
which the hot IRON was applied. The condl-
ton of the boy proves his statements beyond a
doubt as he show and burns for
every incident related. Yesterday his fee
were SO swollen from the effects of his treat.
ment that he unable to Wear shoes.
Mr.. Pavit is of Mr.. Samuel Pavit an
old resident and well-known harness maker OF
this city, and has never had good reputation.
his neighborhood always avoiding him. Owing
to this reason the treatment of the boy was not
known until day or two ago. many neighbors
not even knowing that he had 4 boy
| in his custody. In fit of anger Mr.. Pavl1
| recently took his shot gun and deliberately
shot one of his cows, and it was only by stfate-
| gy that the boy was rescued from Il fate worse
| than death. Mr. VIM. Rouse. who was en-
| ployed in cutting wood for Mr.. Pavit, induced
him to let the boy accompany him to the
| woods one day, when he took the boy to the
neighbors, deserted Mr.. Pavit and with the
party came into town yesterday. He states
| that he has himself seen Mr. P. take the boy
and placing his hands between his legs
one night he jerked him by the
hair of his head from bed and compelled hin
| to go naked barefooted and bareheadec
| through the SHOW to the barn and bed thu
horses. Also from spirit of pure-cussednes!
| the boy had been compelled to sit up and keel
| awake until 2 clock in the morning when h,
would be pounded if he closed his eyes o
| y, n.,f
thoroughly frightened for fear he will agail
fall into Mir. Pavit's hands. but such will no
| be the case. 1t is the intention of the neigh
bors to bring MIR. Pavit before the court i
possible, and to procure place for the DO.
where he will be assured of humane treatment
His absense from home night before last onl
| prevented him from receiving something wors
| than coat of tar and feathers. The neigh
| bors state that Mr.. Pavit has wife and tw
children of his own who, it is reported, fare blu
little better than did the orphan.
| LATERAL Indictment was found agallls
| Mr.. Pavit by the grand jury at II late honr yes
terday afternoon. and it is expected that
will be in custody at an early hour to-day.
stiH More Horrible.
! The community was shocked yesterday morn
ing by the horrible details of nameless Grim
perpetrated upon Miss Emma Oeson, daughte
of Mr.. Ed. Oleson, the popular and hlghl
respected ianitor of the court house. Mr.. OLE
son resides at 18th avenue south, between 1t
and 9Th streets, opposite Morrison's lumber O
fee, and has Il family of several children
Night before last he left his work at the coul
house little earlier than usual, and upon a
irving at home found that his wife was vistin
at one of the neighbors two or three BLOCK
distant. Waiting a time for her return, he
a lantern and giving it t, his daughter Emm;
asked her to go to the neighbours and accom-
pany her mother home, when She should /
ready to depart. The girl did directed
and when at point very near sever;
houses and in the center of the block o
Fourth street between Thirteenth and fon
teenth avenues south, she was met by a ma
who told her that something was the matte
with her lantern and he desired to look at il
She handed it to him, when he almost In
mediately extinguished it and clasped his han
tightly over her mouth. By main force h
then carried her short distance to the centt
of the lot and in a short time accomplished hi
hellish designs. In the struggle which cnsue
the girl could not scream, and although ST
offered all the resistance possible, it was of II
avail. After accomplishing his purpose the 81
remembers that the villain went towar
Fourth street when she seemed to
unconscious, until found by passs
her home. Upon her arrival at the house til
police were at once notified, and search inst
tuted for the brute, which up to a late hor
yesterday afternoon had been unsuccessful
The girl is quite positive that she can identit
the man. if shown her, and she describes hi
as broad shoudered, thick set. about twent.
five wears old, wore dark clothes, and blac
SLOUGH hat. He was smooth faced had a del
cate voice, eyes somewhat swollen, and of
peculiar external and decidedly reddish a.
pearance. Five or six persons were yesterda
arrested on suspicion and taken before the CIR
but she was decided in her Statement
that they were none of them the prop
individual.
The victim is only IL years of age, rath
good looking, but small in statue for
old. Her condition yesterday was very critica
The crime was committed at the early hour
8 o'clock in the evening and the aggravatir
hellishness of the circumstances has doub
aroused every citizen and no effort will be r
linquished until the criminal has been captu
ed if possible and dealt with to the fullest e:
tent that liberal Interpretation put upc
the law. A fact to be regretted is that the la
does not leave it discretionary with the Juds
to sentence such criminal for life unless b
victim be 10 years of age or under. The fact
Miss Oleson being11 years old limits the SCI
tence to 80 years imprisonment
CITY COUNCIL.