Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-09
MONDAY MORNING.
The Record Which the Police Court Fur
nished.


Carl Anderson, the man who forfeited
his bail of $15, and returned like SOW to
her wallowing in the mire, was allowed to
depart to Cottage Grove this morning in
peace, the judge thinking fifteen dollars suf-
hcient to pay for two common DRINKS.
Carrie Morrison is one of those unfortu-
mates too we'll known at the police court
She was accused as ssdisorderly'' Yesterday
There were three witnesses called. The
statement of one was breathed into the
judges ear alone, with the back turned
upon Carrie; another, John Frent, testified
that Carrie was not disorderly, and the
third knew nothing about it at all. Everybody
thought that Carrie was safe this time, but
upon the general principle of squeezing
such as Carrie, she was fined $40 and COSTS
Phillip Boheim came home Saturday with
his stomach filled with bad whiskey, and his
head full of the devil. He commenced an
onslaught upon the furniture aud splinters
flew about as if the shanty was match fac
tory struck with tornado. His wife fled
in terror and called in limb of the law and
Phillip found himself before Judge O'Brien
yesterday morning. The gentle and amiable
Phillip was allowed to explain the extraordi-
nary phenomenon. He came home to sup.
per he said and nothing was ready. His
frow never has anything ready and he meekly
went to the garden and got some lettuce and
potatoes but as he passed the spouse of his
bosom she playfully put her fingers into his
pocket and adroitly extracted five dollar
BILL She often played little jokes like this
and took dollar or two, but five was too big
joke SO he pettingly demonstrated with her
and left to get two glasses of beer. When he
came back ne saw the partner of his joys and a
policeman. Addressing the former he said:
"Hallo mein liebschen.' and then turning
to the policeman he offered the hand of fell
lowship, but the officer thrust him back and
said he was his prisoner. Phillips asked the
officer if he had warrant, when he took
out of his pocket newspaper, but that was
too thin, he was not to be fooled that way.
He did not strike the officer, and he never
fights with his frau. The judge delivered
homilyson domestic infelicity and sent him
to the work house for thirty days in default
of $50 fine and costs.
Emma Duchane says she is sixteen, with
out father and mother. She has lived out at
several places in Minneapolis and st. Paul,
but her home is somewhere 800 miles from
here. John Rogers accused her of stealing
$14 from Miss O'Halleron, a boarder at
Rogers hotel, where Emma is girl of all
work. Miss O'Halleron did not appear, but
Captain Clark said that when he was called
in by Rogers and was told that only Emma
and another woman had been in the room
from where the money was taken, he accused
her of taking it. She denied. but when he
threatened to lock her up, she offered to show
where the money was. He went up stairs
with her and she turned back the carpet at
one corner of the room and took out the
money, observing that she put it there. The
judge considered the case proved, and com.
mitted the prisoner to Jail for twenty-five
days.
Joseph Summers and Amanda Summers
were accused of committing an assault upon
one Andrew Haycock with deadly weapon,
and The Summerses accused Haycock of com
uniting an assault on them. When asked
to plead, Joseph said, II am not guilty.
sir,'' and she protested, 'I am not guilty of
any such act, and, as they wanted time to
get witnesses, the case was held over till to-
day at 8 o'clock.
Five young urchins named Thomas Quinlan,
Peter Morgan, John Lafour, Robert Harris
and Edward Flanagan, were brought up for
breaking into the premises of Smiths fruit
store, on Minnesota street, and stealing
quantity of choice fruit. They were caught
In the act of escaping by j. Lemon, whose
premises are close by. All pleaded guilty
except Robert Harris, bright, intelligent
looking negro, who, by the way, was caught
with basket full of fruit on him. Judge
OBrien sent the whole batch to the reform
school.