Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-21
SALTWATER.
A Beer and Whisky Gang of Kou2hs at
tack Wedding Party.
4 BRUTAL AFFAIR.

A Beer and Whisky Gang of Kou2hs At
tack Wedding Party.
About o'clock Sunday afternoon q crowd Of Wiz
ains that were at the picnic at Baytown got full Of
beer and whisky and broke into private house
where these was wedding party, and as soon ae they
got In they commenced to cut and pound everybody
that IN their reach. Word was immediately sent
to this city and Sheriff EolcOmb and policeman
went down and arrested John Murray, the leader of
the gang, and after hard tusse and Gettirg their
clothing torn badly they brought the brute to this
city and lodged him In the lookup.
From what accounts that could be gatheres it
seems that this crowd knew that there was beer in
the house. Thy went up and demanded some and
were given ksg, which they took outside Of the
yard aud then returned and rushed into the house
aud attacked everyone in there Aug. Canadian, the
bridegroom, had deep cut over and across the
nose. Christian Hanimerick got cut yer the back
Of the head which was considered dangerous. Will
cuts on the back of the head. Frei Donicht had a
s Ssa anu oa' one ON abave nt the lett e as
His wife had some oruises about the head, but not
bad. Vim. Metten WAS hart about the head and
otherwise bruised. Several other parties were more
less injured. Murray is bad fellow an has cen
il several bad affairs. He has been wanted by the
Hudson authorities fer burning house in that place
last fail H. wa arraigned Yesterday aid bound
over until the next term of the district court.
Local Brecitics.
Total wheat receipt last week 1854 bushels.
Inc Grand Ieinpe OF dOnOf Will convene tnlS
morning at 10 O'Clock.
The saltwater Mills received yester lay two of
wheat, 3,Et bushe by barge AID 1873 SACKS.
Herbert Sargent the bum that struck the toll col
ector Saturday, was up yesterday, and as re Fard
for indulQing in such luxuries he was allowed to
deposit fifty dollars.
Ihos Malholau and John McGovern we're up be-
fore hi honor ye terday charged with being drunk.
They came down with tho usual seven and one-haf
dollars and depa ted In peace.
The Rev. David TIE commenced the Sunday law
enforcement. by making complaint again-t the pea
nut stand just north Of the passenger depot. He
ought to have huuted f.r bigger game
EPeter Boo, OF tho parties that did the cutting
On the st. Paul road last Thursday night. was ar
raisned in the municipal ust yesterday and bound
over in the Of 500 for his ap cearance at the
september term Of the district court.
The Jury { n the Herbert Hutchinson came In
yesterday, and reported hat they Gould not agree
We understand that the jury stood seven for convic
ton and five for acquitta He was allowed to rooog-
nize for his own appearance and was discharged.
Thomas Organ AMI Miss Maggie McGraw were
uni ed in ,rriage at the Third street Catholic church
Yesterday morning, Father Murphy officiating. Mrs.
Organ, nee McGraw, has been teacher III our pub
lie schools for number Of years, and has jnatly
earned the reputation Of bipg thoro: ghy practical
teacher A large number of her Protestant friends
attended the ceremonies. she entsrs upon her new
relations with The best wishes Of host Of friends.
James Peterson, the lagman that struck by
the engine last Thursday forenoon, died at the
Homeopathic hospital Ia III CITY, at III O'Clock Sun
DAY forenoon. 1ne oeputy Corouor u5iu tuo III
quest which resulted in the verdict that the deceased
came to his death by beirg struck by an engine as
ths result Of his carelessness and they exonerat
ed the raj road and their employees from all blame
He suffered greatly from his injuries He stated
that he had brother in Red Wing, and word was
sent TO him
The drawing at the Catholic fair Saturday night
resulted as Fl llows: VIM Soens, No 81, quilt:
Mrs F. A. Seymour, i3, la1ys under suit; Jos.
wiese. II, sofa; John Miller, rs, rug; Miss 9oeltz,
49, quilt; Matte Buskie, 80, table spread; Mamie
Schmidt, 1h3 quilt Libhis whalen, 81. child's
dress; Nellie Coepy a. toilet Set The ticket at the
fair for the locket and chain stood Carrie Stein
horst. 3i2; May Tanner, 3d. Last night was the ]sst
of the fai-, and several new features were added
to the list of entertainments. fi->-4.-t