Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-27

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left my brother at corner Sibley
street and Eighth avenue north;
didn't know it was Garrigan who was in
hole until he came out and stood on side
| walk; did not see any one have a club;
didn't see the blow struck; heard the re-
port of the blow and imagined some, one
| was hit; didn't see him; had my atten-
| look around; saw him after got on my
coat again; he was staggering around the
side of the street; dld not hear Garrigan
say he struck any one with club; the
fight was over when I left: the man got up
after receiving the blow and staggered
about; thought he was drunk; did not
notice indications of drunkenness before.
John Hanley testified that he resides at
No. 925 Ramsey street, East division, was
near La Bells place Sunday night in COM
pany with Henry Rierce, John Garrigan,
Geo. Colburn and Stanley Conroy; three
men came down the road; Henry Rierce
| called out to them, the men came over to
where the boys were; one of che men step
ped up to John Garrigan and kept balm 4
him down; he fell and
THE MAN JUMPED ON HIM.
ran to tell somebody and met Pat Kelley
who went down that way; after it was over
1 went back and saw man lying on the
| sidewalk; two men picked him up and car
| ried him off; helped find sled to carry
him in; saw no stick or club.
George DeJardis was next sworn and
testified: Am sixteen years of age. Re-
side at ia Ramsey street. Was near La
Bellies place about o'clock Sunday even
ing with Henry Conroy, George Colburn,
| Garrigan and Henry Rierce. There were
three men behind US as we went toward
| the bridge. The conversation was here
| reported: ''The man with freman's but
tons hit Henry Rierce and
KNOCKED HIM DOWN AND KICKED HIM;
| the two others backed John Garrigan and
| hit him and knocked HIM into hole near
| the house. I went towards my fathers
house. Saw the two men kick Gar
| rigan. One of the men kept
Henry Conroy from separating
| them. Garrigan said ''let me alone don't
want anything to do with you.'' Ed. Con-
ner5 came along, went and tried to get the
men off of John Garrigan; he got the two
men off and they turned on him; think
Ned was standing up;
THE TWO WERE sTkIkING HIM:
| John Garrigar tried to get the two men off
| of Ed. Saw club in John Garrigan's
| hand; saw him running away with it.
| When I came from behind the load of
| wood where I was hiding, two of tho men
| we're standing up and the third was lying
IN the road; Garrigan, Connery and others
| went off; Garrigan said he was going to
hit him;
CARDIGAN WAS CRYING.
HeAsid he hoped the man would not
dies !fhs> was about three feet long,
cannot tell how thick. was scared and
| did not see all the fight; the man got up
and walked across the road after he was
hit: he did not say anything after he got
up; he fell on the sidewalk
] ohm Harle was sworn and said: II am
butcher; am thirty years old; started to
come down Eighth avenue on the East
side about 8 o'clock Sunday night; Joe
MARI and Matt Gates were with me; saw
of Labelle's as We came down
as We went past some one
THREW SOMETHING AT Us;
told them that would not go over with
them; the crowd yelled $50 on you
- or we will paralyze you;' we went
over to the boys and one Of them, tall
fellow, hit me belt over the head; the lit
| tie fellows ran off and two or three moro
pitched on to me; one of the men said that
1 had kicked his brother; we talked little
while, and tall fellow
CAMB ALONG WITH CLUB
and hit me over the head knocking me
I down. when gotup the same fellow hit me
in the mouth and Knocked me down
| again; after awhile Matt came
along and said where's Joe?''
Joe was lying in the road; Matt and an
| other man picked Joe up and carried him
| across the road; we offered the boys fifty
| he did not speak after ne was picked up;
dance; drank
FOUR OF FIVE GLASSES OF BEER
at the hall; saw the tall fellow that hit me
| in the court room to-day.
| Matthew Gates was the next witness
sworn and testified: Am pipeman of
Hose company No. 4; went to East side
Turner hall Sunday afternoon; drank four
| glasses of beer; started back about
o'clock; met crowd Of boys near the
cooper shops on Eighth avenue;
| THEY THEW STONES AT Us;
Harle went over to the boys and got into q
fight with them; Joe MARI got into the
crowd; saw one of the boys hit MARI with
club; heard the blow; we picked Joe up
put him in sleigh and took him home;
Joe ran a short distance after one of the
fellows, who ran into an alley and returned
with club about four feet long with
which he struck MARI; would not rscog
nizs the fellow that struck MARI.
| THl PRISONER
vas brought in, sworn, and testified: ~Ny
name is John Thomas Garrigan; am eigh
teen years Of age; live at 1929 Ramse,
street; went down to La bellies on Sunday
night; met Geo. Colburn. Henry Kierse
Mstty Wyner, Cook Connery; We wer,
standing talking when three men came
down the road; Henry Kerss called out t.
thsm; they came over to where We were
I would not know any of these men, ",
started to run; one of them
HIT M ON rHY JAW
and knocked me down into . hole; the,
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