Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-16
PtLTOE POINTS,
Picked Up in 'hs Temple Of Justice and
Pasted Together for Public Instruction
nnd IEHiGcs

Picked Up in lhs Temple of Justice and
Pasted Together foe Public instruction
and EdificsttOn
Kate Dow, who disclaims all relation.
ship to Neal Dow the temperance apostle
was the only passenger carried by the Black
Maria yesterday. To err is human and
the bonnie Kate demonstrated this feature
of humanity on Monday. She was found
by Officer McMahon at the foot of the
Washington street steps, dazed with drink
kicking up her heels and otherwise making
an exhibition of herself. Kate related to
the court all about it in different vein
from that EN- ployed by the officer, and
told his honor, how she was just on the
point of calling upon Miss Emma Brown
to collect matter of two dollars, the latter
had subscribed in behalf of the prevention
of liquor selling to minors. This accom-
plished it was her intention to remove to
Saltwater, there to engage in the good
work on wholesale basis. The court how
ever, imposed fine of $25 and thirty days
and Katherine's trip to the Younger boys
residence is indefinitely postponed.
The amicable relations which have here
tofore existed between George Peterson, a
Fort street hoodlum, and Philip Fabel, a
Fort street shoeman, are permanently con-
cluded. On Monday, George assaulted
Philip in way the latter despised, and
was only prevented from beating him by
the timely arrival Of Officer Shelter. The
peeler employed persuasive eloquencs at
first to soothe the savage breast of George
without effect, when BE told him to move
on, and was told to 60 to that place of
perpetual summer of which no mention is
made in the newly revised. Accordingly,
the officer went direct to the city Jail pro-
polling George before him down the mid
| die of the street with velocity that landed
! his prisoner in jail on the hop, skip and
jump style. He had little to say in de-
tense of his conduct, only asking that JUS
tice be tempered with mercy in the decis-
ion. The judge responded with fine of
| ten dollars.
Patrick Mcguire was one of pugna-
cious trinity, who made themselves offens-
| lively familiar to an unsophisticated Swede,
that happened to be passing the corner of
| Fifth and Rosabel streets, Monday after
noon. Officer DAILY sought to suppress the
| victim but failed, and then endeaVored to
arrest the party. In this he also failed,
the contract was entirely tso substantial
however, his companions skipping of, and
took him to the station. Damages were
assessed at ten dollars, but as Patrick had
gone wrong but this "oncet" during pro-
longed residence in st. Paul, the collection
was temporarily suspended, and the ac-
cused was discharged.
NJ. O'Keefe, a Greek from under the hill,
was arraigned for dlsorderly conduct, that
is to say, for beating his wife. The prose
cutrix failing to appear, the examination
was continued until this morning.
William Smith, one of Mrs. McArdle's
army of prosecutors of whom mention was
made on yesterday, came into court and
told the judge it WAS all wrong. From the
evidence it appeared that the accused and
his alleged victim both live in the same
house, where he also maintains a saloon.
Her husband is said to be thriftless,