Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-19
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II LIIG 81 NCIf or ISOOE EfcS.
An Unusually Large Docket Disposed of
Yesterday Morning in the Municipal
Court-Drunks, Tramps AID Vags in a
Handsome aiajOrity. With Here and
There II DiSorderlv Wife Beaten and Oue
Accused of Felony TO Add the Spice of
Variety.
Twenty as scaly looking violators
of the laws in force on Saturday night and
Sunday filed into the municipal court
room yesterday morning. They represent
ed all ages and conditions and were decor
ated, as to the face. with all manner of or
lamentations from black eye to a castor
oil smile. The court left none of them
to complain for an absence of CELEBRITY in
the disposition of their several cases,
though those whose personal liberty is to-
day handicapped because of their inability
to pay the fines assessed against them in
weigh against the laws rigors behind the
workhouse bars.
William Clark and Mark Mcdonald were
raising a disturbance at the corner of the
levee and Sibley streets on Saturday
afternoon. Officer Roulean was called
and found Clark steering himself about in
a crooked condition. Mcdonald was not
only drunk, but extremely abusive to an
old gray-haired scitizen named Curtiss.
whom he offered to prod with a bit of
barbed wire. Clark was fined So and Nc
Donald SIS. Both went over the road.
John Koran was anxious to fight with
| some one Saturday, but before he was able
to procure the qualification of his pro-
penslty, an officer came along and took
him in. The court permitted him to go
out to the workhouse and liquidate fine
of SO.
John Mcbride, Edward Ryan and An
ton Billion, three epitomes of dissipated
vagrancy we're found fighting among them
selves in the railroad yards Saturday night
| The arresting officer related number of
counts which clearly demonstrated their
fitness as candidates for the whips and
scorns of the law, and each as fined SO.
in default. they went out TO that paradise
of tramps the workhouse.
David Welton accused OF drunkea ness
| and disorderly conduct, had been released
from custody Oh depositingi$25. Yesterday
morning upon failing to respond when the
case was called he failed to appear and
his bond was declared forfeited.
William Murdoch was introduced to his
honor as a simple drunk, and was well
coined with request to donate S. to the
! school fund. He couldn't do it and went
the way of impecunioua buns.
Johnnie Berry got drunk Saturday
night, and went, as he thought, to his
! boarding place on Acker street Instead,
! however, he made his way into the house
OF res pectable citizen and went to bed.
He was there found by Officer GetcheIl and
taken to jail. The court told Berry what
narrow escape he'd made from charge
| OF burglary, and assessed his penalty at
$50 as a gentle reminder that he must, in
the future, avoid straying into forbidden
| pastures.
| John Smith, an alias for respectable
young man who was also drunk Saturday
night, and had given bonds for his ap-
| pearance, failed to come to time and paid
the penalty by forfeiture OF his bond.
| Samuel II. Joyce and John Mcclure
raised row on Seventh street Saturday
and were arrested by Officer Asche.
An examination into the facts was
waived by defendants, who pleaded guilty
and were each fined SO.
James German, an alleged vag, told the
court that he was a gentleman and a
scholar, raised in st. 10, Missouri, and re-
Gently from Winnipeg. AS evidence that
he was both, he would leave st. Paul by ~
o'clock, and his honor told him to go.
Pat Maloney and James Mallory, &C.
cused of the crime of rape, upon the com
plant of Annie Reese, pleaded not guilty
and assured his honor that they could each
establish his innocence if given reasonable
time. To accommodate the cause of JUS
tice the case was continued until Thursday
morning.
Cornelius Ryan and 'Doc'' Carpenter,
might workers" changed with perpetrating
nuisance, will be tried tomorrow morn
ing.
William Jones, John Murphy. William
Mitchell, James Bennett, Peter Nelson and
John Dolan, wharf rats and Migrants, were
fined 500 each and given until II o'clock
noon yesterday to get out of town.
John Brady, arrested By Officer Rouleau,
and Edward Blades by Officer Gretchell.
were fined SIS each for practically sustain
ing the reputation of simple DRINKS"
10 Payson made himself oficiously Of
fensive to guests at the Merchants Satur-
day evening by the use of language that
would bring the blush of shame to the face
of an Egyptian mummy. He was arrested
by Officer Casey after prolonged refusal
to keep quiet, and yesterday morning, with
the gall of book canvasser, said he wasn't
guilty as charged. The fact that he was
fined SIS is evidence that the court took no
stock in his plea.
druggists say thatLydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound is the best remedy for female
complaints they ever heard of.