Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-22
SUNDAYS SUMMARY.

| Morning-A Notorious "COn" Man Sent
Home on Jump-The Usual Run OF
Drunks, Vags and Women Who Ono e
were Pure as the Beautiful, Etc.
The most important case before his hon
or, presiding in the court of this mun1ci-
pality yesterday morning, was that Of the
city against Tom U'Brien, charged with
vagrancy and carrying concealed weapons
The evidence was conirmatory of both
charges and he was fined 500 and given
ninety days in the house of correction on
each, if found in the city after IL o'clock
| Upon leaving the courtroom he defantly
proclaimed that he would leave the city
whenever it suited his own sweet will.
whereupon the officers returned him, and
after some back talk, the accused was
placed in charge of detective
who was instructed to see him
aboard of the cars. He went
to Chicago, the harbor of security for men
of his kidney, and where his prototype,
lately acquitted of murder, has been the
recipient of public recognition, as a red
handed assassin. O'Brien is slough" of
the straitest sect. Last fall he was
convicted of robbery at Kansas City,
along with johnny Bouquette,
but obtained a new trial and jumped
his bond. Last week he was warned
| to leave Topeka, Kas., whence he
came here to be Immediately gobbled by
| Detective Bresette. The officers vigilance
asserted itself before O'Brien was able to
''take trick" and the authorities are to
be commended for the summary DISPOSE
ton they made of his presence.
A man named Daniel Keefe worshiped
at the shrine of Bacchus instead of at the
altar on Sunday. For the next four days
his time will be occupied in cracking rock.
Defold Decor, drunk with ell that the
term implies, was the next candidate for
judicial investigation. It required the
combined labors of Officers Lawson and
Keneally to procure his delivery at the city
| Jail. He was passenger in the Black Ma
ria to the city hotel at Como.
Louis Anderson made himself obnox-
| iouslY attentive to some girls on Seventh
street Saturday night, His attentions he
said were the result of two glasses of
beer, and Officer PeIltier put
la stop to them. He
was fined SIS; but being without means to
liquidate was committed to the protection
of home. specially provided by the city
for offenders without cash.
Bridget Conway told the court yesterday
morning that she was pure as the beauti-
full snow. The court didn't believe it
though, and pinned his faith to the state
ments of the arresting officer. Bridget
was dressed in gown
of crushed strawberry color,
a chip of the old block hat, and a gray
shawl which had evidently seen better
days. She stated that she was employed by
very respectable Christian family at
Union lark, and was given until noon to
find her way home. If discovered
in the city after that hour
she'll wish she'd never been born.
George Ellingsworth was introduced to
the court as an old offender, and immedi-
ately recognized by his honor as one who
| had been there before. He is a small, un-
calmly bum, who hangs around tap rooms,
waiting for some one to invite him to
drink, and getting in his work by odd jobs
| at the expense of inebriated strangers. He
was fined 500 and given ninety days in
prison, and the sentence suspended one
hour to afford him time to go elsewhere.
John Smith is the name given by gay
young man from Minneapolis, who made
| a consummate ass of himself in st. Paul
| Sunday. He left $40 with the officer
at the station to secure his
appearance before the court yesterday
| morning and failing to respond to his
name when called, the bonds were declared
forfeited and execution ordered.
William Marsh was found by Officer Babe
about o'clock yesterday morning holding
up lamppost at the corner of Fourth and
| Market streets. When told it was time
honest folks were in bed, he said that was
just the reason he remained out, and what
| was more he'd do as he pleased about NOV
| ing on. Officer Babe indicated his doubts
IN the premises by arresting sweet Viii
liam, and the court assessed his penalty at
$40 and ten days. Upon promising to
| leave the city within two hours
he was told to mizzle, and he mizzled.
Thomas Duffey presented the horrible
| spectacle of a man on the borders of de-
| l1rlum tremens in court yesterday morning.
officer Zirklebach arrested him Sunday
before the snakes began to crawl. and told
| the court sufficient to make out his case.
The prisoner asked to be sent where he
could be treated and an order of commit
ment was entered, by the terms of which
he will remain in jail about one hundred
days.
William NJ. Laughlin, accused of larceny.
| waived an examination, and was sent to
| Jail to await the action of the grand Jury
shock-headed frowsy-looking Bohe-
milan, who gave the name of Michael
huehlman, was arrested Saturday night at
| tho instance of Hebrew dealer on Sew
enth street for the theft of a frock The
garment hung upon a woman's form of
| wire at the dealers store entrance, and
Michael whipped it off and disappeared
into a neighboring alleyway. He began
the recital of a romance, the argument of
which was to demonstrate his innocence,
but the judge cut the narrative short, and
fined him sufficient to occupy the prison
er's time until after Decoration day at the
workhouse
Charles Ashton, for the larceny of
Benjamin, was sent down for sixty days.
Joseph Geiss and Mrs. Geiss, his wife,
together with late addition to the Geiss
household, who filled the court room with
melodies suggestively stated to be ''log
cabin music" pleaded not guilty to assault
| ing and beating an antiquated looking
lady by the n me of Mrs. Holler. The
testimony failed to support the plea of
not guilty entered by defendants, and both
were held in bonds to keep the peace.
Michael Sullivan fully equaled reason
! able expectations when he stated that he
was just in from st. Louis. His appear