Daily globe., 1883-12-15
THE BRUTES INCOURT
The Trie OF Beasts Who Committed the
Recent Outrage, Plead Not Guilty and
Arc Remanded-0ther Police Court

The Trio OF Beasts Who Committed the
Recent Outrage, Plead Not Guilty and
Arc Remanded-0ther Police Court
Happenings.
''If this woman had had friends and was not
SO poor and low down in the scale OF society the
brutes who outraged her would have never seen
the inside of a Jail; they would have been
lynched outright, and it is pity they wasn't, as
men like these are disgrace to humanity and
libel on the community
The above remark was made
yesterday by indignant city
official with reference to the brutes
who attacked and outraged Mrs. Gabel in East
St. Prul last Tuesday morning, and while they
did credit to the man who made them, they but
voiced the sentiment of the entire community
The better the circumstances OF the
case are known, the more attrocious and william
ous the crime becomes, and not even the Emma
Bond case excels it In utter ard unIedeeming
depravty. Owing to the natural modesty of
the distressed woman, and from the further fact
that she doesn't talk word of
English it is difficult TO ascertain
all the particulars of tie outrage, but enough
has been learned to C, institute it the most VII
famous crime that has ever taken place in this
state. The only witnesses to the affair were her
son, boy OF twelve years of age,
and Police Officer John Murphy
As to the latter another city official sa6 yester
day that it was pity that he couldn't be made
10 suffer for not having shot the brutes dead in
their tracks. Young Gabel, sen of the outraged
woman tells horrible story. He says that
not content with sating their frightful lust, one
of the men took q match and burned her on the
limbs
After the routine business Of the police court
had been transacted yesterday morning,
County Attorney Egan had the
men arraigned in order to give
them a chance to plead and
to dismiss the case as to Ferguson,
who was arrested as one OF the parties, but whom
it was ascertained was not a participant The
case as to him was dismissed, and Thos. Giles
pie, Pat Flaherty, land John sevans were arraign-
ed to plead. They waived examination and
pleaded not guilty, be:Tss held to the -rand jury
in the sum of $4,000 each. Mrs. Gabel was in
re csurl id I'D she presented q very woe-be-gone
and wretched appearance. She is woman
about thirry-two years Of age and very slight
and delicate as to build.
The men are all lusty brutss, Gillespie being
about twenty eight or thirty years of age; he
has only one arm and is particularly brutal and
vicioss in appearance. The other men are
about twenty-five years Of age, and they have the
bullet heads and doggsd appearance Of teughs.
John Sheer, the man who cabbaged q music
book and pair of old pants from Schutzsn's
boarding house, was fined S25 or thirty days.
he paid the scrip.
A. Swanberg and A. Bargren, couple Of
gentleman from Bologna, were up for having
| raised Tumpus in the saloon on
Seventh and Willius streets. OH
Ger Scheffer put them under arrest, and they
fought him all the way to the cooler. They went
over for thirty days each.
John Pussy, chronic bum, was up again for
drunkenness, and the court gave him thirty
days. He wore duster, and wanted leave to
go down town and get his sealskin oyercoat.