Daily globe., 1883-05-25
MCNICIPAL M4ND4TES

with Reference to the Disposition of Of
tenders of Mild and Grave Degrees, Who
were Run Down by the Police and Fined
and Imprisoned by Order of the Judge.
To be steered against the brace games
John Barleycorn operates in st. Paul Is
one of those calamities the press has at
tempted to guard innocence against by the
gratuitous advertising of those who have
been made victims. Gratuitous advertis
ing, however, has accomplished little; its
only by fine and imprisonment that even
temporary reform of such victims can be
accomplished. Yesterday morning there
were more drunks than usual, and includ-
ed among the rest, William Flanagan,
who also had black eye. The case did
not show up we'll for William who went to
the work house in a two horse chariot
George Krohn said he was drunk as
charged in the evidence, but was in doubt
as to whether he was disorderly or not.
Officer SWanson'g testimony left
no room for doubt in
that particular and the prisoner was sent
to the home of the friendless for ten days.
Frank West, a young man of pleasing
manners and presentable appearance but
said to be mentally off, went into Nichols
stable Wednesday night and appropriated
q watch he claimed as his own. The fee
ing Francis was discovered before he had
turned the corner, and pursued at gait
only men short silver watch can employ,
resulting in his arrest at the hands of Off
Ger Vogtle. His case was continued until
this morning, because of the absence of
witnesses for the prosecution.
Herman Farchmin was up for raising a
miniature edition of the hot place on Uni
versity avenue. While the fun was up in
the hundreds one of the metropolitan Paul
Prys intruded and took Her
man to the calaboose without
an apology or coat and locked him up.
He looked the picture of injured innocence
in court yesterday, which didn't make to
his advantage, though, for his honor in
sisted upon the payment of fine before
he left the court room, which he didn't
have, and in consequence is at the work
house.
James Moran, simple drunk, would
have been let off on the payment of five
dollars. His financial embarrassment Sc
cured him bunk at the city hotel out in
the country. John O'Carle, one of the
same kind entered by Officer Brewer, was
similarly disposed of.
James Brown and Mary Plumb came
down from Saltwater Wednesday to take
in the minstrel show and have a high time
generally. About 10 o'clock the same night
sbe was of the opinion that she and James
owned Third street, a reflection not
unusual to people under the influence of
| circumstances altogether exterior. Officer
McMahon disputed her title, and with
| Brown locked her up. While in the cell
she tried to choke the life out of herself
with handkerchief, but the arrival of Sta
tion Keeper Bremen denied her that pleas
ure, and the coroner a cadaver. On yester-
day morning Mary was fined $5; while
John was discharged and both left for
Saltwater by private conveyance.
bell boy at the Metropolitan named
Stein was in precarious condition yester-
day morning from the effects of a beating
he received at the hands of Charles Nc
! Clure and George Drayer, Wednesday
night. If their statement is true, that
Stein grossly insulted young lady under
their protection, he's been properly dealt
with, The facts in the case will be brought
out at the examination which will take
place to morrow.
A. Eggart, a mere lad, was Tuesday
discharged from service at the Merchants
hotel, and warned not to come round there
any more. He neglected to observe this
admonition, and his assurance provoked
the wrath of one of the clerics who had the
boy arrested as vagrant. The court de-
clined to decree that he was avagrant, and
directed the complaint to be dismissed.
Pat Mcdonald, accused of assaulting q
boy again, had his case continued. The
ofense is alleged to heve been committed
last Thursday, and the prosecuting witness
is sick. In a week it is thought the latter
will be convalescent and able to aid in
securing Patrick's conviction.
Some trouble, in which Agnes Jamison
was principal and Mrs. Peter Francis
good second, regarding the formers dis
inclination to remain in that condition of
negZige POLITICALLY described by Flora Nc
Flemsey, was ready to be called but wasn't
The young lady secured her wardrobe and
iewelry, and the inner consciousness of
the business was not developed.
A warrant was issued for the arrest of
John Gattoffki at the instance of his wife.
| Ihey were married she stated four weeks
ago, and soon after the proclamation of
| their union he began to threaten and beat
| her. She is confident that he is in error
regarding his privileges in this connection,
and desires him to be so Informed judi
cially. That will be done this morning if
the brutal Bohemian can be caught.
| Albright, buxom, Bohemian lass named
| Mary Hapek impressed Clerk Fairchild
into issuing warrant for the arrest of
Mary Pavlick yesterday. AS near as could
be ascartained Mary Hapek's beau is a
young gentleman upon whom Mary Pavlick
has been accustomed to dote. He is alleged
to have transferred his admirations and
affections to Hapek, whereupon Pavlick
slapped her mouth. The secret of the
causes which prompted the assault, will be
fully ventilated this morning.