Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-27
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Though Not Savory They Were the Best
That the Police Court Could Afford Yes
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Though Not Ssvory They Were the Best
That the Police Court Could Afford Yes
terday.
Christmas comes but once year and
when it comes it gives good cheer. It Yves
on this priuoipla that Edward Lindquist
acted Tuesday waen ne started ont to paint
the town. He engaged horse and cutter,
and after loading to the gunwales on the
elegant bulge he invited three young
ladies to join him in ride. Then they
started out On hurrsh and the way that
horse was made ato whoop it up wac q
caution. They whipped the horse and
drove up and down the streets furiously
| and raising first class racket. An officer
took charge of Lindquist and sent the
| ladies home. Yesterday he was fined SIC
| and he planked down the coip, although
the parting gave him pain.
Your honor" said John German the
cranky eobbier as he was arraigned yes
| terday. II just called On friend and we
took q drop too much of Tom and Jerry
TWAS day when everything went, and
Judge Burr said he would have to senG
him up for ten deys.
The case of Thomas Mclean presented
some very sad and repulsive features
The accused got drunk Christmas night
| and going home he turned his wife and
! three children cut into the street. Hi
| wife and daughter, the latter young ledy
| we're in court yesterday morning, and the
| testimony showed that whisky was at the
bottom Of all their Trouble. He was com.
rnitted for thirty days, and will have te
give $3.50 bonds to keep the peace.
Sam Foley and al. Began, the latter S
mere boy, were charged with having en-
gagged in aisgraesfui row at the Fourth
street. tunnel. Foley was fined $40, and
the boy was sentenced to the reform
school, his sentence being suspended Dur
ing good behavior.
John Price, burly looking fellow, be-
came ingleriously drunk Christmas aigh,
and tried to storm the castle of Coma
mara settler in the patch. He stormed tbs
windows and doors and would have saEssd
great damage to say the least, had he moi
been run in. He was fined $40.
John Hussey was arrested on the charge
Of stealing several tools, but as ID wal
shown that he was too drank to know What
he was doing the charge was made drunk
and disorderly and he was sent up TO,
fifteen days.
Al. Holm, charged with beating Ton
Keating over the head with billiard cue
was fined $40.
Eyiek Erickson, the clerk of the Euro
peau hotel on Rosabel street, is the coolest
caca IL Der who has been before the court
for Ii ng time. He was arrested yester.
day afternoon on complaint of raw
looking youth named Peter Sandberg
Peter was LOGGER at the house
and when he got up yesterday
| morning he found that his clothing, which
consisted of pair Of overalIs, coat, vest
| and boots, had been csbbaged. AS it was
q cold day to 90 the fairy or cupid act
Peter sent fer the clerk and the latter in
formed him that his clothes would be re.
turned when he paid his board bill. He
objected to this mode of collecting debt
and after getting his duds he called at the
police court and swore ont warrant for
ths clerks' arrest. This latter was before
Judge Burr and the trick cost him $40.