St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-07
SIN AND WICKEDNESS.
Was All That Could Be Seen by a
Careful Observer at the Police
Court Yesterday.
Jennie's Own True Love Paid the Fine for
Her-Too Much Crime Record to
Enumerate.

''Wait till the clouds roll by, Jennie"
hummed the jolly bailiff yesterday as Jennie
Darlington skipped lightly into the bull pen
and planted her number five gaiter on the
chair occupied by her whilom lover. The
latter, Ed. Parker, long Manhattan drum
mer curled his lip in disdain at the seedy
buns who sat alongside of him, and now
and then he tugged at his cultivated burn
side whiskers, for it was breaking rocky for
him and he didn't care how soon the
circus was over. They had been out
riding and liberal libations of
booze had made them festive.
On returning from the half way joint they
started for promenade, in the course Of
which Jennie became playful at something
he said and banged him over the head with
her European lodging house satchel. Then
she seized his hat and the picnic was becom-
ing loud when a gay copper queered the
plant and run them both in. They were
taxed $40 each, and being lal-la duck with
plenty of the long greens, he paid the assess
ment.
Jack Monahan's bald head looked like a
marker for a Chinese laundry bill.
1t bore the sanguinary marks Of
a contest and his forehead, which ran
from his eye brows to the nape of his neck,
looked as if lawn mower had beea run
over it and got stuck in the operation.
He and Tim Hogan and Jack Monahan had
booZed on the beautiful tanglefoot at Horan's
saloon and they wound up the spree with
free fight. They looked sick yesterday and
wanted to go home, but hizzouer put them
under bail of 500 each to appear to- morrow.
Koran was arraigned for selling liquor to
Hogan, the kid, and the case was continued
to the same date.
Martin McDonough, ten year old des-
perado, was charged with burglarizing Ken
yon's grocery store in the Sixth ward.
The young rascal made sneak on the place
Sunday night in company with two other kids
and they got away with bag of tobacco and
bunch of cheap snipes. Martins case was
continued until to-day, for the reason that
the other boys were still at large.
Robert Harris is the pioneer in a new in
dustry. He is bright eyed colored boy and
his racket consists in trapping pigeons. He
was caught Sunday with bag full of doves,
and he had as confederate a little fellow
ten years of age. He was sentenced to thirty
days.
Lizzie Farrell is to be pitied on account of
her incurahle illness. She was up yesterday
on the charge of the larceny of ring from
Rosa Bolean and she was dressed very
neatly. A woman named Mrs. Leonard
testified that she had seen the trinket on
Lizzie's finger and there was some hard
swearing in the case. She denied the
charge but was sentenced to-thirty days.
Rolit Schooner was on a toot Sunday and
being out of funds he stole ten dollars from
his room mate. The money was taken from
trunk which contained $50, but as he only
took ten from the roll he was let down light,
going to the quay for thirty days.
Bob Richardson wears hump on his back
like Richard III, aud has temper about as
mean as that monarch was noted for. He
hobs up regularly, and was only released
from the bastle a couple of days ago. On
Sunday he got full and insulted people on
the street, and as he is bad egg he was sent
out for ninety days.
Chas. Brown was arrested on suspicion Of
burglary. He is a bad man AID carries a
gun and his case was continued to the 9th
inst.
Geo. Chaplin, ten year old kid, with a
penchant for chewing gum, was charged by
his father and step-mother with stealing.
The little fellow was sent to the reform
school.