St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-30
ST. PAUL NEWS.
AN INTERESTING DAY.
Rogues in Plenty and Justice Suth-
Gent to Go Around Among the
Hardened Sinners and New


And now comes John Quill, who
Exc did fill himself with swill,
And then his sordid soul on greed,
With swnish appetite did feed;
Until at length in waxing bold
He quoth will Swede uphold.
This gentle reader is what got Mr. Quill into
the police court yesterday, and on this account
he will play checkers with his nose for the next
thirty days. He is the knave VINO steereu
Swede into Tom Jeferson's saloon on THURSDAY
night and tried to put up JOB TO nave MN
robbed. jefferson got onto his little racket ana
he waltzed both Qnill and the Swede to city nan
where they were locked up Yesterday Qulli
went to the workhouse for thirty days, and the
Swede was fined five bills for drunkenness
It is a chilly day when John German gets left
on the drinks Bnt he never showed up IN such a
bad plight as yesterday. AS he appeared Ill
the bull pen he was arrayed in PAIR OF drawers
and hectic flush, the flush rather having the
start of the raiment Where he left his pants Is
mystery but the chances are that they were
kept by heather Chinee as hostage, Tor on
Thursday he tried to clean out laundry attached
to the American house on Fourth street. Inc
Chinaman got away with the majority OF his pants
and what was left he lost in a tussel with the
police. John is a bad, bold, dizzy drunkard and
he was fined $50 or sixty pays. Not having any
of the long greens in his neither garment he went
out to the bastie,
Some men are born thieves and others are
educated up to it. 1t would be hard to tell what
actuated Geo. Harvey to steal so petty thing as
buggy whip, and when asked II he had stolen
the whip yesterday he said that he had but that
he had given it back again. lie couldn I tell
why he took it, but by the time his Thirdly days
sentence has expired he may take tumble to
himself
Louis Goodnow and DofTel, his wife, went up
on the charge of receiving stolen property. ms
is very peculiar case, o it has TRANSFERRED that
the daughter Of the defendants, Belle Russell
and Josie Novotny are the trio of girls who re-
Gently enacted the role Of house breakers. About
a week ago they took an
old plug and rickety wagon
drove no to the residence Of Mrs. Robinson, on
DAYTON avenue and the family being away from
home they broke into the house and helped
themselves to about 5000 worth Of clothing
They afterward tried the same game at the resi-
dcucc Of r. o. Strong but were frightened away
The property has been mostly recovered, but
with the exception Of the girl Noyatny, who was
sent to the Shepherds q few days ago, none of
the offenders have been captured. The case
aeaust Louis on yesterday dismissed, and
Mrs Goodnow the accessory to the crime, viii
have a hearing on sept. 3. She was committed
i'll default OF 500 bail.
After half dozen buns had been disposed of
the case Of Paul Kuhn, the thlcylng shipping
clerk of Indexes, Warner u Schumacher came
up. lie acknowledged that he had stolen the
property waived examination and was held to the
grand Jury and committed. Bail was fixed at
81 900 In the afternoon Ben Smith and George
Miller, a brace of young toughs, were arraigned
on the charge of smuggling young swede named
Novottey for the purpose of robbery. The latter
was in court and had a terrible head on him al
though the affair happened several days ago.
They were both held to the grand jury and com
mitteQ.