St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-18
ST. PAUL NEWS.
C0MBATANTS ARRAlGNED
A Lively fight Between Three Irish
men and Three Dutchmen.
They All Got Whipped and Paid Fine to
BoOt-Other Miscellaneous Crimes

It was pretty evident in looking at the
gang in the bull pen yesterday that there had
been fight, and it was also evident that
some one had been hit. The fight in ques-
ton took place at Wyman's saloon near Oak
and cemetery last Sunday night, but the
marks of the combat were still visible in the
sore heads present, the battle having been
waged on the tactics in vogue at the famous
encounter at Donneybrook fair, that when
ever you see head hit it. On Sunday
evening Wyman and his wife and two Ger
man friends, VIM. aud Al Keim, were sit
Ting in the saloon slipping beer when Billy
Fitzgerald, Charles Tierney and Mike
O'Brien dawned on the scene with the in
tention Of cleaning out the joint. They
called for the drinks and being refused Fitz-
gerald seized a whisky bottle and let it fly at
Wyman's head. This set the ball II rolling.
Wyman picked up mallet and tapped Fitz-
gerald on the head, and after this things
were badly mized. 1t was three Irishmen
against three Dutchrhen, beer vs. whisky,
sourkrout against fire and muscle. and the
fur few fast and lively. During the rum
pus Wyman fired his revolver but no one
whole lot and they were run in. The case
occupied long time in the hearing, Fitz-
gerald being fined s25 and the other $50
each. They all paid.
The police net was cast into another
bagniO, a mean concern on Fifth street,
Tuesday night, two men and a couple of
soiled doves were handed out from the sinful
abode, and ordinance No. 10 was again vim
Dictated. The quartet were before the court
yesterday the men, P. Connolly and D. Nc
Donneu, being fined $50 each, while the
case Of the women, Minnie Franklin and
Lizzie KENNEDY, was continued until to-day,
tie latter being charged with keeping house
of i'll fame.
John Haincs was arraigned on the com
plant Of Ham Hong. Celestial who keeps
washce shop on Sixth street Ham charged
him with throwing mud into the laundry,
breaking his lamps and soillng his shirts.
The accused was fined Sl5 bills.
His name was Jonah Nelson and he was
up on the charge of Mrs. lie Roy The latter
was his whale, and after giving him the
shake she married another man,
and then charged him with
stealing ring worth six dollars.
chicken, alongside of the dsmsel, testified
that she used to come to his stable, and that
one day she gave him the ring; also that he
gave her the shake, and this is what allied
Hannah The court fined him $25 or thirty
DAYS, with the understanding that if he paid
her the price of the trinket in an hour sen
tence would be suspended.
Kate Wagner swore out warrant for the
arrest OF her old boss, Chas. Nagle, on the
charge that he was too free with her, and
when the case was called yesterday the shy
damsel didn't show up. The hearing was
continued until to-day.
Thos. Brady, the te rror of the Sixth ward
when he is full, being good fellow when he
lets the old stuff alone, was up for assaulting
Sam'l Of PUsen, umbrella member. He
nearly frightened the latter to death, and he
thought q cyclone had struck him. Thomas
was fined twenty-five bills yesterday and he
paid the long greens.