St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-29
ST, PAUL NEWS.
HARD CITIZENS.
An Eleven Years. Drunk-JOhn Ro-
CAMS Bad Start-A Party OF Min
neapOlis Romans-Unhappy
NeighbOrs.

"How long has yoar husband been drunk!'
enquired Judge Hall of Mrs. Templn, as the for
mer was arraigned on the charge of wife beating
yesterday morning.
Ever since we have been married. was the
reply.
ssAnd how long ago was that ~ rejoined the
court.
"Eleven years, SIR remarked the little wo-
man. ssbut it would mt be so bad il he would try
to support me: as it Is have to go out washing
and it is pretty hard, sir While the testimony
was being given Templin hung down his heau
and gazed at the floor with his suilen gray eyes.
He has been in the insane asylum at one time
and was examined for insanity couple OF days
ago, being discharged. The court gave MIN some
advice and put him under bonds to keep the
peace.
John Rogan is bad egg. He is only eighteen
years of age but if he does not change ms
course of life, and that very suddenly, ne VIII
soon land in the penitentiary. He has sinister
looking mug; his head is like babboon's S, with
small gimlet eyes, retreating brow, ana Ouncneu
up nose. lie was up yesterday on complaint OF
his father whom he threatened to thrash. me
old man stated that John got drunk, came home
and threw stones at the house, raising perdltlon
generally. The court gave him lecture anu
suspended sentence duriug good behavior.
Adam Walter arraigned on the charge Oh
threatening to kill his daughter, the latter being
a rather comely damsel of twenty five hard WIN
etrs more or less. She testified that he tried to
break into her room, and that he ran at her with
long weapon, making all kinds of threats and
calling her the vest names. On the other hand
the defense set up that she was not woman OF
good repute, having had illegitimate children
1t was a nasty case at best, and Walters was fined
S25, as the testimony Of the girl was substan-
tiated by Mrs. Weiss who witnessed the affair.
There were five of them, they hailed from the
wicked city of Minneapolis, they chartered O
hack, started out for big time and succeeded In
getting it, Their names Joe CELERY, Chas
Sardona, a couple of degenerate Romans, and
three frail nymphs named Jennie Haups Ida
Jones and Mrs. Doreny. Jennie was dressed In
white a color which became her style of beauty,
especially as it was contrasted by the most lurid
look of contempt ever seen on woman race.
When arrested they were in the hack whooping
ing it up for all they were worth, and the officers
stated that the ladies( = were making holy show
Of themselves. They denied the soft impeach-
ment but just the same they were fined ten bills
each and one Of the men liquidated with clean
so note.
Alice Margan visited the residence Of Emily
Scharck claiming that the latter had maligned
her. The result was quarrel and a binding OF
both over, in the sum Of 500 to keep the peace.
The usual grist was not disposed of until noon.
At O'Clock the court took up the case of Paul
Kuhne, ex- shipping clerk at Indexes, Warner
q Schurmeiers. who was arrested for the larceny
of a lot Of dry goods. AS the witnesses were not
present the hearing was continued until to-day.