St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-17
ST. PAUL NEWS.
THE BURR DOCK.
The Judge Metes Out Justice to the
Many Offenders.
One is Fined SIS, Another $50 and Another
is Sent up for Thirty Days.

''What did he do to you!'' queried Clerk
Fairchild of pretty Katy Wagner, as the lat
ter asked to have warrant for the arrest Of
Chas. Nagel yesterday morning. An elo-
quent blush played hide and seek in the
creamy face of Katie, as she whispered that
the naughty man had made improper adj
yances toward her. Then she smiled coyly
and said she had threatened to tell his wife on
him, but that he replied that he did not care
if she did. The parties reside on Dayton s
bluff, and the funny part of the arrange
ment is that the girl occupied
bed in the same apartment
with Nagel land his wife, The other even
ing Mrs. Nagel was away from home when
her frisky Iiege made the attempt as stated.
a warrant was issued on the charge of dis
orderly, and he will have hearing to-day.
Henry Jeunerich and A. Paegel are rela-
tives and they manage to carry on a contin-
ual warfare, their trouble arising from the
settlement of an estate. Last Monday they
engaged in a quarrel, during which Jeune-
rich claims that Paegel tryed to strangle him.
The latter was in court yesterday and accord
ing to the testimony Jeunerich was choked
until he was blue in the face and then thrown
over a fence. The accused testified that the
charge was false and That Jeunerch was
drunk and imagined that he had been choked.
The prisoner was fined SIS.
Fred Kline was up on the charge of lar
ceny; he nailed coat and vest from Paul
Phelps, ana while slit ing in the bull pen a
mau in the crowd Identified the pants he
wore as having been stolen from him. Kline
is thrifty thief, and he was no doubt pre-
pairing to ward off the chilly blasts of winter.
The snow will fly by the time he has served
sixty days. John Osland evidently wanted
10 start an art or photograph gallery. Mon
day he skipped into Robert street saloon
and nailed two photograph albums. He was
also suspected of stealing watch, but as
there was some doubt as to the latter charge,
he was fined only for stealing the albums,
being assessed $50 or sixty days. He
raised $35 of his fine and was discharged.
Sam Quivello never does things on the
half shell. He tackled enough booze Mon
day night to lay out half dozen ordinary
men, and then started out to paint the town
crimson. When arrested he was yelling
bloody murder, and it took several peelers to
land him in the cooler. Yesterday he went
to the quay for fifteen days.
Mike Hanon and three other terriers en-
gagged In a free fight at the COnnemara settle
ment, and they were sentenced to ten bills
or ten days each.
Margaret Bradley is very old and feeble,
and her permanent abode is the county jail.
She was released couple Of days ago, and
yesterday she was up on the old charge of
tackling the beautiful bulge. She went over
for the usual sixty days.
Geo. Blakemore, proprietor of the Europ-
can hotel on East Third street from which
dozen male and female disreputables were
pulled last Saturday night, was arraigned on
the charge Of keeping house of ill-fame and
the hearing was contin ued to the Doth inst.