St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-20
POLICE GATHERINGS.

The cases in the municipal court yesterda,
were many and diversified.
Walter Fl. Rugh married Lena Olson yester
day, thereby settling the bastardy case, which
was dismissed.
Matte Jones. Emma wyman and Els
Palmer paid fines of $3.50 each yesterday
! for keeping houses OF ill-fame-
The cases against C. B Moses. Catherine
/ Murray and James Treat, for violating the
/ building ordinance, were dismissed yester
day.
E VI. McDuf was arraigned yesterday and
/ pleaded not guilty 10 a charge OF assault and
battery upon William Huss. Trial set for
Jan %.
Officer Norman arrested a man named R-w
Lee for attempting 20 assault Lagman al
Hill's, livery stable, last night, with a
billy"
]. C. Walker is the name given by a pris-
oner yesterday. charged with making an in
decent exposure. His trial was continued
until the Goth.
The case OF larceny against John VI. HYDE.
the East side dealer. charged with receiving
stolen goods and being implicated in the
Werth store burglary, has been dismissed.
Richard p. Luptan, charged with making
an excavation In the street. had his case con-
tinued until April ). In order that he might
make PREPARATION as soon as the frost goes out
of the ground.
nOlle prosequi was entered in the case
against Frank b. Melville aud Dr. j. b. Ros-
son. charged with an assault and battery.
This is the case growing out Of the Harkins
roller rink imDrogliO.
Samuel Smith. the man who mace an as
sault upon his wife with a revolver On SUM-
day, waived an examination yesterday, and
was held TO await the action OF the grand
iury,in the sum of 500 bonds.
Yesterday Detectives CosweI and Gleason
| arrested Edward Nelson and James Brouf' atte
for being implicated in robbing Werth's
| store on Bridge square on the night of Dec
Il. Their examination has been set for
Jan. %.
Irving Meade and John Mccarthy. the two
roughs who brutally assaulted Messrs. Porter
and Thorguson on Sunday, breaking the lat
ter's leg. were arranged yesterday, but the
examination was postponed until the 22d be
cause the complaining witnesses are unable
10 appear IN court.
Belle Stewart. the colored woman charged
with stealing s. from the person of NJ. FuL
Ter who was out on baIl, failed TO appear
yesterday and the examination was confirm Cd
until Jan. %. II was thought thar she ha.
jumped her bail. The detectives claim that
she is one of the shrewdest thieves in the
city.
Officer O'DOnneIl arrested EnOs NJ. Michae
on warrant sworn ont By Lena Lansdown
charging him with being the paternal ances
tor of her child. The examination will occur
on the Goth. The defendant claims that IL is Z
scheme TO extort money and that he is innocent
of any crime.
W. s. Baker. the private detective under
arrest for eXtorting money from Mrs. Carrie
Reynolds. was partially examined yesterday
and the case continued until this afternoon.
Mrs. Reynolds. Sergt. Hi and Mrs Bailey
rrEr nrfFr lrnT
than have been published in these columns
were elected.
Charles Elliot, a once estimable citizen, but
now saloonkeeper at the corner OF Washing
ton and Eighth avenue south, has been drink
ing very heavily OF late. and is suffering alco-
holism. In a At of semi-delirium he assaulted
domestic in his employ, named Mary Hum
burg, and was arrested for the ofeuse, but
the examination was continued. He claim:
thar he imagined that the girl was attempt.
ing TO cOerce him into wedlock and he would
rather die than marry her.