St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-19

precinct station. He IS charged with passins
q counterfeit bill at Hayes restaurant
Joseph Mouncho paid & fine yesterday OF
s.. so for disorderiy conduct on Sunday.
For assault and battery B. Kramer paid in
a fine OF IS and +. J. Bowlan paid a fine of
$3.50 yesterday.
Edward Chambers is under arrest for steal
ing robe from Thorpe Bros His trial has
been set Tor to-day.
Complaints are made that divine services
at the mission at 2I1 Twentieth avenue north
were disturbed by disorderiy parties on Sun
day.
William Cook. the man arrested on satur-
/ day for stealing y clothes-wringer from a
Washington avenue store, pleaded guilty yes
terday and was committed for sixty days.
Alfred p. Shields. the young man arrested
/ in CHICAGO for divers fOrgeries committed in
/ Minneapolis. was arraigned IN the municipal
court Yesterday. His examination was set
/ for Feb. ..
W. S. Buku. the private detective, under
arrest at the instance OF Mrs Carrie he y
noldston a charge Of blackmail. viii have a
preliminary examination In the municipal
/ court to-day.
Walter E. Pugh was arraigned in the mu-
/ nicipal court yesterday. charged with bas-
tardy. Lena Olson figures as the complain
/ ing witness. The examination was set Tor the
18th at a. N. in $500 bail
Belle Stewart the colored woman who
picked NJ. Fullers pockets OF 81 on the pre-
/ tense that her hands were freezing and she
wanted TO warm them under his clothes, was
/ arrested yesterday. Her examination was
set for to-day,
Chief West explains that no complaints
have been made 10 him regarding the depre-
datious Of hoOdlums on Second avenue and
/ had the complaints actually been made the
case would have been investigated aud IL
/ found as represented citizens would have
been afforded police protection.
Frank Lindstrom. the young man arrested
/ for breaking into Kennedy Bros gun store,
was arraigned yesterday. He was also sus-
pected with being implicated in the larceny
/ from l.. Wurtle's clothing store on Bridge
| square, and in conversation with the officers
/ he mentioned the fact that he had sold gOOds
/ 20 James Hyde. an East side dealer. A war
rant was AT once sworn out for the latter, and
goods taken from the clothing store were
/ found in his possession. LincsJrOm's exam
/ inatiOn will occur on the goth and Hyde's on
the 18th inst.
Irving Meade, the son of a North Minneap-
oils groceryman. and John Mccarthy. a
| rOwdy. assaulted MesSrs. Porter * TorgersOn
furniture dealers, in front OF their store. 4I6
| Washington avenue north. on Sunday after
| noon. The gentlemen were standing on the
walk when Meade and McCariy came along
and threw down piece of furniture that had
/ bttu AGAl -lthuluk AutEGs MI GOEtGr GnlQcu
them for their rowdyism, and was at once
knocked down. Torgerson was also knocked
down and kicked until his leg was fractured.
/ The roughs were arrested and will be tried to
| day.
Samuel Smith was lodged IN the First pre-
| cinct station on Sunday and marked down
| for plain drunkenness yesterday. never
| theless he was arraigned on charge
| of assault with a dangerous weapon.
! The examination was continued until this
! morning. The facts OF the case seem TO be
| that Smith indulpet his appetite for ardent
| spirits and became boisterous. He went "a
| his home in rooms over Nincent's cigar store
on Nicollet avenue, and getting a revolver
| threatened 10 shoot his wife. mlkman ap-
peared on the scene in time TO prevent blood
/ shed.
| STOLEN HORSES.
| -Four horses. harness, ETC., were reported
stolen yesterday, as follows:
John c. Flynn, single harness from 5000
/ Third avenue south.
William Rey OF Richheld mills, bay horse
stolen.
l.. X. Mason of 20l7 Western avenue had
/ his horse and cutter taken from the stables I'm