The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-12
A NIGHT OF hIlARrTY.

Several Arre.ss Mssl~ b. the Pelscs .ssr
Dme Cause 0r Another.
Sounds OF rcvelry prevailed last night Ina
that portion of the city where The wicked
startling originality as to reflect i'm no un-
certain way the passing essentr:citis-s of
thu players. music was beinR pounded out
of pianos and jcrked from shriekinx vio-
lins; and over and above ALI
rolled rolos. duets and choruses, all mixed
mp together and all contendinQ for the
mastery. In one. house cOsild be heard a
variety Of Salvation army airs, and II was
said tina they were prosl,iccd by IL portion
of the troops wlIo had deserted and ROne
Their" w.rs. ali sorts and vari"iias 81 jas.
for ii: asking. some people had a
" 't sslks "f; and sniideniia jag.
and some IA horrible jag; still others there
iaa of i"ss "%m"r the inti...nc. 81 nafR which
the possessor bs.holdsa tlowny fSsi al ease
in the middle Of the street, and, wrapping
down to pleasant j%ini-iams..
Augustus Erricson. "a native of Sweden,
s str. ct. a" i.,m q "'f From, o" aud H'' kiss,
streets. early in the evening, ana
lifted up his voice in song as the hest
,ericnsesi in being there. The women
criticised his vocal performance severely,
and b..ga..h him finally TO- d..siss. hat h,
kept an executing something which might
or might not have. bGen the anvil chorus.
Al last Miss Lottie Woodward implored
him tn stop with "a beer bottle. She
stroks-d his head with the beer bottle three.
times 40 eoaxingly that az Hast he stopped!
singing. Ii Was Thought also that hc had
stopped breathing. He was taken tai the
hospital, where DR.. Snyder made an ex-
pretty sharp cuts in tile scalp. but none of
u serious nature. Officer Hale removed
Errics"n tn the Jail. where he is held as "a
arrested and admitted tai hail iu tile. sum
of SiO. Miss Woodfo,si's reputation is
not so good as Caesars wife. She will he
Miss Nina day went calling ON Mrs.
Walker. and was informed that ON
desirable tl,an her She
was cjerted AT last, and Mrs. Walker bar.
ri'a.l"d her house. Miss Day tried To get
hack in again and was arrested. She
trial.
John Caraghcr, "a merchant of Lincoln
county, Ohio. had his watch and about I'll
In money stolen from him while he slept
in the Arcade. saloon. John Moore was
ION of having committed the theft. Moore
has been arrested two or thrcs. times FOR
A gentleman named Delaney claims
that he lost S4O in "A house of unsavory
reputation last night.
Thomas orBricn was arrested ON Front
street for Disturbing the peace.
Th~.e Cnxrasamatical Policemen.
A man was lying stretched out Oh one of
the benches of the Court House park the
other night, says the Toledo BLADE. II
was nearly midnight, the leaves ratified
dismally i'm the autumn wind. the park
was long ago deserted, and the bench WAS
anything hut "a pleasant resting place. and
yet the man lay there until ~ policeman
rudely shook him by the shoulder and
said:
"You can't lay here"
I'm not laying here, sir" replied the
man. g..
"Bu. YOU are; what'rs, you sivin' mc"'
"But I'm mot"
oh come Oft. Get up. or I'll call the
gon You can't lay here. l say"
"But I sny I'm not laying here"
well, that are you DOING the"' you
I'm lying here, sir; not laying. I'm Nd
hem"
swell lying. them said the bluccoat iI
intense disgust; yoai can't lie here, them
'But differ with you there. say ! ear
lie here"
And say 20" ant"
"Well l say you can't" and the ofiicel
gave u strong tug at his coat-rollar, which
sent his hat rolling of to the grass, not
withstanding the the explicit orders Il
keep of.
my FRIEND" said the weary one as he
arose and prepared tn the
officer, "you could never follow your call
ing in Boston. You say l cannot lie on
that hence, when l have already proven
to you my eminent ability i'm that direc
ton. Had yen remarked tn me- You
but the copper was pulling the box D..
this time and told his ward tai 'drop hi,
Chin"