St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23


foreign book at the track, was also taken
into custody on the same charge.
There are various people assigned as
the instigators of the raid. 1t was at
first attributed to the civic federation,
which of late has been making things SO
Interesting for the gamblers in the
city. but that body had nothing
whatever to do with it. James
O'Leary, who conducted a pool room
in the city which was lately raided. is
also credited with being behind the
move. Some time ago Corrigan caused
O'Leary's pool room to be raided, an
the latter wa said to have caused the
issuance of the warrants, in a spirit of
revenge. O'Leary, however. denies
that he had anything to do with it. as he
is interested in the race track at Roby.
and is not making trouble for
the race tracks," 1t Is also said
that q number of gamblers whose
places the civic federation has raided
were behind it. About a dozen con-
stables started for the track late In the
afternoon TO a the arrests. A big
went along to see the fun. The
constables had no difficulty in
placing their men under arrest,
the thing being done very quietly.
COrrigan. who has been Informed of his
impending arrest, had Justice Bapp on
the ground and was prepared to give
bail at once. Constable Cunningham m.
who served the warrant OIL Corrigan in
the %latter's Office, insisted, however,
that Corrigan leave the track and
90 several miles to Englewood to
give bail before another justice: This
Corrigan refused to do. Cunningham
made a motion as though to draw
a revolver. Corrigan at once knocked
him down and then threw him
out of his Office into the yard.
Nothing more was said about
going to Englewoon to give bail, the
bonds signed before Justice Rapp were
accepted and the constables departed.
The cases will come up for trial during
the latter part of next week. The raid
caused no excitement at the track and
the races were III no way interrupted.
Days Races.
First race, five-eighths of a mile
Frank K won, Leo Lake second, In
stallator third. Time. LEG.
Second race, seven-eighths of a mile
-Cicily won, Debracy second, Elise
tnlrQ. llEne, l.oSt2.
Third race, Il mile and seventy
yards-WOlsey won, Deceit second, My
Duck third. lime. 1852.
Fourth race, three-quarters of a mile
Pop Gray won. Radiator second, Motor
third. lime, 1:1S19.
Fifth race, fve-elghths of a mile
Cora won, fremont second, SundaWn
third. Time, 1:05.
Sixth race. steeple chase -Japonica
won, Valera second, CaSSella third.
Time, 4:36.
Mondays Harlem Entries.
First race. six furlongs-Morse, Jim
T, No Remarks, Alderman Morris. San
Salvador. Texas Star, Ledalia. Mallduff,
Lyndhurst. Tamerlane, The Lanyard,
MontelI, Lucinda, 100 each; Bret Harte,
liz.
Second race. mile and an eighth
| Blue Banner, St. Adams, W. L. Mum
son, SNOWFALL, 81 each; Evantus, 90;
Eagle Bird, Ny Luck, 100; Joe Murphy,
1Ol; Rey del Mar, 102.
Third race. six furlongs-Diggs, So:
Hampton. Full Measure, 1O3 each;
Geraldine, Marion G, Krikina. Josie d.
Viola Knight, Somersault, Elise. 100
| each; Amelia May. ITO; Kings Clere,
112; Senator Irby, Cash Day, ITO each.
Fourth race, i've and a half furlongs
Miss Young, Linnette, Miss Addie,
Anna McNairy,. Sweetheart, 100 each;
Pirate. Feedman. Scamp. David. Rupee,
Midas. 1903; Madeline, Katie B, Ito;
Vincior, 113.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
Nicaragua, Miss Mamie, Tattersall,
Minnie Mackin, Little Cripple, Com
mission. 101; Wolsey. 102; Do%ckstader,
Hillsboro, 1903; Professor s, Cass, Truth
full, 104; Nephew, los.
Sixth race, six fu~rIongs-Sly Lisbon.
The Distiller, Dixie V, Flora May. Eli
Kendig, Irish Chief, Lawmaker. Onyx,
100 each; Sir George, Teutonlc, Grafton.
Ell Reno, Fauntleroy, liz each; Sligo.
100.