St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-07
POLICE COURT ROUNDUP.
A Medley of Petty Ohenses An
swered To by All Sorts.


swered To by All Sorts.
In the police court yesterday Phillip
Kamp, accused of embezzling the pro-
ceeds from the sale of New Home
sewing machine, while acting as agent
for the company, received sentence
of ninety days in the workhouse. The
sentence, however, was suspended ia
view of mitigating circumstances, and
at the request of the county attorney
julius Solum, arrested by Officer
Brennan on charge of assault and
battery committed on a neighbour was
discharged, the complaining witness
failing to appear.
Louis Liverpool, the veteran Afro
American hackman,o was requested to
explain to the courtFwhy the Liverpool
landau had transported passengers
without a license. Mr.. Liverpool stat
ed that he had received a permit four
or five years ago, which, as he very
properly observed, was "sinyultaneous
wiv'' a license. The expira ton of the
permit was problematical. He had
never been able to decide whether it
is good for one year, two years, or
''wheGder it am sine die Therefore
the constabulary announcement that
an additional license was now neces-
sary had come to Mr.. Liverpool as
painful shock. He would take pleas
ure in complying with the law.
H. Rosenbaum and Simon Geisse had
INDUCED in neighborhood quarrel on
the West side, and Mr.. Geisse COM
planned of Mr.. Rosenbaum's fists. The
golden rule will be adapted to this
case next Saturday.
Mrs. Victoria Nickowsky gave a b.
hemian cotillion on the upper. flats last
Monday. John FROM, one of her
guests, no sooner objected to the ia
vors than he was accidentally struck
by specimen from the mineral cabi-
net in the drawing room. Mr.. FROM
had the holiness to claim that his
hostess had hit him with a rock. Judge
Twohy developed such a meager SYM
pathy for minerology that he fined the
fair collector $40 and softened the in
suit to science by suspending the SEN
tence.
An international imbroglio presented
itself between NJ. Orenstein and Angus
tho Favillo. Orenstein, it appears,
had invaded Sgr. Favillo's palazzo on
Minnesota street, had denied that Italy
is the greatest nation on earth. When
the impetuous critic arose On the other
side of the street he threatened to
disturb the entente cordiale between
Gar Nicholas and his royal brother
of Italy. The case was continued I'M
til Friday so that the respective cab
inets may be given due notice.
A grocery store on East Seventh
street near the power house is kept
by Samuel Rosenbaum. SamuePs
watch, however, is kept by William
Triple, as Samuel AYERS, much to. the
latters discomfort. The watch disap-
peared from it's owners custody dur
ing the course of a recent card game.
William has good reputation, and he
utterly denies having or stealing the
Rosenbaum chronometer. The case
was continued until the 9th.
r. G. Munger has sued the Sons Of
Herman band to recover a balance of
$212 alleged to be still unpaid on bill
of 1924 for musical instruments fur
nished by him.
Henry Burch and Nick Vale eX-
changed compliments both verbal and
physical the other morning at Seven
corners. Both gentlemen are assist
ing the march of municipal improve
ment in that much paved vicinity.
Monsieur B. had called Monsieur V.
a "Dago,' and had run a wheelbar-
row over the latter's Neapolitan toes.
But the returned compliments in the
shape of an appellation of terrier"
and a blow from a heavy shovel were
considered in such bad taste by Judge
Twohy that Monsieur B. was dis
charged, while Monsieur V. received a
suspended sentence of sixty days.
Jake Sickel, who keeps a small shop
on Seventh street, near Sibley, was ar
rested yesterday on the charge of de-
frauding a customer by selling the
latter So brass watch for S25. The
police are very anxious to put a stop
to this practice of victimiZing innocent
purchasers of watches and jewelry.
Such cases are by no means infre-
quent, yet it is difficult to secure a
conviction, in view of the elastic con-
and their numerous friends. The in
dignant merchant can always find wit
nesSeS who will swear that his wares
are far superior to those of Tiffany.
Sickel was brought before the munich
pal court and his case continued until
the 18th.
John Kenaley, alias John Heffernan,
clerk. and William J. Ladine, a tele
graph operator, both young fellows
from Winona, were arrested yesterday
by Officer Lawton. The Winona boys
are said to have rented a room at the
Glenwood house, corner of Eighth and
from the apartments divers garments
belonging to a former occupant They
chung to the clothes, and abandoned
the room.