The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-26
HL0BE'S MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE,
~ 20 WASHINGTON Az SOUTH.
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Thomas G. Hultgren, a barber 1915
Franklin avenue, was thrown down stairs
at Berry Bros. restaurant, 234 Second av-
enue south, about $3.50 yesterday afternoon
by Ed Golden, porter at the restaurant
sustaining injuries from which he died
at the city hospital about 6 O'Clock
Golden and David Berry and third
man are said to have carried Hultgren
into rear room on the ground floor,
where they left him lying unconscious
until $50, when he was found by Officer
george Lyden, whose attention was cali
ed to him by a citizen, and was taken to
the hospital in the patrol wagon, dy-
Ing within fifteen minutes.
Ed Golden is under arrest at the CEN
trail police station charged with man
slaughter, as is also Thomas Karland. a.
carpenter, known as Thompson" whose
home is at DEBORAH, To-, and who was
mixed up in the row. Jessie Dennison.
24S Tenth avenue north, and Lizzie Smith
two women, are also under arrest and
held as witnesses for the coroner's in
quest. The four were arrested by De-
tectives Smith and Hicks within an hour
after the police learned of the affair
Golden and Karland were found at the
Grace hotel, 400 Washington avenue
south, where Golden rooms The women
were found in the restaurant.
After Hultgren had been taken to the
city hospital Detectives Smith and Hicks
questioned David Berry, and they saw
that he insisted that he knew nothing
about the affair at all. The Smith wom-
an was still in the restaurant, and she
told the police that she had seen the
trouble and that Hultgren had been
thrown down the stairs by Golden and
man named Thompson. The officers at
once visited the Grace hotel and found
Golden and his wife, Kittie Golden. The
former was too drunk to talk and was
arrested. The woman said that Thomp-
son was the man who had thrown Hult-
gren down stairs, and both he and Golden
were pFaced under arrest, with the Smith
and Dennison women, from whom the
police learned that Golden, Berry and
another man had picked Hultgren up
from at the foot of the stairs and carried
him into room, where they left him I'M
til Officer Lyden found him.
Karland the prisoner, known as
Thompson, is a well-dressed man of thir-
ty years or whereabouts. He is a car
penter by trade and boards at the Scandia
house. He stated that when the trouble
occurred he was drunk and could
remember but little about it. He did re-
member that Golden and Hultgren got
into fight because Hultgren made some
remarks derogatory to Golden's sister.
Thompson says he interferred and wanted
Golden to leave Hultgren alone. He did
not see Golden strike Hultgren, he says,
or throw him down stairs. HuItgren was
stranger to him.
Golden himself was too drunk to talk
He is a well known character to the pc,
lice, and will be given a chance to tell
his story this morning. Hultgren is a
young man of twenty-eight or twenty
nine years, and has been In Minneapolis
for several months. His parents reside
about 40 miles from Minneapolis, on the
Great Northern road, and, he has a sister
and younger brother living in Mime.
apolis. The brother states that Hultgren