Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-29

POLICE COuRT-BEFoRE JUDGE LAWRENCE.
June 26lh.-Therose, Caroline aud Emile DUN
bledingor- D Disturbance, Dismissed for want o
evidence
observation-disclosures jenkins jenkins was
found drunk upon the dock haviog tumblcd
against the anchor and cut his head The Judge
asked him how he came to get intoxicated to which
he replied, That it was accidental; a new item for
the chapter of accidents Fined two dollars and
costs, and advised TO avoid such accidents in lu-
turo.
James -GntoNication 1t appeared in tile
evidence that the accused had been drunk con
stantly for fortnight, and the witness testified
that night before last he heard a noise in Nehan's
house on Canal St, ald went to see what the mat
ter was; heard the licensed scolding his wife about
payng out the only half dime IN the house for
loaf of bread, and he (Iehan) finally took 1t away
from her and threw it ont into the coal yard Wit
ness then heard the poor woman cry TO her brute
of husband not to "cboke her to Geath" wit
ness then went and found the accused drunk, as
usual Sentenced to pay a Gne Of five dollars,
and three days Imprisonment, under the State
law
Edwin White.-Assault and Battery. Mr.
White lives on the West side, and keeps quite
number Of hogs, which he il in the habit of keep
log on tie streets and commons inside Of the cor
poratiou. Marshall Craw had been repeatedly
applied to by citizens ON the West side whose gar
dens, grounds and trees were damaged by hogs
luuniug in the street and among Others com.
plant was made against White. The Marshall
called on Mr.. White some two weeks since, and
t.I.u L.. .I.. l.
be impounded White said he would be the death
Of any man who should attempt to drive his hogs to
the pound Mr.. Craw replied that it was very
foolish for him to talk that way and that the hogs
would be taken to the pound it not taken care of
On Monday, special policeman Christian. with
couple of assistants were out on the West side
gathering hogs' as one Of the Witnesses felicit.
ously expressed IT, and seeing Whites hogs Ia the
street, Christian approached Mr. White, who was
standing by with a hammer in his hand, and
told him they were going TO drive bis hogs 10 the
pound. White replied not Cd d-n foot, aud
raised the hammer TO strike Christian, when
Christian seized his arm, and wrtnohing the
hammer from his grasp, threw il away
White then went into his yard aud returned with
a hoe swearing that he would kll ihe whole three
OF them. As be came az Christian the latter at
tempted to close with him, and got inside the blade
of the hoe, 80 that the handle struck him on the
head breaking the handle White then seized
Christian by the neck cloth aud commenced chok.
ing him. Finding this somewhat uncomfortable,
Christian struck White on the arm with his club
til White let go, when hewas oyerpowered
Witnesses testified TO the good character Of Mr..
White in general, and that he is not QuarrosOme
man. He seems to have had the idea that it him
self or his boy kept his hogs in view in tle street
they ohght not 10 be impounded Fined 500 aud
costs,
Laura w-Intoxioaton. Fined 81, 90 and
imprisoned one day.
John Farrell-Disturbance.- $500 and
COSTS
W. McGulre-Intoxicaton Fined $500 and
costs
Martin Cahoe-yiolatiug the Fire Ordinance
Fined $500 and costs.