Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-05

Mayor Bull had yesterday morning the
heaviest docket that he has, probably, had
on any single morning since he was in
stalled into. Office. He disposed Of no less
than thirty7four cases yesterday morning.
and the amount of fines, exclusive of costs,
collected In these cases, could not have
fallen much, If any, short Of three hundred
dollars. u-s ,,, 80, u.
The Police, on Saturday night, made a
descent upon the headquarters of cyprians
and rowdies on or near the corner of High
and North streets, and arrested four or five
males and nine or ten females, who were
all brought before the Mayo yesterday
morning, and helped make aformidable Pc
lice calendar for asingle mornings session.
They were charged with various -offenses,
to which they all plead guilty, and were
subjected to fines and costs, which were all
paid. nal IIl snlN5i 9i.ut .n.
Two of the females-Elizabeth Denny and
Mary Eddy--for keeping houses ofill fame,
protesting to be mistresses of separate con-
Germs on the same premises, were each fined
$25 and costs. One female-Matilda Gin
wood, was discharged upon the payment of
costs; two others-Ida Rivers and Matte
Williams-were each fined So and costs,
and four others-Emma Randall, Nellie
Doty, Mollie Foster and Jennie Gray
were each fined $40 and costs. Two Of the
males found there-Joseph Ralston and
VIM. Gordon-were each fined SO and costs
fortintoxication, and two others-John Ed
wards and James Whetzel--for being there
for an unlawful purpose, were each fined
50 and costs.
The owner, or reputed owner of the
premises, Geo. A. B. Lazelle, was also
brought before the Mayor, charged with
leasing the property for the purposes to
which 1t had been applied, and was fined
$50 and costs. a.aaHgIdl r.' sa
John Gibson, o. G. Warner, John Mar
tin and Lewis Helmick were each fined SIC
and costs for tearing off gates and commit.
ting other depredations on private proper.
ty. Fines,and costs paid. .ssY. a.
E. Heaton was fined $40 and costs fol
abusing and threatening persons on the
streets with personal Violence. He paid the
fine and costs. -F-s' q on. '' ..,f
John Berkley, Inglehart Getler, and Peter
Gilgan, for fighting, making ganoise and DIS.
turbance, and raising a ro,o generally II
the. vicinity OF the depot, were fined Vel
the round sum of s25 and costs, which they
paid! d. ".-.. ..-i H' 'i f'1i,7ta
For Wandering and strolling about tn
city without visible means OF support, JONI
Delane, VIM. d. Wilson and James Sulli
want, were each fined SO and costs and com
mitted,
For intoxication in public, Patrick Bar
rier, Harrison Grooms, Patrick Delany an,
VIM. Ware, were each fined So and costs
and committed. ......,.., n. .sd,, d,
For the same offensf, George Jones an
John Ross were each fined SO and costs
paid, and Joseph Stwart, 81 and cost-7pait
Frances Smiths cyprian, and Catherin
Ryan, the inmate of house of bad reput,
were each fined $40 and costs, and commit
ted. ,2iC Hll B 1Illi ii.Gl3 ldliaH2 |
Yesterday afternoon. John Bailey an
John Wright. Tor fighting and ithieyinG
were each fined $50 and COSTS, and commit
ted, James O'Donnel and James w W.UndeI
wood, were each fined $5 and costs forIva
grancy, and committed William Smitl
for the same oflense, was fined s5 and cost
paid. Jefferson Wales, for intoxicatior
was fined % and costs and committed
These make forty cases disposed Of b
the Mayor yesterday. rou d.ra onlz1)
fromth 18th Cong Dist.o Of 0hio.J y