The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-24
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the Recorders Court yesterday was
&om 8air1ft6 middiingl The 6rst case
disposed of was Henry Rouark, charg-
ed with fast driving in the street ON
iSundayseReniAg9 Dill gasz2ya1 80
Henry, when himself, is a good boy
a good horseman, and good driveBlI
but, on that occasion, he manifestly
labored under undue excitement from
some cause. After hearing the evil
gdenceait was adjudged that he Should
pay fine Of SIS and Sc 20 cost To
this decisiong Henry Hsmain;dd, and
took an,appeal to- a. higher court. 4
Henry MeLaughhnabads the weak
nessT TOT get drunk, for which His
Honor. charged him 81 finel and So 90
COSTS Rather Ian7expensiye bender:
.pJames Sherwood 5prettywell known
in p9llice, circles, had also INDUCED
too freely in the compound extract of
maize, and was SO unluckyy on Satur7n
day night as to break into Castle Oar
ling, where he abode two days He
was i muilcted ! in the sum Of $40, with
trimmings to the .hune, Of 81 more.
Jim is rather an fnc6rrigible g Gus, f"
and the authorities have tried to
break lis evil apropensitiesiby
him to breaking Stone and doing other
light work on the streets, but without
any material successui In eonsidera-
ton that he had no money and that
he was not particularly Industrious
When set tpIw9rk fer the city, theERes,
corder proposed to let him off on con
dftion that he would leave the city
within forty-eight hours, NOT to- re-
turn for one yearA VI $50
fJ James. accepted ,dthe proposition
with some reluctance, chanting as he
retireda tn oli4D 81 saoiio'Ggeo ~
b p wish IL clearly pnsdersstood,saaT5
soi leave the ciby for the city's3 goodg'
Afidavits were FLED and warrants
issued against two or three young men
who, on Saturday night, had a. slight
miss at a saloon on Second Street
In consequence "of the inability Of
the prosecuting WitpsysA toeattend be-
cause Of injuries received, these cases
were continued, until tosmorrow.nW
a. 1910 = = ~ ~ llfa hu
- VoTE. FOR HIN I'VE are glad to
learn that our old friend Dr,a.e.. G.
Green, the veteran mail agent on. one
of the, louisville packets has been
nominated BY the Union men of JEFF
fefson COUNTY, Ky, for the2ofics of
Coroner. DR.. Green has been faith
full servant of the United Statesand of
the people, and, we hope, to see him
elected by. a rpusingg lnaioritya We
#ilIa an vote for him down this way
/ GIBSON CoUSTY DEMO RAcYI. THE
Democracy of Gibson countylheId their
county convention at Princeton, on,
Saturday last I'm order to throw an
anchor to windyard they nominated
one or two, soldiers, one for Recorder
and one for Sheriff we Believe, But we
could not ascertain their namesT Ca
leb Trivet was nominated county
Treasurer 1Vedid not learn who was
nominated ofor4 Representative. The
contestwili beqdite close tits believed.
LECTURE AT. TRINITY, CHURGH.-
The lecture by Miss Titus, the blind
| girl, at Trinity Methodist Church last
might, was, attended byia pretty large
and highly respectable audience.
The subject was the AImmortality
Of memory" and the lecturer evineed
ndeepSth6ught and careful preparation,
some portions Of it being really elo
quent. 1t was listened to with the
mosterespectful attention. eaf
|, @-g In oyF list Of Marriage Ii
censes yesterday, we printed the name
of Miss GEIGER, Geizet, which, of