Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

Y P0kcJ Cases The following cases have betn
disposed of by Meyor Valentino sincs our last;
Caroline Meekim by officer Olmstsad, for
disturbing the peace and drunkenness, hned
cots aud I'D in 800 bail to keep ths peace
r David Il. Wright, n, by officer Heal, tor drum
Slsanuesa, iusd so and costs.
n Wm. Duien by officer Heal, for drunkenness, .
R,6ped 30 cents aud costs.
.pN Henry Hackett, n, by officer Solomon, for
SysaRult aud battery on Jonathan CLARK, n, hnod
:, aud-cosis, aud held In 800 Dali TO- keep
Eihe peace.
v Thomas Soft, by officer Hickman, for drunk
7 enness, fined so cents and coats.
Charles Elway, by officer Heal, Tor drunken
s4.asas, fned so cents aud costa.
Albert Page, by officer Heritage, for drank
enness, aud disorderly conduct, hned 81 and
volts.
| permitting dearborn TO stand on Third street,
| without herse or other beast attached, foed
50 and costs.
Mrs. ..Roster by officer Dougherty, for allow
flsss uumazElsd dog to run at large, fined 90
ceuis aid costs,
Lewis Lindsey by oiissr Heal for drunken
usss, fined 80 and costs. sH.
L-,hllen Anderson by officer Green for drunk
ennsss, iiued so aud costs.
Henry Kyle and Michael Mellon, by oHicer1
Hyatt aud Rogers, for drunkenness, 6ned 90
lceuts and costa.
Police Casrs.--The following cages were
tried before Alderman Vincent:
John McOlerh by officer Heal for an assault
LIZ. shaking balehet ia menacing way at
George Qniun aud threatening 10 split his
head open. John was drunk, and hence the
difficulty. he had applied opprobrioas names
ID Mr.. and Mrs. Quion and Mr., Quinn went
tohls home to Try to speak TO bis wife in re-
4 lLtlon to the matter and to Induce her to Gu :
leavor to get him away, when he ru lhed Ia o
bis house, seized the Ratchet, and made the as
lsult aud the threats described above. Fined
u and costs and bound over in two hnadred
dlliars to keep the peace. Ho was afterwards
arsst6d for using obscene language in the pub
-19lc streets, in violation of the ordinance, for
whioh he was fined 81 and costs.
David LOTHIAN for assault and battery on
ines Kietb, both boys. Fined 25 cents and
cots apd bound over o keep the peace.
David Lennon allowing an unmuzEled dog
10 be NJ large, but the dog not being his the
Case was dismissed.
Caroline Talley.-This young girl, commit
tel by alderman Vincent to New CASTLE Jail,
for an attempt to kill her step mother, who
was at the time sick in her bed, has been re-
/, moved to tho Aims House. II will be reo0l-
, lecled that the Alderman, before sending her
To pslsse sendSavored to have hor placed in
! tthe Reuse, but the Trustees had
prf qly passed a resolution refusing TO ad-
mil 551 unless her board was paid in advance
lb%szIlather. This he was unable to do, as
: he Mas ajournsyman mechanic, with a large
i family Of small children. She fingered in New
q Castle, gradually sinking in health, having
a 81 after ht-until the Alderman learned, by
: ingulry that II she staid longer in Jail she
}. oud surely dis--that she could not live un-
/, til Court met. Upon making fresh exertion,
v land through the Influence OF Wesley Hawkins,
Q Rsq.. and Mrs. Mo0lsss, who represented the
: p2alter to The Trustees aud Samuel NJ. Har
q fngton,, Elq., the Trustees unanimously pas
' sed a resolution that the girl should be taken
. from The prison and admitted to the Aims
/. House, and placed the matter In the hands OF
n Samuel ~ Harrington, Esq, to see that IL was
d carried into effect. Quite an eloquent debate
i 10 relatioVep The matter occurred amongst tht
n IhGseGasfp
l. a. SSlpade.--rhe butchers of this city go
up graAd serenade last Wednesday evening
10 Orderlts commemorate the marriage o
:, Hleei Eutsp and his lovely bride. They en-
= gagged the City Oornet band, the Wilmingt OF
:, als9 Club sud tho oalithumpiaus, who did
= their best to makethe event memorable. They
: performed tbelr pats In au admirable manner
y descending from til, grandiloquent to the bur
4 lesqse 10 such styleas to produce much mer
u riment. 0geftwo hundred persona assembled
!. to witness 6figke part in the proceedings, ant
:. all agree that II was one of the best conducted
Affairs OF The Mnd that has ever taken plac,
fi6our city fhe worthy gentleman, who hst
s just become, abenediet, showed himself equa
n to tie eccasioS, and favored his host of friend
IN and well wishes with tremendous pound cak
2. and gallons Of lemonade. The complimentar.
\ treat will not soon be forgotten by any Of th'
4 parties. -a .,.. It
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