The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05

The BUTCHERs.-Y esterday the Butchers
to the number of fifty, made display up
on our streets worthy of note. Mounted
upon fine horses, and clothed in appropri-
ate regalia, with white aprons, and emblems
appropriate to their profession, they made
quite an imposing display as they wended
their way through our streets, and took up
their line of march for Edgar's woods.
They are a fine, sturdy looking set of men,
and would attract attention anywhere, but
they lacked in one particular, and that was
the presence of our fat friend of four hun
dred and odd pounds of humanity-as Jolly
butcher and as much gentleman as can
be scared mp in this section. He would
have added great weight to the procession.
POLICE ITEMs.-The Mayors Court this
morning done quite an extensive business,
and his Honor had not got through with all
the cases when we obtained our report at
noon.
Jacob Bobo, hailing from Columbus, was
drunk and fell in, it seems with some fes-
tive frail one who sought to appropriate
Jacobs pile, about $50, at least this was the
plea. The Mayor told Jacob, however, that
he owed the city 81 20 which must be paid
Mary Allen, nymph du pace of the most
common order, was trying to buy some
opium with a couple of dollars she had,
and the consequence of the attempted spec
ulation and being drunk in the bargain
was that Mary got boarding ticket at the
station house.
John Cotterall and Lewis Miller took OF
too much patriotism and got intOa fight
the result Of which was that on appearing
before the Mayor they were assessed So ant
SO each.
Phil Markham, who was there on charg
of being drunk and fighting, but on pie
that he was Oh the defensive, was dis
charged.
Lewis Brtton, drunk, disorderly an
lighting.
John Lope, drunk on railroad, was as
sessed 81 40.
Henry Butt, for fighting, was requisite
TO pay So.
John Hass was there, too, on charge {
indecently exposing his person at a win
dow on Third street, was discharged.
John Il. McGrath for being drunk ant
committing nuisance on Main street, nea
YOst's new building, was assessed 81 90.
Ben Allen, a colOrel gentleman, j. War
BILE of the ''white trash" were up charge
with tying n rope across the Sidewalk
were charged 50 each.
john Welsh, for being disorderly an
fighting, was also in attendance, but as
was a kind of a ''family jar" he was di
charged.
Caleb Gibbens was there but Caleb W
discharged.
John shannon, for being drunk and tlgl
ing, was assessed 80 05.
James Howard, for abusing women
the street, was assessed 81 90, and sent
the station-hOuse.
John Simpson, for being drunk and tigl
ing on the streets, was requested to "ant
- 20.
John Hanlon, from Germantown, for
ing disorderly and resisting the Office
was assessed 80 % and sent to the stati
house.
Joseph Ralston, Mrs. Ralston, Ed. G
telo, and Mrs. Castillo, were there in TO
for being drunk, disorderly and hghti
were sent to the station house.
Charles Kupp, for being drunk and
the cutters, was assessed 81 40, and sent
the station-hOuse.
There were several other cases that h
not yet come up for hearing when
reporter obtained his report.
EK- A letter, received by promin
citizen of Covington, from Canada, sta
that when Hon. Jefferson Davis leaves q
province for Richmond, Virginia, to
present at his trial. he will proceed
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