The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-18
Court Reports.

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4 venerable dispensator Of justice added
Z P''righta smartly'' to his pecuniary re-
sources and to the balance on hand
in the city treasury. ,' ,51s5 .aa,Bs
4 Malvina Green, whose ease we re
4 ferred to on Saturday was adjudged
guilty of assault and battery, and
4 fined 81, with So 05 costs. Not hav1
ing the money to liquidate, and not
being worth boarding at the city ex-
pense, she was LETT go. 9loap e. Y ''0o-
| A young man, whose name we sup
press in consideration for his rela-
tons, for malicious trespass, was re-
CURED to pay IS fine andl$3 25ieosts.
Marshall Hesmen, for being noisy
on the street, paid 81 and So % costs.
He came in from the country, oandi
tried to put ON city airs, but over
! did it. hriW r oia2 so21la 8 .'i'a /
/ !, enHeberrer. for assault and bat-a
terry on John Leiber, paid fine of
So, with Sd 05costs.a iElatna9d bongm
1,roW ms Inwood, for being drunk, was
charged a fnefof 81, with 81 05 COSTS
which he reple5ied for ninety days. re-
/ q A ph5sicianifrom thegrurall districts
| hitehed his horse in such manner
that, he got on the sidewalk The
Doctor was scarcely to blame, as he
had large lot ofocorn rapidly APP
preaching the river, and was anxious
" seekiagIia steamboat to remove it, |
aud was much worried. His troubles
were aggravated by having to pay
S. 05 in the shape of fine and costs
for his thoughtlessness tot s@91
Two brothers engaged in the very
fraternal amusement Of fighting be-
tween themselves A, policeman was
called to settle the hash. " He re-
ferred the matter to the Recorder,
who recorded fine of 81, with SO 81,
costs, against each of them, as the
expense Of their fraterna1 sport, 81
A butcher left his wagon on the
street at night in his hurry to assist
a neighbor in his affection. He was
seized by a star, but in view Of all the
circumstances Of the case be was was /
very properly, " We think, discharged, T
! BEFORE JUsTt11cERl a SrISSsoN. y NY
Lord Chief j Justice Stinson was called
uboaLto Investigate "a a little mill. that
took place between two attaches of a
hotel, a clear case 81, assault and i
battery was made out" and one, Of the.
beIHgerehtg had to pay va a fine Of. 81,
{ y1E,4Tss 81 tS6 cossfs nisni OBJ - Do ~
! 3lfiif sfdf9d ~ 10 Il 1oglal n9miHod i1eH
'a' DIsBURsING GRBENBAcks Ian In I
'oTDENT neF1 THE, LATEg ltRAIbR0AD Z
tAccIDE DENT When 9the Bob lafl wasdl
thrown l8romfths track. ftheg other4
evening sioGnld ldames Tao BmbFeeI4.
fpFmTlBd R'she. 58th Indiana. was SIT lIs
ting In the Express car counting anisB
money. As 4he car9went over, Be was.
thrown witrconsidBrabe force against
the side of the car, receiving a pretty r
severe confusion on thsdlead, while d
the gfeenbacks were scattered wildlyiio
to the windao He claims no have. lost iIl
$3.50, including one$100Ibill. He OBJ 10
tanned 81, whichTftwoY negroes had !
picked up, and onefound by the Ex-
press Messenger. Io3 .qslsd3iu0 5s
Conductor Bush andthe attaches of
the train worked nobly to rescue and
sueeor the passengers, and to remove p
the wfeckafromg the roadg working in
the rain, beating heavily, and mud Is
nearly aifoot deep. The passengers d,
made miraculous escape, as the pass 4
enger car was turned up side down
and the Seats were badly broken. r
This was one of those accidents whichtIi
the most prudent management can. 81
not prevent, as to all appearance the p
culyert that gave way was asisubstanll n
tial as any one on theiliDefof the road
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u2HkANp 1Y9P AT THE q, BATES .AAEEis HOUSE.
7EHhs editors 2f of + the p qfJoHRYAL9 hqveH
been kindly furnished Invitations to. a n
grandhop, rendered by the members
Of the State Legislature to the Cres+ h
cent City Silver Band, TO take place at
the Bates House, at indianapolis, on a
Wednesday, night, From representa- E
TONS Fe9are led to believe it viii be "a
! most. brilliant affair. !
The managers are Senators Cum :
back, Carson, Hanna and Bennett, /
md Representatives Miller, McFadin. i,
Belford and Van Yalkepberg.