The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-17

POLICE lrEMs.-Ehc Mayor had a very
well attended !eree this morning, and was
called on to deal out Justice to the unruly
In humber of eases.
{. B. Brooks, of whom we made mention
Saturday, as having crooked his elbow too
often, and finally crooked himself for II
snooze In the market-housc, was called to
answer this morning, having had ample
time to sleep and sober of In the station
house, and the Mayor, deeming that his
late confinement was sufficient punishment,
discharged this " crooked stick" on condi-
tion that he would take himself out of
town, which he promised to do.
Thomas Haley took too much corn In u
liquid state to remain steady on his pins,
and became disorderly to degree not al
lowable under the provisions Of the city
laws, the consequences was Thomas had to
"ante' 81 40 for the benefit of the city
treasury.
Thomas Gurck, these Toms seem to be ON
the rampage. Thomas was not the Fair
child he represented himself lie Ia too old
an offender to play OF in that way. MIR.
Gurck was charged 81 80 and "gurcked'
into the station house for the term OF five
days.
j. II. Daner came to town on Saturday
the day was damp and no doubt affected
Daner Outwardly, and to counteract the In
huenCG he thought, no doubt, 'twould be
better with him If he dampened n little In
wardly. Unfortunately the liquid he i'm
bibed affected his top-piece and caused an
obfuscation of his optics and led him to
believe that the very pavements had dis
position to rise up against him. 1t was toe
much Of "A uphill for him-he couldn't well
stand the pressure and the police had &c
take him in charge. II only cost him SS Il
Tor seeing double this time.
John Bunk and his wife Anna, couldm'I
keep the peace, and so concluded, after lib.
eral imblbations of "benzine, to 90 IN OF
their muscle and see which was the better
man. Anna it seems came out first best
at least the Mayor thought she deserved
more than John, and he charged her 81 9i
and sent her to the station house live days
John was charged 81 90 and discharged
Lucy Taylor, dark, very dark skinnc,
gal, late from Cincinnati, was arrested TO
stealing clothing from imam and brother
named Anderson. Lucy couldn't hold her
self hardly when before the Mayor. Lucy
was obstreperous and had to be silenced OF
several occasions. The fact is, Lucy ha(
some idea oh de rights oh culled folks II
desc days oh bureaus, and wasn't gwine tC
be crowded down wdout hcarin. BuI
the Mayor thought he knew what was bes
to be done in this case, and held Lucy tC
answer in the sum of 500. Failing tC
furnish bail she was sent to jail TO await al
examination before the Probate Judge.
Charles Teacher, seems to have been a
teacher of bad morals, using insulting Lam
guage and stoning somebody's house. There
being no provision in the city laws pro-
viding license for such conduct, Charles
was solicited to stand an examination be
fore the Mayor and will have hearing
tomorrow, and II proper answers be made
to the questions propounded, the proba-
bilites are that Charles will have certif-
cate granted him.
John Colbert was unbecoming in his con-
duct, and his manner of speech toward
some of the fairer sex did give much ofiense
aud was the cause OF Johns arrest and has
appearance before the Mayor, who Tor this
unbecomiug conduct did him assess ths
sum ofSl 40 good lawful money, and TO
the station house did him consign for five
days in full.