, 1870-06-14

| .... SOUTH SIDE C0CRT,
Abont week ngo, q coiTcsDon dent fsvho .r,r
ds1 mse INC S1ctm 70 the case>, gavc the TRIBUNE
IGaaers INC particulars OF remarkable arrest. In.
= Ra1ndFs ,aa1 5sFa Joss1ee Banon
TesE an once in boes caas ,
Of Justice Banyon Nj Reynolds desrea ~ In oe
ur sign at the entrance, and b. changing = Hr. EIs
s0ns voala aRd 6 ee0'hfS pFocare ine sHssns
wofEmcn were enea1ed eea IN "nte atss.,,hts me
| th's change, Nj. Banyon came upon the s seenes
or.re stfs H. oRs.e19g Ra about Tor WHILE actually
took him cH without warrant, and ~ Rnn1nn
subsequently sent small hoy around with such a
called ior The arrest Of "Ds Resnods ana Or,
ocsti that the pEisoLer be brought before hin per
aueaty aee N n,,3 Mr. ReEnols vas Eabse
sst 81, lor yesterday afternoon, At p n, aud Nj. r
Ranton an alIGfne1 IG were promptly on hand but MI
mi, aa}'n ola not sec ths,s9 4. so saa ne case
~ When nisfe9y Il Gu 0e,aalng aame M then 2
1amsen orIIp ~ postpone this examInatioa un to-
ne H. 70 BE- conducted before Justice
r.; thsn y TIED 70 reason with him Tie defence ,
Claimed that he had 40 right to postpone the case
gether irregular, and that he ad no S a. ~ at ~
mose s ne charge 70 another court as tie warrant
eg haa pot we 70 be tiled before him
ana a hea1 pleas we're In vain he had arranged Tue
9a.ae5 Geanse tn3a-ey,nn 81 venue himself Wo1d
was accomnIisSed - kno" how this feat
done Il open eour let rs suppose Mr. BanJon es
nEepso meepy sea11dR eaa Ren..eny coming = himself sud
70 commit q breach OF the peaee. The na1ttes
Rho iorced me to the act have been afTesrei
aa iereTa II your Judgment or decisions
:. vcnue" Judge Banson thereupon FemsrSet1
n,s bahvon arS you CID seed, have good notion 10
n re bench: shall grant your request. Tae cSanga
OF venue Is granted" eA"ASo
lanes 20; 3 9Brien and n A. Wilson, nre1nen At
brown, g Gunkmaker, were aE7alsncd bcfore :Ins.
iee banyon, yesterday afternoon, on the charge Of
17iaJ evening, young colorpd t1an. nsr1es Tames
tonoTaJ. was crossing the intersection Of Mon
we ,a ano DcaIborn streets, with bouquet IN one
'enld % with It, when the prisoners came along
T. 91o,1 against me txo boys Knocked both
sl!es" when Wilson, who Is about Conoway size,
itnself mantully, aud was getting The better Of Q
i Antagonist, when Brown came to the rescue. 9
'so te Ok hand in and fairly knocked The tiarter
u! nasr & ne apron Of the sidewalk and white the
ess ~ = heaa vas Tins fairly held In caanee, con
ye1al hundred people collected about the place,
g ;sn,s the ~ az1sllsuts ID iatS eassod
y Testimony showing any cxtenna.tns ss notare
fter hearing the case, the Jngice fetnayEed ssMr
le1e ~ eaangs ms ~ +e charge 70 asordery conduct
ave 70 give Jou-Ss each" Comment Is 1nneces- Il
william Vert, cripple, vas ar7atcnea betore t Il
Rsuce Summarized yesterday morning on the Ii
aasHe o. making an assault upon Vim. g. Lang E
7, a9cnoaesr, with his crntchea He Vas fned th
T. In making mention OF the arrest III THE Er1S al
At TKlnrSE, it was stated that il. IangIey Tas to
SO 1I1ested, Such was not the case.
1es " a1a, charged Th stealing some
further examination in s1o0 ball III
=. a hali dozen keepers Of houses Of t-fame m
There were about $50 cases beiore thc mnSn- r.
s and afternoon court an
ScRTu EIDE COURT N,
Henry Cutler Is ordinarily resident OF Eenosha al
Is. some weeks ago he came to Chicago With |
i moneE Or friends, and found shelter with ~,
tools, and procured hin, work. Shortly after as
r. Neezlless had the misfortune to break II,
Leg and " sent Cutler for the salary due him cr
IN Ms employer, amounting to rs. Cutler COL c1e
Ted the money, hut never returned, and again E1
y up bis abode In kenosha- On Saturday De- 30,
na Bad IT. 1T e That gqet e.y aa a.
lore Justice Dresser on the charge OF obtaining hts
ney e under false psesences and he'd for trial IL 20
William Maxwell was charged with stealing a ra'
antity Of wearing apparel from q Pine street
tdsnee, and .1t held fo5 Htal in bail q 500. =.
e overt act was committed in Tie Patch and
= = Ntta4 a. AtS9iEE4 w lHe pONCG az AtGfItbE
tmma9e-" They were fined SIS each,
Fred Pizte1 and Peter Lynch, two juvenile
eEcH, were sent to the Reform School,
There we're seventy Cases before this cou.1
TEsT SIDE COuHT.
amea Brown. while meandertnR about Union fot
: -, y, " sunus! ateeEnoon, lhsiluated himself fuf
en fha ocoe;nn " oWare VIZ @at hasWiseny. anu, 1ip
tIes was held for t1fai in Kali ~ ts nnS FAe~ as
Michael SHAY took ride on snndsy. Unfor, del
ately he appropriated some other PERSONS 4 p
&c and buggy for this purpose. He was fined | ing
ba1
TSore ,.a1a ,e5, IT, mieneatel M was nneo S1a the
"'- 'ne NNocn "'pesetael' reu