Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-26
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POLICE COURT, Jsdss Dssrss., FRO tam To
yeou. which bit one joseph Wss sna shs
SSsn sFSssst ae s9S to se ts under
d.srdery IS john PiySs, ..m ss:n S. 'e Sso
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S %isS Mh,,sy PgCf1niy "a Franh King CHARGED
y assault snd battery on MARY ponnelS b Hen M;f
sa as sa@b stieSy and sOs AnsEsw
sixty days in JAIL Nancy sTSwss ASSAULT aas so saS
baitery on Mary Brown, BY throwing a tescap at
battery on Ezabeth strobei. Sis Wife asisqt
Strobel testified that her husband got into passion
ders chair and bit her She sa exhib;sd aG she
marks Of the beating to The $50 bonds to
Allen Dorsey, o: Kinmeli and "a 4. Kimmell
testimony II appears that the Kimmeiis fconsables1
Mr. boTssy ie ing on buggy in the
eonS NOT 20 '9sn that they had the wrong buggy and
blows, and general scrimmage followed, a large
crowd collecting together, when Officer DinsmoSe
taken ~ 10 make peace; IS each. An appeal was
OTTER ATFRAYs, INCLUDING THE cANMAcK AFFAIR
were charged With riot and Array Jones' and Gsts
forfeited their eollateral and Thompson VIII, Was
With Ro % ra d. ba Geas on TsGSgsy.
handolph who testified that he standing on tho
in company with MI. Cammack, when Mr. a. Man Mani
tlngiy, In passing; strls him in the face lie had
drunken crowd gets past when he was stract, He
1sd nj addressed his remarks to one Of them
anu ulu not INT Nd that they should hear bi N
defence f nee MT q Mahon testified that Matinsii
Costs Cbas M hl eat anG;heT person did, 81 aud
pIaee a. he fo1 tocs place at the same time aud
hon came up and struck him In the fase i ~ :,
8o oYyNHcstloh wnateye He was standing with Ran
HID testified that he was with Mr.. Mshop AZ MT ~:
time alleged; and that he did not see MT Msb .ne
struck any one; the night was Suite darE ne had
.hst ne mig bit have done so; SO and costs
the ASSAULT ON CONDUCTOR cAMMAcK.
CssIIsss Osstieman, Charles w. attiDsiy, and
on Albert Csmmack Who testified that on ~ niey
Of the 18th inst he was walking acress street, on
knocked down; he called out "murdern s Ed ma M
said that G Se ba Sp be on witness
oolPh betc;;o Re blow was struck, But don't knnay
wa Mr kSSnsSn was called and testified that he
a,.k recognized Castleman, ALSO this was after he
Mr. Randolph testified that after hs wa, as..,,,.,
tion r dn and Mattingly went towards the direc.
mScS Vas az took and he heard the cry Of Cam
Detective Sargent testified that on the night OF the
fond ne heard the cry OF murder; mp and
fnqneS he then saw crowd, and went down and
sneu 70 Caminack 10 cal him to point out the
ppa,y VINO struck him, and one of the men struck
Oann aGk and run; thinks il was McMahoa: some
one called cut Don't rum. Mack come back.
Or Loyeyoy testified that he called upon and
,Uoi ~ 1nnaek very seriously hurt, his jaw bone
wa proke and he was otherwise injured
q, MI George ID. Wilson testified that he was with
h party on tne mig ut IN question; they had been in
Ne bowling saloon, and on leaving met some par
.tes on the street, when they were addressed by
mem heard something like slap but not wishin5
@ take any part in the affair he kept on IA not ses
truck By any one Mattingiy and Mahon were NOT |
oy hlm a. that moment, and he did not sec them |
trlsei The remark made was something about his
~ Ueihg drunk and was offensive. Did not think
VT: CastIeman was near enough to hit Mr. Gam |
iiaok; \ Q one had sent him up to compromise the
Mr. Hill testified that Mr.. Castleman did not |
tIlke any one that night: Witness aud Oastlenan
vas little In advance Of the others while the strE
Dg took place. The crowd was ia his rear some
wenty feet, and he saw Mahop near him before The
ry of murder was made W oeioio tue
ither Citizen made the assault.
'nd Ms,tipgly 500 each and costs. An appeal was
Edward Rsdy, threats to John Sullivan. SIM |
bonds to keep the peace $hn Il, I,enIv chagg5 ~
With engaging in riot and ARRAY; S. Bunk Shorter,
Brooke; charged with assault and battery on p \
dulyorhill; who testified that Mr. Brooke called At
nan and demanded an explanation OF sometbin1 he
t M nun 81 some words followed and Brooke
nd hm in the face, drawing considerable blood
1rooke asked to make an explanation, but having
Ieadsd guilty his statement was not recsiyed
,nding him; a5 and costs. NathaDiel Hall ard
,harles Anderson, colored, charged with highway
usick By snsehS from b in mG3SSy from Mrs
IAN, chargs with throwing Stones on New Je9ssea
lrther hearing "