, 1874-09-19

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!,ta heard t at th!a g esao. N, AZ IT,, the4 hour
at 10 o'clock. trho co,nBel for the dufonAo d.
Sired nil for ti0tr oltoutH, but t1tH waA refltsod
AZ tho ttial Ind commenced, mud tAoy woro ro-
mando1.
THE POLICE COURTS.
potar Karu was bofaro Justice Kaufman yes-
tortlay morning, charged with sssaulting Officer
assoat him. Tho Justice aned hin, $50.
John Gonnoborg WAS held under 5000 bail yos-
torday morning BY Juatico Kanfmann to koop
tho roaco III bis noighborlood. 1Io liyca oil
olybourn avenue, noar Larraboo ptraot.
William johnson, tho lcnaor of gang OF
youthful ttl-tappnrs. was up pofore Jnstico Soul
" yesterday morning, charged with hts samo old
loon on Dlue Islautl ayon,o Tho Justice Aold
hin till tho 2lst undor $500 bail.
Yesterday moruiug, rotor Liob md Stephen
bcho1lonborger, hold under bonds for stealing a
horse from Joseph DernBtoin. whore discharged
by Justice scu!y, hs they succeeded IN proving
that they had bought tho horse from, 4 donlar
named lIepry Smith. few minutes aftor tloy
lad loft tue court Smith wpH arrested by Officer
uarbor: mid put under bonds to appear for OK
animation.
John ". swocnoy, a bunko.sEind1or, oa1ne to
grief Thursday through tho influence OF 0lioor
State, was doooYod into No. 1874 Dearborn street
By some ouo OF tho stoerora Of tho game known
o. bunko, anl tho owner Of tho swipa'o got
away With s25 Of Ralston's currency, and tlen
turned him out, e lodged complaint With tho
in. Yesterday Justice Boylol, held him to tho
Criminal Court In bonds OF as00. to await tho
action Of tho GRAND Jury. Bail wns furnished,
Alike Mcdonald becoming bis Hurcty.
Late Thursday ovoning tho looatY Of Joircr-
aon street aud Canalrort avonre Taa tho scene
lug for few mlpNses, Csrmody whip
pod out pookes.knifo, and out . foar-
ful gaab OF tho right silo Of Hasaos's Aoad,
woltering in blopa on tho s'Qovafk. no WAS
pursued and finally oyorhauiGd, and takon to tho
Twelfth Street Station. Tho injured man was
removed to his residence. No. Canalpork avo-
tion. uls surgeon pronouncea tho wound quite
gorlouB, though not necessarily fatal. Yoster-
day Carnlody WAS brought boforo Justice Bcu1ly
OF the charge Of assault With dnateiy weapon
With intent tq XIII, and was committed without
bail to tho 2Gtl1 inst.
J. II. Mitchell aud Joo K1akoukio havc boon
before tho Police Court on moro thnn ono occa-
sion, and hsvo succeeded In Guiding Justice.
Thursday ovoning Ofacor Decello brought tiom
in as warrants; about ton days ago h1iscaol vas
up GHAiEt4 VIII MEu bC9GTlnE 10r 60Ll0
eonndonco gnmo. On being .arraignod bofore
Justlce Boydcn he demanded 0 jury trial, and
that jury acquitted him. 4 few dafs proYi-
ous to- tho asrost Of Mitchell. Krakoskio vas
ar1estod on tho safne charge, md nnod by tho
Justice. This decision ho appealed from.
Since that tiu,o thoao follows have conducted
themselves in about the Hnmo Btylo, honco their
arrost, Yesterday morning thoy were again
presented to Justice Boydon, who fined Mitchell
toneod I'll thon S'1 to tic sdoro Sid I + for trty days.
This dcciaion thoy appealed to tho Criminal
Court, and gavo bonds for tholr apncaraace, will
larry Lawrence AZ surety.
On tho 7tl Inst. drunken mob entarol tho
saloon at 278 South Wator strooe, md after bont-
lug tho proprietor and bis brother, grabbed the
one exception. escaped. Thomas Egan, tho QUO
who was arrested, was before Justice Boyaen
yesterday to stand Ills preliminary oaan,-
ination on tho charge Of larceny. and
jury. Tho evidence agalnat tl,e prisoner was
That, On Tho day above mentioned tho men eu-
tored tho saloon Wl1ilo tho bartender, who ia a
brother OF the proprietor, was engaged in put
up-stai,g. and ho callod on him to aaryo the
party. III order to make Ills brother hear him,
ho WAS Obliged to go o fow steps up tho
stairs. On returning, ho WAS Knocked down BY
4 CHAIR ~ tho hands Of ono Of tho crowd.
to tho summons hurried down tho siaira, and
was Immediately surrounded by tho rouehs.
Que OF thom attacked lin with q hcar-glasa,
strihing him repeatedly on the head. until ho
fcl! covered With blood and perfectly helpless.
man, according to tho best Of their knowledge,
who struck thom. Another witnoss Bworc that
tho prisoner Taa tho man who grabbed
tho money. The accused moro than
ncsscs testified to the general good CHARACTER Of
Egan. Egan himself waa placed unon the atand,
and under oath stated that on tho tlaY
in question ho was passing along South
tho assault. They wcro at that time very much
intoxicated; they stopped him and insisted Ao
should SO into Swanzor's saloon and drink with
taom; 10 found il impossible to shake thom of,
Or RID himtolf Of their opportunities, aud oonso-
a,Sas ma,lo it was by ono Of to party,
but not him. He admitted having becsna
seen behind lilo conuler near tho
nlouey-drawer, but ho accounted for that from
t4e fact that 10 bud jumped over tue counter for
ho did do all in Ills powor to aid linn, but with
five mon orazed with bad whialty he was power
less. ,Egan's Testimony Ind tho ring Of truth in
it, and as evidence Of the trnthfufnnsa Of tho
ran OF: ,Justico Doylen decided that Egan,
although in bad company should not bo pun
iBho1 for tho sins Of the roughs who hnd CON-
mitted the assault; ho rcsnarked whilst tho wit
nesaea for tho Prosecution undoubtedly thought
that Egan was tho aBaaqlting party. still under
tho oscitomenr that must certainly havq o1istea
during tho molee it would 10 very easy to mis-
take him for ono Of the othor party The teati-
mony OF tho witnesses for tho dofonBo, together
With the prisoners ow1l statement Of tho affair,
convinced him sucl. was tho caso, and there.
upon lc discharged EGan.
MISCELLANEOUS.
!, J.. DoHarry, foEmerly alonc'l'cutter at No. Is
South Clark street, sworo out warrant yeater-