The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-07
MAYORS COURT

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Joseph Hoffman, abusivey drunk, IS, cosisant
sent up q hours, n r
John Motander had grand Republican rally
all by himself andpaid 81 and costs.
Justin Mang, getting up mNse motor IN hi'
knees Than he hadin his feet, 49,. Il .
Oscar Edckson, regular old Cape Horn drunk
too drunk to fight aud not quite drunk enough tC
sleep, sb and costs
Mike Qulgley, arrested on complaint of Matilda
Purcell, Jut no dction was had, as Matilda settled
the matter and paid half the costs
Barney Kelly, get onto your feet, and look me
in the eye Barney, you were awful drunk last
night However, I'll give you a chance 10 lie
anyhow guilty or not gullyH n RI
b, 'Rpn NC soul yer onner ! niyer shpoko an 'In-
truitli1me lie, an begofra ] Tapt begin now, I
was dhFphks6r. tl.lI{t lllHi .l.II
Barney, you may pay the coats and go up street
with a policeman. You'll be at liberty in about
4Shours. suggM uar..
James Eihe, you have visited me 80 often that l
am tempted to become familiar and call you Jim,
but snch an expression TO one like yon would not
become my dignity. Say, James, will you never
let up? Only month or 80 ago lectured you on
that glowing. nose Of yours, Its cause ana effect,
and you promised me then you'd bleach 1t or bust,
and see you have busted. One, two, let's see,
five. James, you've been here Just seven times
on the same charge and think you mightstOp
1t and give me q holiday. Knowingyour average
poverty, I'll make 1t IS this time, but next time
you come here shall fine you 5000 and luck you
up In beer vault till it'spad
What are you doing here, Henry Burke2 W
Well, yer honor, ma 10 q mistake yesterday
and got purity full. ...i : ...y...N .
Yes, understand, Mister Burke You're one Of
this habitual mistakers, make 'em every time You
get a chance. And If taking drink constitutes a
mistake your life Is 80 chuck full Of mistakes that
there isn't enough Of anything else left to make
up a ten cent biography. One dollar and costs
Henry. y 'k# FE E .tt M
b Frank Bray, jackasseS bray, but Il seems you
haven't enough common sense. You got very
drunk last night.
Yes, I'm guilty, sir, ! acknowledge the corn.
Yes, that's what's the matter with you, Frank
you acknowledged too much corn yesterday, fluid
extract OF COTn, huu W eVuhllAo blo ohSSI "Al
charge you one dollar.
Ny noble cock eyed statesman, stand up, and
cast one eye back into the coal house and watch
me gesticulate, with your other. Benjab IN n.
Butler, at one time this great nation held you in
respect, watched you like mother, and the little
birds whispered through the trees that you might
become Presldent--of dead beat association; ;
but Benjan In, we don't twish to hurt your feelings
and, consequently, won't say much about that
spoon scrape, but on your last drunk we shall
charge to account, 81 and costs.
The above are all city cases, Under the Statute
the following parties were arraigned:
Frank Adams, manipulating three cards for
money, s. and costs.
w. Ferguson, assault and battery on Chawles
Hopkins Lloyd, justfabe, though C. Hopkins was
as quiet as Lamb.
J. W Davis and &, N, Johnson, larceny at G, a.
Winterhalter's and GeGting " Bucher's, $40 and
three daysup
Daniel Davy, passing a counterfeit SlObill on
a Richmond (Ind.) bank, bound over to Court
in the sum Ofslt0.
Joseph Hoffman, burglary and larceny on com
plaint of Dan S. Robertson, Of the SOurbeck
House, Alliance. Bound over to COurt and sent
up in default of $500 bail.