Daily Republican., 1879-05-12
POLICE COURT.
Too much Whiskey-An Assault
and Battery Case.

Too much whiskey-An Assault
and Battery Case.
There were no trials at the police
court Saturday evening. Yesterday
lnorning'the frst..prisoners placed in the
dock were William Kelley, Thomas
Burke and Thomas Gallagher. Two Of
the party have often been F." behind the
bars" and one of them has but recent
ly been released from New Castle Jail,
Officers Cannon aud Mccormick arrested
the parties Saturday afternoon at Front
and Poplar streets. They were all
drunk, Kelley being noiser than the
other two. On being told to leave the
corner, Gallagher commenced arguing
the case with the officers and said
''they would remain on the corner as
long as they wanted to-" His Honor
informed the prisoners that he would
impose upon them the drunken fine,
but if arrested again he would send
them over.
James Dougherty was arrested satur-
day evening by officer Gutchmer. James
had been partaking rather freely of the
Intoxicating cup, and concluded to
go to the depot. The officer found his
man on Water St., near French, very
drunk, so fearing that he might be run
over by the cars, the officer conducted
James safely to the hall. Fifty cents
and cost was the penalty in this case.
: Martin Coleman was arrested Satur-
, day evening by officer Dinsmore. The
officer found Martin over Eleventh st.
3 bridge laying in the pathway very
drunk. Martin would not tell the Off
> Ger where he lived, and said "that he
3 could throw him overheard before he
would tell" Fifty cents and cost was
r imposed in Martins case.
i, Thomas Merrion was arrested at the
3 deet Saturday evening by Detective
O Lesg. The man was in the ladies'
. room at the depot very drunk and u.s.
ing abusive language. Mr.. Legg went
to the man and told him he had better
o leave the room as he was not doing
: right and it was wrong in him to use
e such profane language. Mr.. Legg left
Tie HAL anu WtnI lutO tuo boAVioHiSii
n room when the man followed and step
l. ping up to Detective Legg said "brine
Y him out as he wanted to settle the mat
a ter" Officer Legg thought the best way
1t to settle the matter was to take his mai
. to the hall, and at the hearing yester
? day morning the prisoner was fined s
o and cost.
d At the hearing last evening DAME
y Mooney was arraigned on the charge o
it assault and battery on Frank Bannar
= On Saturday afternoon Mr.. Bannar
J. went into John Mcllugh' S saloon, corne
10 of Eighth and Church streets and me
1t Mooney, they both partaking of glass
S of ale together. Bannar lelt the saloo1
st and while standing on the corner
d Mooney (without the least provocation,
stepped up to Bannar and struck hin
t in the face, and he thought that he ais
10 kicked him. The prisoner said, I"
don't remember seeing him at all, mus
Ie have been pretty full l guess"
n. Mr.. Banar.-"You didn't appear
n be any fuller than l."
If The prisoner. -"Iguess we were bot
st very full"
it The prisoner was fined 81 and cost.
I'd
h. The Funeral Of samuel Campbell
er The funeral of Samuel Campbell tool
re place yesterday afternoon from his LAT
ve residence, No. 6l5 French street. Th
i'll funeral was very large one, and ft
We hours people fecked into the house
ne order to take last view Of the remains
Mt Deceased was member of several o.
At ders in this city, and the following al
do the Lodges which participated in tt
he funeral:-Delaware Lodge, No. !, l.
Us O. F., turned out go members; Lafa,
cite Lodge, No. 2, X. of P, 56 member
Sc Mattahoon Tribe, No. II, l. O. R. NJ,
I'm members. The employees of the Jacksc
Ve & Sharp Co. turned out los men. I'll
AS services at the house were conducted
nd Rev. DR.. Nixon OF Central Presbyteris
TX church. The body was placed in
Rosewood casket, with satin head-li
n ing and satin pillow. There were s
&C. silver handles Oh the casket and h
II name was inscribed on the silver pla
ow with the date of his birth and also tn
of of his death. The following were IL
As pail bearers: Past Grand Peyton
cd West and German d. Lincoln, on b
cd half of the |. o. o. f.; James Morrist
&C. and John Mahoney of the X. of T
ii. and Jesse Way and William H. Pier
for the Red Men. Deceased was inte
u; red in the Riverview Cemetery and
5: the grave the full service of each ord
2: was read.
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