Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
POLICE PICKING Gs.
Drunk and Observation-Disclosures
DriviBg-.An ex. Policeman Pleads
Guilty 10 an Assault-S ey era
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DruDks.
At the police court on Saturday even
ing Isaac Morrison and Wn. Turner
two colored boys, wers arraigned oil tn
charge OF disordsriy conduct. Emmett
Stidham, night watchman in the Sc
cond street market house, preferred tn
charge, and from the evidence given
was shown that the defendants made
constant practice Of running througl
the market and Of also acting In dis
orderly manner. The boys had ol
several occasions been warned to leav
but they paid no attention to the ad
vice given them, and officer Chamber
who was passing by the market though
1t best to conduct the lads to the hall
His Honor held the boys in 500 u
keep the peace.
policeman Thomas Nickersor
next stepped into the dock, a. jane
Curran, hatcher, preferred q charg'
of assault against him. The defend
ant pleaded guilty to the charge, and
was sentenced topay the costs In the cas'
and held In 500 bail to keep the
peace. The defendant told the Chic
not to charge him with any witness
fees. The Chief gave the ex-police.
man to distinctly understand that HI
knew his own business, and the de-
fsndant was ordered to be placed back
until such time as he would be willing
to pay the required amount.
The next prisoners placed in the docl
we're two young men who were arrested
for reckless driving on Market street.
1t has always been custom at the
police court for prisoner on being
asked his name to have no hesitancy
in giving 1t. One Of the defendants
said his name was Kelley but refused
to divulge his first name but gave the
Chief to understand that 1t was for him
to find out. Kelley was ordered to be
placed back. Kelley's companion think
ing perhaps, that 1t would not be poll.
cy to refuse giving his name, with
smile on his cpuntenance gave the
name Of William II. Lloyd.
On Saturday afternoon Lloyd and
his companions who had been drinking
were driving up Market street in Q
manner, both men having hold
of the reins, SO that it was impossible
to tell who was driver. The team ran
into a street car, and Lloyd was lean
ing half way out Of the wagon. Officer
Chambers took charge Of the team, and
while proceeding up Market street,
Kelley fell out Of the wagon. The
officer was surprised that they were
not killed. Lloyd was fined ~ and
Kelley remained in the cells.
A young man was arraigned for as
sault and battery on Thomas Doyle
The plaintiff testified that
while at Mr.. Hanson's livery stable
last Friday evening, he was given ten
cents, and the defendant who had been
Thinking, endsavored to secure the
from witness the young man
seized witness by the throat and push
ID him up against the stall and
pulling out seven shooter, pointed
Il at plaintiffs head and threatened to
shoot him. His Honor informed the
young man that the case was one
which goes beyond his jurisdiction and
he accused was held in $500 for Court.
The young man was also charged
With committing an assault and bat
cry on Robert Foreacre. While Mr..
Foreacre was passing up Market street
he young man without the least pro-
struck at the plaintiff kicked
lin and knocked him down. His: Honor
the young man that the assault
IN Mr.. Foreacre was an unprovoked
ue and he therefore required the de-
endant to pay fine Of $5 and costs.
HEARINGS SUNDAY MORNING.
Kelley, the young man who refused to
i've his name on Saturday evening, was
'hly to glad yesterday morning to com
,ly with the request, and stated his
lame was John Kelley. The evidence
,eing the same as that given in the
lloyd case, same sentence was passed
IN Kelley.
Two delapidated individuals for being
trunk we're fined so cents and costs.
Charles Mason, colored, was arraign-
ID on the charge of the larceny Of q
louble barrslled bresch loading shot
,uu, from stable on West Fifth street.
he charge not being sustained the
prisoner was discharged.
TRIALS LAST EVENING.
Henry Flemmer colOred boy, who
s not over six years of age, was placed
n the dock. From the evidence given
was shown that the lad intertered
With John Hunt, d. c., while he was
n the act of capturing an unregistered
log. Flemmer and dozen other boys
lisliked the idea of Prof. Hunt captur-
ng the dogs on East Eleventh street,
md the defendant threw stone at
Iunt, which missile struck another man
n the foot. The Mayor told the lad
hat he regretted very much to punish
hildren, but he had made up his mind
D enforce the dog ordinance If men
nough could be found in the city of
to do the work, but If a
ozen boys would interfere with the
fficer in the discharge Of his duty, that
would BE- impossible for him to cap.
nre the CANNES. The lad was required
, pay a fine of 81 and costs.
The last case was drunk, And the
sual fine was imposed.
ngl land rs the ArDiter OF EurOp Q
LONDON, Jan. 24.-The Times, in a
,ading editorial article to-day, COM
lenting on the proposed increase in the
erman army, says: "What is disturb.
,g in the matter is the vivid revelation
affords of the terrible condition of
le armed truce in which Europe ex-
ITS from day to day. By wisdom aud
rmness statesmen luay avert collision
t these armed forces, but such an
chievment will need incessant vigi.
ance and patiauce. AT suoh 4 time