Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
POLICE CASES.
SATURDAY NIGHT WAS A GOOD ON

POLICE CASES.
SATURDAY NIGHT WAS A GOOD ONE.
The Valiant Middle street CO0ns.
There was plenty Of noise around the
city on Saturday night and the result was
tha: number of arrests were made and
the police were kept busy. Middle street
was the scene of number Of rows, in all
of which darkey men distinguished them
selves by whipping women.
At a late hour on Saturday night Elmer
Hulsinger. better known as Buz," a
short, thick-necked repulsive-lOOking
darkey, who has figured quito extensively
in police circles Of late years, whipped his
g woman, \ colored girl named Ann
Richardson. "Buz met the girl
at the corner of Duke and Mid
die streets, and. after pounding her
he robbed her Of her money. After
this little affair tho two walked up street
to point near the Lion brewery, where
Hulsinger again began beating the
woman. Officers Leman and Elias had
followed them from Duke street, and they
at once started for - Buz," who took to
his heels. Officer Leman pulled his pistol
and shot at him, but failed to hit
him. He escaped for the time. but was
caught yesterday afternoon at the corner
of Strawberry and Low streets by Officer
Elias. lilo again attempted to get away
by using his feet, but 4 revolver pointed a:
the coon's head brought him to his senses
and he went along quietly. lie gave bail
for \ hearing before Alderman A. F. Dor-
nelly on the charges OF assault and battery,
larceny, and drunken and disOrdcrly con.
duct. Hulsinger is . darkey who has y
reputation Of being g bad, +" but he usually
whips women or men who arc drunk. A
term in Jail would probably bring him to
his senses if he has any.
Robert Thornton, another mOke, whip
ped Maze Taylor, also colOred, on Satur-
day night and he was arrested. He gave
bail for hearing before A. F.. Donnelly
Samuel Gray, colored, thought he would
have to bc in the same procession with
his neighbors, SO he headministeretl thrash
ing to Sue Martin. Alderman DOnnclly
will dispose Of him also.
Louise Fisher, residing on West Wal
nut street, got drunk. She made great
deal of noise and Officer Flick, after MAX
ing complaint against her before Alder
man DOnnelly, started to arrest her. She
was unable to walk and was loaded into a
cab. Several boys were put in to hold
her, but before arriving at the station
house she managed to knock u pane of
glass out of the cab. She was committed
to prison for a hearing.
Mayors Court.
The mayor had severalcascs before him,
and some Of them were funny.
A One-legged man was found lying on
East King street, latc ON Saturday night
BY Officers Flick and Shay. He was
loaded down to the CUTTERS cdge with
cheap whisky and did not caro- great
deal about spending Sunday in lookup. He
stOutly resisted and it required two men
in addition to the officers to land him i'm
tho station house. Upon arriving there
he gave his name at ':Patsey BOliver"
and it was SO recorded. "Patsey" got
GO days in prison for his picnic.
Daniel Smith is the name of 4 man from
Hartford county, Maryland, who came
over to this county recently to work dur
ing harvest. He had been employed all
of last week in the country, and having
procured some money he came to town to
spend it. He drank " five-ccnt hum.
mers " until no could not walk and he lay
down on the door step of private resi-
dence on East King street, thinking he
was in bed at home. Officer Holman
showed him the way to the station house,
where he was assigned to room No. 5 ON
the ground floor. He remained there
until this morning. when he paid his bill
to the mayor, and after receiving his bag
gage was shown to the door by the porter
and lett the city ut once.
Otto Fisher, 4 little German, who says
he is a carpenter, "drank from the same
canteen with several others on Saturday,
and while walking along Duke street he
imagined that he was a privileged charac-
ter. lie met several ladies, and running
up to one Of them threw his arms around
her neck. Officer Holman arreste him.
A ticket to the stone castle, good to re-
turn any time after 10 days was given to
Otto by the mayor, and he will find that
in that institution he will be kept in
place where he vii! not be allowed to
caress many women.
Henry Gabrick, q very funny looking
old codger, who is farm hand in the
country came in for days sport on Sat
urtiay. lie had long wrcstle with about
quart Of whisky, which he was carrying
concealed on his person, and which finally
got the best Of him (havinS the under
hold) and threw him on u pile of sand ON
North Lime street. Some one who was
passing the sand during the evening saw
something roofing around in it which
closely rescmbled large turtle.
Upon making examination the object
was found to be man. Word was sent to
the station. house and Officer Wcitzel went
for Henry. After some digging he suc-
ceeded in getting him out. lie was COW
cred with sand and all his pockets were
full. He looked more like mortar bed
than man, but he was taken to the sta
tion house all the same. This morning his
employer paid his costs and he WAS let go.
Casper IIildebrand was drunk ycstcl-
day, but he did nothing serious, ami was
discharged. Annie Fleisher and her little
son, Harry, who is blind, applied for lodg-
ing over Sunday. They were discharged.
Thomas Forsyth, cripple who can hardly
walk on account Of an injury which he re-
ceived while working in coal mine, was
a lOd.cr over Sunday. Ho said that no
desired to go to Philadelphia. This mayor
discharged him and Superintendent Cox Of
the almshOuse bought him ticket to
Philadelphia. He left at o o'clock.
MANHElM.
Items of Interest I'm the borough.