The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-25

losfer has had o great feast. 1t
q evident from the number OF arrest
made, that the police force was in
crossed none TO soon. A few item
are given which may be interestir,
to HERALD readers.
D BEER AND MUSCLE.
Thomas Austin. gentleman O
color, was chsrge1 with assaultins
aud beating sidney Hsrker al Lacy's
saloon near the Horn Silver Smelter
Upon ex,mih alton it appeared that
Oh tie 18Th OF October some bottles ol
Deer were taken from L,cy's saloon,
and that Austiu-ShO was doing
chores for Lacy aOd held the keys oil
the beet ceilar-heard the bottles
ljinglng in the brush short distance
from the saloon. and going to the
Llace discovered the beer and Hsr ker,
who 90 .menced to run away.
Austin grabbed him and pummelled
blm to such an extent thatthe bridge
Of Harkin's nose was slightly dissr-
ranged. Austin In his speech said {:
Il jest came out Of the back room
and paused, listened, and sure
enough heard clink, clink, cink,
in the brush and l knowed in a min
ute they were beer bottles. | knew
the sound, and [ had sort of an
affection for the bottles. just felt as
If owned them. for l knew if them
bottles were gene my chances of
keepiD' the job would be in the came
CT ndjtion, 80 / made for him, and
tell you boz, 1 could have caught q
race boss in them weeds. Ny honor
was involved and you bet l caught
my man. He called me a Mormon
SOD OF b-h, and that. and the sight
of the empty beers, all in a row like
soldiers, made me boil, and l h
snscked him one-dou's know how
hard. I've spared all over, bnt he's
the first man I've bled. 1 have never
peeled q mans nose or discolored hi.
eye. Be light On me. boss."
The judge 6ned Austin 800 and |
costs.
CHICKEN CHARLEY
This well kuown getlleman, wbo
has lately been re-christenRd Honest
Charley" haG to face. an army
OF charges yesterday-drunk, disor-
derry, profanity and fighting. He
claimed shat be was not drunk, and
when arrested was as sober as his
honor; that be was innocent of ali
the charges and ss white and pure as
the virgin snow. The case was CON
tinued until Monday to give him an
of proving himself hen
tireIy innocent. We have reason to
believe that Charley once had
Thanksgiving feast ever our turkey,
bat every Indication now shows that
he will not do SO this year. During
his incarcerssioD let the chickens re-
ioice.
THAT BRUTE.
The case against Pat Lsnders, for :,
making indecent approaches TO the !
little girl on First Esst street, as !
mentioned in yesterdays HERALD 9
vas put off until December Sd. 1881 ,
iurlng which time be vii,
De safely kept in the city jail.
ANOTHER. I
Deputr Sheriff VIM. Calder, on
arrested man named q
dsn!ll fer grossly insulting young
sdy on the U. G. BY. The state n
nent made to she writer is that while
he train was passing through Davis
county the young lady was ap- g
,roached by Hamill. who sas down r
beside her and seked her where she q
ived, etc. She left the seat and be :
ollowed her. wanting to go home !.
With her and desiring to know where '
he lived, tina! be might call on her. =
Ihe became frightened, and q pass :,
niger seeing the trouble arose and 4
ealt the bastard blow between the h
yes that sent him rolling to the floor r.
4 the Car. Hamill was locked up and e.
iill be tried Monday. 7
ovERCoATs IN LIMBO. u
Within the last week there have
cen more evercoats stolen in this
ity then ever before in so shors q
ime. Five men were arrested on G,
nspicion OF having been implicated 2
q the sheits, but the evidence was OF
1ch a frail character, that they we're
One man, named Philip lu
charged with stealing a il
oat belonging 10 Barton & Co.. al
loaded guilty and was fined $75.
While Mr.. Barton was at the police d,
oHrt making a complaint against Y
ais man, another coat was stolen :.
ON his store, of which nothing has dl
nee been heard. VIM. GALLAGHER ti
lso lost coat and found it in Geo. .
'rooksbank's secondhand store. 1t
'fooksbank refused 10 deliver up the
oat, and GALLAGHER went before the
astice Of the fifth precinct and 20:
ut writ OF replevin for il. Brooks, q.
ak couldn't recognize the man ;:
no sold it to him. Again, about =
,n days ago, an ovsrcoat belonging ,
, Ed. Mcclellan, was stolen from q
lon G. Tufts saloon, snd afterwards &
'und in the possession ofa fellow on In
ommercial street, who gave the d
of the man who had sold I.
to him, and last evening the fret
whose name is VIM