The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-24
RECORDERS COURT.
A YOUTH WHO WANTED A
KISS.
Henderson and His TWO Shooters
A MuPderous Italian and His
Peaceable Partner. Etc.

Henry G. Stnson was fined s. for be-
ing drunk and disorderly In Lockwood
q kampmann's bank yesterday, where
he was trying TO raise quarrel with
Mr.. Lockwood.
Cristina Carasas, a pretty little Next
can girl, was charged with using insult
ing language to Mrs Manuella Sanchez,
who was present with cloud of wit
nesses. The charge was not sustained
and the court dismissed 1t.
Hugo Schuetze, II young German, was
drunk and disorderly in the main mar
ket house yesterday morning, and was
fined 50 by the court. lie was trying
to put his arm around the waist
of one of the women who keep
coffee and lunch stand in the market,
and was trying to kiss her lie said he
wanted to pay for himself and two
friends who had breakfast. and gave her
81. She said he owed for four break
fasts, and he told her II she made HIM
nav for the fourth one he would kiss her.
She made him pay for 1t and he was try
ing to Kiss her when MIR. Moglia, the SUI.
perintendent Of the market, came up
and made him stop and get away.
John llenefee, striking Henry SEM
llnger, dismissed.
Henry Semlinger. drunk aud disor-
derby. 81; leaving train alone, 81.
j. M. Eckford, continued,
John Scott and Miller, quarreling and
fighting. dismissed. Scott was clean
ing the gas lamp in front Of the White
Elephant, and was on a step ladder, hen
Miller came out, and in fun, shook the
ladder until Scott fell of. Scott tried TO
catch him, but Miller ran away. An
officer thought they were fighting and
arrested both.
Theodore Henderson. colored man
was charged by his second wife, Mrs.
Henderson, with being drunk aud disor-
DERBY. She stated TINT last Saturday
night he got up and left the house be-
cause she told him she wanted
him TO stop making so much noise. lie
came back about . O'Clock Sunday morn
ing and presented two derriLger pist OILS
at her head. lie then laid them on the
bed and told her to take one and defend
herself. She took up both of the pistols
and went out Of the house. he following
her lie said this was his second wife.
She had m AIDE his life so miserable that
sometimes he was crazy. or "fighty'
and did not know what he was doing.
lie slept at his shop Saturday night be-
cause he could not sleep ut home. lie
went back Sunday, put on clean shirt
aud took so out of his trunk aud the
two pistols. lie told her to take one
and kill him. lie would rather she
would than to make his life so misera-
BILE. lie then went over to see his baby
before he left home, and when he re-
turned his pistols and meney were gone,
and soon after he was arrested. The
case was dismissed.
Holyrod. tying horse to lamp post, and
breaking the lamp, 50.
William Benson, violating hack ordi-
nance, S..
Waties Il Co.. violating sanitary ordi-
nance. continued.
Andrew Bauer, insulting language,
continued.
DE Barre beating and striking
two cases, continued. Benjamin
Ernst, violating hack ordinance, con
| timed.
Mike Scherill and Vital Troyla
quarreling and fighting, continued. The
two are Italians and are partners In a
| little saloon on Acequia street. opposite
Salinas street. SCherilli says Troyla Is
n murderer, having killed n man in his
own country and came to America. lie
| ia very violent and murderous when
drinking, and last night he was shaking
dice for drinks in the saloon with some
others and was very noisy when Scherlll
told him to keep quiet. lie jumped NJ
and drew knife and attempted to stall
the bar-keeper, Scherilli, who picked up
piece of iron and stood him of with IL
lie afterwards drew a Ratchet on him
and then Scherlli hit him over the head
with the piece of iron and put him ou
of the saloon. A window glass wal
broken as he went out