Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
TUMDLED To TOlER
a BUSY DAY ~ r4e POLICE COURT
A Congiomsr.Tioa OF C0lprts sud -
riegy OF slcsss bat All have 90 CSlas
Before the Clerk az Lsst-A
Folscks surprise

seoaRalsted cases that would have well
nigh swsmped less inexperienced set Of
officers than those who are nov shaping
the co UTse of nun nieipal justice.
At . o'clock the five men arrested early
yesterday morning for requesting house
Of i'll fame. zs reported only IN The IELE-
GRAN ERALD were brought before his
honor Judge Holmes. The list Of arrsign-
ments was ~ followE
Chsrlesl HGmbEn. pleaded guilty. Al
though not 70 Und IN the house. he would
have soon b cen there. as he was part and
parcel OF the gang" Fine $40 and s.
costs. Paid.
Henry Miller was in the same boat, aud
couldn't steer clear OF The inexorable
meshes of the law any more than he could
of Lou Andersons bawdy house, 50 be
pleaded guilty. and the same penalty was
imposed.
Esby Kline and William Duffy were both
enjoying themselves in the Anderson re-
sort, and could give no pies II extsnustion
except that they got Ia liquor and In bad
company. Ten dollars fine and 81 costs IN
each case.
Subsequent developments showed that
kline and Duffy could not be let OF SO essy.
Duffy Was found 10 have a razor In bls
up in handkerchief, and both were imme-
distely rearrested on the charge of carrying
concealed weapons. They were srrsigned
in the afternoon. aud Kline made a clean
breast of the matter said he started out 10
visit bad house. a5d then armed himself
for fear that he should meet with bad char
acters. tie pleaded hard, and his mother.
handsome, matronly woman. was present
in the court room and pleaded earnestly for
k~.. - l..,k a
not by her voice, 80 that the Court, with bis
soft heart snd proverbisl leniency. could DO
no less than let Esby of with another dose
of $40 iioe, and MS mother Immediately set
about procuring the liquidation thereof.
Will Duffy also acknowledged that he set
ont TO go the rounds of the "shebangs."
but made the excuse that his razor was a
part of his kit" az u barber, which ne
always carried in his pocket, together with
his scissors and comb. The Judge could
only see clearly the fact that he had a muir
oerous weapon about his person. volun.ar-
tarily mingled with bad companions and
that in common with those companions ne
was amenabie 10 the law, but he wanted 10
look into tnis particular case little
farther, and therefore adjourned ii until
this morning. IL was expected that Duly.
whom the officers describe as very bad
character, would remsin in Jail, but George
bond for his appearances this mo rning. and
he was released.
Number five of the Almy-st. gang WAS
James Halloran. He was convicted of not
only resorting to, but OF dwelling in
house of i'll fame, and he was committed to
Jail for thirty days, but nis hne of Sl2 was
su bsequently paid.
Two common drunks James Haley and
Herman Livermore, were almost lost sight
nf in Ss m hnr
were convicted and fined s. each.
Jake Hindernach's case was again called.
but the witnesses for ihe defense not ap-
pearing. it was again adjourned until
o'clock this aiteanooD. George Ransom,
charged with keeping his saloon open on
Sunday was arrsigned, pleaded NOT guilty,
and his case adjourned until April 18Th.
And now comes Julian Msliszswzo wski,
who Keeps q saloon in the Eighth ward, on
West Diyision-st, near Shswmut-ave., and
after hanging around the court room and
offices about three O uarters OF an hour 10
get speech with the clerk. finally embraced
an opportunity to make his wants known.
81 wants TO make gomDlaints." said be.
'auf dem Jake Depoiackakewsh uDd Karl
Gomanos am berberski for t-owing stones
troo mine windows last night. / was toldt
dot wood pc militiss destruction nit pro-
berty, and wants 'em arrested right away
quick" The warrant was issued and
placed in the hands o. Officer GsJes. Aud at
the same time another suspicious looking
document was placed in his hand which be
unfOlded and just as Julian was preparing
to leave the Office. his passage WAS OBJ
structed by policeman and this same
document placed before him, and read 10
him by byslsnder who happened 10 be
well vsrsed Ia the clerks hlerogrspbics
when produced in a hurry and with bad
pen. 1t proved 10 oe warrant Issued on
complaint of one Johnson. for kee ping
open doors 70 his saloon ON Sunday.
'Mein GOti' said the irats Polack
"You DON mean you was holt me on DOT ?
schnspps mine inger" (sulting the action
to the word 'auf dot, und | goes we're j
blease."
lie soon found that be had TO appear be
fore His Honor 10 sBswer to the charge,
pleased or not, and of course pleaded not
guilty. The case was set down for this
morning at 9 o'clock and 500 bail was re-
duired for his appearance. be snapped
bis fingers again al this and said that he
would go TO Jail. but Just - be caught sight
of the grated door To the lookup, he wesK-
ened and asked if he might not be allowed
TO 20 on his own recognizsnce. AZ he is
perfectly well qualified the Cisrg made no
hesitation. but made out bis bond and &C
cepted his signature, with twinkle IN bis
Julian. thought you vas going TO keep
this dollar and go 20 jail7'
You 60 to sheol yourself said the irats
Polsck. Only YOU yus. zee dat dem oder
two feliers vas arrested for breaking mins
viadors. and ! vas sottisted."
There was still another complaint against
him for keeping open on sunday. the l5tn.
| he signed another bond. psi5 another dei-
| lar. aud departed for the West S'1s con
vinced that justice could Be hai If paid for.
even ia the Grand Rapids P0iics Court.
Hiram DIkemsn WAS complained 0f by
Annon E.on for ssssuitnE him with .
snifs, bat the case vas se.tlsd hv tas pay
| msnt Of costs bsf3re the warrant vas
| issued.
sarah ACfonrt. Of Coit-sve. com plafned
/ OF Ms. clnes. shO iives iu the same houss
/ for isylng violent hands or Der grand.
mother snd 0Eng insulting and Indecent
language and ne warrant vas issoe3 and
/ then
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