Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
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Nhsn Iadgs Holmss shost the ran from
la JUDICIAL skirts snd asosndsc tns bench
Yesterday nsraias. tAs aFst thing he cld
as % peer oysr Clerk Tozsrs shoulder and
see a qails formidable PIE Of con-
plalals de asFsr aided oss ~ complain
iHg hlnsslf. kossssr. and ths ofaesr began
Ga ths roll
John Aaderson. intoxicated On Aimy-ss.
on sunday. pleaded guilty hned Is and
costs ~ fourteen DAYS IN laii. Ons collar
hns or tao days IL tas extra charge for
Sunday wors a this ooart. There 10 stsil
sHothsF charge psading against Anderson,
one for ssssGis sad battery.
Noses Hamakan. drun<. and nee yet get
over H. case deferred.
Joha Hobeeh. drunk on CaaAl-st. Sun
day s. and costs OF fourteen days.
James Lee. plain Saturday night drunk,
s. and costs OF twelve days These were
al committed
Jack Qaalsy. uho weat TO jAil Sunday
night Al Ais own request and then kicked.
showed that lie Vas not mistaken n his
course, for he bad $3.50 IAN 10 pay hls nue.
aud costs.
Altman Markham plead ed guilty TO using
ooseens and indecent language on the
street and vas lined s. and costs. which he
paid.
Ralph lee. disofdsriy, 81 and coats or
fifteen days committed
George Chubb the man who Was found
i. = l.. fiji .h.s.
| ou Amy ST. Mas tined $40 and costs or
twenty DAYS in Jail, and committed.
Tommy Wsrnman. . t~elve-yesr-old lad.
l Who has been a persistent uuAnt. was
brought into court by his father for the
second time ss incOrriglblr. The County
Agent has not before consented. as there Is
nothing wrong with the boy otherwise, but
this time be Was sent 10 the Reform Scho oil
until Ii years OF age. The boy says be has
a step mother. but she USES him we'll, but
he don't ike TO 20 TO school. he will now
/ ind there Is such thiak IN Michigan as
/ compulsory education.
| Ole Nelson drove bis horse on . gallop
through . gap ia funeral procession on
Bridge-st- Saturday, and aoknow edged his
fault, but claimed ne did not know Of the
| existence OF the ordinance, and could get
out OF the way oy no other means. AS he
was perfectly sober and a good citizen he
was released on payment Of the costs.
The forenoon session scarcely occupied
IAN heur in the Police Court. ana al
oc scx the case of The People IS. w. II.
p bastaray. was called. The respond
! cot. accompanied by his attorney, L. j.
Kelly. Mrs. Sherwood. mother of the COM
planning witness, her other daughter. Mat
tic Sherwood. and Prosecuting Attorne y
Clay, appeared in Court, but Mrs. SheE wood
produced q certificate that Ella Sherw God.
the com plsining witness. was not able 10
appear, ana il was stated that she was ex-
pected 70 be confined very soon.
The tsstiz4ong given oy Mrs. Sherwood
and Matte. which had been transcribed by
he stenogr apher, was read, corrected IN a
| few imm Aterial Instances, and signed. when
Mr.. Kelly Was alloues to ask Mrs. s., the
| mother, one more question. 10 was:
DO you know when Ella last went
through her monthly SICK ness"
she said think, sne sail
No. no, the question Is 90 you kHoasf''
Yes, do"
When was it,"
During the last week in July"
| This Was added 70 her testi mony, and Mr
Kelly then called Frank kerster. but be
called in vain. Frank had been subpnned
bat mad not arrived. The counsel said hs
| wanted 10 take - testimony and also con
| tinue the crossexaniDation of the com.
plAiAinx witnss2 when she WA able to ap
pear and asked for further continuance.
Mr.. Clay denurrsd on account Of the
improoability Of getting the witnesses into
court, and also ofthe imnaterislity Of fur.
tier testimony on this examination, but
not stren1ously, ana an adjournment wa'
granted until Wednesday AFTERNOON AZ
O'Clock.
In the United States Court the trial o
Marcus Mcconnell. charged with cutting
timber on Government lands IN Emmst
! county resulted in verdict
OF not guilty. and the deftnds n
vas discharged. The case of Colin Camp
bell for being pension fraud is on trial
/ Campbell visited this and several other
cities in ths State and represented TO veter
| ans that he was pension agent, and OF
promise OF securing pensions for them b.
obtained small sums OF money from them
Hon. q. Chase Goodwin and Hon. j. c. Fitz
Gerald were appointed by Judge Severan
as a COMMITTEES 20 confer With committee:
from other courts TO prepare suitable reso
| lutions, commemorative Of the life anC
public services OF the late lamented Chic
Justice Waite.
Motion day in the Circuit called out th.
usual large number Of civil cases
1
O'Clock In the case of Nettie Brockwa'
against Robert Patterson, tor damages, Al
order was made allowing the plaintiff T.
file an amended declaration. A judgmen
vss rendered IN the Cutler Elliott goad cas-
for ten cents and costs. IN favor IF tn
plaintiff Judge ken gomsry appointed
ID. Norris and w. J. Stuart COMMITTEES 4
center with Others ia the matter Of draftinl
resolutions Of respect TO the late Chief Jus
tee Waite.
Il was unusually dali in the Supsrio
Court yesterday. not a case appearing on Ia
b.ottsr nor any papers sled
Ysstsrdsv's Court Record.
/ CNrrED STATES I aited States vs. Mar
cus Mcconnell. indictment for trespass Of
United States land, verdict Of net guilty
United States vs. Colin Campbell. indict