Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-23
Sc Rs the osI,oer,. Ear Or.

JUNIOR Ills the colored man who on the lsth
Instant assaulted onicer JAS X narrower aIa tsr
his ear on, was before the Police Court TO-DAY ths
Changes being disordery conduct ana resistin. IA,
oiiicer Mr. 4. z. Gloss appeared tor him. rns
prr~oner, who had been severely clubt.ra sst.,
oiling The ofilcers ear, had i've plasis,fS IN, M
Iesa t Anu haa spent lew days in the HOSPITAL
Tue dlsordefy case was nrst Tiled, and the olicsf
testlned that on saturday last he saw Ellls va
drunk and approached him, when the prIs,Da1
applied an opprObrous eplIheJ % witness M
PAT him under arrest.
On cruss-examnation witness admitted thaf n,
had dubbed Kills father months az. bUt
denied that he haa any animosiIy against dsIels-
ON redirect examination witness sail th.t IA
called TO kllis 20 20 IA the house. when be re1ied
10 II with the white 81 -"
, Charles sohlens testified 70 seeing Eus tall
narrower told lhe man ~ take him home ~ he
would arrest him aud Ellis said: "Let the white
$50 " ID, and The Ofroer then seuS
ON crOss-ekamination witness SAID that am.
was not disorderly, nor dld he siy anythln. M
,he oiicer hailed him George Myers gave ANA
For the defendant Delaware HudneIl tes,ino, "a
seeing kiIls IN company with Watson, aud he was
not NOT aisordeis. GRANT Walker ana Nj. Whselei
testlneu 10 the same elect
ChaS II. Watson testified that Ellis was drpns
al sutheriand's l2th ano streets, and ne tooE
MIN nome. kIiis dId not open has mouth o. tfs
of1cer, ana was helplessy tight Wines "a
MIN 10 ms house, where he lald hlm down ait
bess left ana narrower In few minutes come up.
say lng, by O., that's Kills. anu saying 70 mn,
out
Other witnesses testined to EMS being Too drunk
90 run.
onicer Narrower was recalled in rebuttai ana tes-
Tined IL Vas not over hau a minute When he p,ut
Ia The house 10 arrest nm.
Fog defendant Freemont Butler ana Ce,est nu,-
ler destined that kilis was beasCly druuN on tn-
Moor when the OfiCer came IN.
Nj. Gloss contended that the defendant had
committed no crime. and that TIE change OF d.
oruety Lao been made only alter the Onlcer iUana
tnat he mad 10 have some warrant Tor cIuDiaus
the defendant nearly 70 death
ELLIs FINED FoR pIsoRDERLY coSppcr.
The court said three witnesses swOre posltitelr
10 the use OF bad language lie adJulgcd Ala.
guilty and imposed q Tine OF s.. An appeal = as
The case of violence 10 an otrcer WAS then ta..s
up The oincer testified that lac arrested Fills la
the halfway as he was running. When he gol 4il,l
out tlie oeiendant Tell, AID he JeTked nun ~. hs
called cart, and when they we're putting nlIs IA
LIS got nod oi the oIlcer and ut ls eaI AM DO
Charles S0nls testified that when he orIo-r
Drought Kills Out he Tell on the payeueut Nn-
hess mas walking away when be heard the oTlIe,-r
cty ne Mas bitten nay ear on" and turning hs
ga" tneAn oolh taA cut of the cart tIe csalld
swear that the officer did not Use hls baUoa M
aIier they we're Out ot the cart.
| HELD fok TBE GRAND JURY ON THE SECOND CHANCE
The court, alter hearing further evidence. ssnt
the case TO the grand jury and liked the baIl "A
$500.
honBEElEs REfoRrED.-Chares G. Han No lfOs
street. reports that his house was entered Tisa,-
oa5 night aud rooocd OIL a large QUALIFY Of "a
IiVus artlcies-A pOcketboOk cOulalnliis s.gI "a
Was sOotea from the house Of Mn Au.. 49,
S1acAehDush, No. lel4 l0th street nOr .hwesL--
-FOUR brass slllggots and some lead pip. vas
stolen from one vi John h. MaggamaIi ; vacant
lOuses--CJudge q. T. harr1s No. I2Is n sIrvst
Reports stolen iOur pigeOna-Mrs. Maryman 80
ports the larceny OF some cigars and cis areISes
Judge Thurmam as Port Huron.
4 SREIf
| Dhsf oLE'ELASp AND DIscJ ssIoS IHE TARIFF.
| EA-senator Thurman and party reached P.rJ
| Huron AT 2 O'clock yesterday afternoon Wien
| the wharf Was reached a passage was forad
1 through the dense crowd, and judy, Thurman ai,a
party were escorted 20 carriages by the rcceptlss
| committee. The PROCESSION was then formed as.l
marched through The principal streets OF the cilr
l winch were decorated Win nags banners al,d
pictures. la Pine Grove, a beautiful parA speak-
ing stand had been erecteu Fully lar,.e tn.i, ,ss
| people, mostly ulen, we're present Judge TuCr-
ilau VAS greeVed VITA hearty round VI
| applause. When quiet was restored he askea:
| WA you allow Rae 10 keep lay cap on. I-,sr
| COURSE certainly am afraid with this c,sld
4 norln ~iuu, IL snL do Inc harm AZ A Meag
bareheaded, and, although Am perfectl.- willlsg
10 uncover nay head beIOre the people stili -
not want 10 break down at JEe beglnnlng uI tao
campaign ItOices keep your cap Oh. i lla
| Commended PRESIDENT Cleveland and nls Admins
tratlon, characterlzlng The President a. "a braFe
| Intelligent, iesel-aeaued, noble man-ile mas nai
cIean aud upright and a successful admInistTa-
| ion" lApplause, and voice. ''nurrah for Nleys-
| Land j lac said mat ne Knew The PreslaenI vel
and that more uprlg ht aud Wise man does usss
| dwell Mlihln Tie limits VI the United state.
Judgc Thurman Then devoted himself Co the Iarln
question, arguing for lower rates. lie cnarsl.d
| mat the repuollcans had gone Uefore the peoplt,
WIN Ialse pretenses, aud that a. his long L.
ilticai career Lie had never DeIOre socu sucn az
dacity anu doccll he had noIlced on The part M
the advocates OF high protection.
| Judge bhurInaa spoke easily, ms voice beiuz
Clear and sITUns. larry In his speech the SPEAK
had occasion u use nls hanaNercnlei and ti,e az
| pearance OF Lne famous Danaana called fOrih
hearty cheer.
kepres sntallve Hatch, of Missouri WAS the seS.
ond speaker oI the Afternoon