Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-07
TaE COURTS.
POLICE COrRT.

Judge DiNOn 5 court uid NcA9 i"A -
business yesterday as both Sundays and
Mondays business was IN one day
SUNDAYS ARRESTS.
The first person brought in Sunday
morning was a colored man named j. W.
Perry. who was charged with keeping a
club room. Chief Mcnamara made the
arrest. The prisoner pleaded guilty and
was fined $40 and costs, sl2 in all.
Robert Allen was a disturber OF the
peace, brought in by officers Calvert and
Longnire. He had been indulging in lit
tie domestic fight with his wife.
Mike Green was a drunk and disorderly
that officer George Dennis found on East
Douglas He was fined $500. with 500
costs, and put up his watch for the same.
l.. ID. Arley was party arrested
as he was about TO leave for
Kansas City with one of Biting
Bros stolen suits and some stolen
jewelry, an account of which appears else
where He was brought in by Chief Nc
Namara, officers Burrows. knight and Den
mis-, all of whom had worked on the case.
Cyclone is the alias OF Alice Conley, n
female of very unsavory reputation who
was escorted TO the cooler in hack by Of
ficers Harmon and Dennis, and they had
their hands full in getting her there. She
put up $40 for her appearance yesterday
morning, but failed TO show up
Charles Smith was another drunk
brought UP by Officer Harmon. He was
fined 8 and costs. He tried to tell the
court a very startling story, and in order
to heighten the effect, constantly requested
his honor to ''please get scared, but the
court wouldn't.
John Under was the driver of an ice
wagon who got into an alteration with a
lemonade man about bill for ice, and
wound up by hitting the lemonade man
hard enough to make him believe the ice
wagon itself had struck him. just at this
stage of the game Officer Charlie Burrows
caught Linder and escorted him to the Jug
He put up his watch for his appearance.
L. J. Jinkins, George Wilson and sam
Wood were three young fellows who were
arrested by Officer Joe Stewart, charged
with having disturbed the peace and quiet
Of the Salvation army. They were all tried
but there was only enough evidence 10
convict one OF them, George Wilson, who
was fined 8 and costs, which he paid and
looked daggers at the blue dressed prosecu-
trek.
MONDAYS ARRESTS.
Officer Coin arrested ThOs. Pond for
throwing trash in the alley IN the rear Of
III North Main. His case was settled
VIM. Duese was whisky vag brought IN
by Officer Hartzei. He was fined T., and
costs, which he paid.
Officer Coin later came in with Tom
Jones. also charged with throwing stuff
| in rear Of III North Main and paid a fine.
w. Baird was arrested by Officer Hart
zell for leaving his horse unhitched and
paid g for the same.
W. ". Elliott ran a club room, but Off
GERS Beahrs and Longnnire naboed him and
| brought him into court. He plead guilty
and paid So and costs
Morton Fox was steward Of the same
club and gave bond FOR his appearance
/ The same officer arrested him who got
Elliott
"Datehy," jointist, WAS up again and
/ gave bond for his appearance this morn
/ lug. Longmire and Jinkins made the ar
rest
Officers Calvert and Bishops arrested
Frank Chainy On two charges, petit lar
ceny and running confidence game.
l.. Herman was another party who left
his horse unhitched. He il a new driver
for 3 Wholesale house, and got experience
/ enough the first day 20 cost him E. Hart
eel brought him in.
George K Bressling Is the name of a
/ party who was running whisky joint
when Officer Stewart went after him He
paid his little 81 and costs and went On
/ his way.
Tom Jones appeared at the request Of
4 Gflcer Fenner and paid similar fine FOX
| a similar offence
/ Officer jenkins came il with four dizzy
/ denizens, who paid their fms and Left
Officer jenkins brought in ore keeper
and foe inmates Of bawiy houss- The
proprierress paid 80. and each girl 80
gUgTIcE COURT.
Justice Hammond held 10 court yes,e--
! dzy. IS Re was sick II bed a. bone Re
viii b out n day CT two.
There we're eleven civil cases disEsoasd Q.
I Ia Justice Bzrrett's court
| In the matter Of tie state vs- 'fFrenchy''
! O. William French, The party charged
With selling liquor az Eiiridge park. ard
who xas thrown iaso jail Last szturx.zy
! for not rezppesring q. The eonsinazcce OK
Lss txlAi Oh thas day, the prisoner VIA
| brought into court and wa1 found guilty
on four counts IN oae case and one IN the
other. Fos each count he WA iced 500
and oests and thirty days, The asseodAn.