Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
DISAG Rec MENTS
Ths Rslles cs1Es n osasdsry an Day
keax a. - 8hs shsa1a Bs coa-
st<ssd. Asa1ltrsd oz
nsId fer Trial

All TIE csses IA the Police Court yester-
dag we're sonsshas perplexing. snd bot for
the soothing ia6asncs Ct box Of cigars
handed around during recess by the senisl
tleEx. A 3. Tozsr. ofsesrs. J.dse. iary and
lawyers mlzht have got togetssE by the ssFs
and impedsd ne progress of ths machinery
Of justice. shien usaally foas 80 smoothly
IA the Lyon street temple.
Thomas kinninsnt vas convicted CT
being insoxiestsd and promptly sent up for
tsslvs days. and then came the tuz Of var.
LoEfie Hail well known IN sporting circles.
came up fof trial resident OF house OF
lEfams. City Attorney Taylor hat every
thing prepared for prompt c0aytetl0a, and
sssn she sentence OF six m0nths 10 the
House of Correction laid out for her. but,
10 and behold. she came up. not smiling bat
ia tears. with James AebEids "a eoensel.
sad demanded jury trial. OF
course she had TO De accommodated
and when tns jury we're smpsnneiled
sne showed bY ssssfal witnesses that she
was earning livelihood By sewing. The
ye0plss witnesses. chiefly policemen. testi-
ied that she vas seen walking the streets al
al hours Of the night. Mr.. Taylor yehen-
enily asserted TO The Court and the jury that
she vas nothing bat . prostitute, and Mr..
AcBrids made an eloquens appeal In her
behalf as . once fAllen woman, but now
determined TO reform. The prosecutor
closed with q speech Of ridicule rather than
Of argument and IL WAS very evident that
some Of the jaryunen At least looked
upon him as prosecutor instead
OF = prosecutor They were sent 20
/ their Jury room at 1l.30 and at 1890 they
were not ready 10 report. 80 the court al
| j0arned until p. m. IL opened up prompt
| ly at that hour, and the jury came III with
a decisive report that they could by no
| means agree. IE was understood on the
| outside that only ons stood out for aequit-
| tai bnt however thai may oe, the earnest
| plea OF her counsel ensured Loitie a respite,
| and her case viii oe tried again this morn
1 ing.
Tue case OF Louise Du Bois. a
/ similar one, was adjourned I'M
/ Ill Friday morning. aud then the
| case OF John SweetlittleHon kemkowski and
/ Joseph Tskeemeonyurkneekom -
/ III the reporter has not got these names
| Just right be SAYS it is the fault OF the rec.
| 0rd)-wss brought up, and It was found
| that thsy were charged with . serious
/ Ofease-no less q one than assault with IN
1 tent TO do great bodily harm less than the
| uard.r. The poor Polacks were of coarse
| Astonished. As City Attorney Taylor ex-
| planned all that they had been guilty of was
| breaking into the bawdy house of Mary
| Shsffer, kicking her down stairs and
breaking IN her windows, as was de-
cribsd in yesterday mornings TELEsKAK-
| HERALD. They claimed that it was on &C
| count OF the woman Shsner or some OF the
inmates Of her house refusing to give them
| change for 50 bill. Ii was certainly dis
| graceful proceeding and bad predicamen'
Tor them 70 be caught in; but that II should
| AXE on the semblancs of a murderous as
sault is something they had not dreamed
Of. They therefore asked for counsel. and
1lerk rozsr, with his usual indulgence. sal
lied forth and procured for then
40 less sound legal adyice thar
that OF Frank Donaldson This gentleman
came into court, and Notwithstanding the
objections of City Attorney Taylor and
Prosecuting Attorney Clay, secured for the
distracted defendants an adjournment for
one week with bail in the sum OF $500 each,
which they readily procured.
The balance Of the docket was filed uE
with liquor cases which remained adjourned
- cited in the TELEsRAA HERALD's report
Il yesterday.
| When they agree TO disagree
Let's rest awhile and let Is see