Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-12-26
THE POLICE HAVE A BUSY DAY.

Two Men Stabbed by John Bowe in Q
 Saloon Fight-An Italian Draws a
 Revolver Upon q Gang of Rowdies.
 It required two trips to tEe station house this morning to bring over to the hall of justice the many yiolators of Waterbury law and order.
 Yesterday John Bowe, so the evidence went, was set upon by two men named | Stack and man named Mccormick, in l a saloon on the Abrigador, and his face 1 this morning was ample evidence of the 1 result of his beating. During the fracas | Bowe drew knife and stabbed one of | wound which the physician says may | result seriously. The other Stack re-
 ceived wound in the leg. Mccormick
 escaped without injury. Bowe's case ! was continued until December 30 to await the result of the injuries of the
 two Stacks. Bonds of S2,0G0 were fur
 nished by the prisoners father, Michael
 Bowe of Stone street. John Murphy, youth 19 years of age, | was arrested yesterday on Union street
 for drunkenness. This morning his
 memory had failed him and he could not l remember where he purchased his drinks. Five dollars with costs was the
 penalty.
 John Ray, who has never been arrested before, imbibed too freely yesterday and
 was taken into ouod by an officer Sen
 tence was suspended.
 Felix Roberts also partook too freely of the flowing bowl, and this morning heard S5 without costs read to him as lesson.
 Another victim was given S5 with costs for his Christmas celebration in Harvey Brothers pool room.
 ,,1s with his hands yesterday and tried to leave trade mark on the face of man on Bank street. He was fined S5 and costs.
 Peter Goer became filled with too many Tom and Jerry's yesterday and indecently exposed himself on East Main street. He languished in prison cell and this morning paid five dollars toward the support of the court, for exposure. Sentence was suspended upon a charge of intoxication.
 Joseph McCann, 19, James Altman, IS, John Flanagan, 19, Thomas Dillane, %, respectively, were guests of Chief Egan and his command last evening. An Italian family by the name of Horogan, residing on Pemberton street, have for some time past been suffering from the jibes and uncalled for abuse on the part of some of the youths of the neighbor- hood and yesterday the result proved almost a fatality. From the evidence it would seem that two or three of the youths mentioned above were in the house occupied by Horogan drinking beer in the hallway. Some of the neighbors objected and Nick Horogan ordered them from the house. On being ejected the house was made the object of hurricane of rocks which smashed windows and doors. A crowd of 100 or more was attracted by the racket and for time small riot was feared, as the Italians had congregated in numbers. Young Horogan rushed to his part of the house and seizing a revolver threat ened the crowd. He then to scare the stone throwers, fired over their heads and unfortunately hit young man named James Dowd who was standing in a doorway opposite, the bullet passing through the latter's nose, The wound is not serious, but will probably disfig- ure the young man for life. The police made a haul of the youths whose names are given above. From the evidence it was proven that young Altman was not present at the quarrel and he was dis charged. The others received 30 days with costs each. Nick Horogsn charged with assault had his case continued for 90 days.