Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29
UP ON THE CHARGE OF E!OT.
Another Warrant Against Mr. Kane Is
sailants-OLhcr Court Cases.


In tho Police Court yesterday morning
Sandy Meehu5. Henry Bnmlge William
Thomas William Morris. ana John Taylor,
five colOred men who afe now III Jai
awaiting trial ON the charge OF assaultug
Mr.. James Kane and breaking his leg with
rock. were charged on another warrant
that thev. with other persons, 90 the
22d day Of June. 1889 ih tins city. did not
oUsly. tumutuousiv, and unlswtuliy as
semblc together u disturb the peace, ana
being So riotouslv aud uulawfully assem-
bled together did feioniOufG IA part de-
stTov tho dwcliug-house Of James Kane
situated at No. llol north SeTenieenth
street
Tho case W. .ratiuued. without taking
am testimony. until ue2-. Wednesday,
JUL 81. when The other charge against
them comes 1p for investigation. There
is some doubt whether Mr.. hsrn, whose
leg is broken, Will he able 10 appear At
that time. Justice Crutchfrcld said when
the case first came before him that # after
looking into the matter he felt warranted
In 80 doing he would lsSIc this warrant idr
cucAclu2 IN not.
BIToEE JUDGE WITT.
Inter in the day these parties were taken
before Judge Witt. Of the HusuugS Court
on . writ Of hGjoGs corpus, upon pe~-tlon
for bail
judge Witt listened to the evidence Of
fercd. and declined 10 grant ball except IN
the case Of Morris, there being no direct
| testimony showing that he WIS implicated
Morris was allowed bail in the sum Of
~ 600.
lIr. Kane Is still in very prccariousc con-
dinOn.
ASSAULTED THE MAT.
Ir tno continued case ~ Charles Bailov
and James Bruce. the two Young members
of tho crew Of the German bark VII
bclmeuA charged with a>~aulting and
striking f. kuoou, the mate. JuStico
Crutchfeld said ttat after carefully con--
-ilerng the matter and consulting some OF
the hest legal talent in the state be- had
decided 10 deliver the prisoners 10 tho Ger
man Consul When this cass was first
called severed days ago Nr. HenU Antrr-
son. representing tho German Consul,
asked that tue prisoners be turned over 10
the Consul Mr.. AndTson claimed that
under the treaty between the arcd
States and Germany the Court had no
iur-drction- The Justice took the matter
under consideration and yesterday decided
as abova Al the rcquc.t Of Mt. Anderson
the prisoners We're held until called for
aud 10 accomplish this the case WAS con-
tiuuod FOR ten days
The two boys, who shipped On Die bark
N Liverpool charge that while at sea the
captain and mate had treated them badly,
and after getting TO the port Of Richmond
the mate assaulted them and one 90 them
knocked tho mate down.
BROKE HTs EOaE.
ROBIN. f. Kemp was charged with as
slnltiYg. striking, and Woundlng Archer
Cooper. with intent 10 kill hemp and
Cooper ire colored youths about seventeen
years old They bad a fight Thursday AZ
or near tho American Hotel in which the
latter struck the former on the bridge OF
ms nose Watcher ang instrument WAS
used was NOT shown by thr evidence
Cooper was sent on 90 the grand Jury.
Thomas Marshall (cOloIed) Wa sent 10
la for ninety days for stealing ten chick
ems. the property Of JohRJoucs
Charles Bailey and Jaires BralL charged
with aSvaultng and striking /. kuoop
Continued tCi ten days.
Joseph Dayis, p colored boy nTne years
old. was charged with the grave offence oil
stealing two horses and bugEtps, the pro
perry of Mr. Rufus YarTough and Rev.
M L. Burton respectively. THIS little
chap has mania for driving. and never
allows Al opportunity to pass unlmproYed
when he sees a turnout standing IN the
street uucugaged There was a colOred
man ~ court who knew the cTring orphan.
and said he would take charge Of hin and
DO right 10y him Joseph was turned over
10 his bcuefActoT and the cases against him
dismissed.