Daily Republican., 1889-07-30
FOURTH EDITION.


At the Municipal Court last night,
Fannie Smallwood, colored, charged with
disorderly conduct, was fined S3 and
costs Angelo Rati, an Italian, charged
with the same offense, was fined S5 and
costs. Samuel Brooks, William Roth,
Walter Blackburn and Frank Parvis, ali
boys, were charged with trespass!ng, on
the property OF the Mccullough Iron
Company. Z. A. Harvey, the president
OF the company, testified that boys tres
passed on their property frequently and
caused considerable trouble. The boys
were fined IS and costs each.
10 the case OF William Thornton, the
hoy charged with assaulting lad named
Elliott Smith, at Sixteenth and Lincoln
strcets, and taking from him IS cents,
alter Q hearing OF the case, the evidence
was OF such conflicting character that
the defendant was discharged.
Della Gears, charged with disorderly
conduct, had a tlnc Of % and costs i'm
posed. Frank Tillotson, charged with
assault aud battery on his wife, was dis
charged, the evidence not warranting q
conviction.
This mornings session OF the court was
a crowded one. The q Ct case called was
that Of Mary Hamilton, charged with
disorderly conduct at the Hamilton
rancho, Second and Walnut streets.
officer Burroughs was attracted To the
place yesterday afternoon by the cries of
murder, and found tina defendant and
Ella Smith, half sister, engaged 10 n
fight Anna Johns, witness In the
case, sa.d she was In the house at the
time of the frAcas, but declared that she
had never been arrested since the Demo-
Gratis were in. A smile passed over the
court and audience at this declaration.
Ella was fined IS and costs.
Frank Hamilton was implicated In the
same fracas, and was charged by Anna
Johns with committing an assault and
battery on her by shaping her on the
face. Frank admitted that he slapped
her, but eaid he heard the racket and ran
home to see Whist was the matter. lie
found crowd coming down stairs, among
whom was Anna Johns. He told her to
go out and she wouldn't and then he
slapped her. Frank was given the name
OF a hard working, Industrious lad, who
tried to keep order at home. The court
dismissed him and commended him for
his action.
James Kay and Michael Dunn were
dned for drunkenness, the first e. and the
latter 81.
Clara Wilson, was fined $50 and costs
for keeping house Of designation
at 2i3 West Third street.
William S.ney, charged with assault
and battery with intent to commit muir
der, by John II. Shafner, had his hear
ing postponed until Wednesday evening
at o'clock
Barney Dougherty, arrest by officer
Scott for drunkenness, was fined 81 and
costs.
Joseph Ambrey was fined $40 and costs
for disorderly conduct and assault and
battery on Mrs. Mary Williams.
David Jacobs, small boy 13 years of
age, was charged by David Anderson,
colored, with assault and battery. Jacobs
and some other boys were pitching quoits
Mt Front and Adams streets, when An
cersop, who ALEC is only 10 years OF age,
came down pulling wagon. Anderson
says the boys stoned him as lie Paesed,
and showed the mark on HE head where
stone struck him. His testimony was
corroborated by white boy. Both boys
were positive that they did nothing to
the other boys. Jacobs produced testi.
mony that Anderson threw the first
stone and hit Jacobs With one, The case
was dismissed.
William I. Lyman, Esq, appeared for
John Fisher, colored man who some
lime ago was lined s25 anu sentenced to
two months imprisonment for contempt
OF court. He asked that Fisher be heard
and given chance to purge himself OF
the contempt which he wanted to do.
The Court gave instructions for Fisher to
be brought over from Jail.