Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

The hr.s ah.ng. q cesrse, i the Al
tournaments
Ml4.zm EaEan. m0foeI. ott. sth.
ao a. "a. Mex Finks teo cases Il
saloon eeen oa SUNDAY, "a. 4 lo a. II.
goha Doe. seAl name Eyre. assault aud
battery, lact la - a.. As,e 9esns0n
ana ~. Lewis. tro&oh ~ llse pe@ee, adj
joarasd - soaay. a. &. Aokles and
AsA Taylor, lreach 81 TIE pa@os. al
JoaneA 10 il oelack io4af. helFs
kldre-iee, adultery, : c<se IA ~nseh
NeFin.ca Chapman. the lsay n tie
case, was heid Tuesday b she S0peroy
oourA adjourned to tle STA. ~ lo =. n.
NeoFee beTnei1, having pleaded guilty
70 disoraetly oonagcs. hls c@se NAs AL
jouned 10 the 9TH, al lo a. m, asa
matter of favor to the prisoner John
Qu1ley, larceny less thAa s2s
The cases n be attended te today are
IS follows
John R- Hughes, yiolA lion of the
Stale liquor law. DO a. m.. \ a8louFument
from Sept -. George ioaser. dis
orderly. 10 a. Ii adjeur aaeat from
sept. SO. Leonard Rand ALI, larceny
less than a.. 40 q. m.i adjournment
from sept 81 Michael Collins, keep
ing open saloon en- Sunday, p. m.i
adjournment from sept 20. Abe john
sou AND I'd lenls. nroach ~ the peace,
10 a. "a adj0irnment frOm =, IA. ~
~ OCT. ., and thence % today. j. a..
Ackley and VII Dyer. breach 81 tae
l'eaee, 10 a. m., adjournment from
sept p 10 Oct. ,. AID thence o. today.
john ttnalry, larceny less than So. ID
a. i.i aTraigned yesterday alHrDooA.
Mrs. Maggie Rcklng. widow Of the
murdered X Rcklng, had made com-
plAnl that Lddle liescAeT, iaa about
Is years old, had imputed 10 her Sn ln.-
pure character. a the corner Oi
straight and Jack sOn-sts.. last sunday
morning. EDDIE HescheF'a brother lad
badly beaten Mrs. Rickings bsother Ia
light the night before, and iu con-
sequence OF the good blood spilled ca
saturday nirnt. there Was had blood
Mrs R,cklng's story was lntrinsicaily
Improbable, and she had no witnesses
70 coiroborats d. On the contrary. TIE
boy produced Two witnesses tssdes
himself 10 prove that Mrs. klcklng Mas
| herself the aggressoT, and that she used
the worse language 81 the tNO. No
body believed the boy Was guilty, and
Mr.. Carroll, true 20 hls usaai custom.
made DO enoeavor 20 prop up q bad
csse for the sake 81 q little victory. n.
l.. Dunham, the defendants attorney,
rose and said he would SAY but word,
| for ne did not think 4 necessary. Bat
a tear fell upon Mr.. klckiings cheek,
| and the attorney just took a moment
| and word 20 counteract that tear
| Then the lady's feelings were touched
| by the lawyers words, and she let drop
| another tear, with words of erirhasis
| from the lawyer. Then followed n
handkerchief scene, and Mr.. Dunhsn
warmed right Up. The eloQuerce IN
| creased the tears and the tears IN
creased the eioQuence, and the lady
wept and the advocate advOked. while
| nobody dreamed that the prisoner was
n the slightest danger Of conviction.
The judgment OF TIE court was not
guilty.
A temperance lecturer once held up
before an audience glass Of whisky.
and announced that with the contents
of that glass be could take the best
man IA the world and make ANY sort
pf a criminal out of bun.
John Qualey was once q real n'oe
| fellow, bat that Was years ago. lie
began 70 drink. Then be began 20 set
into police courts for drunkenness. hut
| for nothing else, az FIRST. Then be WAS
arraigned TOR steanng money. Now be
ls accused by VIM. Aldrch Tateum a
stealing coat worth SIG. You can
take a glass Of whisky. and with u you
can make any e0rt OF = sinner you bke.
Qualey pleaded not guilty.