Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

ID Was not with deliberate afole-
thoaghi aud nslce pFepense tAat
George D. s4aues went ot aud got
druak oul As simply 0Helostuaaiea Ais
gastric capacity ior quanty and h.s osl.
chrs. capacity loF quality, aud keelea
ever before he knew b. Ana vel now
mark thls 0eoree H. got no rebate en
these cons.delateas. bui paid tae usu.l
S5Ss Ike .la offender
II John lna is not q deeeiyer, hc
vi walk lnio gaart aud pay s5.S5 o4i
OF next weeks wages ior this week
drunk.
Henry Rysdorf is in jsn, and - s
Fred n Fowler Both are twelve day
sentences Tor iniox.cauon.
There Is n0 professor of Aboriginal
language on the police force o. among
the court officers, and whoa Kissqaa-
QuassleWaAnuie kenoozheWanboo toia
lnem hls name. they thought 4 Was ihe
red man way ot putting tls redncss
on the town. - they entered hm az
JOhu Doe kiss. Ken. went o. lsI tor
twelve days for spasmodlC civilization.
Robert Hendershot Is patr0lman
and oonsegyator ot the peace. but he
e charged bF hls wife with hcuC "a
breaker Of thC peace. The wife charges
that Henderson, had been beating Der.
The case W.. be tried in police court
the sth INST. Pending the decision Of
the matter. the accused Nll not be-
suspended from his position, although
the indications are that hls official
functions vail not lee exercised obiru-
siYely.
The court reporter could not learn
anything about the case of George Sage
beyond the fact that he ls charged
witt assault and battery upon some
body. He was arragncd ou tho above
charge. bat beyond ths fact, tht court
record says nothing
There Was defect la some ~ the
papers IN the case against BroCkcy
Qumt, Charles Minn and Harry Napp,
and the case Was nOile pros a. Bat
tins does not 10y any means let the
young gentlemen cat Of tie laws
clutches. The case was bcCun df Houo,
and the boys were Tearrested On a new
warrant. Whether all thls was done
for sort Of diversion from the regular
Adjournment proceedings, nobody bat
the knowing ones know; oui certain a
is that the adjournment crank has bee
gun 10 grnd, and the first stop ID ls 20
make Will be May 6.
Perhaps il would be q charming
sight 10 see all our merchants through
out Monroe and Canal-sts out ou tne
sidewalks hone and button-hole every
body for bargains in trade. But Que
alone Will not be permitted % DO what
al the rest are not allowed 10 DO.
John Greenbaum knows thls now. He
paid for the information H48. lie
paid the money 10 the clerk of the
| police court, yesterday. John Green
baum Is now a convicted nuisance.
A young man named J ,. Leuten
! appeared IN court with al eve that re-
sembled the Black Hills. George ".
! Pulucle, hls sluggcr, was also there a.
/ respondent IA au action Oi assault and
! battery. Lcuten testified that the a..
sault was made because Of hls persist
/ ency n the demand for s.. which pulu-
Gle owed him; aud the latter sworo that
the battery was made with "a market
basket. with which he bad cndcayorcd
% ward OF the pressure Of the cred Cor.
HIS Honor found the respondent guilty
as charged, and made hlm Day g. %.
The reader is referred o. the 10th
chapter Of Exodus and the l4th verse
| for the name OF tiic badness with which
/ Billy Mead and Mrs Mary sherman
are charged Benjamin =. Sherman.
/ Mary's husband. knows hIs marital
rights ana proposes 81 ma utalu them,
even II he has 10 send his wife and hCr
! companion ia guilt % jail. The accused
Will remain in jail until next week
when their dOlngs will he moro fully
| inquired into.
A week AGO friends Of Peter Esveld.
a musician well known in town, inter
ested themselves in breaking the seve 20
ity and shame OF MS FIRST arrest and ar
rsgDment for drunkenness. Success
crowned their efforts. and the man was
allowed 20 60 Oh and get the money 10
pay has fine, on his solemn promise to
return at The appointed hour. and no
great splurge was made OF q in the
newspapers. Esvcld won't away and
sneaked out Of the way Of the police
failed Go return according o. promise.
and thus gave h's friends completely
away. Yesterday hc was brought n
and was sent to jail for ] . days.