Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
POLICE AND COURT.

the '&al0arnnlslt ot the two cases
of 6eorge Caowley ana @ohn nzVls.
charged VITA lDtoxloaUon, does nol
necessarily imply any ooahi Ot the
galt vi TIE tae defendants. oUt merely
the accommodating spirit of the court.
1 every man m town were tals momeat
asked 81 fork over S5-S5, there would
L. 8 g9os many requests Tor a. al
joammeut Ihls occurs IA poloe
court neArly every Gay.
JOAN Dunn Is Young gentleman
juSl beginning 10 learn the ropes from
the INSIDE. lie was drunk Saturday
night. lay down and went 10 sleep in
public place and woke IN the privacy u
cell 2 He Was b4usd, and spent san
day in collecting money - when the
hne Of S and costs were announced,
all he had u DO ana 10 tork over ana
- forth.
A. b. Burgstam and the unlucklest
dog OF the pack Tor he had neither
money % pay nor tAe SENSE 10 ask Ton
fOr fourteen days.
Still another drunk was ". II. Cook.
and be struck II the richest Of all, for
he lnade lis Honor believe thai the
ends of Justice pointed 10 discharge
altogether, and that Was the deIermln-
aUon of the matter.
Llttle Harry Robinson was up for
playing truanl, bat he WAS let Ot on
promise 20 Oe good boy.
Frank Gregg, another truant boy,
was sent 10 the Reform school until he
IS j..
Many old cases were again put over
10 another day, as follows: George B..
Steel, assault ana battery, June 9;
Lewis J.. Chapman, adultery, june 9.
Billy Meade and Mary sherman,
adultery, June 9; Terrence Kelley, sA-
loon open after hours, June 9.
The saloon case of George Reusser,
charged with keeping open his saloon
on Sunday, was nolle prOs'd and the
defendant was discharged.
Little Joe Kinski was discharged be-
cause hc was innocent, and little Nike
Mlnciski was held until the l4th in
order 10 determine what ought 20 be
done with a little boy who confesses
that he stole brass castings from a
mans steam engine.
The court was obliged 10 confess that
| the prosecution had failed 10 produce
| enough testimony 10 warrant the hold
ing OF Barney Mccarthy on the charge
of keeping open his saloon on sunday.
Toney Whitfleet Is gong 10 resist the
| charge that he does not support hls
| family and the court Will hear what he
has to say on the 9th.
A. W. Lawrence moved into the
| house that George Bulls moved out OF
| and they sort OF helped one another ln
making the change. In the dlcker a
silver cake basket, belonging 10 Law
renee, disappeared. ana a search war
rant found il at Bulls house. Another
warrant then started and found Bulls
| More will be said about the case tomor.
row, when It comes 10 trial.
His Honor took the merciful view Of
the case, and told l.. II. BurIngame ht
would let nim off on payment of costs
| The charge was drunk and dIsOrdCrly
and Burlingame paid the money and
was discharged.
A fouler crime than was ever LAID "a
/ the door OF the dwellers IN SodOm, a
| baser deed than that winch cursed the
| father of Ammonltes, was Yesterday
| charged IN open court against John
| Murphy, OF Howland-st., in the Fifth
ward. Murphy had a wife and has q
! female child of l3 years. The wife re-
Gently died OF abdominal cancer, and
the story OF Murphy $ treatment of her
| up 10 within a month of her death
| could not be told IN the language Of
! common life. There ls scarcely "A phase
! of lmpuTlty which may not be touched
upon with becoming delcacy and with
| out offcnse. provided the motive of the
alluslon be pure. But John Murphy
| has done what commands absolute
silence, for no lips can even hmt i
| without defilement. A yet moro
! innocent act OF tins Crca
ture is that charged hy
I ms little daughter. who swears 90 tho
| complaint. She charges that be has
| compelled her 10 submit 90 illicit reia
tons with her own father, specifying
| about the first of Nay, but generally "A
! various times during the past year
The man was ln court yesterday after
uoon, and, although he Is not the sort
OF a man ~ looks one would select g.
teach young ladies bible class, u wa
hard % believe hum so hasciy fallen Al
the daughters oath charges. lie d.
mandod an examination. and be VII. u,
! accommodated on Friday.
Dennis Begosk. was on trial for steal
ing a number Of chains from Geo N
smith, a house mover. The fellow ha'
already served 90 days n laIi i0'
stealing lot Of jack-screws that were
found al The time that the CHAINS were
found. Yesterday o jury took hold o'
hlm again for stealing the chains, and
/ found lm guilty. Tie goes 70 Ions
for ninety days
! Tho case 81 the Humane Agcn
against superintendent Andres BevIe
was allowed 20 sIumbor over S8tgria'
and was sprung Suddenly O polio
court Monday morning. The com
plant against Mr Bcvcr ls disordcrl
J c0udurt. and Mr Wykcs Saws that
means that Soc fCTnor Was dIsrespoctiu
in als language towards thc latter as a'
! officer Tie accused appeared wf
! hs counsel. Judge Montgomery. an
laskcd for q weeks adlaumment. vhlc
was Cr1 1ated
speciai Meeting ~ supertisors.
Astac court house bu uIdl1g commit