Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

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toe.sE zna joan Atlost ksep caaay
s.Aaea, ~ IA Keep thea dowa O. tae
ls-sna auunz tAe snoa Iae tao
gentlemen gos lal9 = qaaEzsl. ana l4s-
saturday E0Blsr WAs eo1v.ese& of 90
orderly conduct growing ous q tbs
quarrel While these criminal prs
ceedisgs NeEe lncUhaEBs, Fowler
drops snto tae ears of u uS < boz inst
Ab9o.s had szid that tne nssgaoor E
vie 45anch2steand kept b44 house,
etc. Alegsupoa tie neghbor haA
Abtol arrested for criminal sianaer.
and Fowler vas tee principal witness.
Harry Chase appeared ~ public prose
eut0E and ~. X Hughes for the de-
fense. The case Vas warmly contested,
and wes gwen 70 the layy late n the
afternoon. IL ls evident tnat TIE lury
did uot attach much DlportanCt -
lowieT's testimony for they Iounu thf
prisoner lot guilty, and he WAS us
charged.
On the other hand, Fowler, whose
CONVICTION or disOfdcrly conduct oc-
CURED on Saturday, utwhose sentence
wss deferred until Monday, was Lued
s. and costs amounting % $3.50. te
d.l not ike the sentence. and appealed
tie ease 10 the superior Court.
There was breach of the peace in
Foote's restaurant on sunday morning,
and Ed. Cah!ll. Wm. Mciane. Duncan
/ ily ngstOn and Frank Marvin We're m
co0ls charged with the breaking.
I Livingston ana Msrsin are walters in
tae restaurant. and charge that Cahlil
and McLane would not pay tor the
I things they ordered. a night ensued
IN which All four joined. Ia court, the
/ two guests o.. the restaurant pleaded
guilty and went TO jail for fifteen
! days. The two waters would make
no such confession. but claimed that
I the two other fellows were the assail-
ants. On looking over the complaint },
was discovered that that paper set forth
/ the outrageous statement that the night
/ occurred on the sidewalk outside the
/ restaurant, whereas II actually occur
red within the building OF course TINS
was fatal to the validity of the further
| proceedings, and the two waters we're
/ discharged.
But the Joy of the two walters was
soon turned into heaviness, for a
/ new compliant set up the true facts
with q falthfulness that could not be
assalled. They were rearrested and
1 again pleaded not guilty. and will be
/ tired the 18th.
Be sure mans SIN Will find him out
/ c. a. Griswold played the deadbeat
with lmpunity for q long time, borrow
ing money here, getting trusted there
| and making false Representations
everywhere. He went on IN this course
so long that he thought of 10 other
way OF raising the wind. At last JUS
tice was aroused, and Mr.. Grlswold ma:
been kept for the last four months do.
ing nothing but dancing between tht
| police court and Jail. September 10 he
Will again be tried for dishonesty, VIZ.
larceny less than s..
Charley King was accused of assault
and battery, but was discharged quick
! ~ upon an investigation.
James HALEY viii be tried for assault
and battery on the 22d.
Frank Klump's examination on the
charge Of keeping open saloon on sun
day VIII begin today.
VIII Hayes, Peter VanderWerp
! Henry Busker, Henry Knapp and JOIN
| Knapp were to have been tried TO
! malicious injury to property, bu
time failed, and the case viii be up TO
day.
John Smith, charged with sneakins
money from the person of salooI
keeper, was held to the superior court
ana was detained in jail.
Max L. Allingham will be confronted
with 4 charge of drunkenness thi
lmOrning.
\ case of diphtheria at $40 Ottawa-st
was reported late last evening.
The Vanderwerps are taking thei
turns. Peter paid his S5.35 yesterday
and Henry Will have to face the sam,
music.
For violation of the scavenger ordi
nance II. Anchuringa paid S4.S5.
Jennie Hart pleaded guilty OF keep
ing house of III fame, and paid S5S.S5
Henry Eldredge and Veronica Chap
man will be arralgned today on tn
charge of adultery.
! Jerry Brooks, Burton Mormon ant
Leslie Mormon each paid S5.35 TO
drunkenness. Sentence on Thoma
+, Murray, same offense, was deferred I'll
the 22d. and J. q. Smith went to jail 70
twelve days.
A warrant has been issued for the aT
rest OF William Eagan, charged witt
the murder of Patrick O'Connor. Tn
| complaint was made by Detective J. L
Smith.