Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-08
CRIMINAL NOTES,

Dock Bowling will be arraigned before
Judge Mckinley on January ssh. He is
up for burglary.
Philip Engels case will come before
Judge Mckinley January 9th. He is
charged with murder, for the shooting of
his brother-in law, Curtis, at Lamanda
Detective Bowler arrested a man
named John Probst, on Commercial
street, yesterday morning, on warrant
charging him with having disturbed the
peace of Pauline Adolf by using bad
language in her presence.
Henry Niemeyer was fined $40 by City
Justice lockwood yesterday for having
disturbed the peace of Lizette Hoffm an /,
former employee, on the 26th day of
January, 1889, by abusing her because
she demanded her wages.
Police Judge Stanton yesterday COM
mitted James Cummings, the bartender
who disturbed the peace on Monday
afternoon by running after a man with an
open razor in his hands, to Imprisonment
in the County Jail for forty days.
Jose Robin was arrested by Officer
Dunn, at 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
for stealing fifty pounds Of coal from the
yard of the New Mexico Coal Company,
on First street. He was taken to the
Police Station and locked up on charge
of petit larceny. 81. u
Two of the three Cinnamon who at.
tackled All Lee and beat him, on Apa.
blasa street, last Monday, were arrested
by Officer Walsh yesterday at their
vegetable garden, near Jefferson street
At the Police Station they were regis.
tered as All How and All Kee, and
locked up on charge of having com.
mitted an assault with a deadly weapon
in default of bail in the sum of $1,000
each.
| Owing to the insuficiency of the evi.
dence adduced on Monday last in the
case against VIM. Lascombe, who waf
accused of having assaulted the child o1
John Terrace with intent to commit rape
the charge was dismissed by Justice
Lockwood yesterday. Lascombe was
immediately rearrested upon charge oi
battery, and upon conviction of the lesser
offense, was committed to the County
Jail for six months.
| j. A. Labonte appeared before Police
JudgeO wens yesterday for preliminary ex.
animation upon the charge of having burg.
larized the house of Mr.. A. d. Childress
on the night of the 3Oth ult. He was
defended by three members of the legal
fraternity, who entered demurrer to the
complaint. This being overruled, the
prosecution called as it's witnesses Maggie
and Thomas Blue, the maid servant and
coschman, Mr.. A. D. Childress, and Off.
GERS Huston, Auble and Bowler. At the
close of their testimony the defense asked
for a continuance, which was granted
until O'Clock this afternoon.
1t was reported yesterday that o. B.
Jenkins, a real estate operator, had left
the city under cloud and that his pres.
ent whereabouts are being anxiously in.
quired after by number of his too-confid-
ing friends. Until few days ago he and
his wife we're domiciled at the Ramona
House on Spring street, but owing to a
little misunderstanding about two pi-
amos, which he is said to have pur-
chased on the installment plan and sold
on the ready.cash basis, emitting, how
ever, to pay for either in full, he is now
numbered among the missing. Detec-
tive Mccarthy is at work upon the case
for the piano dealer, who has already re-
covered one instrument and is on the
track of the other,