Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
POLICE AND COURT
A Particular and sundry Assert
ment Yesterday.
4 sOEBY GEyILEaAs OF LEISURE
Two Pretty Creatures Of Bisekness-A
Bosstbiaek Lost Ia HoRor's Caii-Soae
FictOss Boys-AB Oid EameF-Hs
stole the Iron-bFGtaI treatment.

a gentleman nor man Of leisure. Gen
tlemen don't do the Things which this
column : TOO short today 70 toenumerate,
and which.LounsberrY does; and iskept
hnstling 80 much studying the alma
nae, 10 see when he " III De again wanted
IN police court. that Il makes him any
tmug but man OF leisure. Last week
the notorious LOunsberry and stranger
m these parts named J. :. Williams,
were implicated ia the theft OF some
clothing and lewelry 10 the value Of
$50. Yesterday the examination OF these
two worthless was to have come OH
Williams waived examination. and was
held TO the next term Of the superior
court, and the case OF LOunsberry was
adjourned 10 March II, and be vas re-
leased on bis own recOgnizauce. That
looks pretty enough for the latter, but
the tact - that Il is a scheme 10 hold
Lounsberry as a witness, vino knows all
about II. Tie consequence will be that.
If the two are guilty, Williams Will 20
over The road and Lounsberry Will be
kept 10 his gentlenanly leisure until
the next full moon. Beyond that, il
would be foolish Tor daily paper 10
anticipate history.
A TELEGRAM-HERAID reporter stood
at the back door OF police headouart-
ers, last evening, about 7:45, when OH
Ger Van Dine came III with one Peter
Rabeneau, Frenchman, and an n
mate OF the Soldiers Home. This Rab-
eneau was beyond all comparison, the
most wretcned object that the report
arf fyI
streaming from has scalp over hls face
and neck III countless rivulets, which
soaked into his SHIRT as il flowed. The
ar was at once heavy with the alcu-
hOllc fumes of his breath. and he was
unable 10 stand moment IN one posi-
ton. He was a ravlng maniac of
drunken passion, using language, with
voice Ike the believing OF an
animal, too frightful for repe-
tltion. When the blood was washed
from his face, he was placed in cell one,
where, after his paroxySm Of anger had
subSided he melted into tears and
sobbed like an angry child. The bias
phenlous lnprecatIons that he poured
upon the police department We're blood
curdling. Officer Van Dine SAYS that
he was drunk in Redmond's Opera
House, and when he was nut out the
officer attempted TO take him to head
quarters. But ne resisted and fought so
savagcly that il was necessary t0 use
much force, and finally he hit him
lightly with his baton. In giving him
torceful jerk, Van Dine saws, ihs aeaI
came IN contact with the corner OF a
box, which cut the cash in his scalp.
Shortly after the arrest, c. VI. Scott
entered police headquarters and COM
planned that the officers treatment
of the man had been cruel aud
brutal. Shortly after that, lady
entered the IELEGRAM-H HERALD office,
and said she witnessed the whole thing.
She said the victim was treated with
unnecessary roughness from the begin
nhg, and that the officer pounded the
man with his club as be lay on the
walk, with force that could be heard
across the street. OF course, an IN
vesugatlon Will follow, and right will
have rule. Rabeneau is an old soldier
from the home and n G. 4. K. man.
He is, apparently, under 80 wears of
age, and Is stout and powerful man.
Dennis is Irish in police court and
Pollock III jail; McCOskev with Tozer,
Berguski with Lewis. Assistant Secre-
tary Baker, of the cable road, only
knows and only cares that he ls thief
with bIg T. Bergo>ki was recently
convicted of stealing IRON from the
cable company and went to Jail for
thirty days. He was rearrested for
stealing another batch from the same
company. 1t is rs straight piece of
thueyery rs was ever perpetrated, the
proofs were as clear as ever were coll
lected, and they all lay on the surface
and yet Bergoski wanted jury, and
cherished hopes that there might be
one fool amongst them. He was de
Tended by A. Hamilton, VINO conducted
that side of the case With marked abil-
ity. Mr.. Hamilton Is one Of the two
cOlOred attorneys in the city, and did
credit not only TO ms race, but slso to
the bar. But MS client was convicted
by the facts. aud no eloquence could
save hun. He goes to Iona for ninety
DAYS.
A hOot-black without any sense of
honor ought To b. bOycOtted by every
body whJ wears q boot under fourteen
aud a half. Frank Murrv was pulled
out Of the Government building several
we, Ks ago tor making the corridors his
roostng place. and when be Was con
victed IN court n a d.sorderiy person.
His Honor took pity on him aud saved
him from js.l by giving him unti Sat
urday to pay hrs fine. Saturday ne Id
not show up. aud Yesterday he did not
show up. and now wnen the commit
ment reaches hIm he wi.l show down
20 the tune of fourteen DAYS.
Al No. / West LeOnard-st. Dell Brown
and Jos - Weathers. pretty creatures OF
b.aesuess got MO a night because Joe
wanted 90 move out without taxing
Dell along. 81 Dell hir Joe IN apax.
Jo- saws she viii have a warrant for
Dell rlis morning. bat as she probably
can NOT ind the place on her had
where the AZ fell, the thing viii b.
Likely 20 blow over.
some vicious hoys in the vicinity or
the Jew sh Tabernacle. corner of Foun-
tam a13 Rsns0m-sfs.. are getting them
selves ntO the hottest KIND of trouble
by breaking the windows .n that houso
0f worship. A reward IS offered for
Che Apprehension ri the criminals. and
some iov car make some money Il ne
sn0ws suvtni1g about E.
sunday nlzht s0f8eI0slv smashed cut
right or zen gHts of gas. 1 Rooser s
saloon. At 2l East r syst Ruascr
hss reason - heIfeve thar one George
Hersc 2 lid =. and nss sworn oct a
warrant for g arrest.