Telegram-herald., 1890-04-14
POLICE AND COURT.

- ctsN 80 N&A> SAtA-A ~ 4Ntnt AttN
ohlnk. gaaes A0loomb TOOK sac sseea-
slon ~ thls chicken business q study
up GA the merits OF the various ncu-
hat0rs n use, Rao u nov prepared a.
give instruction or the subject 70 al
the kids viii moral lnhmlues ana 4o-
normal tastes Ter feathers. The judge
pfetends that Ae can convince any re-
oeptiye mind IA less than fifteen min
utes that Il Is cheaper 10 raise a whole
litter OF chickens by hls process than 70
rake ia one CID pollst by the sasrng
method.
Everybody can not lie understood by
his feliOM mau, and it can nol be ex-
Deetsd. There is the conduct OF James
Penneil, the mllkmsn, Tor instance. lie
and George Cook got into a business
difnculty, sud Cook licked him lke
thunder and would have licked ham
more Is X rk Lama and oliver lama
had not lnseriered and pulled Cook
away. but Penneu goes "a work and
secures The arrest ~ all three. Cook
pleaded guilty. SAID he was glad Of lt.
aud PAID his $3.50 2ke boy paying e.
forfeit 20 hls best glr. lhe lamas
will defend their SIDE of the case on the
18th.
No doubt Bal 4 Matters had reason
% think that Charley Knox, lately one
VI their hack k-drivtrs, intended 90 run
away With a days proceeds and esiau-
llsil a hack-lne ln Chicago. But q dld
not look 50 bad, lR one way. Tor
Charley, when he came 10 tell hls story
IN court. lie SAID he went - bed
drunk; wltA the money ~ iAs pocket.
and the next morning he Was httle
slow IN getting around. That WAS ali,
Mr.. Rodgers confessed that he could
not prove anything 10 the contrary and
the case was nolle pros q.
John O'Grady is ia luck, because they
| can not prove that he stole G. 4. Com
stocks overcosts. Mr.. Rodgers asked
| 10 have the case nolle pros q, on tie
ground that al the proof against
OGTady he could muster Was the fact
that the respondent had an opportunity
| 10 steal the coats II lie had wanted %.
| lie was proving around IN Comstock' :
| house, 10 be sure, but he might have
| gone there 20 remind those people that
| virtue Is It's owE reward, or 10 warn
| them against sneak thieves. The prs
oner was discharged.
Before the court gets through with
| Frank OwazarzaR and John Frost. 4
| Will endeayor 10 impress upon their
minds some lessons Of decency which
| they would not acquire II left % Their
| favorite amusement Of befouliDg wlth
| obnoxious filth their neighbors' houses.
| II Will keep their case adjourned from
| time 20 time, until their future conduct
| shall give some sure indication Of what
final disposition ought 10 be made OF
| their case.
| Charles Sbleiff and John Wornink
were IN d crowd of boys whence issued
a stone and cut lady's face. But there
| was no proof that these two identical
| BOYS and not any Others did the deed,
and the court decided that the Conft.-
| tuuonal Bill Of rights must be respectea
| in this case, Just a. 4 the boys were blC
and chewed and smoked. The PRISON
1 ers were discharged accordingly.
| James De Mover Is the little fellow
who has had free advertising enough in
the TENEGRAM-H HERALD 20 make a mer-
chant prince OF him, Il he had been
called the Get-there Emporium Of IN
expensiveness instead OF a dirty little
truant from school. The court stlll
keeps It's finger on Jlmmles' shoulder
and Will continue % do 50 until next
Wednesday, at least.
The impossibility Of procuring the
attendance of a certain female witness,
for reasons not unconnected with the
general subject Of vital statistics, has
caused the prosecution Of DAVID OF %
bc dropped. Ott was accused OF writ
ing indicate thing ln delicate place
called a saloon whisky saloon
Peter Tibold has not made nuisance
Of himself by jumping onto moving
railroad trains for several DAYS, vet tbe
court does not feel wholly justified ~
relaxing wholly Is grip upon the boy
and so II holds him under the open pre-
text called an adjournment Peter
VIII show Up AGAIN the 26th INST
| Officer McCuiloch's case against little
Norman Chapel Tor throwing q board
at McCullOch's boy. doesn't stick
When the truth was known, disposition
was made Of the case very much a. 4
the complaint ought never " have beer
made. The case wns nolle pros and
the defendant discharged.
Here u an item for the teetotsl pro.
hlbitionist 81 against the mOdcrate
| drnker. Edward Wilhelm WAS crazy
drunk on ore glass Of lager. This 10 rc
liable. for IT comes directly from ths
truthful respondent, committed twelve
days for lying.
feelngiess court has wholly disre-
garded the timid seuEibhtee "a bl
I Leonard Dom, and has refused 90 oC
/ anything with little Walter 0rOhnet f0'
having an old gun thstdidn Z, wouidn''
ADD couldn't go of
The Mr.. Blank mentioned Yesterday
turned oct - be the famous John Doe
Not having the g. 35 blown in Tor
whisky, be- was sent 81 ja1 for twelve
days
Warrants are out for the arrest II A
2 Flanders and Th0s Mccarthy. who vi.
probably be- asked to JON tbe saturday
Kindergarten.
Another pBgllist - on his way - ioir
/ Tom Kiauard iu the bastils Paddy
/ Norton vas run u from Wsterloo-st.
Z isst evening.
A warrant and q bal bond both found
T. j. Daniels yesterday. lie Is charged
{ witt assault and battery.
is Britta iu Vas held - the superior
8 / court. charged With ObstrUCtug his ba
/, 10 the night sessJn.
officers in cfizens clothes @rs On th,
streets ~ spot the ruffsns who guy uB
, / protected women.
sosdrrfr - T.dirln.
The next regular meeting r e.
Grand Rapids Academy of Mod icin