Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
POLICE AND COURT.

vino Las no ambition 70 show himself
but who would mUch prefer 10 seek ans
sort Of secluAon. called out jam. Tie
courtroom was fuil clear ID the street.
and when the respondent Toot ap
peared FOR examination, he Was keld
from a street compl ance with the r.
QaIemenJs "a his bond, because Ae
could not reach the courtroom SEA tiue
by reason u the crowd. he got there
al last, and the crowd Was satisfied ln
the CONSCIOUSNESS that they had sei
eyes on what tae people oi other lands
mlght yeafn ~ ralo 10 see
That Was level-heAded prose as wei
IS poetry when IL MAS said thar Whom
the gods would destroy they nrst make
mad On no other theory can ue
mad act Of the ~. Johns attorney
Henry NaibIloge, IA bringing himself
and a Young woman into tbc punlc
gsxe be accounted Tor When the case
~ the people ". Harry Phelfiei Was
called Ia court yesterday morning one
witness sworn Ton the defense, and
the opposing attorney had a little tai6
together, and Prosecutor knappr0
arose and threw up the sponge. lie
stated 10 tue court that the evidence lu
tle case would not be sufficient 10 con-
wet the respondent before jury. lio
thought q lurg would bc likely a.
think that Pheiter dld met take oiA
las KNIFE Tor tAe purposD of au attack,
blt Tor the purpose ~ >eI-aCteuse Sd
case he should Ice attacked. Mr Wal
bridge here pat GOA a look ol DISCUS.
that ne vii wear for s. long TIME. lac
case MAS nOlle pros'd, and the lespau.
dent Was discharged 10 Is understood
that PhCllier noW views the matter n "a
light thst causes Ann 10 fear the future
action OF Malurdge, and That le Wll
Try 10 have Inn put under bonds O.
keep the peace.
The case Of John Van Huii. who was
! caught by policeman at half-past one
/ Sunday morning, on Stocklng-st. with
an arm-iul of wood which ho had lust
/ taken from an adjacent wo0d-pIie, was
suffered 10 drop very quietly out ~
/ court. The facts are that Hugh Nc
/ Curdy, VINO keeps a grocery opposite
/ the StOcklng-st. brewery, some time ago
/ made complaint 10 the police depart
ment that some one wSs stealing from
] hls woOd-plle. Sunday morning a Wig
/ liant patrolman caught Van HUI with
/ an srmful of wood from that pale, aud
| run him IN. IL Is understood that a
| neighbOr of McCurdy IS willing 10 tcs-
tfy that he gave Van HUI permission
/ 10 take some wood frOfa hls pile, and
the young man simply mistOok No
/ Curdy's wood pile for the other one. II
an inQuiring public should wonder AZ
the unusual hour of the morning which
Van HUFF selected 10 take away the
wood, the explanation would follow
that Van HUFF belongs 10 s gang Of
| young men who run 4 club room, and
| that the young clubbers got out OF wood
2t that hour IN the morning With
this explanation, the case is dropped.
If Michael Allen had hustled around
and got drunk on Saturday, or had
waited until Monday, his fine would
have been 81. II be had simply got
drunk on Sunday and then acted Ike a
Christian about il, the expense would
| have been 50. Or If he bad been drunk
and disorN y on any other day but
| Sunday, j. s.lld have been s. 90 s..
But TO be b0.A drunk and disorderly on
the sacred day, costs more than most
| bummers can stand. Michael Allen
didn't even shove his hand mechanic
ally into his pocket, as most Of them
do, when the biz Of 1886 was rend dered /;
/ anu l4t t4fhIN ~ 444F iAoA t''i /" AtaN
days absence at the stone pile.
Breach Of the pesce stands opposite
the names Of Al De Losh and Nike
Hogan. These gent emen had more
sense than 81. Johns distinguished at
tOrney, Waluridge, for they hurried
their case through sthe court without
stopping TO do any family washing
They had got 10 fighting. but didn't
! a ell all 81 rs
court about IT, 50 that everybody in town
would know from the columns Of the
TILEGRAM-HERALD every mean and
cussed thing they had ever done. SO
they pleaded guilty, paid Their little
$ll.35 and $50 respectively, and
walked quietly out Of court
Jacob outs case Of disorderly conduct
has been before referred 90 IN this col
umn. IL Is unfortunate that Jacob
should have chosen this particular time
TO kick up his little shindy, for there =
one of the lady witnesses for the prose
cution who finds that circumstances
will prevent her taking an active part
IN the court business just at present.
The court VIII wait for bor until April
?, 10 a. N.
1t was an expensive trip that Edward
/ mtltViG hDDh ~ kftlilI tlfsitti Ahl N'ie vi
Saturday. an account Of which was here
given YESTERDAY He went 70 complain
Of some boys for dlsorderly conduct a.
his pool room. and he himself was de-
tanned. indeed arrested. for having q
revolver concealed on hiF person. The
fine was $40 and the costs were s3.55.
Now there is gun for sale.
tt Just 50 The TErEerh N-BTBt1r
sad. when the case q Orrin Iouns-
berry WAS adjourned. He aud fellow
named John William. were implicated
IN stealing 8 lot of clothing at the At
mold House. Williams has gone 10 the
penitenuarv, and the case Of Gouns
berry was yesterday nolie pro@d. lu
old-fashioned talk, il - a case # State Z
evidence.
There were circumstsnCcs attend II
the downfall of Ed Millsrd 20 lead II r
, Honor n extend r. him some consider
atoms Of mercy. He ted ID n tai
two weeks 70 70 sway and sgber up rea
sober. and then come back and Sec what
next. At 10 o'clock in the morn ug O
March 81 II vii be back. and then ths
matter vii probably be dropped
The first gentleman r. De brought to
toe bar u tho court was no gentleman
but drunkard ~ the name ~ y. ~
derson he entered pies of guilty
4 and shortly sftervard entered tns
county jsl for two weeks stay.
r Adolrh Krsuse was either vse ~
rs..as 80