Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

yuage Holmes deserves the taeaks
Of al righi-mnaea pcaale los i'e
eroad grounds he tlok on iae gs..eg.l
question a p0lee-couTi triais 81 ceT-
tan matters taat ought never h. sflay
Tar away from the fam q slplsl.
Lake most sceu0us of the efg. tae
nelghhorhood 81 @g9 CeatFe-ss. voa-
taias goodly peroen,Ase ii active.
stirring, pushing oaYs. lake ai sa4-
dren. these Centre-si. boys have iaer
Misunderstanding which grow lnto
disputes, Which grow into Qgauc.s,
which grow INTO ngAts, winch faeaga
they ought noi grow INTO prostt utiens
Tor assault and battery. Now, the tt-
wards boy llKes at No. 1ss aua the
Baker boy lives next door, ana tAe
Baker boy has a cousin NAo llTVs aear
/ hy, aDd they al have hoy friends Wac
/ i've not Tar away. Last saturday
/ Charley IlNaras goi iut0 qnarI,l
4 wlth tAe Baker boy aud h.s oousin, and
"A right smart hight ensued. NMle
/ ~ u ia the hight having
4 wah stone. the undisputod testimony
showed that, In technical point ol law,
/ he vas the actual agefessor Act fao
Baker people Ihonght the affair sufh-
cienIs important, aud their peace, pcr-
/ sons and dIgnig sufficiently outraged
/ to justly thtm ealing upOn tho pea-
/ pie ot tAe State oi Michigan a. help
lhcm right Their wrongs. Accordingly,
/ complaint MAS maoe AGAINST Charles
/ Edwards, lS years old, iu all the
majestic tautaulogy OF legal Kerbasa
that would apply ID igli grown man.
/ tuipilt and Witnesses Herc brought luio
/ court, and formal trial to0k place.
/ Frank Rodgers represented tat people,
/ andjohn Fairfield tae defendants. Toe
! details are unimpoTiaut, and tac fub-
] stantal facts are as above stated. The
/ three BOYS mentioned were placed un0n
1 the stand, and there WAS not uat 0t
/ them who did not acQuit hui-
/ sell with good credit Tor lass
! Intelligence and honesty Of purpose.
! The ease was submitted 90 lis lonor
/ almost without argument, except tilat
! JOnn falrheeld iclt COnStra ned 10 ASA
I the court 10 cOns.d .dcr what q convection
would IMPLY. tie called attention 10
what Police and Court has repeatedly
urged. that the sending of a young boy
INTO life with the brand OF conviction az
! crime should NOT he done except m ihc
most fragrant cases of iTredeemahle de-
pravty. Even Frank Rodgers, tne
| prosecutor, found d impossible, in t.le
goodness OF hls hcari, 10 dissent iron
tins view. The remarks of the coula,
before the announcement of his lulg-
ment, were very fine, lie sad hc had
been very much pleased, during the
progress of the proceedings, with tle
| lue appearance ol thC three BOYS who
! had been SO conspicuous a. accused
and as witnesses. The view that ho
| took WAS that those boys had no bgsi-
ness IN court. II WAS a ease that grew
out Of the common ln!ludgnen1s %
! youth, and ought not have bee "a
/ brought into court. "This court" sad
he, Is not organized for relieving par
/ ents of their domestic duties, and II
anybody ought 10 be punished FOR
wrongs connected with these Quarrcls,
/ II is the parents themselves
Arthur Jones and Al. Sharke were
convicted Of intOxication. The former
went 10 jail FOR l. days. and the other
PAID costs Of S3-35.
William Bells drunkenness and
disorderly conduct cost hum $3.50.
Another petty larceny case Is that
| charged against john Stevens. lie VII
| be tired next Thursday.
James smith was accused by his fam
lily OF failure 10 support. bat iho bare
fac. OF an arrest was all the >nl.ta iaui-
| lily needed 10 bring matters around all
satisfactory, and the case was nolie
| pros'd.
George Fehsenfelds has not yet been
! examined on the charge Of violating l1e
State liquor law, and viii not be untl
the 18th.
Albert Marshal paid 81 fine aud s. 30
costs for violating the scavedger ordi-
nance.
Almond Balcomh was found drunk
at tie union depot yesterday afternoon
and locked up.
Several drunks were run in lastn ght
without any names by winch toIdenbly
! them.
They who arc interested VIII remcm-
Der that Sadie Gr.an was in iaii several
/ days before She could hnd bail. charged
with violating the Stale liquor lsw in the
/ house where she and some other fc-
males live. She was back ln Jal last
evening trying 20 get bal fur her op-
pcaraDco Saturday % answer 20 the
/ charge Of keeping the house that She
/ does keep. The occasion 81 ibis second
/ prosecution is difficulty She bad with
lady friend who was staying with hc:.
/ A gentleman friend became her surety
4 and she was released.
Last evening young man appeared
/ at headquarters with . mouth so bg
and bloody be could hardly talk with
( Il. and said that Peter Ncrcg.Yer had
/ made perfectly unprovokod assault
upon him, at the corner of lonia and
( Fairbanks-sts. NCrcg.vicr works at
1 Nelson a Matter's. and w.li have toifaco
warrant for assault and hatiey as