Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28
POLICE AND COURT.

0nly one case Was determined IN po-
Aoe o0urt yesteT4~y morning, ana that
Was by the convenient process of noile
proseqU. Cold drinks ses lned %
have ruled the tastes 81 tie previous
tWeniy-iour hours, FOR not . hot
drink offender was IA courl IL ths
result OF the hot spell continues 70 hold
the 'prohihs" will be- likely 70 pray that
the holiness Itself may continue . holai
for they vii pray, if intempera nee
mast needs be fired out Of us, may tie
Lord turn GA the spell.
Gabriel SaleIs Was charged With
violation of the state liquor law. For
reasons which seemed good 70 the pros
ecutlon, the case was noile pros on
condition ot TIE payment oI cOSis 10y
the defendant
Fred CARRIER Was not tired Yesterday
after all. lie is accused OF assault and
battery, and the case Is ou cal az 10
o clock this morning. The quarrel ia
this ease occurred al a dance IA
tiermania Hal on the l2lh InsL When
il Was called yesterday morning VII
ness dfa not show up, and Tie lnlng
cOul1nl 80 on, an1 was pat over day.
At2 O'Clock IA tie afternoon squad
OF witnesses appeared IA the empty
court room, surprised 20 mad 40 court
lu session. They declared that their
subp9nas required their pres
ence al > O'Clock. They were high
/ IN nQlgnant when told tie
state OF Affairs. "a. j. katIluk
and Cornelius Van Dyke ssld they knew
Il WASH safe % monkey Win cOurts,
/ but lney thought Il mol dignlhed Tor
courts 10 monkey with witnesses. Tins,
they sala, Was the hith time they lad
/ tr0tted over 10 the court, only "a DC
! sent home again by a senseless adjourn
ment They SAID they had heard TIE
prosecuting attorney plead for an ad-
/ iournmeut of one case ou the ground
+ that he had promised 20 80 fsnng with
his boy. and they thought witnesses
ought TO be not hed when any such
/ great Occurrences were about 10 'Oc-
! cur"
John Fairfield and Frank Rodgers
/ had Il warm contest on Thursday over
! the adjournment OF the assault and
battery case of little Charlie Edwards.
/ Mr.. Fairfield stated that hls clients lb-
! crtv was M jeopardy through the iali-
ure 10 ind q material witness, and
asked one more day 70 pet hlm. Mr.
/ Rodgers took the opposite view, and
I wanted the matter tired % once. The
case went over one day, and when u
came up yesterday Nj. faTneid de-
manded Jury. 1t Was mol convenient
10 try the case IA that way on short
/ notice. and an adjournment was taken
TO Thursday next
No afternoon session was held, on SC
count OF the ola folks picnic at the
lake. Few men are as regular anc
I punctual as Judge Holmes u the daily
discharge of duty. II any man ls ever
1 entitled TO q DAY of, Judge Holmes Is
the man.
The Charles Billinger case Of the lar
I ceay Of a ring, Wlll be called the oJiA
inst, al 10 O'Clock, "a. N.
George Holden and George Stewart
were arrested on a warrant for dis
orderly conduct. bat were released hy
Superintendent Eastman on promise 10
appear to-day.
Three little b0ys, otherwise pretty
nee fellows, We're arrested for swlu-
ming in the creek. Their names arc
/ I'd Ellis, George DAVIS and Claude
Elkorton. They wlA be examined
to-day.
Katie Plant won't 60 to school be-.
cause size thinks she don't have 20.
The Court viii attend 10 her case
to-day.
For playing bali away out OF Filth-st.
two bows were arrested yesterday.
Their sense of iustce viii not bee sharp
oned ~ thc reflection that ball piayug
is made cT4mc with some ami "a virtue
with others. Their names are Gcrreti
Glupker and simon Liudcrb00m.