Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
POLICE AND COURT.

red Dennis Is nro-ress. se aiait~ iiie
ineylsaaie Ma 81 hose elia soak ~NeY
taea manhood in iae draakasls cap.
The trs i.ms Daanis was .oe.ssd ea ae
fe.s mosl keen.y tAa 0sei .ee. lao
SECOND time he io.t 4 less keeals And
on he will 81 un. hsHea sass t'la- STAGE
ct utterly shameless snsens.i'lsis Irom
wAioh relarals aposs.lae. DeaAlsRao
drunk saturday sAl. spsal osa4a a "a
isll aaa paid s8.a3 latJ Suael Halkty
laorAlng.
Tae court kindly oaered O. suspend
sentence provided A. stllArs 0o1ia pay
Hoe costs oI llls prosecution, si-aa. bet
al Ais m0nCy haa g0ne lor Hoisks, AID
he weni a. jail.
William Deillaanm ~ as both drunk
ana aisorderiy. 1he ar0ak casi hla
s., tae dlsofderiy cost Ainl ss. 4ad l.e
cosls we're $40. consequently i e1lst
hlln So - q square up.
Michael 4 OrcQlt MAS caught becgng
an4 NAs arra algnea teF yaEiAlcy. 4o
pleaded guslgs, hut slal4aed that he had
lots oI property la tlla saapa oi ca~s,
horses. eats ana a0ga apon wlaea ne
coal1 TeAl.ze eGoaga - pay anK 4ea-
s8n4ble Iiae. provided ae had time
enough lie was gwen tine untI Juig
: Id which "a ralse tile wM1 provided
he wouldui beg IL from strangers.
George Stewart aad Geoiee Holden
We're arralgncd aud convicted together
ou charge Oi ds1rdeIiy conduct
They were each nned 81 and were
asked 20 pay bait of the cCsts Of sia0.
! Bat nslther had NueTewinal 40 pay,
and both went IA jail.
The old gentleman named Peter
Baker Who covered over a vault "a
avoid u more disagreeab.e task. Was
fined Si and nl4de 10 pay Tie costs
besides Of 500.
Miss Kate Plant las been dis posed Of
ln the most proper way. she goes to
the Industrial ocnoOl At Adrian tll She
/ Is tWenty-0ne. Katie had made start
| IA career that Mas sure 10 eud ia
shame. Her mother had the good
sense aud the courage 10 ad0pt tne
only course that promises 10 save her
daughter before sae u lost
Tie nolle pressing OF the indecent
! exposure - case ot George DAVIS aaa
/ Lon Nandcrveer, WHO swan ln OarIltr
creek, terminates the whole pr0Nemaut
| by winch half dozen little boys might
have gone down 10 life branded With a
record Oi infamy.
May Thompson gave bail for her APP
pearance IN court aud did not appear
on the time agreed. Her bail WAS es-
treated, and yeI she stands liable 70 be
| brought into court aud tried on the
charge OF assault and battery.
Ii was well said by Frank Rodgers, IN
4 fal sfs "a hsa - "a
| who, 70 escape conviction on the charge
of petty larceny, ls willing 10 smirch
| the character Of two women and 10
| confess himself a moral swine, should
be branded with the infamy be de-
| serves. Mrs. Elizabeth Green, Of lUl
Canal-st., gave = straightforward story
on the stand 10 the following effect:
| On the evening OF the l9tb Of june
! Charles BIllenger, q total stranger 10
her, raped AT her door, and when u
| was openedhe pushed into the room.
| Spying on the dresser . gold riug, lie
picked II up and put II on his finger,
with the remark that u would look
well wnen be played poker. lie then
walked out with the ring despite
her vigorous protests. On thc other
hand BlileneeF tells story
which, true or false, brands himself a
filthy adulterer OF uncommon deprax-
ity. That a man could have the odOn-
terry 10 suppose that a jury OF siN men
would regard Is a proper defense "a
story into which sexual lmpnrIty was
injected as lhe principal ingredient, Is a
singular commentary on the average
Officer Price ran IN Dave Garry yes
terday for beng drunk.
morals of men. Bllenger was coa-
victed and las sentence was deferred %
July ].
Judge Holcomb will continue 10 keep
his fatherly eye on the young truant
boy, Joseph Nane, until the l4th oi
July at the earliest.
Another adjournment was taken yes
terday in the Hull-IIlll seduction case.
The examination standsovcr 20 July a.
William August, the man who deal;
officer Lynch the murdcr0us blow ou
Saturday night, was in court atthe az
tornoon session and was agragncd or a
charge Of deadly assault, preferred by
Capt. Johnson. August is q short.
stout. muscular man, with a physiog-
nomy showing but slight traces Of tho
brutality which he has displayed on
more than one occasion He pleaded
not guilty, and, in the absence OF his 80.
torney. Mr.. Mcbride, demanded an
examination. Mr.. Rodgers asked that
the examination beg IN at % O'Clock 30
day for the convenience Of wltnes
who desired g. leave town. iie aiss
stated that, sitter the taking of tho one
! witness testimony. cOntnuane
would be asked for until such time az
officer Lynch shall be- able 70 sppear.
The examination viii accordingly be-
gin TINS morning AZ 10 O'Clock.
Charles O'Dowd objected. but the Oh.
lection was ovgrruled, and the patr o.
look him 10 the lookup very drunk.
Frank Spicer occupied cell At head
quarters last night for being drunk.