Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
POLICE AND COURT.

VII appear In court and answer - the
charge Meanwhile he : oat on hls
own recOgniEance.
The Clark family and the schwalm-
h4k family have lot been friendly Tor
many weeks, and .ast Monday the war
broke out with such yigor that the lady
with the Polish name entered suit
against the boy, Roy Clark, for using
insulting language against her. She
failed 10 make out her case against the
BOY. and the little fellow was discharged
4fler getting good nice lecture from
Ills Honor about good little boys and
bad Little boys The costs OF the suit
were taxed up against the plalnu1.
That IS good. In these little nelgnbor-
hood rows security for costs a always
demanded
The best testimony and the best Oo-
sefyauOn lead % the belief that there i
neither any top % heaven nor any bot
tom % hell. There : always a moral
depth below the last one 10 which YOUR
ewes penetrated. Jnaccustomed ears
VINO heard the prureucy that oOLed
from the Belts ease last week, must
have doubted II human depravIty could
suz lower. But here comes Mary HOl-
hcker. Among those who look upon
her a. she s utterly empty OF the last
Kicker OF WomanhOOd, she goes by the
name Of Pg-Faced Mary, because her
great, red, ugly, dehauched face
ouigcs Out in front Ike swine :.
Now no one cares 20 see more OF Mary
than her face, and consequently she
was arrested aud arralgned before HIS
Honor yesterday afternoon. she has
a habit of snlyelug and bawlIng when
the lali threatens her, and 50 she let
herself loose Yesterday a poor and
deserted female about 10 be oppressed
by the injustice OF the law. She
pleaded not guilty, then changed her
plea, then changed 10 again, and then
went . jail 10 await the action of JUS
tee tomorrow morning. She never
pretended that she had 10 90 naked for
the want OF sufficient clothing 70 wear
and app ared amply dressed when IN
court. No. 10 couldn't have been that.
After the criminal cases We're dis
posed OF His Honor announced tnat he
had a paper or TWO 70 read winch he
desired the clerk 10 file. The first pa
per WAS the formal res gnauOn by
Bailtf Edward PeltOn. The second was
an order OF court accepting Mr.. Pei
toms resignation. The third was an or
der Of court appointing as bailt 10
succeed Mr. PeitOn, John /. Holmes,
Jr. As Mr.. PeitOn was about 10 raise
the gavel for the last time, Assistant
CITY Attorney Carroll rose and address
ed the court. He stated that Il seemed
quite meet that the retirement OF an
OF old and faithful servant such as Mr..
PcltOn had been should receive q re-
COCuitOn from the bar as well rs from
the bench. lie then referred. some
what in detail, 10 the many evidences
OF intelligent fathfulnesS with which
the retiring baIhH had performed all
the past duties. He expressed his great
satisfaction at the we'll deserved
promotion 20 the c.erkship of the court
which the hailitf had earned. and
doubted not that his we'll matured hab-
q Of falthfulness to duty would insure
for him the same success IN the admin
| istratiOn Of the higher Oticed which had
marked the execution of the lower one.
As TO the incoming bliliff, the best he
could ask was that he might perform
the duties rs well as Mr. PeltOu had
done. and he bad every reason 10 sup
pose ne would. Each Of the newspaper
reporters present took the occasion %
ask that the sentiments which had been
uttered by Mr. Carroll might also be re-
garded rs those Of the repOrtOrial staff
Again Mr.. Carroll rose and asked lib
erty o. call attention 20 the splendid
nast service OF rctrnS clerk Alfred p
To1er. lie stated that Mr.. TozeT had
hrouehtt0theo office Of police court clerk
auatural legal instinct winch had served
better than manv legal training had
done for less brilliant minds. lie SAID
F that tho precision and skill with which
/ the legal documents had been drawn
( were proved bv the fact that they had
stood the testof Interpretation by both
tho lower and the higher courts with
7 wonderful strength. he stated that
during the whole long period OF Mr
F T0ror's service. not more than twelve
complaints had bCer se1t hack 20 the
public prosecutor. county or tv, hy
r-arO1 0f their ton Great Compicvity
F for the clerks skill. IIo stated that he
fsfs rh1t such rrais. as me was g'vuc
ought to Pc received 7 IN 7ll the moro
weight. beng gwen. as q was, ~ the
absence % the object o' r.
When Nr Caro- s7' down. JudEr
Holmes sald that DE csr-d to repeat
AMI cupbfsize every word. and % add
tnat he fat mover met a man with
ONT farsI TRIMMING possessing sO FINE
. q s-r-r7 utt0r 0f fie-sl points ne tha
possessed rv N- Toe secondly. h'
u1s une1 u-r rfIIv accurate M tsk'nl
Testimony. For man WHO did no
write shorthand h,s GIFT iu t0's regard
hc sa iI WIS very market. Ir tone o
ursrhdued sadness His Honor con
c'udod h.s remarks With these words
.sT nss Nr. Toror very much III
surely has administered his Office y Il
I fidelity to the public and with faithful
ness to every trust.
A city Of 90000 people called Gran,
Raords r Michigan. made mt one ar
rest i1 tve-tv-f1ur hours. That mean
virtue The ru- man arrested w3
Ssu, Ferguson s1t south piv-son-st.
who q. drurS abused his tt'e boy
chased h.s wife got chased tv the ~
Ice. and now awaits I'M cell 2 the re
sult that her blind majesty Vil declsr
ou tomorrow morning
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