Telegram-herald., 1890-07-22
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Eve persons Nrank ga snisaay,
CT pat thsmsslYs ai7 pos.io@ fal ihe
general pabAe q draw that a.iereaee.
Iaey wers IA EQllos eoorg Maaaas
moInmg. al auy r&le. = n B~a6er
'p4N s5.SA Meaasl Gallagher sci ost
oa Suspended sentence. Andrew ilen-
herman Nas sci prosaenied In ths
paragraph - hob up severely ia par
Sgrzph t.sloN. a. H. Okeraoaga pad
s3.S5- Thomas Condley Vas not drank,
and i is al a malicious prosecution.
Thomas does gets drunk quite oiten, bui
he does not thluk tAe frequency ~ tae
recurrence OF these states al inetns,tF
are Sufficiently great b warrant tse
presumption of guilt aiieE charge ~
drunkenness supported ~ no otner
evidence than that of a policeman
whose misfortune 4 nas 0sen noi -
have had the pleasure at meeting
Thomas 1onaley soiiel- The tr.as Wla
occur on Thursday.
The police court record for Yesterday
morning Is pretty hack Win ink GA az
o0uut al seven names that had been
dragged there. A month Az eebt
young men were beiofe the court, all
charged ia one complaint Nith uisor-
derry conduct seven OF them were
disposed of at the I.me, bat Joe Cr0mer
had nQt the money % pay Aesleraay
moTnAg he MAS ln c0urI with las ss.40.
aad ti,St uecesslt&ted the rewriting ut
VI All the names on the record.
Another ylo,ailonof the health 0rdin-
ance Aas resulted more dlsasir0asy "a
/ offender than such cases have resulted
/ b, Qre. Jacob D.. oelhaId las gone 10
| lai."l0T twelve days
The cose 81 JoAa SehsHcr. accused
/ Of assault and battery, WlA be uled on
/ the 24lA.
The assault and battery ease Of Hat
1 tie Calkns. de scrhed lasl week Nas u
coUri again Yesterday. and the defend
ant Was found 10 ba guilty. Acr seu-
! tence viii Ice pronounced tomorrow.
Eugene Watson. the young maa ac-
cused Cl peIsonalag an officer, was %
! have been examiued yesterday. hgt
j the convenience 81 ile attorney being
! more fully consulted, t8o case was pat
OF until lhls morning so 40 O'Clock.
so many drunks appear IN police
court that no particular enc ls at aii
! uouceahle. Large events, though,
/ sometimes hang On thc l4vts oi obscure
persons. Ca tle SKA day of lle present
month Que Thomas COuuors was seut
! 10 lal Tor drunkenness. de went over
and was forgotten uuul yesterday.
wnen the trai of Andrew Hannenan,
( charged with breach Of the peace,
I brought the name of C0nnors 10 the
/ front. When COnnors got ont OF lali
/ on Saturday last, he stoered directly for
/ No. 90 Henry-st. This place e iaun-
/ dry, conducted by a Mrs. Jennctt, a
lady" as everybody OF the female
persuasion Is called in police court, who
has figured IN police court more than
once. When touuors reached the
Jennett place be found there tue man
! Hcnnenan. ConnOrs was OF course
| mad % see VINO had been there since
he'd been gone, and a tight cnsued.
| ienneman happened % be the FIRST
! man arrested, and was put upon his
| trial for breach OF the peace. The dis
closures Of the characteroi the laundry
made upon this trial were the same that
have boen made upon the former cases
alluded 10. Indeed. when arrests are
made N or near 90 Hcnry-st. the inter-
est has usually shifted from the accused
| 10 the lady" who is always involved
as a witness. AS hss honor sad n
summing up the case, 1.-the conduct n
! the whole Transaction IS outrageous.
! Henreman was found guilty and was
| sentenced 10 lail for 30 days. This
means recognition by the court that
I petty criminals VII not always be gwen
the alternative OF buyng OF with cash.
Two Dicks, one named storm, and
the other named Hetheungton. are m
| iail charged with larceny. Frank
Barnes, on another charge Of the same
sort, Is also IN Jail.
John Chagee VIII be arraigned this
morning for assault and battery.
| Mary Jennctte, whllo on the witness
| stand Yesterday d testify Ia favor ~
| the convicted Hannemsn, eworc that
she used some very vie language az
Counors during the course Of the hght
noted above. She was afterwards ar-
rested on a warrant for disorderIy con-
duct. The neIcbb0rs VIII get ud ~
tina. laundry" q possible.
| On Sunday, Henry Brock, of 247 FIRE.
mont-st., took his family 30 Ottawa
| Beach. and left the house in charge ot
a man he knew but slightly. The main
! part OF the house was locked up.
Brock left couple Of bottles OF beer
for the custodian OF the house. When
Brock got home he found that a regu-
lar carnival had been going on in his
| house. The watchman had invited Ia
| all hls friends, and the friends had in-
| vited themselves % everything they
| could lay their hands on. Even the
| other part Of the house had been
b-Oken INTO and money had been stolen.
The police were mutiiled, and last "a night
1 Martin Wander Clause vac ruD in ns the
| first fruits Of the rad on tho offender.
/ \ nharee OF hurg-arg VII lan- MarLn