Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
POLICE AND COU RT.

1sreput4rle house Was empt-Sl
INTO police court yesterday morning
and from thence a part OF l was
empled INTO tAe county jal. The
moving cause Of the whole business was
the righteous .ad gnauon of aa out
raget wife. Fred Fond aud les wife
live At NJ. { south I0ns-st. On Mon
day night, or rather OF tuesday morn
nlng, Mrs. Ford received Information
that her husband vas speeding the
night in a wicked dive AZ soI south
Naterl0O-st., Kept by Sasie Cane.
With a W0nan's heart, inscrutable ia
lts working as some OF the grand move
meuts OF Divine Providence. Mrs. lord
sailed forth 10 bring her husband
home. Win marvellous force. she
OyeTcame al the barriers that
stood between herself and her
wayward husband, and found hm
cOnsunatlng the first Of hls own and an-
other shame. To the wlfe's enteaues
10 return 20 his home, tue husband
made answer IN an assault uD0n her
person, and the confusion thus created
brought the police - the scene. As am
nOuUced IN THIS column Yesterday three
women ana TWO men were arrested. IA
police cturt Yesterday morning, all got
their deserts. Susie Cane. keeper OF
the house, paid $3.50. Nellie Bouget
and Maud Berry were committed TO
jail for 90 days. Fred Ford and John
Burns paid, respectively. g2S.35 and
$3.50. Ford went back 70 MS own
home last evening and If he expects 10
save hls soul be had better stay there
A. Wood has finally got Oft with the
payment Of costs. Few dFunks get on
rs Well.
l.. ii. Burlingame viii be around on
June 3 % answer 10 the charge of
drunk and dlsorderly.
jim Malcolm was brute enough 10 get
drunk, and then, when sober was
coward enough 10 break ms word with
the court after promising 10 return and
pay up yesterday. The next time he
looks His Honor in the face, he will
know more about the meaning OF nat
tinus than half the lawyers IN town.
Since the day that the first street
lamps We're put IN, some fellow began
smashing them maliciOusly. over nne
thousand lamps have been broken, ac-
cording TO actual record. But the
nine thousand and first smash was the
one that caught the Sc)undrel IN the
very act. And VINO should the lamp
Smasher be but the versatile John Doe.
And now John IS Sl1 out, by taxation of
the police court. When the boys of
this town find out that It costs only one
tenth of a cent to smash a street lamp,
the rest OF the population mag as well
lay III for stock OF lanterns.
John Lyandyke will to-day have two
saloon cases IN court, whereas he yes
terday had bat one. The first one VIII
be looked into aud the second one Will
be looked at today.
4. Drenshaw's assault and battery
case Will be up again to-day.
Nellie Hodges and May Cameron, the
female Jehus, will be in court again to-
day.
Jesse Babcock, the one legged terror
on cruthes, would have been IN court
yesterday, according to promise, b pay
up for his ii .s1ssrass4t- and-battery, II
he had not b-Sn IN jail on conviction OF
a second assault and battery.
Frank ykema's larceny case Will be
up today.
Henry Wander Veen was discharged
because there was no evidence at hand
to prove him guilty OF larceny.
George Cooper and VIM. Taylor were
| discharged for want of sufficient proof
to convict them OF larceny from the
| person.
Billy Meade and Mary Sherman
didn't blush unseen in court yesterday
for neither blushed and both were
conspicuous. They will again disgust
all decent people the last day of TIN:
month.
Young Sharphorn is waiting 10 see
what Judge llolcomb proposes to do
! about his truant habits. The father
wants him sent to Lansing.
A telegram from Chicagocaused th'
arrest of NJ. Karlinskl, doing an agency
| business under the name OF Wundt. il
room 2S. Vinegar block. lie IS wanted
| for embozzlement.
Jake Johnson, clerk Of the police de
partment, is SEX and of duty.