Telegram-herald., 1890-10-04

Al TIE ca~as et lfeAea q the qease
growing out II tAe AreSoe s&i2eA rsN
l&si week have = nalie pfN's'e @na
she1elsua2a.k discharged tas groauas
q lhis aeien Wefr tAsg lie no'ses
and slGrpsnees ii that msmefsilf
~sr grew oGl 81 h9a4 fise S.sRuie
over tAe possess.8u II ias property.
and taAi Il was aos a cammon t,f4~i
growing oni 81 the malignant I@ssis.ss
oi men
Is wAs almost the same viii the case
1t assault aaa battery &gsias. Dass
Aek.ey sad Ia Laws. ca compliant 81
Joe Dyer Tae case ~as triea and
disposed of Yesterday hs she discharge
OF tae Aocused. 1netilcams1aaoes Were
aets led az leagia ia these columns
81 me time 81 the nght. and, briefly re-
capltaiStnd, ABe taest. Ioe afnule
Vttf tae l.ssss sstou ~ tDe ssioOu had
CoaNuQed some oaks ueiNceD soansiou
and Dyer. on the evening al gile 8kat.
bKtT aaa poses ss.oa 81 t.a isEF, nutn.
upon sieppuS out 90 tnt aar icf a
moment. AeAitk aud LEWIS jumped
over tAe counter aud "hcia tss IOl1"
Mhen DRer fttalned a. tae tar. there
occurred What slll never 80 slf..lEll
into HISTORY, - reason ~ iir iffecoe-
silailt conillci al testimony. ia seal.
o. ent a. ssy that ngAt ensaea Ia
whlcu Over gei numerically eaten ~
Ackley aad Lows lie catered coai-
plant against them FOR assault and bat-
lefy.
The case was tried before the court,
ana testimony 90 The very iasi s9it a.
unilniiird on io.A s4aes. nls Homer,
in deciding ihe cast. freely adnltte4
tue dlfhcnAF oi loraEaS a rational
opinion out Oi each "a mass ol coausfl-
AZ testimony, aud SAID tnat Ae ard BOT
tesl )usunea n ofprsmc aoy man ~
las liOtriy IA stale % facIs 81 Ouctr-
tam a. ihls. lAe prlS neis were dis
charged.
Jack Qnsley e lucky dog. and lns
luck lee largely in thc faci taat his
Judge j. = UAlnea lawyer, nha knows
better than = Jury no3 o. deglae facts
solely UPON tn evidence exciting.
About the micdle Of last April, Wa.
Aidrich 1Sirum cost a Ksiaalle ruboef
coat Norta SO. jus. about that Line
uan entered Ntl tae coat sac second
hand clothing store 81 l.ouls sanal &,
lla CanSl-st., aud offered d Tor ~ e..
>anuleI clerk bought 20, Paying s. Tor
d, and, according 10 custom, caused
Tie vendor 10 s.gn lac nsuIe
ia book kept for that purpose.
nc name sgnod was John QuAlrN.
/ The defendant Nss made 70 agu his
name ln court. and the two signatures
I H..
ne thought Quaiey was the man, could
/ not positively swear that be was.
Qualey himself swOre that he was not
ia the city Al TIE time that the coat xas
/ alleged 20 have been sOld 20 Sander.
Quaiey - a poor drunken soi, and
has been before in police court charged
with being thief. TIE real prosecutor
was n prominent attorney, and the
pressure Of sentiment was al against
the accused. II Judge Holmes were
person 10 be moved by prejudice, here
was the opportunity 10 send poor &C.
/ fenceless dog 10 lail. But HIS Honor
Was constrained 10 Say that the pro &
were insufficient 20 convict, and the
prisoner wAs' discharged.
A Jury composed mostly Of newspa-
per reporters sat on The case of Leon
ard Randall, accused o. stealing pa-r
/ OF clippers from a Naterioo-si. barber.
\ The proofs were absolutely lrrefraeai3e
and Randall was convicted aud sent %
jail for thirty days. Within fifteen
minutes @ the TIME ihe clerk distriDu-
/ ted 10 these Jurymen the county orders
/ for their pay, every p.ece 81 paper MAS
/ IN the hands of the treasurer. and cg-
cry halt dollar was buying meat i9r
supper.
Nofss
The adjOurnmeuis were as follow.
! John Is HugAes, violating stat liquor
/ law. Oct. :, 10 a. m Michael Collins,
keeping open saloon on sunday, Oct. o.
) p. m. ;. ". Kelley, keeping opeu