Evening journal., 1890-02-18
LAST EDITION
HUSBAND AND WIFE PART.



Tor-ag Man, just of Age, and Brute
Receives Deserved Punishment.
at Municipal Court last evening Joseph
nlian, an Italian, charged with assault
Ind battery on Connena Malussa, an
allan. was discharged as Malussa was
ae aggresser. Anna Page was fined So
nd costs for using abusive language to
ard Mrs. Dora Hopes
Randolph Walls, Harry Reidel and
homas Smith, boys were charged with
1bbing the store of Mrs. John Hanley
: Front and Monroe streets. The par
culars were given IN yesterdays EVEN
1So JOURNAL. Walls was discharged,
I'D Riedei and Smith held for a hearing
Ho-day. At this mornings session OF
1urt Riedel was discharged, as 1t had
cen learned that he was hard work
Ag lad and generally honest. his
other, who was present, broke down
A)mpletely from revulsion of feeling,
hen the boy was released. Smith, who
as the leader in the larceny, will be sent
NJ the Ferris Reform School.
At Municipal Court this morning
n dward RYAN, drunk, was discharged on
promise to leave town; John Darling
VI m, drunk, 81 and costs; James Wiley,
,lored drunk, SIS and COSTS Mary Don.
#elly, who did not seem to be charged
Il it'll anything, paid the costs, 81 20.
q Samuel Stafford was charged with com.
q itting assault and battery on his wife
n February II. He said he was not
n lilty because he was drunk and did not
n now what he was doing. Judge Ball told
n N that his wife had stated that she
81 ould be satisfied to withdraw the case il
n sr husband left town and never disturbed
Il II again Stafford accepted the PROPOSE
81 on and left
" Walter Blackburn, p years old, was
" larged with assault and battery Oh
# )hn w. Webb on January IL. Webb
# stified that he was workman at tbs
81 alleable Iron Works, and on the da,
81 entioned was at the works. When h'
@ It there to go home crowd of uniol
builders surrounded him and talked K
M. Then two in the crowd, Blackburn
III d another, walked up the street will
III N and tried to persuade him to leav'
a# e works, which he declined to do
a@ aekburn swore at him and struck hin
2 rec times and threatened to kill him
M ackburn denied the act and said tina
III ebb had called him a liar; Webb
@ MED this.
M Blackburn was also charged with dis
81 Derby conduct at his home, Tenth an'
~ nnett streets. His sister, Sarah Black
IN, testified that last night he strucl
@ twice and knocked her down AM
a oked her, abusing her badly. He hai
@ On drinking. When she left the hous
Is few minutes he locked her out, TIT
ouble vas caused by the young man be
ming angry at not having white shir
s ady to wear out last night. When tn
lice officers went to the house to arres
@ he had the doors locked. His fathe
tempted to raise the windows from tn
III tside and the brute inside presse
sz wn on the window frame and pinche
fathers fingers. Mr.. Blackburn tols
officers to burst into the house an
len they had done so Young Blackburn
Z down into the cellar, and there OF
' Updyke found him.
The second charge was changed 30 this
s assault and battery. The Prisone
d he never struck his sister. ION
Qcked her down and choled her
IL the assault on Webb, Judge Ba
ed Walker Blackburn $40 and cost
a ON the second charge $25 and cos
d one months Imprisonment