Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10
POLICE AND COURT.

Itisa very simple tale and may be
passed ~ qaickls }. NanderSooa Was
drugk And has gone e jA-l iol twelve
days.
The cd soldier, Peter kamneaps
whose lntoxeafioi-s arrest. ciuhiens,
trial ly sisry oosvioiion ana removal to
the soldiers Home ou suspended sen
ttnoe. vas ia oo-rl yesterday, @Aa t.ie
sentence Was suspended ln 3 Way 10
Wad tae matter 0p
Whether OF uoi John o. GRADY Was
the nlau who Si4taked tAt $40 OVercoais
from l.. a. Noaustoce residence, wlll he
ulcd al l9 q clock tomorrow morning.
Rlchard Tates attempt g. possess
himsel ot s par oi trousers belonging
g. Michael Harden, resulted Ia Tate
gong 90 Jall for thirty days
The lttle fellows who had 50 muca
fun snawng Melville 5 hens are stu uu-
der judicial surveillance, aud Nll cou-
inue 80 untu saturday Another kiu-
dergarten seems ln prooess 0t forma-
ton. Doors open al hall-pasi s. KIN
dergaten opens al lo.
The four young toughs who hr0ke
into the Grand Rapids brush factory
Mil be again looked over ia court 0l
the l7th lnst. Their names are James
Arnold, james kehoe, j. knipper and
Charles Minn.
Jacob olt Was 10 have been tired yes
terday, bat the prosecution VAS not
ready, and the case again goes over.
or j. the poetic gentleman Who wrote
bad and shocking words in Lilnor : sa-
/ loon, on the West SIDE. OF course,
such language on the walls and furul-
ture of saloon would tend 20 drive
away respectable custom, and ott VII
nave % give an account ~ himself
William Paxton j. again after Wal
/ liam EchteInacb, of Isl StOcklug-st
/ Paxton moral sensiblliues are conun-
ually shocked by the sunday doues of
| Echternach across the way from hls
| barber shop. He h. not understood ar
| claiming that any great disturbance ls
, gong GA over thc way, but toe bare re-
| itctOn that nls fellow man Is following
a course at al deWatng from Jhc strict
est mOrallues Oi the sabbath daY, q be-
| turbs has holy dev0uOns. and he is
| bound 10 follow Echternach % the bit
/ ter end. Time after time Billy comes
] up smiling, Just ar Il Paxton had uo
right 10 demand sweet and peaceful
sabbath day an the year round. The
| court Considered how EchternaCh had
/ been kcrt trOtung back and forth be-
! tween. .hOmeand the court without bring
ing has case 10 trial, and gave bum thls
time a good long adjournment 10 the
30th.
Tom Kinnard is IN jail. Toms aunt
| is Mrs. Jeannett, and runs a laundry at
! 60 Henry-st Toms sister Maggie lives
/ IN Sparta when al home, and r. now
I visiting her aunt On Henry-st. This ls
chapter one. Chapter two begins away
back 20 year ago last February. AT
that time one Thomas CounOrs. "A rather
/ good looking young fellow of 27. was
employed hy Mrs. Jcannctt 20 do some
| painting for her. During the progress
| of the work COnnors boarded with Mrs.
Jeannett. aud after the work was done
| he continued 10 stay there 10y a sort of
! mutual consent. lie has since contn-
| ued 10 reside with the kind lacy. who
has never charged hlm a penny for
board and lodging.
The above kindness OF the lady Is c1-
| planned by certain cOngeLlaAty OF
tastes existing between the two, ale
| though there was some conflict Of test
! mony as TO the extent Of il. Connors
swore that il extended away INTO tho
| Impropriet'es, while Mrs. Jesunett sad
he would have 10 prove 3D." 4 ho
thought i important 10 make the jury
believe il. Al any rate. much whisky
was drunk at No. 90 Henry-st.. and
often Connor> got beastly intoxicated.
On the night of March 81, Connors came
home very drunk, and proceeded "a
throw the aunt and niece out OF doors.
To do this. ne had 10 pound the women
with q char and then with has iist, aud
Mss Knnard bad him arrested. The
jury were ont just long enough 10 take
"a single vote, and tben returned with a
verdict Of guilty. ConnOrs goes TO lall
| tnr ftnnnft- n ! ~.