Telegram-herald., 1890-12-13

ftt<t A@A At-ttt t&f@ @tN~t~i %t.s-t
noi d s.ngis sas el glAEaE a1asisos hAs
i ever perpetF2ssa uup fesseraAy
morning. .folioe and tourt was ~
lne h snake same complimentary aiias-
ioas l. = Wor.hs ola gentlem4n. and
urote ..GeneTal CailaaAn nonofAsay
stands upaa reneeton eto." hat me
intelliEepi eolaqas.tor managed to prins
i lhas. ''Jlmmy oNaliehsn h4eltaaliy y
steals Is resisx action, etc
Naw lae fac ol ihe matter Is that
Gsnsrsl Callahan aid not slssl the
hao.s ls now has "a hls feet. HIS TRAIT
for thss laseeny. GA the complaint
of Geofes - Hart. tae osnal-st toh&es
eonisf, was tie great feature oi pohoel
oours yesterday. and triumphant so9
oaitlAl uas tAe result Tie ''eneral
was defended ~ i've distnf foisneds
counsel. \. 4. Alien and q. {. SAMSON
ana tae trial was by jury There @eIo
l,it tso = illnesses Ia the ease. the coin-
nia8naat Ga the 0nc SIDE, ana ins deich<
daal GA the other. =
Ar Hart sN0re that JIMMY eniefedf
hss store and picked up psli oi ciotiil
boots and walked ua Vii Them HeAlpsti
the protest Of witness. The man e story
WAS 81 straight and Clfcum6iantlAl tnAt
ID WeisheQ strongly Nlta tAe Jufg. tuit
when General Callahan, Nlla tfM
tread and manly bearing. TOOK Tie
stand the feeling MAS deep Aua strong
that the real truth would noa oone :
out. The hrsi question, 81 truiaioiis
and ifAukiy answered. settled tle mats
4 Ter ot eredlblliy as between tue iva
witnesses. Where We're sou horn. &
General asked MI. Alien. "ln irc-
I lsnd, sor.' The cblalke tfuthiuiucss
T of this answer horne out as exerA c8fcum-
stance 81 ihe general appearance. con-
f.ncC4 every 1unman that Tor
that witness 10 tea lie was
/ a moral impOssbllty. knI after
that when Jmmy pulled Oh one ot the.
1 bOols ln controversy, even without auyf
solicitation, and handed q over a. Else.
4 Jury. Il Was evident that toe witness de-
ared 10 keep nothing back The lurN
were willing % admit, without haNugf
/ 4 passed around, that the exposed loot
wac thc same one upon which tle boot
1 had been placed in iarls store<
Jimmy's story was that Nj. Hart had
gwen him tnose boots without money !
and without pnce.
Tie arguments of ali the counsel
were perfect Wnlriwluds OF forensic
/ builiaucy. Ii is seldom that courtt
! audiences ever have the audAcily 10
applaud Il speaker, but when the fol- I
! loving period, shot as from u Drlchne
/ cannon from the recesses oi Mr..
! Aliens gullet, the enthusiasm Of thei
/ noys could not be restraned 10y anyl
Little tbree-inch gsvei ike Johns
"Ihey tell US, gonuemen Of the lury.(
/ that this respondent = without chsr4c,
/ ter, bat VINO "a this TespOndenC Who
are, gentlemen OF the jury, these two !
/ dlsputing witnesses The one, gentle. .
men Of the jury. is a low-born jew and
ex-base- ball crank, anc tie other Is a
citizen Of two hemispheTes, a high brodi
wanderer from the land OF AunieI
Rooney, II you please"
When the Jury rendered their YER
/ dict Of not guilty, the late prisoner az
1 the bar shook hands feellngly all round.
And thus ends tie story of another bad
mar gone good.
When the jury convicted Bessie BAN
/ mer, on Thursday afternoon, of the
/ larceny OF Mrs George A. kaetnan's
/ ring, her attorney asked that sentence
be deferred until Friday morning
1 When the morning came. tbe fair con-
wet failed 10 appear. Alex. Hamilton,
| her counsel, expressed the deepest
modification, and sAid that be should
be 50 careful Of the character OF hIs re-
/ quests in the future that he probably
would never make another Cf fnis
kind. The grl's bail was ostroatcd and
a bench warrant was issued for tier re-
arrest. Bat - ls nct Akciy tnst i will E
ever find her.
On complaint Of Frank Rodgers.
| Leroy IRWIN was arralgned on the
/ charge Of disorderly conduct. and thei
/ complaint specified that lrgin hsdi
! called Rodgers "a liar. The accused
! pleaded not guilty, and be was held iu
bal Of 500 % appear for tuai Dext
! Tuesday morning.
The circumstances of the case. as
narrated by an eve witness, are that
Irwin had been sued by a person ON
account Of dispute growing out oi ~
wood olcker. The two iiugaDts had
gone into Mr. Rogers office - talk over
the matter with tie attorney. ln the
course of the talk IRWIN became ciE-
gTuntlcd, and called the attorney lar
with a profane double-hc8ded sitscn-
ment 10 r. Tpon tins, Mr. Y ,agsff
moved quickly towards Irwin with tht
remark that be would not permit any.
one g. use towards hm such laDgusgs
IA his own Office. Irwin. who VA
standing near toe door. doubled hs
FIST and drew back his arm fof bl0E.
But hc sent hls elbow crashing through
the glass OF the door, and toe c0niuso1
winch resulted called od sftfuton
from the immediate quarrel. Nj.
Rogers s very weak and feeble from
the effects of = recent long rue of
fever. and 30 doubtless - more sensi-
tive O. fho sfronf offered him than 80
would naturally be in fuil health. u
surely requires lees courage e. insult a
siCk man thaa lt does q fDan in health.
Rotes.
william Johnson Was the only drunk.
and PAID s5s5.
The boy James Rov. sccnaed of an ss-
saulf and battery upon 8 f0isck vo-
man, thought hs case bad tecn ad-
f0urned enough. and lnHsied upon
gong fe trial lie was discharged
ole An3erson opened meat msfkef
On Trontst some Nsfks ago, aua
ureieefed - take oDf . actrss. Zee
erquse wss thst BE- dai DOi know hs
Lad - Do 80. bsi bed gotten be license