Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
POLICE AND COURT.

Ne deep sorrow. no special hisa It
calamity had struck feter Nsp tttss',
bui he went off and goi drunk beoease
he hsdn's been paraly4ea before s.uoe
election. rate lets teW opportunities
escape 10 have sothin' HIS oreeth 's ~
bad, 10 draw Il aasld tWouia scatter
drove of aemons Wny, be- has heen
known IL klss 5 cilld and give i de-
lluUm tremgns
Qulck work Was made of the case ~
Andrew ls4ssa, who pleaded guHtN ta
the charge 20 dlsoFaerN conduct. ~"
the mlsdcmuauar t'tlsoraegiy, ls
very o0Mpreheus ye tnng, ana sweeps
~ losts - different soIls ot overt acis.
LassA SAYS that 3. q. Luela was several
months back un house rent, and tAni he
supposed he Vas taking ; legai cOulse
when he matted up tnt windows ana
displaced couple ~ doors ln the iucla
aomie.le- AeaIls every body Wa be in-
clned to sympaih.E .Ee with iaI.1 lord n
bis proper endc4Nors a. collect Wnai
due nsu. Bat circumstances alter
cases, aud the circumstances 0f thls
case as detailed u Yesterdays police
column, We're MOT denied ln court Tie
"A lie ~ l.ucla ls act physicAalN ahlt to
endure the racket which Lassl has
gwen tne family, and the latters hiutal
lnsensollty 20 certain deCenclcs ot Aie
has cost Alm dearly. lie was haed -
alld costs amounting to fs.Sa.
When Detective smith was making
the arrest Of Andrew lassa. ca Thurs
day, man by the mann oi AauIph
Neyerschaum, made himself quite can-
splcuous aud loud by say oi getting
/ himself mixed up in the a8ar. Smth
says thai Ia point of fact Mcyerschaum
inIericred N1th ham ln the discharge -
/ h.s duty, and % was at one point ln the
| proceedings "a mere toss of penny
whether or not tne fellow would have
/ % be run IN on q charge much graNcr
tllsn the ottense of his friend Lassa.
The young man Anderson, arrested
on charge ot q q urblng d religious
meeting az the salvation ARMY tnf-
racks, pleaded not guilty, and Was
asked 10 appear on the 4th and make
his defense, II ho has one.
judicial clemency has saved Ed MI
lard from gong 10 jail. HIS plea was
/ guilty OF the charge Of drunkenness,
and sentence Was suspended.
Like the old lady Jeannett, John
! O'Grady says II he has been doing any
thing wrong, u = for has sccUsers 10
prove IL. Correct {. c. COmslOck
will remember tins, and the city attor-
ney VIII help him out on d. OGrady
Is the man charged with going through
! MIR. Comstock's house and stealing the
overcoats. II not longer put OF the
case viii be tired tomorrow morning.
II Charles Knox, hack driver, wrong
fully kept back the electon-day receipts
! from Ball q Waters, the court vii try
10 ind II out tomorrow morning.
Two liquor suits sgsin went over.
! yesterday by consent Of all parties.
Both suits involve the lsw-abid ny char
acter of George IL Brown. One COM
plant Is keeping saloon open Washing
tons birthday, and the other u that OF
keeping the saloon open the Sunday
following WsshingtOn's birthday. Some
testimony was taken several weeks AGO
in the first suit. Adjourned 70 next
Wednesday.
One Willard Sammers pleaded guilty
of being drunk, but IA tins was his first
appearance IA police court, HIS Honor
graciously permitted hun % depart on
a promise 10 return IN two weeks and
pay 1886.
A badly stimulated German occupied
cell al headquarters last night, I'd
ward Wilhelm by name. He admittoC
he was very drunk, but swore that j
was only one glass Of beer that did Il.
Mr. Blank viii have bis name ex.
tended when he is srraigneo for beng
drunk.