Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
polAoE AND COURT.


The CITY # 0tsna Rapids ane sos
pssnis g. ~ ffsnk keeh xefs naes -
she plamSes wenl ~ tas isot VII a.s
b.a Ess sepslrsag ler paNp h's al
read ''Ie nxlng pump so.se b. kns~-
NJ hew, s12eaa TIE cais and tne
pseple 49, 80 fr2uk ks.e0s 'Nalk ap
&na 3aswef te lAe ehNrxs ~ sssaaii
saa n2tter1. new wA.k ~ aao ansser
- the chztge ~ gottag faso the sraale
II mlna - maze the assault Prank
sol drunk ths other q gl,s- ana took
ei0b AID sailed iatc George busll saost
ssfaEely. lie Wks ffsl ARRESTED Ser
te4aE QFonk, and aitef gias a. sa.s3. ile
N&s then ARRESTED on c0nlp.aIUt Il
hn&ct Ter assault aud t.Atgess, lie
pleaded not galis, 4a4 A@1 kile case
@aJournea l. tae @ste.
TIE atiempt has t.eea unsaooesst ully
made - many times ~ vale se0nuaFs. e
g. ii4si a eolasns : Aie IA lmlaio4 ling
her n Ia oNn iechers. taAl i ls q
Won1eF liiat anN nlan should dare Ia
- lato pOlict cQurt and m4Gs nls con-
LESSONS la the presence 81 sgtct nlEn
As Judge Holmes. Is ls like = dlklae
revelation trona Above - solae ~ bt ll-
formed for lhe first Ime thai there l. .
vide difference betecen ssxuAl puuiy
aud tmpuflty. Since TIE CAY tlAt
Adam undertook a. snlIrch a w004n
and got the wrath ot the Almighty FOR
q, tie Barney hOnBcliYE ~ the Nafl1
have Oeen seofnea by al deccnt mtn.
Barney bonnelik Was a boarief at
the house where N&Fs BreEct wac
domestic, The Two became 60 friendly
ta2i the glrl, glrl-ll1 1e. wished on Don
utly's nnrer q couple ~ heI nugs
winch the base fellow kept, converted
10 his Own Use, and refused 10 return 10
their slmple-niinded owner. Asa last
resort, the wronged glri had Doa-
nelly arrested. lie hsd been
content 70 rely oa tie merits
Of his defense. he had far show of
scQuiltAl, bat lac went upon the stand
and volunteered 10 tell, with the gnsto
OF these conselerceless scamps Who en-
leftAln ban a single thought regarding
w0mauEnc, a story Of tnis grl which
reyesled his Own utter emptiness OF
character.
IN summing up the testimony, Judge
Holmes, With az 0la-faShloned sense ot
honor quite refreshing. declared that
Il WAS the weight OF tAis vile creatures
testimony that had turned the scale
against ann. Ills sentence Was q flae
OF SO, or, ~ default or payment. ina
prlsonment IA the county jail at hard
labor for sixiy days.
John Fairfield asked an unusual
question when the case OF Joseph b.
Dyer, assault snd battery. was called
lie stated, with ali the fresh mOdesiy
OF young lawyer trying his iirst case
IN court, that be was absolutely unable
70 remain and defend Mr. Dyer, and
felt his way carefully along 10 the
point II asking for al adjournment 10
the next morning. Then. with touch
ing feelingneSs and polite consideration,
John added, 81 trust our suu Will not
eDcroach on other appointments for
that hour" Not al al, ssid He
Honor, as he looked over tle ticker and
noted the following cases set for 10
O'Clock THIS morning John Doien, fail
ure 10 support, who pleaded guilty
September p, and awaits sentence.
Frank Anderson and J. r. Daily. saloon
open alter hours. Will Ravens raft. AS
otAatts NitttN Dffif Aa4Ntiff aRi44
keld. drunk and dle0rderiV.
George Renkin and George Spoeistfa.
jumping on the carr; Walter Burten,
defTaudlng hotel; Joseph +. Dyer,
drunk and disOrderly.
On August IS. middle-sged man
named Walter Burten. ordered refresh
ment at tie Michigan House and went
of without paying his bill. Prank E
Msrrell s~0re out complaint aga nst
Burten, who was aTrSigneo yesterday.
After the testimony for The people was
all IN, Frank DOnnelsop moved % dis
miss on the ground, first. that the com
plsint did not state the name Of the
person alleged 10 have been ceirsuded,
and, second, that the value Of the food
consumed Il not stated. Mr.. Waite was
taken unswsres by this motion, and
asked for day IN winch 20 prepare hls
answer. Adjourned 10 tins morning.
Notes.
Two saloon men were held % the su-
peri0f court for selling liquors after
hours, VIZ. J. Il. Hughes aud ]. W. kcl-
lev