Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

Tie police o0art eeord 81 frs'afifY
,norning Was unusually iUa ~ lstf
slasases. There were s.x eases oi fa-
ioxlea0o. one of whiea eaasa
slharge of dis0rdery conduct iEfs t.s
'their names are T. Barney, Aioer =.
bhappd. Charles haN-e Caafies
Reed, James Boleris, and Christian
.scAaabeL Albcrt Chapel ualaie- his
Nord, aaa failed 10 show NJ r.aA
wanted. The court never ov0F'ooks
saeh things. and jusi as surely a. t.le
bun rises on the iust. the ooNrt viii foi-
l0W Chapel lO lhe cliy hnts.
Csreaf events are NOT necessarily long
drawn ont. bat are sometimes
crowded into very small peri0os, Ihls
has been 50 trge ln times lAst as
- have led poets and orators %
remark that certaia moments ale
pregnant. The uiai II Wilson IL. AlCa-
aras, ihe star furniture man, ocCunod
but few minutes, hut li settled q osl-
| tain matter uI personal Tlgl.s winch
Nil attract the attention 81 the csii-
.zed world, and vii probably lead "a
some MISUNDERSTANDING al tae Qnclg-
lll1e3 world. The circumstances we're
that Mr. Richards ana one q, toe msll-
bers oi Ihe irm II Compton hf0iaefs,
were a. conversation in front 81 295
South Mv.slon-st. While ta0s engaged,
young Noulan passed named Minnie
siOneAouse. Nov, Minnie is a persQn
4 81 prepossessing appearance, and Mf.
Richards considers hlalset = Judge 81
these things. Astue lady PASSED tle gel-
| tlemem, anu before sne had eoi beyond
| hearing dislanCc. Ar. Richards re-
marked to Air. Compton taat "fhcFe
| goes a pretty gil.." Ml,s Slonenuase
| took uinbrage al tnls, and entered con-
/ plant against the OgcT-appfcc
Richards for disorderly conduct. The
| language size charges ln lne complaint
rs, "Ihere gOe, or pretty grl.' Ia
court. Mr. Richards admitted uslng the
/ language, There goes pretty gu,
| bat lie meant SIMPLY what hc sald, and
! designed il only lor the ears oi Mr.
! Compton. The good character 81 ihe
! defendant led the court 90 rule ihst
4 the language, under the circumstances,
( Was not breach ot good order ana no
insult 20 tAe woman. The prisoner was
! discharged.
: The case Of sam Pennaman. charged
with dis orderly conduct, was adjourned
10 this morning.
The fsucun Of william Ucoker with
a nelghbor did not look SO important
! after lying over a couple a. days, and
! the matter was dropped 10y TIE pay
ment Of accrued costs by defendant
Charles smith, for whipping his wife.
/ was sent 10 Jall for 30 days. E'cnds
were about the court during the after
noon interested in raising $3.50 10 pur-
chase Smiths freedom.
The John Doe who is charged with
entering the room Ot a woman on West
1 Bridee-st., striking her pa the face and
then skipping out with her watch, was
/ arraIgucd on tue charge OF larceny
morc than So. The case was ADJOURNED
10 the i4th.
Michael orcutt was committed for
yagrancy.
john Huneman was arraigncd on the
! charge Of disOrderlY conduct. and has
case was adjourned to tuesday.
William Boyle has been through THIS
! hopper 80 many times. that the usual
adjournment policy was not thought 10
be available. lie was caught stcalnga a
pair of panislo0ns from the Tower sat
| urday night. and Monday morning be
| was sent 10 Iona for ninety days.
Chas. +. Bouck. of Is West Broad
| way, Will hc tired this morning, Oa
complaint Of Wm. q. saunders, the
health officer with violating the nea.tl
ord nance. me Officer charges tha. be
leaves offensive material on hls prem
ises.
Alexander Hamilton charges that
William Ramsay, the Ceutlcmaniy
ianit0r of the city hail. has departed
/ from his usually gentlemanly habits
and called him very hard names.
/ Whether or not this he true VIII be
iudicially asccrtalned next Friday
morning.
Officer Lynch has 80 far recovered
from the deadly assault of Wm. Aug
ust that he u ready with las testimony.
Thecase was called yesterday, but ow-
ing TO the absence OF an important W.T.
ness, an adjournment was taken 70
next Tuesday.
OF the seven bows who stood up before
the bar on the charge Of burgiarung a
West Leonard-st. store, as described ia
Yesterday mornings TELEeRAM-iiER-
AID. three were too young % bc held.
The other four were held 10 appear
again this morning. Their names are
JOAN Meyers, Tote Postema, Cornelius
| Glider and Nick Postena.
Next Monday John Wood, the sssail-
ant Of Angus Oppclt, VIII face the story
Of has deed.
Frank :. Damskey. Of the Western
! Hotel. has been trying 10 get bis eye on
one John O'ShauDcssey ever since last
January lie thinks. now, that he has
| spotted his man. he has got warrant
for O'Shaunessey for beating him out
OF board bill. The man is said 10 be
in Chicago.
Mike Whalen was run IN drunk yes
terday morning.
The Salvation Army has again been
the occasion Of disorderly conduct and
three Young men are the cause. They
are Fred Allen, Z. Martin and John
Herman. All were arrested yesterday.
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