Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25
PoElcE AND COURT.

seen. Whether n "a. Qaish 4 a higa ap
l0rdiy parsonage or a vulgar STICK an-
worthy 10 De remembered, may noi be
known anti secrets are revealed. Ger
tam Il II that Qasn ls > mystery. he
Was found ~ 0fhoer Scobey ia q shed
ncaT the pump house, aud acted. from
beginning 10 ending II the police epi-
sS'de like lost 4-yesr-old hos tie
answered some questions IA mono
sy.labless and others he answered only
with vacant stare. he had over so
n his pocket, and asked for a trial.
he Ma convicted 81 beng drunk, aaa
Was gwen an extra dollar f0r shs
trouble he had gwen the court la tfvine
him. he came and went, and ltfl Ds
slgn, aud perhaps Ee Was nA -
elg fool ~ he appeared io be.
II Scp4e Of thest CompiAluants we're
made 20 pay the costs 81 thelr hasiN
oomplalnlngs, there Wlu.d be less YEA.
Atlous Irrigation Ia pOilco court. Here
ls Am. II, swan, Who had no more
show Of oonsicung Michael Hand OF
larceny than you have of oonvlcting
Nykes OF cruelty 10 animals SWan
owed Hand sum 0f money for wages,
and Hand couldn't get has pay. Alter
exhaustng his ingenuity, he res0rted "a
the foolish, bat not cumlnai, device ot
openly Selnng piece Of earpetng be-
longing 10 Swan, With the remark that
ht proposed 10 keep Il untl swan paid
up. The court did DOT feel ike endols-
lhg fully tins method OF collecting hsd
debts bat still less did ne feel lake hold
ing II 70 De larceny where man took
goods without any intention whatever
OF converting them 10 hls Own perna-
nent use. Hand Was promptly acquitted
and dln'harged, bat Il cost Just as smUch
10 Try him as Il he had been convicted
OF enough 10 send hum 10 Jackson f0i
life.
Some men are always interesting. If
what they DO j. nothing more than 10
wife or their chin OF pull down Their
vest. Now Fred J. Daily had g. be in-
teresting, even IN the way he kept open
saloon unlawfully. lie did IL. III he
did it al all, which may the gods forbid
that police column should ever charge
on election day. The lawyers SAY thls
makes u interesting, for some clam
that election day whisky-sellng and
ordinary holiday or Sunday whisky
selling are quite different matters.
Those who have an interest u the sub
lect may come into court on May and
see what comes of IL.
Any one deslrons 10 SEE the much ad.
yertased James DeNoser, the hitle
Iuant, may crafty their curiosity by
coming 10 court al 10 0 clock thl morn
ing.
All hands were IN agreement on the
matter OF the adjournment OF the
cases OF the young fellows VINO broke IA
the brush factory with felonious intent.
Their names are James Arnold, James
hehoe, J. kulper aud Charles Vim.
And here Is another list of nsraes.
opposite which. on the record stands
the charge of larceny from the person.
This meaus that they attacked aud
robbed poor, silly girl OF loose charao-
ter, some time ago. Their names are
Brockey Quint, jacob broersma, Harry
Nap, Charles Winn, Michael Broerzma.
Both ia this list of names and the one
above, appears the name OF Charles
NInn. THIS Is beginning the criminal
career with unusual zeal. The parents
OF Charley Wlnn are said % be broken
hearted by their child's condust. They
are hard working, respectable people,
and have not SO trained their children.
The police column would advise these
parents 10 unite with the county agent
IA demanding that Charley DC sent 10
the Reform school,.
Probably in the far future hu-
manlty VIII arse which will recognize
the unlawiulness of using ones legs on
occasions OF the necessity OF IL. But as
yet no man has been born who would
not run away when promised Liberty
was the reward. Yesterday when they
were cond ucting the asssilers of "the
midget from the jail 10 the court
room young Harry Nap made a bold
break for liberty. The culprit had
planned Tor this very thing lie had
slit down his shoes 20 that they might
be easily kicked off. and Just as be left
the Jail. be kicked up ms heels. shed
has shoes, and away he w,nt lie
pointed directly for the railroad
bridge, and although Officer WEIGH
claims that he would have overtaken
Nap II the race had continues. the
pro babilIiy Is that Nap would have
tunulcd into Lake Michigan BEFORE
WEIGH reached the city limits. Foifu-
naieiy, or unfortunately, a man met
Nap in the middle Of the bridge and
detained bm. The only result of the
episode will be 10 put Nap into little
closer confinement that he has been ao-
custoned 10, especially when on the
street.
Minnie Martin was 20 be tired for an
oti'snse, but the case was
nolle Trossd.
Henry Grady was arrested last even
ing and locked up for being drunk
At tir O'Clock last evening a man
named Charles Wild got - cutting un
on Mesi Erld ge-ei and Wa faInn ~