Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24
POLICE AM, COURT.

10 call the condaCi Of T.. A. shirley
'dlsorderly would be called s9tlrosl
Il i were noG that the ordinance - calls
T. shirley IS a. ola o.dieT With quarters
At the soldiers Homs- tie - decrepit.
broken aoSn old nlalb and seems mors
dllapa4ted ln morals than IA bosy. IL
has been hls hablt a. euiloe h. secluded
places such little Elas - he could III
duoe 10 tolerate bls a@resses, ana then
- psrpetT4ge ummelu0nabie outr4ees
upon them. Ihe ac TOR which be las
jast been sent % jail for niaets days
wss improperly assAillng Dora Diver. =
sweet htlle chld lf IA years. The
Little one herself ssi IA the witness
cAalrauo todd what old shirley had done.
Her sweet .nnoceuiN gave ner story
gleGter clcdapIiy "a .an a bright iutaiA-
gencg could have g1'en a. When Dora
said, "he Told iaa n0i O. ttN EY
mamma but 4 toic heI though the
old rePr0brate aoom Was scaled Tie
has gone % jall ior mneiy days
AaY Thompson, WHO was arrested
a1I arralguca some DAYS ago, uu tae
charge al breaking tht peace nas Ga
have been trled yes .erday bot tae case
MAS adjourned o. tiie S3th.
Ii was found tha, yolug JAY hder.
charged Nlth tTuau1A ls DFcI 10 years
old, aud was consequently olscaaIst 81.
Mm. Heaig and Frank schultz were
the only persons ClmNlcted oi utoAlc4-
uon. They bOth Wtntto jAA, the One for
fourteen days and the other ior ttweiyc
days.
Young Henry Brown vii bo IN court
today. lie ~ the boy Who stole palr
0t shoes on Canal-st. Both the boy
natural parents ale dead, and hls only
home nov ls that 81 hls step-lathor.
His home life lac ALWAYS been wretched,
and County Ageat iiolcomb thinks
that, although Henry is a had boy, "a
better chance % be- good ought 10 bc
gwen hlm. The agent u about opening
correspondence with an uncle ol tau
boy. VINO resides u New York. with -
view 10 getting Tie uncle 10 take tho
child.
The assault and battery case Of Fred
CARRIER has sgam been adjourned. The
DAY set Is next Friday.
IL is "A funny spectacle 10 see the
cnpples IN court, because tie charges
| against them are almost always the last
| that would be likely ~ lie against them.
/ IL is almost always some act ot personal
violence that = cripple is guilty Of. o..
! A. Cassidy, one Of these uufOrtunates,
seemed quite surprised when told Ot
/ tins peculiarly of hIs class II sad
/ that, although hc never heard Of Il be-
| lore, he supposed the reason Oi u -
/ that cOwardly folk are more likely 90
/ impose upon tie weak than upon
/ others, and the sense OF indignation
| thus aroused leads 10 violence. The
1 complaint against Cassidy, who walks
/ with a crutch and d cane, wRs that of
assault and battery. and wac entered 10y
/ one Charles Fulton. Cassidy boards At
the Planters House on the West Side,
and does not deny hitting Fulton a bad
| thump, but says the court Will doubt
less see that he had a Just occasion 70
| do Il. The case VIII be tired today.
The assault and battery case of George
B. Steele Was settled 10y payment Of
costs by the defendant. On TINS condl-
ton, the case Was nOlle pros'd.
William Bowman and Thomas Gala
/ han pleaded not guilty 20 the charge Of
| peddlng and hawking wIthouta license.
They viii bc IA court today
An insane man, name unknown, was
taken 10 head quarters yesterday FOR
safe Keeping. lie was taken 10 the JaIl,
where he became very quiet.
! Joseph Lane = a truant boy, who
must give az account Of himself June 80.