Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25

- iu5 eleszs srrAagstaent - cases
VITA reference - tas conFenlenee As
eel a. the sneoaWnaence ef The court
ASSISTANT Judge Nesffall made sestsr-
d&y hgtl dsy Tor police court I-sIe
were sut four eases. 81 tod.
William Ii. Mymsa Is accused CT
E2isine as GA "a oggan already hssf.ly
moFigsge1 Antrew J. Reeves lsnt
Nym4n the money he wanted on the
organ, and no@ comes INTO court and
says he VAS deceived. 4 sad feature OF
the case : the existence Of womsniy
looking woman, who sits % the prison.
er durlng the examination. Her sweet,
sad, tesrful face touches al that i beat
and manly IN the men who have 70
witness her sorrow. and al wonder as
much ~ the folles OF men As al the
dispsnsauors of divine Providence;
bat more than all al the fa.thfulaess OF
women. The testimony seems strong
against the accused, and there is little
doubt that the day aitsr Christmas. tle
tA4N 10 Nlltt 70 kAlf 49, -taAtAAr ttfttt
Will see Wm. IL WymAn held TO the
superior court tor trial. Ills attorney,
Ar. Allen, pretends 70 be cheerful, bat
u his client IS discharged u Will bo
npon some legal techncalIty not now
iOreseen 10y the prosecution.
Jim Allen thought b. Kelley com
nlltted a deadly assault upon MIN. and
mad him arrested. bet the prosecuting
attorney threw It out of court. Then
Jim had Kelley arrested for assault and
| battery, and on that charge Kelley
pleaded guilty. He paid $3.50 and left
the court IN frame OF nlnd.
Pat Curley, a reputable farmer,
makes very poor city bum. He is too
honest, and don know how 70 manage
IL. lie acts awful when drunk He
don't even know enough 10 go and SIT
quietly in his cell and take of his bat,
but keeps the air agltated all night with
such expressions as golldamye. He did
the bummmg business SO poorly that
Ills Honor let him of on suspended
sentence.
:. j. Mapes viii span the old year
aud the new with ten days sentence.
| The period Will include the two great
holidays OF the year. Mapes was drunk.
A big calendar confronts police court
for Friday. The morning cases will be
as follows Vim. III. Wyman, false pre-
tense; Carl Bauer, saloon open on sun
cay, the most adjourned case on rec
ora: VIM. II. Ozark, selling liquor TO
minors. The afternoon cases are:
Charles F. Greeley. Violating the state
| liquor law; Gea Fehsenfeldt, keeping
open saloon on Sunday; Alex. Doug
lass, saloon open after hours; Fred j.
Daily, saloon oDeh after hours; Watse
Mulder, selling liquor TO minors;
Thomas Coade aud William Goodrich,
keeping open saloon on sunday; Tim
Othy Crowley, keeping open saloon on
Sunday; Leander 7. Deyo, uttenng
forged note.
John Baas, Il milkman, complains
that Louis j. sander, the secondhand
clothing man on Canal-st., assaulted
and battered him Just for presenting
his milk bill. III the milk furnished
was not more material than the wound
on his face, it Wsdld hardly support a
cup of coffee.
A warrant issued Yesterday for the
arrest of William II. Brobst, on the
complaint of William Brigham, the at
tOrney. Divorce proceedings heated
up already warm blood, and the wife
says Probst mauled her.
Already, as the TELEGRAM-HERALD
goes 10 press, more men were arrested
last night than during the entire twen-
ty-four hours Of last Fourth of July.
Lest this should be thought disgrace
TO humanity, the explanation Is made
that things are winked at on the Fourth
of July which the decency OF the police
Will not permit 10 pass unnObced on
the birthday of the Saviour.