Daily Republican., 1890-02-18
FOURTH EDITION


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At last evebing's session oil The Munich
pal Court Joeeph Julian, an Italian, wal
charged with assault and battery on
Cormepa Malussa, another Italian. The
evidence ehowed that Nalussa had drsi
attacked Julian and had also attempted
to cut him with . knife. Julian was
discharged. Anna Page was fined Is and
costa Tor usine abuslve language toward
Mrs. Dora Hoopes.
| Randolph Walls, Harry Reidel and
Thomas Smith, thFie boys, ranging In
age from 10 TO ~ years, were arrested BY
Ofcers Scott and Nealey for breaking
Into and robbiug the cigar store Of MrA.
John Hanlcy, at Front and Monroe
streets. Mrs. Hanley and Mary Nc
Goldrick, who lives next door, caught
Reidel and Smith In the store, white
Walls stood outside, and kept them
prisoners until the arrival Of the oiilcers.
At the hearing Walls was discharged and
Reidel and Smith were held for Q further
disposition ehis morning.
At this mornings session Of the court
Edward Ryan, arraignsd yesterday
morning for drunkenness and remanded
was again arraigned. Judge Bail said, ~
believe you promised to leave the city
.n sS. a~i soS rsTs s.n net 90" said ay ,so
! Court aud Ryan left.
James Wiley arrested by Officer Chairs
for being drunk, was fined % and costs.
May Donnelly was found at . o'clock
this morning by Officer White, at Second
| and French streets with . man who left
at the approach Of the officer, but ~ the
woman would not 70 home the officer
brought her to the hall. Being Of weak
mind and having homo she was lot OF
by paying costs.
Samuel Stafford was arraignci and
charged with committing an assault and
battery upon bis wife. Judge Ball told
him that be had q conversation with his
wlto and she did not wish to proceed
against him II he would leave the city
and promise not to return again. This
he promised to do and was let OF.
AWalter blackburn, n young man just
u years Of age, was arraigued and
charged with committing an assault and
battery on John w. Webb, on January
IS, at the MAlleAble Iron Company
works. He plead guilty to the charge,
but tried to apologize. He was fined $40
and costa
While In the prisoners box Blackburn
WAS also charged with committing Q VIC.
lent assault AVID battery upon his sister,
Black burn, with the hesitation OF refined
lady and much against her will, testified
that her brother came home last evening
in An intoxicated condition and behaved
In such . disorderly manner that she
had TO tell him that she would
inform his father Of his conduct.
This 90 epraged him that he struck her
with his fist, caught her by the throat
and choked her, and threw her on the
floor.
He then forced her out OF doors and
locked her out, where she had to stay
thinly clad Tor halt hour. The uu-
natural and cruel brother attempted te
deny some parts of his ssler's testimony
but looking him In the face aud making
q motion towards him with her hand, sh,
said: "Now Walter, you know that Il
true and that this was not the first tim,
you treated me So" Miss Blackburn
stated that her brother was Just u, ant
that he war 10 the habit Of comiuz HON,
In an intoxicated state.
Judge Ball sentenced him to pay a fin,
oil f25, the costs in the case and TO be in.
pr;soned one mouth.
The boys. Reidel and Smith, charged
with robblng Mrs. Hanley's cigar store
Front and Monroe streets, and who had d
hearing !ast evening, were again ar
ralgued this morning.
The court told Reidel that he skouli
have another chance to reform, but b,
must keep away from bad boys. Tbi
he promised to do aud was discharged
Smith was held to be sent to the Ferri
Industrial school.