Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
POLICE AND COURT.

drunkenness 8Eetef1eA. t.s-lts
Hsnneway paid the regular tax. ssu
WithAa. JOAN Perry and Geogse Tyler
were committed GO jal ioT g. DAYS
each. Alfred Gallagher Nas favored
by suspension ~ as senieuce.
Fra1k Chappel MI h. o. oaurl ioday
q answer q the onarge 81 violating
TIE street ordinance.
Tie somewhat sensational clrcun-
stances of the loek.ag up of George
BuFieigh Oh Teesdsy nieht weIe pub
s lisa hy s'po,loe AID Court yesterday,
T wita the announcement that tAe gen
+ ueman and lady Ia tae ease would he
ia court Thursday morning. Aot IA
many months has u.al IN police
! couu been attcnee1 hy 50 aisi. .ngulslled
asa audience There were preseDi wita-
4 la the bag, Attorneys huuan Nisnof
/ Iaylor, =. u. Cay. Charles a. Watt a,
! H. Hughes. n. y Alien, j. IS. kobhlus.
! H. g.. Powers, j A. Moloney, l., NaI-
4 roil and AF. Rodgers, an4 htk. A. A..
4 Wells, Capt. Johnson, and many pro-
/ mIaeui members of the police folce.
/ Mrs. Burielgh took iae slaed and tQld
I the aory Of her domestic ln-
/ leliciues ln q bold, straightforward
/ way. The gentleman also told Ais
/ story. The two eiQres together make
up lhe same ole story oi hasiy mar
rage, drunkenness, Woman's temper,
a man's brutality and TIE devils s0-
premscy. The lady had been most un-
mercfu4ly beaten and cxA blted ln
court bruised face % prove her case,
and testified that other parts II her
body, i exposed, would SHOW the same
evidences Of cruel beating Ihsr :
many man IA Grand Rapids who be-
| heNes has wife needs a pounding. The
regular charge for thus sort of thing :
S5 and costs, and that ls what Buflelgh
paid.
During the month Of July. twenty
persons were arrested and brought into
! court. whom the prosecutor Tor the
people afterwards concluded uot 10
prosecute. "Pohce and COURT dad.
from time 20 time, publish The reasons
Tor these motions Of noile GrOseQul,
whenever they were stated by the pros
ecutiOn. The case of the people against
George Fehesenfeldt for violation Of
the State liquor law was nolle pros'o.
{. A Grswold Was arrested and ar
Taigneo on a charge Of obtaining cRars
under false pretenses. The case WAS
nolle prosd.
Edward Bourke is a young man em-
ployed al the Kent Furniture factory,
and has never before been ac-
cused Of crime. During the
strikes Bourke was present shortly
after Detective Kennedy under
took 10 arrest another young man On
= Scrlbner-st. Bourke conceived that
Kennedy was dealing with the young
man too roughly, and not knowing that
Kennedy Was an officer. lnteriered.
grievous misunderstanding ensuod be
tween the two, during which the OF
|. ! ficer's revolver was used Bourke Was
arrested and charged with the grave
otienso OF resisting an officer. TIE cX-
0 animation IS ia progress, and the tesil-
: mOny will De yOiuminOus. The de-
!, fendaut claims that be interfcred with
the officer not knowing him 20 be IA
G officer, but supposng him 20 bc mall
I treating the boy. Mr.. Kennedy, OF
l course, insists upon the truth ~ BIS
charge. The boy Tor whose protection
= | Bourke got into trouble has not been
I. arrested, but testified strongly for the
c | prosecution. The case was nolle pros q
I on compromise, later IN the day.
(; J.. w. Green is an elderly man
! charged with disordeTlv conduct m
} talking loudly and proianolY on tie
street, After vigorous defense, with
+ Johnt fairfield for his attorney, he was
convicted and fined 81 and costs. TIE
attorney and the defendant thought
Judgment unjust, and appealed tne
case.
Peter poll is another one Of the un-
fortunate gentlemen who thinks more
j. of his private convenience than Of the
n public health. For violating the scay-
enger ordinance, he paid Si.55.
The laundry business on .Heury-st
has not been complained OF by the
J neghbors. But the social features oi
the institution are badly dcmoralized
; All OF Mrs. Jennott's male c0mpauions
q are IN Jail, and, yesterday, She herself
4 was sentenced g. pay fine OF $50 oI go
= to lall for ninety days. She has ap-
u pcaled her case.
e More Of the testimony taken by the
stenographer in the Wood case of
deadly assault was read and the vii
ness Oppect signed lus testimony. The
case was then adjourned 20 Monday
? The stonogrspher read the testimony
in the case 81 Martin Nandcrclaus.
- charged with breaking and entering the
4 house q Henry Brock. The case was
! Atf4t ~ lRaAAifa ~ AhhA AtAiH HAe \ a. 80
O'Clock p. m.
y Elmer PELLET viii bc tired FOR beng q
! disordcTly person Augusta.
q c. A. Griswold, after having his case
!. nOlle pros'd in the morning, was d.
s rccty rcarrestcd on another charge ot
the same sort. This time thr charge is
ihst DC procured OF Minor. the halter,
q - bat o. false rcprl lsentau0ns.
Christ Rickinr w.H he tired for va
,. graDcy Auguft %
The case of larceny against Stella
- Brown VIII be Iiel.
There wcrc @ couple of cases for n-
foxlcaton nt yesterday afternoon fes-
81 sion. Both Patrick D0nahuf md James
M Whtc pleaded guilty. The former pald
.r s5.35 and ihe iafier went t0 Jail.
e William August Ras .r court vester-
day, and ST.. Mcbride introduced a. "a
= nlness a young man named Grant
~ BeutiC~. tbs young fDsn bed with iHm
iht stick wtn HllcH ofHcff lynch was
struck by August ~ vas short soft
pine stick. ~ inches I0Be. and looked
asirit might have been fp't from AS
be inch hoard for kndiiug wood. IL =
ab9uffw0 inches vide ~ tao Hi5e end
10 and bevels doun - q half inch 81 the
narrow end. TIE smal end lad been
= Whitfield as II for = handle. TIE case
Pc vas adjourned 70 Monday.
= NJ Vofsffge veestcd eT1 9 effar~r.o~