The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-06-21

The men reside at La Sale and dur
ING drunken orgie broke into a sa-
loon and stole a box containing $50 in
small change. The court gave them a
few words of advice and ordered the
sheriff to take them away, As Stan
ton was leaving he shouted back,
Good bye. Judge !"
Frank KrankOSki, the IL year old
Polish hoy who got away from Super
visor Burkhart few months ago,
plead guilty 10 chargeOi assault ana
was ordered sent To the reform school
for one year. Frank gives every prom
Sc Of becoming IA criminal. He has
an innocent looking cOuntenance hut
those who know him say he must he
watched closely. He has already served
one term at the reform school and
kicked vigorously against being sent
there a second time. Yesterday morn
ing the jailer caught Frank hauling
up cigar box filled with cigar stubs
and tobacco from his cell window at
the west end OF the building. Frank
undoubtedly slipped the rope through
the bars and unknown parties at
tached the box. He was reprimandcd
and sent back to another cell.
The writ of execution in the Chase
& Campbell matter was returned by
Sheriff MOrriSSey Monday, and Judge
Stipp entered an order of default. MI
chael j. CorcOran and Jeremiah j,
DAILY are the surctieS and as yet they
have managed to keep that $4,000
away from the hands Of La Sale coun-
ty officials. The writ was returned
with no property found" 1t i
doubtful if this money will ever be Sc
cured. The outlook is anything but
encouraging.
Frank Schultz, a Lostant saloon
keeper, was fined 500 for violating
the LIQUOR law. He plead guilty to
five counts on an indictment for sell
ing to "A minor and five for keeping
open a tipping house or Sunday and
was fined 80 on each count.
Gottlieb HARE, another LOstant Sa-
loonkeeper, paid so and costs Five
counts for keeping open Sunday and
one count for selling TO a minor.
The attachment proceedings pend
ing against Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob How
alski and Steve Murphy were dismissed
by the States Attorney.
Lee Miller, the Mendoza young man
indicted for rape, was released on bail.
The bond ISL 1000.
The case of the people V. Ed Wright,
for larceny, was stricken, with leave
to reinstate.
The States Attorney discharged
recognizances in thirty-four minor
criminal cases.
Patrick Hanley is security on a $500
bond with Michael Shinshak as pr n
cipal. Mike Is La Sale boy who
was indicted for larceny.
Emanuel Levy, the popular cigar
maker, was given divorce from Paul
inc Levy on the grounds of desertion.
The case Of Sweetland V. Sweetland.
was referred to the master to take and
report proofs. ;.
Sarah Van Deventer was given a di-
yorce from VIM. Van Deventer.
Mary Ann Murray has commenced
suit to recover $4,000 Judgment
which she recovered from Jos. Gar
land, Jr., in March 1883. Nicholson u
Seeley represent plaintiff.
The masters report in the case OF
Metzger, as guardian V. County ct al
has been filed and approved.
In the case of Ashley V. Egbert
leave was given compliments to rein
state cause and file supplemental bill
which defendants must answer by the
fourth Monday of term.
Monroe Rising plead guilty to an in
dctment for burglary and larceny and
was sentenced to confinement in the
penitentary at hard labor for two
years.
George Brown, a colored man, was
ordered committed to the penitentiary
for one year on plea of guilty on an
Indictment for larceny.
John +. Madden was appointed to
defend Paul Gormez, indicted for lar
ceny.
Pat Gallagher and Pete Stanton
plead not guilty to an indictment for
burglary, and ID. II. Burke was APP
pointed to defend.
Buffers & Dyer were appointed to
defend Michael Mol.
ID. Il. Burke was also appointed as
counsel for Mike ShinShak.