Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
POLICE AND COURT.

FROST we're tired for Their we ~ork ~
throwing nith upon ana into . ne'gh-
bor's house. they enae4Terea a. -m-
pllcate . nice little fellow named
STANLEY Caller Little Stanley was
theEeup0n called 10 the stand, and toid
5 story 50 eiear and ight-iorWard
that the county agent and The court
were convinced of is uuthfulness-
The accused were convicted and lbs
Honor gave them a roasting Shen pass
ing sentence that would have made
Blinkey Morgan sqairm lie
said that he had seldom ever
before been called upon 70 pass
sentence here gulit VAS 80 clear A. II
this case. But the worst feature ~
their offense was not TIE gin4l act,
vale a. that Nas, but q eas their base,
lsing attempt a. shlft their CTime upon
an innocent little boy. The sentence
OF the court was that they each paw
fine OF s. and h2lt the costs. Amounting
10 about $50 and ia default "a which
10 be confined al hard lat.or ia the
county jail for the period Of twenty
days. The BOYS were taken - tie
! right.
A few weeks ago, young man named
/ Jacob Brorsma was m the prsonel-
pen, sniyeling and whining because he
/ had 10 go 10 l4l unjustly. he tTed 20
create the impress that i il were not
! Tor his accidental detention ln jall. he
would point straight for tAe Sabbath
school convention IA Cherubm block.
I on Seraphim-st. But now again, tnls
same Jacob bObs up sereneiy "a the pen,
/ brought Ia on A charge OF beng enc ~
! the gang who robbed the Midget in the
south part of the c.sy. lie j. al inter-
estng chap 10 look at, because IA hun
we find the raw material oi winch our
chr, nic professional criminals are
made The prediction is hereby h&zard-
ed that Jake Brorsnla will spend les
than half hls days IN honorable free
dom. He demanded an examination.
and Will be looked over on the 18th, at
10 a. m.
Anna Horan complained that l.. ID.
Daniels, who works AT Mrs. Walkers
store, on South DiylsiOn-st., did commit
upon her the offensc of assault and
battery. on the 18th day of April. Dan
iels' employer promises solemnly and
even risks 500 that the accused will he
in court on the 18th of April 20 &c
whatever the court may reasonably de-
mand of him.
There was no attempt 10 deny that be
was drunk when run IN. and Jacob
Dutch paid the S5.35 promptly.
p. Forton will be N jail II days, sent
there from police court for being
drunk.
Mert Anderson practices law when
ever he IS hauled into court for break
ing II. He Is the gentleman accused Of
using vile and indecent language at the
Salvation Army barracks. on Leonard
st. He conducted his own defense and
left a general impression that he WAS
not the kind of a man he was accused
Of being. AS against two witnesses for
the prosecution, he introduced several
who swore that he used no bad Ian
guage. His Honor gave Judgment of
acqulttal.
The old chestnut is again rolled into
court, and Frank Newman, Kent-sI.
saloonist, Will be in court again on the
2lst. He is charged with keeping open
on Sunday.
Brockey Quint Is not so tough a look
ing chap as BrOrsma, but he is ar
ralgned for the same ofense, and Will
take his examination the same day,
18th.
Officer Breidenstein arrested, last
evening, one Thomas Fitzpatrick. who
was very drunk in the Arcade. Fitz-
patrick had been at work laying track
near the union depot. and nad recently
been discharged and paid off. When
brought tC headquarters he had an
ugly and dangerous cash on the right
eye brow, near the temple, from which
the blood streamed freely. The pris-
Oner claimed that he had been struck
with the officers club. A citizen who
claims to have seen the arrest took the
pans to 20 10 headquarters and ex-
plain that the man had been injured.
not by a baton, but by a fall on the
pavement.
man named Dunn was brought 20
headquarters last evening by an officer
for leaving his horse unnitched. As
this was hls second offense of the kind,
Lieutenant Hurley gave him a lecture
that would look bad IN print, and
warned him that a formal prosecution
would follow the third O+tense, II Il
ever occurred.
Yesterday afternoonn one-eved negro
named w. II. Newman. brought 10
headquarters a Jag OF whisky Just a lit
tie bigger than he could comfortably
carry, and exhibited a badly bruised
hand. lie said that he had been thrown
out bodily" from an establishment at
the corner of Shawmut-sve. and VIM
ter-st. He had gone IN there with a
friend, and got a couple OF drinks.
naturally as a man ought TO do. and the
fellow threw me out bodily, and
these are the effects" Captain
Johnston told him to 60 and get az or
der for the mans arrest. In the even
ing Newman returned and told his
story over again 20 a new set OF OH
Gals, and they gave hIm the same so-
wee. The compl sints poured into the
ears Of the officials AZ headquarters
would drive a country school msrm
crazy. At the same time there was at
headquarters 8 Swedish woman with a
funny Swedish name. and with pros
poets IN life not at al % her credit.
morally speaking. who wanted the
cause Of her misfortunes followed and
arrested. She claimed that after liv-
ing with her IN very unconventional
way for some time, be had not only
gwen her this prospective trouble, bat
bad gwen her the actual e0rrow Of bav-
ing stolen and pawned most Of her
movable effects and skipped out OF
course the kind officials could 90 moth.
ing more nor less than give her tho