Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06
POLICE AND COURT.

The total receipts OF the clerk of the
police court, on the morning of the 5th
OF July. A. D., 1890, were Ss2.4o.
Whisky was behind every penny OF ia.
The PLAN drunks We're " Bel. II.
Baker, David Curry, Charles Chap
man, John Llndegboon, Patrick Craig
and julius J&hner Tie dls0rderiy
d~unkards were James A. Bennett,
Harry Gunshegn, John Slockunor
and William slesseon. The disorder
hes Were Ed Jones and Henry Van
kiper. One case Of breach Of the peace
was d. c. Kumsey. All the conpscis
except seven paid the usual fines Agt,r
the Adjournment the patrol Wag0u
took over 10 the jail the following
named gentlemen; 81. Bell. David
Curry, Charles Chapman, Henry Van
klper, James a. Bennett. Harry Gun
shegll snd ID. g kumsey.
a man who would go into police
court on the stu oi July and cali for a
jury over plan drunk, would - INTO
q barber shop late Saturday night and
ca II for hair cut. Dave Curry old
Nt+A~s A-t~NA tAhoNA~1 AA' PAU MafttH
for being drunk, aud Yesterday
he tried TO get las revenge
by stopping the procession with Jury
when a half dozen gentlemen who had
been just as drunk as he was were
waiting for their turns. David's little
game dian't work quite as he had
planned. He had every cent be could
lind about hls clothes scraped into tho
palm OF hls left hand, and he felt per.
tectly solid, because IL footed up ex-
actly S5.35. "Mr. Clerk" said lis
Honor, after the jury had got through.
'please foot up the costs The clerk
said S4.7O. "And the fine Will be s.,
which. added 20 the costs, Will make
$40. IN default Of which YOU viii be
confined IN the county jall at hard
labor for fifteen days" A spasm went
up David's pneumOgastric nerve, send
ing q twinge 70 the pit OF hs stomach
and pallor 10 his cheek; the per1Odac-
trilligum, or digital cords, Of the left
hand contracted and DaVid's $3.50
dropped useless into ms pantSloons, as
he exclaimed, a straight flush sgood,
and that's what the court seems 10
hold" When he took his place
in the Black Nara among the
chosen seven, II was the second from
the driver on the right hand SIDE az you
look towards the OF horse.
Sadie Griffin was arraigned Yesterday,
on ele complaint of Capt. Johnson.
charged with keeping a house Of lil-
fame. She pleaded not guilty and wall
face the initial proceedings IN the trial
on the eth inst.
William August, the man who as
saulted Officer Lynch with deadly force,
was up for examination, but his viciim
not being in condition 70 appear, the
case was put over 10 Monday.
+. NJ. LOnsbcrry was a late drunk,
and did not get hls trial until O'Clock
IN the afternoon. The amount OF pun
ishment was S5.35.
John V. Clausen Is an honest. simple
minded person. whose occupancy of
the "pen" In police court seemed al
most a violation OF good taste. lie bad
been arrested for q violation of the
scavcnger ordinance, and the specific
ofiense was the covering of q vault
which he bad 10 further use for. u
was perfectly PLAIN 10 the mlnd oI his
Honor that the oficnse WAS committed
through ignorance and not wIlifuliy.
The fine was accordingly made
nominal, and Clausen paid S4.35.
Patrolman Henry Williams reported
for duty on the morning Of June %.
and, complaining of not feeling well.
was excused for the day. A0Out
O'Clock q. M. Rev. Mr Van Kirk was
seen entering Henry's paterIsl resi-
dence at l04 DaytoD-st. some of the
neighbors thinking Henry must have
been taken suddenly worse, rushed
over there and found u was marriage
ceremony which the reverend gentle
man mad been called upon - perform
between the sly pstrolmsn and MIss
Grace Cole, OF Ensley, Mich. Henry
reported for duty the next morning.
and. in answer 20 the many inquiries
after his health, said she felt a little
better, thank you"