Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
POLICE AND COURT.

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terdsy afternoon, smiling frOm ear 70
ear. ana when fle went out ne VAS
laughing from bead 80 foot. When the
o2se 0f William Eohiegnach Was oaled
Mr. Clay took the complaint and read
a.. Then tae oourt smiled. Then
Frank Rodgers laughed. Then Pax
ION, the complainant, tfQNaed- Then
IozeF gave nis sPeciacies another
hl.Sh. Tie fact WAs that tie com-
plant, n0tW outstanding e vas We'll
+ enough plaslerad over viii All
sorts of words arranged ln such wsv
- - make a. gnofant nam nenlide
for tae SAFETY oi the uolFerSe. ald uut
have much Il say Stout what wicked
thsng William Echtenach haa been ao-
lDg. lt SAID something about ns
Keeping a tavern aud iQT bui did noi
say that he kept q saloon. AT. Cay
motion % QuAsh Mas Fers quickly So
ce1ed 10 by the court, ana the reslNu-
( dent as discharged. Paxton NRs
The only solemn Iaot ia the court room.
( lie has been pounding away at EUhllr-
mach aud his salDen tor months, and
+ has been Knocked out 80 ccDsistU. .ty,
+ time after tlms, that he begins 90 feel
+ that Klriu0Us effort is not 50 hlga.N Zee
waraed Ia is world a. hls spiritual
/ pastor has taught h.nl.
once upon a TINA the edlfier II tins
column made thg mistake Of SAYING
/ thai everybody Mas drunk wheu every
/ body WASH L. N0R q is not stated that
the entire colohd population oi the
cIy We're drunk last evening, hut t Is
| declared that Lem Brown, al. Sparks.
Abram Drensh&nor and three others
4 81 81 81.
Leru Brown wss one OF four dark COM
1 plected gentknen marching tour
/ abreast, sweeping everything Oh the
/ MOnrOe-st. waks. officer Bomcnt pro-
tested, Brown "sassed' HIM. and
was rGn lr pretty drunk. Short
~ atterw9d pistol shot was
heard on Waterloo-st., and Officer
| Morden went down and found "a re-
yolver cOmealed on the person oi a
colored man named Abram Drenshauer,
and arresed HIM. ln a little while
aiterwardPatrOlman Duga took charge
of the remains OF another gentleman o.
color named Al. Sparks al Lampman's
lodging house. Dresnhauer was re-
leased @ bail, and the Others were
locked ID.
Catching Tartars has been a thriving
busnessfrOm time lmmemOTlal. Harry
Taylor caught one Saturday. There
was disturbance IN Canal-st. saloon,
and Tailor went out 20 get a policeman
10 60 ald make an arrest. lie was told
10 60 rst and get warrant. IaylOr
hlmsef was little budgy, and de-
nouned the policeman for his neglect
of duty. One word led 90 another, and
the dher words led 10 Taylor's arrest.
He vas carried 10 headquarters IN the
wagn, and yesterday he paid for has
indpretlon 10 the tune of So, every
cen he had.
here is a man 20 make s note Of.
Hiiname is Tom Patterson. Last Aug
us 10th, complaint was made against
hi1 by an aggrieyed party, charging
hi1 with assault and battery. lie has
slce been out of town. Yesterday,
Ptterson walked into court unan-
Dunced. and made inquiry about
ortaln warrant that ne heard was out
DR. ms arrest. On learning the state of
ne case, he thought the best way %
Jet his name clear was 10 plead guilty
)n the spot and pay up. This was done,
Ind $4.35 changed hands.
Young Peter Van Proyne, who did up
c. c. ComstOck for $40 on the repres-
entatlon of beng the son of another
ing the other mans wages, was ar
ralgned yesterday afternoon on the
charge OF larceny. He pleaded guilty
and the case was held open until
Thursday to allow Judge H0lcomb an
opportunity 10 look up the true ward
moral bearings OF the case. Til DO IS
very anxious 10 know whether hl "Hill
have TO 60 away
The friends of Thomas Kennard viii
be panied TO learn that Thomas has
gone astTay. lie has also gone 10 jail.
Kcnnard u the Once-celC Cbratcd puginst,
but now fallen through strong drink
HIS fine was s. and the costs wort $3.50
As the friends of Thomas were so
shocked that they forgot 20 come INTO
court and whack up for nam, the un-
fortunate and impecuniOus pugiEst
was committed TO 1.-THE common gaOf'
for II days.
The epidemic Of youthful crime is
spreading. Last evening four Young
kids were arrested on a warrant charg-
ing them with breaking into and rob
Ding the brush factory oi some brushes.
Their names arc Charles VIM, james
Kaboe. Johannes Knipcr q "a Prank
Arnold. Now II it should turn out
that they entered the building supp0s-
ing IL 70 iF "a Mut~AtbAN-tOfIiN lH'HAIh
they vii doubtless all be sent home
with chrome.
Inasmuch rs Chan Den Hem appears
10 have skipped Dc town, there can be
no harm n saying that a warrant IS out
for hm, and missionaries abroad ar
asked to look out for hlm. lie was At
work for one Chan Ball ~ the laundry
and Chinese store on East Bridge-si.,
and stole from hs employer So BED
money and a s. watch.
Tim Riley was ruD in Saturday night
for disability 70 adjust himself - the
environmets at smiths Opera House
Tim was drunk, and the rest n tht
crowd were 80 er. hence tbo sopara-
ton. Tim went whore all are sober.
bat friend went and paid his fine and
he was released.
Whether Ed Mllard was drunk swsv
back 10 the emOte past VIII be decided
away Of IN the distant future. Ed
saws be wasn't, and the other fellow
saws be was. On tbe morning Of April
IL, the lssue wall be tired.
There is no warrant out for the ar
rest Of John Nos and Gilbert and Tony
SemyDe. charged vlth chicken-steal
TINS lie is told for fear the publication
might cause the officers unnecessary
trouble.
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