Telegram-herald., 1891-01-11


There uers fpe axzn;ennsu1s vonopr-
day. kFoxang eut of Ne recent thefts
asscxabsd IN FrsdAy's 1x1nakAn-lxn-
AIN. rns names ars Nlllnn Davis
and Thomas Wsstszheslse. princapals.
and Jansss cos. Moliie f>x,on anA
chAriss ArioA. rsoeivars At ne eoods-
Ths epsll|ko tAsfs charx.d i that Il :
sealekin ceps from MIR Al,oe ncl1ey.
Of the Warwick. psvn wai1st exn,n-
inatloa and was held - the present
term of the supsFaof court Wessez-
house denandcd an exauination, and
viii ~ accommodated che lfth. Ala
ricA end nrA fsxtan wall - examined
The l1th.
On The ioiA dsy Of Dscemher william
Reading, clerk N the employment Of
HeymaD 4 Co, was o0nvieaod of steal
lnx quantity Of plush fabric Ipon
The request Of the empioyers, Readings
eentenoe WA suspended IN order 70 AZ
iorc the Toy an opportunity 20 50 70
Toledo 10 recruit his health The date
Of hls return 70 court Nas fixed ~
January 10. but Reading failed 20 show
up, aud Yesterday the suspension Of
the sentences was nade Indefinite
Ma Jsmieson, OF the Boston stole.
complained that Lihe Block stole fuf
mum from the store, valued ~ 81 30.
BY her attorney, Charles Wait. she
waived examination, and WAS held 10
the present term OF the superior court
A little bit of boy named Henry
Smith shed little blt Of = tear aud
WAS sent home. He IL . trslant, ana
the court Will keep its eye On hlm unti
the 24th.
Police court proceedings are some
times called grind" They certainly
come 90 thai when saloon caSos are on
the docket. The Carl kauer bar OH
structlon continued the grind for few
minutes. After the reading and slen-
ing OF some testimony, the case Was
continued 10 the 18th.
I'd Davidson, the ex-policeman who
refused 10 move hack IT the Friday
evening IRE. MAS arraigned on the
charge of disorderiy conduct, and his
case was adjourned TO the 24th.
Two wellto-do farmers from Tall
mage, Ottawa county, came 10 town the
day before yesterday. aud have aimee
been singing some very expensive red
paint. They are John Wheeler and
William Jury. First Wheeler got
drunk and MAS run in, and WAS con-
victed and fined on Friday. He paid
tho t5.S5 most cheerfully. When he
got his liberty again. he met his old
friend. William Jury. 20 whom he
gieeful!y told his experience with the
shadowy side OF life in . large town.
OF COURSE they had 70 take drink on
it, and then another and another.
When the two were run IN yesterday,
there was not money enough between
them TO buy = cigarette. The CON-
sequence Was that when His Honor
aaid TO each in his turn, "Your fins, cir,
will be 81 and costs or twelve days hard
labor in the county jail" there was no
chink in pocket 70 save them from the
stone pile. Wheeicr did his level hest
last evening TO find . city friend Of
whom 70 borrow S5.35; but the responss
was, IN all cases that the old lady had
requested that he he made 70 take his
medicine with the rest OF the boys who
do like things. So Jury and Wheeler
spent the night in jail.
Eddie Ross Was arrested yesterday
for stealing . pocketbook from the
Boston store, belonging TO Mrs- Nc
Laughiin, OF College-ave. Ross ls
newsboy and confessed his crime.
Arthur Stuck 10 charged with stealing
pair Of shoes from In front OF
OHara's shoe store. He VIII be de-
tanned for examination.