Evening journal., 1891-08-10
LAST EDITION
4ANLeY HELD FOR FORGERY.

War in a Restaurant Assault On a
House keeper-Aow a Coaster" Got
Liquor.
John Shultz, whose domestic relations
are so unpleasant that he is led to give
his wife periodical thrashing, was up
before the Municipal Court this morning,
for the second time within the week.
charged with having indulged in his
favorite pastime. rhe case was contin-
ued for fourth hearing.
Samuel Kenny was fined f5 and costs
or thirty days for disorderly conduct.
Kenny had been boarding with man
named Fleming, and not having paid his
footing his effects were attached. Yes
terday Kenny went for his clothes and,
not having secured them, he swore at
Fleming and was elected from the house
Hence the charge
John Reed, = we'll known coaster, was
fined IS and costs or Thirty days for
being drunk. On Saturday, Reed and
another of his pals met stranger who
had lust got off the train and who "had
on big Jag. The two coasters got
around the stranger, landed him to the
skies. and by dint of fattery, induced
him to 60 into an adjacent saloon where
they remained until all his money was
spent When they came out Reed fell on
the sidewalk where Officer White found
him. Patrick Casey for indecent be.
havior was fined So or thirty days
Alonzo Ward, colored, was sentenced
to three months at hard labor and fined
$25 and costs for an aggravated assault
on Vincent Berry Ward and others
went into Berry's restaurant for supper.
which they were refused. The party be.
came SO bolsterous that Berry had to Sc
cure the use of an axe to drive them out
OAce outside they attacked the house
with rocks, smashed the windows, broke
lamps, upset the furniture and drove
Berry and his assistants to another room
1t was a real battle while it lasted but
Ward had to pay the penalty.
Edward |. Perrigoy was fined $25 and
costs and sentenced to one months hard
labor for sssaulting his housekeeper, Mrs.
Eva Schoen. Mrs. Perrigoy and Mrs.
Schoen were sitting on the door steps
when Perrigoy came in and struck hiq
wife Mrs. Schoen took up the cause OF
her mistress, and war ensued, during
which, Perrigoy choked Mrs. Scheen, al
was said, almost to death" and then
struck her on ths back of the head
When she broke loose, however, and
smashed chair across his back, and repaid
the compliment in other ways Perrigoy
will have to serve out the whole term in
prison.
John Hanley was arraigned for having
forged the name of John Anderson" tx
a check for S24, on which he sought pay
ment. Hanley had several checks in his
possession aud on Friday he endeavored
to have them cashed in two or three
places about Rising Sun and Forty Acres
AndeTson's son was notified and arrived
at Prices store just before Hanley goI
there The defendant alleged that h,
was employed on Anderson's farm anC
had received the check from him in pay
I ment of wages due Mr.. Anderson, Jr
testified that the signature was not il
the handwriting of his fatker, who al
ways signed his name "John W. Ander
son There are some doubts as t,
whether it is genuine case of forgery a
Anderson's full name had not beei
signed. Hanley was held in $500 bail.
Annie Sinex and Julia Mulligan wer
charged with maintaining q disorderl
house over Market street bridge. Their
are children in the case who are no
cared for. and about whom Agent Franl
Stout is making Investigations. Pendin
these the case was continued until tC
morrow.