Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
POLICE AND COURT.


The oearss mAppea eat ~ ''pasioe
and oea1s yesterday. - l.kess - Ia
pursued n tte eases 81 gusen.ie aeilu-
qaeals, sAs followed so the letter at
YESTERDAY mofplAg sessloa q coari
Tbs case q The yaaag trasnis AlI,ert
al fit, stands en lsse rae.sGa - aa-
gousaed ~ Marta lssh IAR meaas
thai the o0nr. Is nos Yet quite satisfied
ef the safety q letnng tas hey - se.,s
tree, bar that as conduct during tho
probationary period III TIE courts snr-
yclhaaee has not bern had enough Tor
punishment. Hence tAe Adjournment
for month Ia see then Il aas s'we.i
with the child
Another gr0anL Henry smith. seems
% have made u good reeor.i aUrlns lise
time ~ pfoeAslssll. and has sentence Nas
suspended. The saalt course Mas
taken wlth ID koss. koraellas he ~ Ar
aud john Aa0sIronl, al guilty al petty
larcenIts. 10 thls course al treatment
many hoys are ssyod from the reform
school. al course theirs il nGuoh ialsof
aud sexalson involved IA thls iong and
Gsuenl COURSE, bat il i The most profit
able one fog toe state and tor toe Chi
drea.
The saloon ease of AieN Douglass Is
another one ~ those vases aes,I li4oa la
"polioe and cbua week lAIore last,
where iu&n IL arrested aud Drought
into court and denied tae Efy.iege Cd =
A. Ia. a..
he snoeleataer troiung a. court on mere
adjoarnmrnis. NAsn Douglass cas-
Was called YESTERDAY the prosecutor loss
and hlandly confessed that he bad no
testimony against the defendant. gel
the defendant had no right 90 pgt ll,e
prosecutor on the stand aud llaks hill
swear why. ia the name al the Anleri-
can eagle, lac had Tie nan arrested ina
the FIRST place Douglass was lu court
flrsi OF the "a day OF December. 1889.
then he Vas adjourned 10 the 2oth; then
10 Jan. =; then 60 the 9th; then a. tho
l2th; then 90 the l7thi then 10 the lsia;
then 10 the .0th; then % the 2lst. thea
la the 9th; then "a Feb. 3, On Nh.cl
day the fcase was nOlio pro- Ca nc
count OF defect Ia the complaint jile
next daV, the ease was began anew ,alla
llIh, aud then 10 Yesterday with the re-
suit shove noted Ii IL sad that another
complaint has been made against THIS
defendant, and II is hoped thst tlie
proofs VIII be in slght before warrant
is issued.
One of the most exdeditious pieces of
police detective work often met with,
WAS done IN ihls city last week. on
"Wednesday last, Henry j Tanner,
travelling man. took supper at the
Bridge street House Before entering
the dining room, be hung has Overcoat
III the bail. When he returned from
supper has coat was gone. After failing
TO Ind has property 10y enquiry al tho
office he went 20 police headquarters 10
make complaint. Arrived az the sta
ton, he found las coat and the thlCt
who had taken il.
Now the manner OF the capture was
in thls wise James McComas took the
coat and started with il directly for the
second hand store of Phillip sherman,
on Canai-st McComas having already
disposed of one overcoat that dsy at
that place. sherman was unwilling 81
take the REX OF purchasing. and called
III NIhcfi ih'iho1 irhit'ofs VIM b''s
the fellow 10 headquarters. Hence Ire
surprise of Turner 10 find his sorroWs
so soon ended the moment he reached
headquarters.
The thief was subjected 10 an exam
ination yesterday. and the above facts
came out 50 clearly that u seems diff
cult 10 CONCEIVE that even the a-iuto y.
i. Allen can save hun. An adiourn-
ment 10 "Wednesday was necessary
order 10 give the stenograpacr time 20
write up hls notes.