Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

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sAaes Treated ~ Dr. Wsss1al

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The GAmmaee perjury ease up fcr
examination again yesterday ate noos
and DIR. Emanuel was called 10 the
stand. He recited the details Of the
attempted operation upon Gammage
By Ora Graves, Edke. Peterson and
h1mmseif. The effort made to admin
ister an anesthetie. the struggle which
followed. the patients assault upon
DIR. EGe. the order OF Dr. Graves to
desist, and the final postponemenf of
the performance of the operation NJ.
Mitchell, attorney for the defense. s,c M
menced RIGOROUS cross examsnatsoa
and kept the witness under q contia-
uous fire OF interroxaticas for an horg,
without iliciting anything starslinc
Dr. Graves was recalled and straight
ened out a few ambiguous sentences
uttered by him when previously ON III
stand. DIR. White was called ana
proved . reliable witness iaasmueh as
the defense IL attempting TO show that
Gammage strenuousiy objected 10 D..
Graves operating upon him The Wit
mere said that he met Dr Graves in
the hall at the hospital and was IN
vited by him 60 view the operation.
lie accepted. and as he went into the
operating room Dr. Emanuel sas en-
deavoring to induce Gammage 20 take
chioroform. and the latter was stas-
ing him off. saying that he did not
want 70 take anything until DIR.
Graves WAS present, and appeared anx-
ious that he should arrive. The case
was adjourned until September -.
William Frese. arrested On COM
plant OF his wife for non-snpport,
had trial before n jury. The wife
told how she hal been forced To live
on - per WEEK. Tor three years. oEt
Of which she provided h<0scif and has-
band with shelter. food and raiment.
The husband besides giving her the
$6 per week donated a great deal al
abuse. Finally he deserted her and
contributed nothing TO her support.
On the other hand the husband swore
that he had made three or four pro-
positions to his wife, offering to sup
port her n she would come and live
with him, but that his wages were
not sufficient TO support himself aud
wife while they were living apart.
Several witnesses were put on the
stand by each 90 corroborate the
Statements made. The jury retired at
BIB and did not return until $40
p. m, at which time the foreman an
nounced that uhe jury could not agree.
Jacob GONNA was arraigned yes
terday on the charge of visiting a
house Of flliame on Waterloo<f. He
pleaded guilty and was fined $685..
In default Of the necessary amount
he was committed to jail for thirty
days.
Roman wrsesmewski. who was ar
raigned on the charge OF disorderly
conduct, had his case nolle pressed.
Adolph Myersham, an old-time Of
fender, who II held on the charge OF
being drunk and disorderly. will have
. hearing September Is. II nothing
transpires to prevent.
John Martin, charged with malic-
fous injury to property, will have his
trial September 12.
william Tillman, Herman Olson, Gus
Bremen and Clarence Scott. the four
young men arrested for receiving
money stolen by three smaller boys
from Zluzef's meat market. on West
Bridge-st-. had their cases sst for Sep
tembcr IL.
G.. Saliers, saloon open on Sunday.
adjourned till September II. Albert
Misner, Frank Lupzinski and Frank
Shuts. three saloon keepers arrested
for violation of the State liquor law,
had their cases adjourned until Sep
tember IA.
Clifford Clement, Emil Kunzel. Cor
nelius Keixer and Jacob Dykstra. the
small boys arrested for swimming In
Grand river, were referred to County
Agent Holcomb and will have . hear
ing today.