Telegram-herald., 1891-06-23

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II the police court yesterday there
were tsenty-elght cases 10 Dc disposed
Of. The interest which has somewhat
saoslded during the lasE week viii DE-
resumed today, when the conspiracy
cases " L be on call. There . consider
able anxiety on tAs part OF me people
70 hear the cIscl0s Tres that Will be
made oy the rioters arrested for partlei-
patton IN the Sweetest. srfsiT. Ii 10 De-
l.esed by some that q number Of those
IncaTceTated have made tull cOnfes-
slons which are of such = nature as 10
cuminate all arrested and lead 10 the
Apprehension OF Others who took a
hand In the plot OF destruction. That
Judge Westfali exercised judicIous
fOrsthought n placing the bail bonds
hlgh - now conceded. When the
gravity OF the otfense is considered, a
small bond would not have the effect
OF retaining the dynamlters from
fight.
The first case on the docket WAS that
OF Daniel Swan for drunkenness. The
usual g.. 81 or rlfteen daysIn the county
JHt vas AiilIOcCQs ttAC pau
Dick Waters paid the same sum for a
similar offense. Veronica Chapman IS
an "old-timer" Leniency has been
shown her on more than one occasion,
but instead of improving she has grown
decidedly worse, AMI when arrested
felt disposed to ight. she was SEN
fenced TO sixty days IN the county lall.
80 that she will have plenty OF time 10
L 10. utrt #
kushman was arrested as drunk, and
will have hearing June "A. Frank
Miller, the MuskegoR female who came
10 Grand Rapids 10 "have a tlme," and
IN consequence was arrested as dlsor-
DERBY and intoxicated person. was DIS
charged. Sentence was suspended upon
her Al the time OF her conviction, and
she Immediately made herself scarce.
The dlsorderly conduct case OF Charles
Baker WAS adjourned 10 juno %. Hen
~ Dunders and c. peYoung. both ar
rested tor dlsorderly conduct, Will have
their trial June "a. JAS. Sehlimps was
arraigned as a nuisance, and had his
trial set for June 20. Bob Harris ana
Jos. Harris were charged with vagrancy,
and were both discharged. Z. ID. Wick
ham, the West Side butcher, who
Knocked people right and left Sunday
evening, was arraigned for breach of
the peace, and fine of $3.50 imposed.
The fine was paid. John Wassemaar,
who was arrested some time ago for
keeping a vicious dog, was discharged.
Anton kenchner was fined Sl4.55 for car
rylng concealed weapons. Otto Luno was
arragned as disorderly person and
his trial was set for June "a. Wenstra
Thiel arraigned on a charge of carry
ing concealed weapons, was fined
sl4.55. The fine was paid. II. NJ.
Cakes Is the man who was locked up
for jumping board bill at Lvlngston's
hotel. He was sentenced to pay fine of
$3.50 or go to jail for 80 days. Cakes
accepted the alternate of gong to Jail.
Henry Smith, small boy, charged
with truancy, Will have hearing June
"a. Walter Weimuther's trial, for the
larceny of less than S25, was adjourned
until June "a. Frank Romick. charged
with the larceny of less than $25, Will
have hearing June %. James Dolan,
who was arrested for molestatlon is
having quite lengthy trial. The
prosecutor attempts to show that
Dolan placed torpedo on the railroad
with the intention of interfering with
the running of the street cars. The
testimony was taken on both sides and
the case continued until the stenog-
rapher could prepare the testimony.
Frank Klump had MS trial for obstruct-
ing the bar in his saloon 50 that view
could not be had Of what was going on
inside. The testimony was all taken
and the case continued until the evil
dence could be prepared. Thomas
Goodwin, arraigned for larceny, had
his case adjourned to June %.
Lawrence Bolt, Ben Weir and Louis
Bishop, the three boys arrested for
breaking into a barber shop and steal
ing cigars, had their case continued
| until June 20. John Klein. charged
with obstructlng an officer, will have q
trial June 30.