Evening journal., 1892-02-06


Judge Cullen Well, Mr., Biggs this !
il an important case in which q mans |
life Is at stake. Her absence Ia certainly |
not due to any want Of diligence on Mr.
Wards part. He is taken by surprise
and In q case Of capital felony he ~ GER
tainly entitled to the patience Of the
court
THEY WANT TO GO TO CHURCH
The jurors expressed wish that the
Judge would not charge them until
Monday II he could not do so before
o'clock this afternoon. They wanted to
60 to church, They also want two days
pay for every day and night they have
been locked up
BACH OF SMALL OFFENDERS,
Blackburn had TO leave the dock for
q few minutes at 20 o'clock TO make
room for batch Of petty offenders to be
arraiRned.
Edward Beeson, colored, pleaded guilty
to stealing an overcoat, worth So from
Benjamin Goodman
John Homer. eolored. pleaded not guilty
to stealing clothing and purse from
Eugene Biggs.
Elijah Furchus. pleaded not guilty to
STEALING 1870 ponds OF -four and ten bags
from A l. White. He said he was
there with the driver, on Che nigh Of
tho robbery but did not steal anything
Frank D Carpenter was assigned to De
fend him and Ferchus,
William Gibbons pleaded guilty to em-
bezzling money aud goods from Charles
Miblsr
william Johnson pleaded guilty to OBJ
tanning goods under false pretenses
William 7 Glasgow pleaded guilty to
policy writing
John w. Benson, pleaded guilty to
gambling
None Of the prisoners we're Fenteneeu
They were remanded to the cells
THE LOST is FOUND.
Mary Ann Barry put in an appearance
at 10 80 o'clock, and was placed on the
stand. She is not related to Helen Barry,
the English actress, but she Is about as
large. She said
II remember the day Of the pRrad'
aud the night of the ball | went to thu
ball. got there about 80 O'Clock.
saw Blackburn At the Smith building OF
Market street. Two gentlemen were
with him. didn't know them
left the ballroom with Walter Black
burn and his wi Q at II 30 o'clock
! W. Mt home with them. / live on Fiji
: street between Church and the railroad
| left Blackburn at Sixth and Churcl
streets | think he went across TIL
street towards Old swede.s Church
/ There were some men on the corner
/ think he went over to them
D As went Into the house heard tn
clock strike 10.
q SHE COUNTED TIE STRIKES
Biggs-"Did you count the strlkesl
I yes
"Do you Alwavs count themYs Yes.
n Every hour Of tae dsyp Yes.
l Every Aouri" Yes, when | al
9 awake"
You never missY' No"
d You have always done i'll" "Yel
Since last July, when ! went home
Biggs-"rhat will do :"
. BEPoRE THE JgpaEs
i, Judge Grub called her In front OF Il
bench, reprimande1 her for not appe6riI
II when subr9nsed, and ordered her to p
q the costs Of the attachments before 81
! left the room.
: Ward-"I will pay that. Witness y,
! did not understand it..
- She was 3 good witness and her fe
"A will pay for the fine imposed by t
Court
That wound up the evidence on DO
sides and 1t 40 o'clock court adjourn
&c until this afternoon.
y At $50 o'clock this afternoon COT
70 reconvened but on account OF the ind
ne position OF Judge Houston, IL was
ea cided not to continue with
ca business and court adjourned unit
o'clock on Monday moraing. The ju
will not be charged before Monday eve
Nv ing or Tuesday morning.