The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-08-11
A Muscular Magistrate.

Judge Coleman, OF Butte, may mol
be very largo man, says the Butte
(Montana) Bystander, but when it
comes to upholding tho supreme power
Of the law he looks as large Ms an elc.
phant. At least so thinks Mr.. Rcski,
Hungarian who is reported to have
killed man or two before coming to
America, and, after spending eleven
years in the ponal institution of Hun.
gary, loft his native country for his
country's good.
Mr. Rcski's aesthetic tustc not being
suited by tho cooking Of the partner,
Mr.. Vago, ho attempted to kill him.
A warrant WIS sworn out, but the Off.
Ger failed to find Mr.. Reski. Vngo in
formed Judge Coleman that Rcski was
gambling in tho Combination. No
officer being present Mt the tirnc the
Judge concluded to make tho arrest
himself. Vngo went out with him and
pointed out tho man wanted and then
skipped out.
The Judge called Rcski outside and
told him he had II warrant for his arrest.
In response tho hungarian pulled ont a
pistol, but before he could use IL he re-
ccived "habcas corpus under the cur,
was disarmcd and marched up to court
in doublc-quick time. Az they were
going up tho stairs which led to tho
court Rcski pulled another pistol, II
forty-four Colts saying, "Mo kill you
now," attempted To shoot, but again
the Judge was too quick for him, and,
knocking him down, took tho second
gun away from him, and besides Civ
ing him II good humping, read him II
lecture on the evils of attempting to
obstruct tho course Of Justice, after
| which he was escorted to tho court
room, his case set for trinl aud then
marched down I" tho city jril. Upon
bring 6cnrchrl II belt OF cnrtridGcs and
mn cightincit dirk wcrn taken from
him. in addition to tho two pistol.
secured by the Judge.
If any State in tho Union has II ncr
yicr lnwgivcr thnn Judge Coleman W,
would like to hear from it. The judg,
can be- found in his Office ut MI hour
Uf the day or night.
Appendicitis.
This is not II new disease, but il Ia
comparatively new discovery. Gu
fathers know nothing of it. That ther
was an "appondix," or litttlo bin,
pocket, nttnched to the human entraila
hns been known since anatomy hu
been studied, but it il probable thu
deaths from the drifting into this poe
kct OF undiGcstcd Substances were, I'm
til lately, attributed simply to Gin
Illumination of the bowels" "
But it is we'll recognized and nj
mittcd, now, that very many deaths Il,
occur from tho lodging OF seeds m,
similar substances in thispcculinr littl
rccoss. and an operation to cxtirpntc i
by cutting it OFF entirely il tho onl
remedy rs yet known. Tho operation
il generally successful, but is danger
Gus and sometimes has fatal results, ~
in several cases which have lately bccl
brought to the public notice.
A learned physician, of rather rnd
ical views, qucried, tho othor day, in E,
conversation with medical nssocintcs
whothor II would not become neccs
sary, some time in the future, to opcr
ute upon all newborn babies, and en-
out the appendix from their bowol
during infancy, to save them futur
danger and trouble. But he was
surely, rather ahead of hisa8c, and hi
friends suggested that he was becom
ing n surgical "crauk."
But it il certain that great man,
reor!" ere mere careful than thcy ncc,
to be in swallowing the seeds and pit
OF fruits Some go SO far ~ to tax
the seeds out of grapes, lemons. etc.
bcforo eating. Thus does science
always peerinS into the secrets O
nature, perpotually warn MS of ne,
dangers that threaten life. Now Yorl
Ncws.