Evening journal., 1894-08-21
BEAT CLARK BRUTALLY.
John Macy Guilty of Mayhem
and Grievous Assault.
HIEsON WANTED COMPANY IN JAIL

"Reddi" Powell Gets SIXTY Days for
Making an Unsavory Remark-wnlnm
button iu Possession OF SO for Which
He Gould not Account.
"Reddy" Powells red head loomed up
above all the other prisoners in the dock
of the Municipal Court. He seemed TO
envy the head Of an attorney In the
court aud for mRkiLg al unsavory re
mark about him "Rsddy" was sentenced
to sixty days imprisonment In addition
to q sentence for drunkenness.
A Jolly old trio were John alias
"Bucky" Reed, william alias "Reddy"
Powell aud John NcClosksy They were
arraigned on the charge Of drunkenness.
Officer Rice arrested them. 'Bhcky"
was found helplessly drunk on Orange
street below Third Powell and Nc
Closkey we're arrested at Front and
Market streets after they had been
kicked ont Of a saloon The officer took
them TO q booth and gave them a chance
to go TO their homes, but they would not.
Each was fined 50 aud costs
Powell fingered after tho sentence
was passed and made a remark about
| Acting City Solicitor Bradford For
doing so Judge Ball sentenced him 10
sixty days additional imprisonment.
/ Powell turned TO his honor aud remarked
| sarcasticnlly: Are you done now2'
Officer Mcguire made his first arrest
| last night. He pulled in" William
Stevens. colored. for disorderiy conduct,
who was fined 81. Thomas Cole was
fned SO for disorderly conduct on a
charge preferred by Officer Gilling.
John j Clark pleaded guilty to com
hitting assault and battery on Pasqusle
La Nanna The trouble started out Of
the fact that some boys we're throwing
stonesi at IL Mannas fruit stand, at
| Fourth and Madison streets, on Satur-
day. The Italian caught one of tine boys
| who happened to bo an adOptedcaild Of
Clark s. Clark says that the Italian
ehoked the boy aud be struck the son of
Italy for the clfense. Clara was fined
! $40
Last Wednesday Dennis Regsn, who
boards with his mother law, Mrs
Mary Jordan, No 1901 Madison street,
gave the latter So. 50 note and 81 silver.
She put the money in her pocket
William Dutton was in the house that
night but the next morning be was gone,
so was the money. Edward Spencer saw
Dutton with the money. He could not
explain how be got possession Of it and
was held in $500 bai to explain at the
upper court.
Robert Hinson and Robert Fisher, both
colored young men, were srTaigned and
charged with breaking into the store OF
Edward Fortune in Taylor's row on Sun
day and stealing about 500 worth Of
cigars and tobucrO Hinson confessed
yesterday duplicating Fisher This morn
ing, however, be had changed his minc
as to Fishers connection with the burg
lariziuF expedition. he explained thai {
mau named jenkins told him to sweal
that Fisher wRs In it, in order TO have
company in Jail As there was no othe'
evidence against Fisher he was dismissed
Hinson was held in 5000 Tor trial
Down ON Locust street on Saturda.
night there was q rOusing time smoni
the negroes Mary Gould and EdwAr
Clark got into su argument over tn
payment Of rent. Mary got mad an
iabbed Edward in the face, causing h
blood TO h0w from his nose. John Macy
Mary's man" took hand at thi
iunoture and struck Clark over the lef
shoulder with a baseball bat, knockin
him to the ground. On arisin
Clark was struck by Macy g fist and agai
he fell and Macy fell on top of him
Macy Thought so much Of him thst b
bit Clark on tho forehead and on one eal
while Mary kicked the under man ON tn
head Macy IS very quarrelsome an
raises disturbances frequently. de wa
/ fined $2j aud sentenced 90 three months
imprisonment when arraigned. Mar
/ Gould was 6ned $40