Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-11-08
WASACASE OF REVENGE.
But the Means of Bringing a
Violator of Law to Justice.
A sUssEx ooUETIAN IN TROUsL.

He WIN Pay for His Anti-Election
Drunh-webb Decorated Hts Uele-
brAtlon with Profanity s-othsr Of
Tenders Disposed of In Municipal
Court.
The prisoners dock was filed this
morning when Judge Ball took his seat
Maggie Clark, well-iSnown both on the
coast and In the police court. was charged
with drunkenness She will board with
Sheriff Gould unless she pays So and
costs John @ Thompson, coored, on
like charge got of with 81 and costs
Andrew Wittick was find like sum, but
Charles Dougherty, lad just out OF jail
was mulctsd in $S and costs
James Malloy was found by Officer
White v cry drunk on the coast. He
acknowledged the corn, aud said be
came up from Sussex county, where he
lived, while drunk He was fined 81 and
costs
John Barker was arrested by oficer
Maloney on q charge OF being drunk.
but there was not suffi slent evidence to
convict him and the case was dism lssed.
James Webb, colored, not content with
| celebrating In an orderly way, used
exceedingly profane language on Market
street. officer Aiken arrested him, and
Judge Ball fined him 50 and costs
o. B. Broughton, charged with carry
ing concealed, a deadly weapon, was
held under bail for appearance Monday,
at p m.
John Simmons and Emma Dlckerson
both colored, got into fight on Shipey
street last evening Emma used a brick
and John his fsts officer Payne
arrested both, aud Judge Bali decided
that each had had $3 and costs worth OF
fun and should pay that amount for their
| liberty.
Michael Carney and John Harkns, ar
rested for Illegally registering, were
represented by Counselor William T.
| Lyman The state WAS not ready and
the case was continued until Monday
evening.
| Richard J. Colt colored, charged by
PullmRn's Palace Car Company with
larceny of an overcoat, was placed under
5000 bail for his appearance to morrow
evening
May Smith, the proprietress of house
of III fame on Orange street. was AT
raignei onR charge OF assanlting one OF
the inmates, Nellie Ford. The witness
told of the attack on her on election
morning, between 4 and 8 o'clock, and
her testimony brought out the facts al
to the character OF the house, and that
beer was sold there. The woman wa.
arrested several weeks ago Oh
like charge, but on pleading guilty
to keeping fancy hous,
the charge OF selling liquor was dismissed
The Ford woman swore that partle
bought and paid for beer, and she hat
drunk Of it-Pearl Hall aud Marie Nelson
inmates OF the house, and Willsrd Deas
sho seemed TO be the friend OF the pre-
prietor, were witnesses for her, bu
failed 70 do her case much good
She pleaded guilty 10 keeping tb
hous', and was fned $50 and c3sts Ol
the charge OF selling liquor without
license she WAS fined $i00 aud costs, an
on the charge OF assault she was mulcte
IN costs The eGoe viii now be taken u
by the United states officials, and 70 da
a uarrsnt was Issued to the marshal TO
the arrest Of The Smith woman. ~ We
ht illustration OF the saying that whsi
thieves fall out honest men get thei
dusa.
Mr. Lizzie 5mith was charged Will
assault on Ella Dobow. There was y,
evidence to substsntiate the charge an,
II was dismissed
In Municipal Court. last evening, Pat
rick Munday was arraigued on a charge 0
assault with intent to commit muir
der On the evening" Of October 2
James McCloskey was sitting on th
steps Of his boarding house, on East From
street, when someone stabbed him 81,
says 1t was MundRy The prlsone
wSived a hearing and was held for tn
upper court under $500 bail.
Frank johnson, charged with dlsordeil,
conduct, was fined $40 and costs, ant
William Bacchus, like offense, fS an,
costs.
Francisco eabascio was charged will
sprrying concealed deadly weapon, AM
bis bail was nxed In $500 for appearance
In ths upper court.