Kansas City daily journal., 1895-02-26
MINOR MENTION.

The importations yesterday We're eight
| cars of lead bullion from Mexico.
| The police board did not hold its regular
| Monday meeting yesterday, ON account of
the absence of Commissioner Cox from the
| city.
| Tony Gaubore was arrested last night by
| Special Policeman MrCunc on a charge of
| stealing coal from the Bolen Coal Company
| at First and Troost avcnu".
| Mrs. Minnie Haley called at the office of
| the Humane Society yesterday and asked
| the society to take charge of her G-year- old
| son, Guy, who is said 10 be incOrrigihlc.
| Charles Myers. charged with being one of
| the men who burglariZ"d Writings tailor
| ing place. was committed to await the ac-
| ton Of the grand jury by Justice Krueger
| yesterday.
The. cases against c. II. TIubbell aud
| Sheridan Wheeleri CHARGED with giving
| light weight In selling coal We're continued
IN the police court yesterday until Thurs
| day morning.
arraigned before Justice Kruger yesterday
| on charge of drawing revolver on Il.
MCGOWAN and was bound over to await ac-
| tion by the grand jury.
The Kansas city Medical Club held
well attended meeting at the office of Dr
C.; J. Morrow. aOG Main street, last night:
| The subject, 'Fracturcs of the IIumerus," 4"
was discussed by several members.
Dan Clifford was sentenced to sixty days
in the county JAN by Justice krueger yes
terday on a charge of stealing 81 10 from the
pockets Of John Feehart in the BuzzarI
saloon, on Walnut, near Fourth street.
"Red" Whitman, charged with creating
during a performance sunday night, was
arraigned in the police court yesterday and
morning for trial.
Five newsboys who We're arrested in the
Times building and taken to the Central
station IN the patrol wagon early yesterday
morning on charge of being drunk and
disorderly, were fined 81 each by Police
Judge Jones yesterday.
Frank Dickinson was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Humane Agent Grceuman ON
Il charge Of cruelty whipping his team
and Main streets. one of his mules was
bleeding where he had lashcd him.
The Woman's AuXiliarry to the K,e,eeley
Yesterday, The rescue committee reported
the sending of one man to the Kansas city
payments were made for both patients.
j. W. Johnson a clerk in the Topeka
postotiice, w4s arrested there ON sunday
rest. passed through the city yesterday
with his prisoner, whom he was taking to
Rev. Or. W. p stoddard of Iowa, win
give. his first talk at the Helping Hand
Institute Tomorrow afternoon At o'clock
lie Is 10 deliver series of talks on the
Life of st, Paul DIR, StOddnrd is a per-
sonal friend Of Superintendent shawhan,
and an eminent Christian scholar
The case against John Robbins, charged
with keeping a harber shop open on sun
day, at Fifteenth and Jackson avenue, was
dismissed In Justice Wlthrow's court yes
terday on account OF the absence OF the |
prosecuting witness The arrest was made
on an old statute which has not been
lately enforced.
b. Palmer. deaf paralytic, was taken |
IN IN, Gharse YESTERDAY mornmg by the IN
gave him money with which to leave The |
city. Yesterday afternoon he was arrested |
in drunken condition and was locked up. !
An attempt Will be made to have him sent |
to the poor farm
Della Bishop, who was released from the |
workhouse yesterday. after serving a term |
Rl
a deputy constable from Justice Krueger's |
court on charge of attempting TO stab |
the workhouse, The Justice committed her |
to the county Jail to await preliminary |
hearing
Fred Armatage, the bookblnder who tried
to commit suicide IN the Grand avenue
police station sunday night by beating his
head against the bars of his cell was sent
yesterday, His condition was considered
sSmd5n and TeT Kept S cyng wanted o Gie
but they wouldn't let me kill myself"
EX-Constahle Mullins was given iudg-
hardt for sl4, costs in q case tried under
Justice Barto, when Mullins was constable. |
costs from Mqinhardt, but had, paid him
nothing, on the ground that the consta- |
ble and not the Justice had the right to col
lect the costs Mullins was given judg-
ment,
A, newly organized firm which will soon
DO business in Kansas city, :snecsseding, an
& Sons Arms Company, which filed articles
of Incorporation Yesterday The capital |
which but one share Is held by J, = |
Schneider. one share is held by Jennie |
HOFFMAN.
Mrs. Hamilton. boarding house keeper
at No. 695 West Thirteenth street, was on
.rial yesterday afternoon before, Justice
West, formerly boarder in her house
1t was charged that she and u woman
named Mrs Newton tried TO forcibly eject
him from the house and 10 put his effects
out upon the street. After the hearing of
evidence the case was taken under advise
ment
Constable Ashton, of Justice Wallis court,
was arrested yesterday on warrant sworn |
out before Justice Case by Mrs. Henrietta |
Woods. charging him with assault and for
chile seizure of property. Ashton Is the
constable who caused Mrs. Moods arrest
last Saturday on charge of assauting
him while he was trying to take a trunk |
from her house under a repleyin writ, The
his hearing was set for this afternoon l.