Evening journal., 1895-09-03
MICHAEL ON A SEARCH.
Elected From the Picnic He
Looked for officer Shields,
WHO FIRED HIM FROM TIE STAGE

who Were Taught Lesson-rhey
Made Indecent Proposals 60 Two Girls
and it Cost Them FIFTY Dollars
Apieoe-O ther Municipal Court News
George Taylor. shoemaker from
Stanton, will leara new trade, that OF
stone breaker, for tea days unless he can
find q good round silver oart-wheel
commonly dubbed dollar He came to
town and got full aud officer kelleher
found him at the b a o depot. The
s'zs Of his hne was hxed so low on
account OF his not being In court for
three months.
James Pathon had a record OF nearly
years immunity from arrest, but last
night Officer Kell, her found him drunk
at Front and Shlpley streets. de Was
fined I and costs
Officer Kelleher filed out his trio
OF arrests by srresting Charles Boyd &C
Second and Shipley streets. Charles
said that he would like TO get OF town
but coulda't he was fned 81 aud costs
When Ada Gross WAS called a small.
sized and very duslgy looking colored
maiden stepped TO the front AS one Of
the officers remarked Ada looked more
like dozen than gross She was
charged with being disorderly at Seventh
and French streets She pleaded guilty
to being disorderly but not 30 bad as
painted. Two girl friends OF Ada's testi
fed TO her coed character, aud Judge
Ball thought that 81 and costs was
enough punishment.
Michael Gardner went to the picnic OF
the Pho ak association at Bavarien Park
yesterday. BE got into q row on the
dancing platform aud was put out by
Officer Shields who was there in the
capacity OF private citizen Not satisfied
with this Michael returned looking for
Shields and again was put ont. Then
Officer McG1rvey arrested Gardner.
Gardner claimed that someone pounded
his head 20 badly that be conlont get
his hat on this morning, fix In which
many more Who were at the picnic found
themselves. At the request OF Gardner's
father the Case WAS continued until
to morrow. bail being Fixed at 500
John Konkoski Was charged with
dlsorderly conduct by his nephew
August Klaus, Jr. Several witnesses
testified that John abused his family
when full OF badwhiski. Fine. $40 and
costs.
Frank Clark and Harlow Ward, two
young rufiians who belong on the East
Side, learned lesson this morning
which should last them their life times.
Sunday evening they met Lena Brennan,
aged about 16, and Mary McMsnus,
sged about "a. on Third street aud took
them out rowing on the BrandyWine.
After going past the Seventh street
bridge the two fellows made Indecent
proposals TO the girls and said that II
they didn't col sent they would have TO
walk. Both the girls walked. Judge Ball
decided that the case was an outrageous
one and covered by the amended d
ordinance Both were hned $50 and
costs
John j Morris, the special officer at
Lengels brewery, was Rrraigutd on a
charge OF assault with attempt to commit
murder on Evan Mccall and George
M butcher, at the brewery August =
l. f. Wales, Jr who represented Morris,
renewed his 10 otion that the case be dis
missed on the ground that the court had
no Jurisdiction, the preliminary hearing
having been beld Ia Magistrate Nc .
Whorter's court. Judge Ball dismissed
the case
Adam SPAIN was arralgned on O
similar charge and pleaded not guilty.
| The witnesses were all excluded from
the room, fact which had much 20 do
with many Inconsistencies IN their testi J.
mony. Tne main facts we're that the
two men went TO the brewery while
drunk and demanded beer and were
refused and ordered out A hght
ensued and the men got pretty roughly
hsndled Then they were arrested bat
the case was later dismissed. Then
Mccall and butcher brought suit against
Morris and SPAIN In McWhorter'a
court The hearing Of ieitlmony lasted
until after II O clock after which the
| Judge dismissed the charge