Evening journal., 1895-09-11
1T WAS A CAT RIFLE.
But Harris VIII Have to Ex-
plain It's Sale TO the Grand Jury
ITFELLINTOTHE HANDS OFAMIEOR


rating a Match strike in r.. w. a u.
Cara Colorsd mau Narrowly Escapes
the Grand Jury-other Gases In the
Municipal Court.
Winfield Scott got a fighting jag on
last night aud Issued pronunclemento
to the world in gen. A. Ollicer Relnholt z
found him over Eli. 'enth street bridge
and accepted the C ,@llenge. As a con
sequence the would be pugilist took a
ride In the hurry-up wagon, Judge
Ball this morning decided that his
knowledge Of pr'zs ring ethics would
cost him 81 aud costs. Ia default OF
which he will become visitor az the
ChateRu de ellis for twenty days
George Morris kept bothering the
people around the transfer stables and
Special Officer hutton had him arrested
for disorderly conduct. Judge Ball
taxed him 81 and costs.
Thomas Mahoney got drunk and
abused his mother, Mary Mshoney, aud
she was forced to have Officer Mcguire
place him in custody. He was fined 80
or thirty days.
The nuisance charged against John p.
Springer, keeping cesspool at No. 203
Tstnell was reported RbAted and the case
was dismissed
Josef Dimlnico and Bernardo Isisslo
had E yht and Josef threatened TO shoot
Bernardo Officer Harklns captured
Josef but not before be had thrown
something away. Sergeant McDsrmott
found a hatchst aud pair OF sheers, which
he acknowledged having had Toe case
was dismissed
William Gillls, colored, was charged by
John Adams with disorderly conduct.
Glilis took Adams's dog, and when he
tried TO get the pup back Adams received
a severe tongue lssbing from Glllis. For
his action the colored man will spend
forty days with the sheriff who bears the
same name that Is unless he can lad 50
aud costs.
John Blackstone. colored, was sus
pected Of being the man who stole a
wheel barrow from William + Fesmeier.
10 was shown, however. that the wrong
man had been arrested and John was
allowed to go.
Michael Gardner, who has Just been
through the mill for disorderly conduct
at Bavarlan Park, was arraigned on
charge OF breaking into q car Of the p 81,
w. & B and stealing fourteen dozsn
boxes OF matches. The date Of this Is
placed at August o. He pleaded not
guilty and was put under 5000 bail for
appearance 20 morrow.
William Banta wss charged by the
health authorities with allowing garbage
to stand ia the rear Of No 1912 Pleasant
street. De claimed that be was not
living with bis wife 40 the time the
oifonce is claimed 70 have been com
mitted, and that as soon as he heard Of Il
he abated it. Continued until to NOR
row.
Edward Tatnall was charged with
larceny, and the case continued until
to morrow, bail being fixed at $500.
William Oisll was charged with
assault on his wife She made PROPOSE
tion that II he would sign the pledge
and promise never to abuse her again,
che would not press the charge He
agreed to this and the case was held up.
Louis Harris was charged with selling
deadly weapon TO Eiward Quinnt, a
minor The evidence showed that
Edward bought small cat rife on
SATURDAY. for 81 % telling Harris 10 was
for n b. ksr. Later he brought IL back aud
got his money. On Tuesday he agsin
went TO Harrss aud got the rifle for 70
cents. and again brought it back when
he claims Harris refused 10 give him bis
money Judge Ball held that the case
was one for the attorney general and
allowed Harris to 90 on his own recogni
zancs.
william Il. Anderson. eolored, charged
with stealing half dozen knives from
John FARRELL was arraRned. He was
arrested by Detective McVey 90 whom hs
confessed the theft DE WAS held In
5000 for the upper court