Evening journal., 1896-06-15

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An Assault Gaze One Year oid-other
Gases In Municipal court.
Three cases OF assault with Intent to
commit murder came up In Municipal
Court this morning. one of them the
outcome Of Jealousy. None OF them
came TO trial however, the victims OF two
OF the sssaliants being unable to be
present. while the third affcay occurred
nearly year ago and the state " as not
ready to prosecute, owing to the absence
of the witnesses.
Albert HAndal is a Pole living at No.
y12 Taylor street aud is laborer in the
employ Of the Pullman Palace Ga. Com
peuy. De has a good looking wife.
has been jealous OF her. The
man suspected by, him Of being too
Intimate with his wife was neiQhbor
named Frank Rogerofskl, who lives at
No Sl1 Buttonwood street and has
wife and three children.
Saturday evening aandel heard that
Rogers, as ne Is best known, had been at
his house, and, crazy with anger. set out
to find him. Tie two men met on the
street, and Handel rushtd at Rogers aud
without warning plunged knife into
his breast The wounded man fell TO the
pavement aud Hsndel fed. He was cap
turod By Olhcera Eaken and hurley a
ehort time later. and sent In The knife,
an ordinary bone-handled Barlow, was
found on him
Rogers Was carried into the Office OF
DR.. w P. Miller and his wound dressed.
The knife entered Just below the sixth
RIB. then glanced up making an ugly
but not dangerous wound Handel
was also cut Just below the right knee,
how Is not known
Judge Ball held Handel without bail
for the present, pending developments In
Rogerz' case Both Rogers aud Mrs.
Handel deny that there was any ground
whatever for the jealousy on the part OF
Handel, and the general impression ia
tho neighborhood Is that their statement
Is true
The second csss was that of Andrew
Dougherty charged with cuttl-g James
Kennedy with razor ut Rosendale park
on Saturday night. A party of men set
out 70 have q good time on Saturday
Afternoon aud evening In RosendAle park,
and ia order 10 help out the fun, secured
a keg OF beer Everything went smoothly
until about II o'clock when the beer be-
gan to take effect snd fighting ensued
In the melee Dougherty nlashed Ken
nedy across tue wrist with his razor. DR..
John Palmer dressed the wound and
Dougherty was locksd up The State
was not ready when the prlsonsr was ar
rsigntd this morning. aud be was pnt
under $1,000 ball until to night when he
will be given q hearing.
Charles Fletcher was far from sober
when he was arraigned this morning on
a charge OF trsspass on the premises Of
CoolipR's Carriage Works Mr.. Cooling
did not care to prosecute. aud the
charge was dropped Fletcher will be
held until TO morrow morning when he
will bs allowed TO 60, on a promise to
stay away from the plsce
Edward Mulvey turaed up at the
police headquarters Saturday night
pretty drunk and was stored away to
sober up This morning he was
allowed to 60 with a warning not to
return within six months.
Joseph Dixon. colored. WAS arrested on
a warrant issued June %, 1895, charging
him with assault with intent to commit
murder. made on James Cooper The
state WAS not resdy and the hearing was
poaiponed until TO morrow morning.
Joseph Tlvoli. an Italian charged with
the larceny OF pair of trousers, was
discharged, as the owner Of the garment
could not be found
Samuel O Pyle, bird and animal
dealer on West Eighth street, was
charged With violating the city ordinance
relative 10 obstructing sidewalks. he
was 6ued s. and costs