The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-21

with Morris, keg OF lager, pitcher
ana glasses proceeded TO the Johnston
bridewell with their capture.
CONTENTS OF ROAD HOUSE ATTACHED.
At the instance of Horsce K. Burchard,
road house, formerly known as "The
Turks" on Killingly road, Johnston,
was yesterday attached for money Burch-
ard alleges is due him from Masterson.
Chief OF Police Holbrook served the
papers late In the evening and left ex.-
policeman Linwood L. Doane in the
place as keeper
Burchard formerly conducted the place,
sold out TO Masterson and removed to
Sc!tuate, where he was engaged in the
manufacturing OF cotton yarns.
Business at the mill becoming dull, he
came back to Johnston and is seeking TO
obtain possession OF his premises now
held by Masterson.. A suit regarding
rent is also pending between the parties.
EIGHTH DISTRICT COURT.
In the Eighth District Court this
morning forfeiture warrants were issued
against Paul Cardiff, Francisco Dipello,
Carl Testa and Joseph W. Hardy. 1nese
are the parties whose premises were re-
Gently raioed by the Johnston authorities
and where a quantity OF liquor was
seized, which Is now awaiting orders
from the court. Luther Hopkins for
assault on Ottowell Brooks was fined sl5
and costs, amounting to s22. 10. Both
men acted rs their own attorneys and
furnished considerable fun for the
audience.
Brooks is q motorman and Hopkins
some time ago followed the same occu-
patton.
Not the iriendliestt feeling existed be-
tween them and the case tried this morn
ing was the sequel to the feud. That its
termination ENDS the trouble Is doubtful
since after Hopkins had settled and left
the court room, Hopkins, 1t is said, as
serted that he had S25 more that he would
pay to thrash Brooks, and the latter upon
hearing this threat made application 10
the court TO require Hopkins TO furnish
bonds to keep the peace
Joba Morris, Jr., for maintaining
nuisance on Andrews avenue pleaded not
gnilty and furnished surety for his APP
pearance next Friday.
Morris was lnclined 10 argue with
Chief Holbrook in court that "'there were
Others That he was not alone selling
liquor unlawfuliy. lie afterward' said
that no one could be found who would
say he over bought liquor of him. tie
inquired If he could obtain a liquor H.
cense in the town, naming several places
where he would like 10 locate.
His bondsman. who accompanied him,
advised him to get out OF his present
troublo before ne sought to embark in
buginess. He has been before the courts
on several charges within few months.
HORSES RUN WILD.
A.horse attached TO tho milk wagon OF
John O'Donnell became unmln ageablo
on Brown street,yesterday afternoon and
dashed toward Plainfield street, where
the team collided with.a telegraph pole,
and badly wrecked tho wagon ana har-
ness. The driver, James O'Donnell, was
thrown into the street, but received no
injuries. The horse was thrown down by
the collision and was captured before 1t
coald run farther.
Late yesterday afternoon two horses
without harness ran down PlsinHeld
street toward olneyville at a mad gallop.
They were sighted by John McGinn,
who was standing in front OF his black.
smith shop. He at once called his son,
James, and after considerable risk to
their lives they captured the horses,