Evening journal., 1896-07-14
4 BRUTE PUNISHED.
The Assailant of Miss Rose
Lindsay Lodged In Jail.
THE DOG STAYED BY TIE MASTER

And Shared the Cell with Him-Grady
Fought for His Cows But Not for His
Bondsman-Othor Gases Which Came Up
In Municipal Court To-day.
For the past two years the corner of
Third and Market strests has been an
eyesoce TO both the residents and
merchants In that vicinity and the
passers by 10 Is continually infested by
loafers who cover the walks with tobacco
spit and pass remarks about those who
chance to pass Complaints have been
numerous and last night Sergeants
Shields, Evans and Black made raid
The main offenders escaped and Eve
telegraph operators were captured Three
men were included IN the capture, how
ever. who were deemed guilty. Their
names we're Johnson, Neal and Hayes,
and Judge Bali fned them 81 and costs
each
He Did Not Get Enough.
The EVENING JOURNAL recorded, few
days ago the oastardly assault by a
negro on Miss Rose Lindsay, which oc
cured early on last Wednesday morning
In front OF the residence OF DR.. j. l.
France, No 224 West Ninth street.
| Last night Officers Solomon and Mari
arrested the man who was suspected OF
hav wing been the assailant. He Is Charles
Bsckson and he lives near the Lindsay
home and Is well acquainted with the
relationship between DIR. France aud the
Lindsay family. He WAS identified by
Miss Rose Lindsay as the man who struck
her, and despite the efforts OF his mother
and brother TO clear him, was convicted
Judge Ball inflicted a sentence Of 4l00
and costs and one year Rt hard labor In
New Castle jail.
Patrick and His Cow.
Considerable complaint has been made
regarding the number OF COWS which
have been allowed 20 run loose on the
lots near Linden and Claymont streets
Y esterday officer SCOTT spoke TO Patrick
Grady who owns the bovines Anc
suggested that he take better care o
them. Patrick got mad and he went fo
the officer With a spike He failed /;
Impress the knight OF the locust and wal
J landed In the c1laboose for his temerlty
Patrick Harkins entered security for hi
} appearance and he was allowed TO 20
This morning he failed TO show up an
} his bond was forfeited aud forthwith
issued for him.
Laura Was DIsorderly.
Laura Turner, a new asprant for th
position Of Venus ia the colored 1856 Q
, the coast, while engaged In blowing Oh
froth from schooner OF champagne q
Front and King streets, noticed Speeii
Officer David Lurge She stopped blow
Ing long enough TO use some vigorou
Language to him, and for the rest Of II
night drank Brandywine served by Turi
key Little. She endsavorsd TO explain
Judge Ball that LurRe had no busine
3 talking TO her, hut her explanation cl
no Ice with the court, and sue was fns
4 50 AID costa.
a other and Minor Gases.
d Edward Truman walked into the p
q lice station and gave himself up I
Q Officer Heal. He WAS drunk and kuew
g Officer Heal IN confidential whisper
Q the Judge told Of the Occurrences an
. Edward was allowed to 60.
o Eugene Miller, a man without a hom
4 also walked into the cooler and SUI
. rendered to the officials. He WAS place
under the electrical fan all night Al
this morning sent to New Castle whel
no fans are needed, until he serves OF
T the q ,iyAlsnt of 81 and costs.
Thomas Dryer. Of Harrington, arrests
. by Sergeant McDermott; Jacob Kaiser
I officer Shields. and Joseph Lutz
4 Odieer RAlston, plain drunks, we're ea'
Q fined 81 and oostH
The Dog stayed with Him.
d When Kaiser. who Is a scissor grinds
4 WAS arrested, he had 3 wheel and fl
a English setter with him The d.
\ proved faithful and insisted on sharii
a the csll with his master. When ii
i turnkey was searching Kaiser, the d.
a sat watching. ready TO spring at c.
A and when the man WAS locked up Il "
n on his body that the masters head "
> laid
a John shaw, a boy. was ssnt TO q
Ia Ferris Reform School as incorrisibl
m He seemed anxious to 90 and promis
hi Judge Ball that he would be a good bc
Mary Anker. charged with disorder
conduct BY Mrs. Annie ChowDski, "
fined 50 and costs.