Evening journal., 1896-05-11
THE LOCAL COLO CURE.
Victims Who Were Given
Summary Treatment There.
AFr6BMATH OF THE PRIMARIES
Emory Had a Knife aud it Cost HIm an
N.Raise-A Quarrel Over Position
Costs Albert Frisbie DearIy-othsr
Gases Heard In Municipal Court.

NRaise-A Quarrel Over Position
Costs Albert Frisbie Deariy-other
Gases Heard In Municipal Court.
Judge Ball had two interesting ses-
sions, Saturday evening aud Sunday
morning. but the ma ,r portion OF his
cases were simply drunks aud the scales
did not dip very deep
The principal offender WAS Belle
Wynn. who gets glorlously full. kicks
up considerable fu ~, Is arrested, fned
and pays and ~ then ready for another
turn Rt the scales She ls one of the
/ regular Subscribers TO the Municipal
Court fund and would be missed (3) II she
should move away from Wllmingto and
stay away. officer Donahoe was her
csptor Saturday night. aud her tax was
I 80 aud costs, mere bagatelle for Belle
A Schooner wrecked on the ooast.
John, alias Schooner" McCloekey.
failed TO weather the election equinox
and went ashore on the coast He WAS
loaded with spirits, not Bran ywine,
however, aud IL took two pilots TO get
him safely into port Judge Ball asap
pralser ecided that bis cargo was worth
about SO aud costs, and this was recorded
Dan Leary, whose experience In c5asting
should have stood him better IN hand,
got away with 81 and costs
John Gum got loaded on the coast
with a new decoction Of nitro glycerine.
He was branded dangerous aud sent 10
toe police station. where he WAS
examined Judge Ball 6red him of aud
charged him 50 aud costs for the work.
Howard Murray got like sentence
for his experiment In liqulds, while
4 -. a. a
Gown 81 and costs IN their expense books
and wondered whsther their bank ac
counts would stand It.
All over the Election.
The election winds blew hot around
the polls at and Buttonwood Saturday
afternoon. Shortly before z o'clock
row started aud officer Hurley rushed In
TO quell tho disturbance. He found
Emory Dennis, colored, in the midst OF
the crowd, with q knife in his hand.
Hurley took Emory In charge and then
the crowd jumped the officer. James
McMahon, David Patterson and Michael
Welsh responded 20 a call for help and
assisted the officer In getting his man to
the patrol box but it was only through
storm Of bricks clubs. etc Jo hn
Dennis. George II. Williams aud Joseph
| 'e'ehioJf ~ o1ADAobg Woiu hilchiou lhltI
on and locked up on a charge OF inter
ference With the officer There was no
evidence 20 show that John had much 70
do with the case aud he was discharged.
Emory Dennis was fined $40 aud costs
and like sentence was put up against
Williams and Stook.ey.
Another Reauit Of Election.
Walter Orump, colored, was arrested
by officer Ma'o1ey Tor using profane
language on the streets He was fined
| So aud costs
William Powell came from Chester to
Wilmington to see how the election
would result He unfortunately went to
his old home hrst and slipped razor in
his pocket, intending TO use Il on his
face later on. Then be fell In with
com paniors and gat full He was
arrested aud fined 81 and costs The
rsz1r was found on him and under tho
Law WAS held for upper court TO explsln.
There seems to be q ger eral opinion that
Powells story about the razor is correct
but he was unfortunate.
Au Aggravated Assault.
Albert Frisble, well-built young
colored man, was charged with assault
by William SpeRrman, also colored but
much his inferior as to sizs The trouble |
arose out OF joh which Frisble lost and |
Spearman won. Then Albert bit William |
with chair His stroke cost him $25 |
ard extras.
Oscar Jansen. a worker In the Lewes |
ish factory. was arrested by Officer i
Rsinholiz over Third street bridge for /
vagrsncy. he was begging money to get |
back TO bis work. He was allowed TO /
80 on condition OF leaving the city. He 4
left
When Mathew +. Merigan's name was
called he failed TO appear. His bond was
forfeited. The charge was d!sorderly /
The charge against Richard Tie nan,
assault on Simon Spires, was Withdrawn,
and that against John Melting took
similar course, Mrs Conahan being the
complainant.
The case Of Joseph Il Russell, colored,
assault was continued until tonight
other Minor Police Cases.
John Pinkerton. an old man. fell at
the corner Of Fifth AID Tatnall and had
bis head badly cut. He was taken TO
police station snd the police surgeon
attended to his injuries, which we're
not severe
Frank Magee. stranger, was arrested
at Fourth and Market streets, on sus
p'clon OF larceny, due to his attempting
to throw away a watch chain when
arrested He vas given con-
tinusrcs bail being fixed at 500 and
later he was discharged.
August Schultz aud Michael Kettner,
living at No 706 Church while passing
down Church street were assaulted by
two strangers one OF whom stabbed
Schultz In the arm. DR. Hughes dressed
his wound ani the polcs are looking for
the two men.
Daniel Bubenzsr complained TO the
police that one OF BSrnum's wagons
btoke down his hitching posts He was
told to SEQ the main guy OF the circus,
and lefc declaring that he would have
satisiaction or gore. Hey Rube
Missing Mary Fox Wanted.