Evening journal., 1896-06-01
DIALLY'S VENDETTA.
He Dehed the Public But His
Def Did Not Work.
AND HE NOW REPBETs HIS AurIoE

A May Party Where tho Goats Xxoseded
the Tneome-severai Offenders Against
the Law Draw Their waees-The Mu-
nielpal Court Record.
That John Mitchell is to dav q reality
and not sut eot for coroner's iurv IL
due TO the watchfuness OF sptcial
Oilicor HilYard, OF the w IN That
Official was patrolling West Yard satur
day night when he saw a bundle OF dis.
colored rags lying between the north and
south bound tracks He made an iuvea
tigatlon and found John In the centre Of
10 DE was covered with mud, cinders
and water, with large quantity Of coast
whiskey as core. Hilyard helped the
bundle to the nearest booth and sent It
In
Yesterday morning 1t was sober enough
to acknowledge that too many samples
had been the downfall, aud Judge Bali
put hne OF 80 and c1sts against tho
name.
William Morris was another plain
Baroary drunk and the pointer stopped
at " and costs Hs was colorsd. but
made himself white by paying his way
out
Bell Rune Up on Bonds
John w. Bell. colored, was charged
With assault by his wife Maggie. The
difficulty arose from John being ont OF
work aud refusing TO take care OF the
children while sho worked. He became
jealous OF ner and when she came home
struck her Judge Ball listened to a lot
OF evidence and then decided that John
must give bonds to keep the peace 80 far
as Maggie was concefned
nat.l.lr nfp-f...
shirtiess, was arraigned Saturday night
he had disposed Of all his possessions
TO satisfy his thirst and the demands of
the keeper OF thirst-cure He pleaded
for leniency and got it. TO tho tune OF
81 aud costs.
William Foulk arrested By Sergeant
Black for being drunk and dlsorderlv.
was iined So and costs.
The Outcome OF May Party.
Friday evening officer Lyons was In
formed that there Was trouble at a small
May party given by deorganna Banner
10 iot on OF dairshees lane ovor Mar.
ket street bridge. He mounted his
bicycle aud sped to the scsns and ar
resteS Ooorganna aud her companion.
James Rows. When ArraiRned on
Saturday morning they pleaded not
guilty, bub at the Saturday evening
eeance they succumbsd to the evidence
and we're each dned s. aud costs.
NE Was Bioodthlrstv.
0rego DAILY iss son Of fair Italy. and
by no means flls the picture OF tbs
Weiider OF the stlletto and holder OF
vendetta as drawn BY the ordinary writer
OF hction. He drew knife last night
on feilow-countryman and regrets It
now Frank Galloti Is the name Of the
man who would have been a Victim had
bis blow reached.
The evidence was to the effect that
drago and friend we're standing Ia front
OF No 10 Shipley street, qaarralnR.
when 0alloti came out and advised him
to 80 away, lsHt the police took him in.
Gr. 90 drew knife with wicked point.
aud remarking ithat be woule cut his
heart out, struck at Frank Then Frank
lodged and Grego passed TO the corner
of Front and Issued general manifesto
to the public. OHi,er Ward accepted
the challenge and Grego was soon drink
Ing water from the hands OF Turnkey
Hammsrer.
Judge Bah decided that Sheriff Grlis
could best look after Gregg. and sem
fenced him 20 pay ine OF $50 and
costs and be confined for three months.
The original charge was assault with
Intent TO commlt murder, but this waa
later changed to assault.
The Auctioneers' Gases Held.
The continuance Of the argument IN
the sul,s sgainst George Drake aud +.
E Stidham was set for this morning. but
neither City Solicitor Harman nor
Walter n Hayes we're ready to take It
up, and IL was further continued until
Thursday morning Judge Ball stating
that he wished to give both sides ample
time and opportunity for argument.