The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-18
A DISORDERLY CROWD.
The Police are Determined That Order
Shall be Maintained.

John Kavanaugh was ''cursing drunk, /"
according to tho testimony Of Officer DI
Marc In the Municipal court this morning
when arrested lust evening on Shipley
stieo.
Robert P. Williams was drunk yester.
day afternoon at Third aud the railroad.
He attempted to embrace woman who
was about to board New CASTLE car.
Judge Ball fined him 50 and costs.
William Cook has been only four days
out OF jail. He was arrested last evening
for being drunk. Ho will spend thirty
days In jail In default of So and costs.
Rachel Sanders and her daughter, Susan,
were charged by Officer William j. Mas
soy, charged with disordcrly conduct.
They. were each fined 90 and costs.
A feeble old man, named Samuel CAL
houn, was arrested last night on Mary
land avenue for being drunk. His home
20.
William Curtis and Minnie Toadllne,
colored, were arrested by Officers Solomon
and Mari for using bad language last
night at Tenth and King streeJs. The
language used by several Colored persons
at that place has boon SO bad that tho
people living in the houses nuar by cannot
sit Oh the steps. A fine Of 50 and costs was
imposed.
h'yNuSocr fSuhoi was Cuhrkbu WIFI DeluS
a,vagrant. He is'a youth Of 10 years Of ago,
who has been causing considerable trouble
to the people on Cedar street
His father refused to allow him to enter
his home. He was handed over to the So.
cioty for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children in order that he may be examined
by physician.
William Anderson and his wife Ella
were charged with disorIcrly conduct
A hn,, r>to l.,E ,,t,
Gum was about to remove man who
was disorderly when Anderson told the
man not to go away and tho officer
then arrested Anderson. His wife follow.
ed him up the street. A fine Of IL and
costs was imposed on Anderson and the
case against his vito was dismissed.
On tuesday night August 10. John Null.
!erin was ut McLaughlin's saloon ut
Fourth and Monroe streets.
He lost in game of cards and went up
to the bar, threw dollar down for four
drinks. John H. Halloween, the bartender
accused him Of having plpo. He do
MED that he had tho pipe and tho barten-
der undertook to sea. Oh his pockets. They
got into wrangle and Mulherin was
thrown to the ground. Yesterday party
went to Halloween and offered to have the
case settled for the sum OF 40.
He refused to give the money to Null
neFlu anu tue CSiSo WIS HlTeu accordingly
in court.
The men who were playing in the game
were tho proprietor of the saloon, Thomas
Mclaughlin, James Reedy, Mulherin aud
Thomas Flood.
Muherin took the stand and denied that
he had sent anyone to him to SETTLE the
case.
1t was on the other silo as no Ind been
promised remuneration for tho damage
done to his clothing
The court said the assault took place in
apublic house. The public has right
to go into apublic house If they so want.
The man had no right to DO assaulted
The bartender put his hands in this mans
pocket. If the assault was on the other
side VIC would feel like dl ,missing tho case.
Under the circumstances u tino OF $40 and
costs was imposed.
Charles Downsy was charged with as
snult and battery ON Rachel Cooper. A
little boy threw stone at her little girl.
Mrs Cooper took the little boy to his
father and young Downey struck her on
tho left breast. She fell down on her way
home.
Assistant City Solicitor Calhoun saved
the bother of securing in interpreter, rs
he did the ahonors of the day. He was
ordered to pay the costs.
Joseph Philistino was charged with ped,
ding envelopes without licersu, He was
held in 500 bail to appear at the upper
court.