The Warwickshire Herald. — 1893-10-05 (Birmingham, West Midlands, England)

FREI—Jam Coleman. a respectablydressed young- rtabli'll;.! at 29 Park-street, Aston, went out Gravelly ITill way on the 9th ;.f September. Among other methoti; of enjoying himself he had a fight, and while thus engaged he broke two pima of glass and tlid other other damage amounting to 12.5. bd. to the shop of Clarence Slant), a tobacconist Mir:Mont said he tried t settle tlie matter out of Court with Slaini, who demanded £l, WiliCil included damage to a bicycle. Defendant promised to pay the complainant 14s. 6d. including cost of summons, and the charge was withdrawn.  Wednetslay.--lletfore Messrs. Ash and Brodie Attemptol Suiehle.—Elimbeth Chapman, a young married woman, who tarried a 101 l in her arno, was in custody on a charge of having attempted to uommit suicide. She pleaded guilty to the charge. It appeared from the evidence of a boy that he saw the woman going along Sandy Lau° on Monday evening. Ho watched her as far as the Canal Bridge, and saw her go on to the toWng path and prepare for getting into the water. He called for assistance, and prisoner was prevented from carrying out her intention. A policeman was sent for who took her to the station. She admitted at the police office that it was her intention to drown herself bismuth, of her husband's hid conduct toward her. At this stage of the poseedings the woman wag told to stand down, while her husband was dealt with.  Ediward P. Gorrna:i, Tower-rand, WWI iiiarged with be'ng drunk at the Pclire Station ou Monday night. In 13Ormequenee of the defendant's wife having :atom/tea suicide the inspector sent to while for him. Finding he was in such a drunken state, defendant was detrained in custody. Ile wan fineil 2s Ash and liberated on the understanding that he would take bettcr care of his wife, and behave properly 'towards her. The woman then promised to not offend again, and she was l'berated, and left the Court with her husband.  Drunk and Assault. —Wm. Flertley, bricklayer's labourer, no fixed abode, who was drunk on Tuesday afternoon in Lichfield Raid and fighting, wae fined 20e. or 14 days. He was further charged with assaulting IVice-oonstable Robin, win in bit on the hand when being handcuffed. He had a long bit of previous oonvictione. The bench said that after 411(111 a black list they eould not deal len'ently with him as he roqueeted them. Nor the assault on the proliceman he was cummitted three months with hard labour.  Apple Stealing.—Two youthe were in custody, Benjamin Richardson, Great Fra-neis Street, and John Walners, 9 Mill Lane' for robbing all orehard at (leek:, Bromwich on Monday.—Police-constable 152 &tweed that he haW the defendants emerge from Lord Newport's garden, and found they were poeseemed of about in. worth of upplee, which he ehaeged them with etcyaling,. Ile handcuffed and brought thein to the station. On die way Waltere clipped the bracelet am] would have got away but for the timely assistants, of a friend. Superintendent Walker Raid the prixoners had behaved in a very impudent manlier while in custody. Being unable to pay Is. 6d. each, they were ordered to be detained- in euxtody another day. Breech of Licenee.—Elizabeth Williams. of the Hope and Anchor Inn, 116rhostreet, wae fined 20e. for being drunk u her own premimee. The eltarg, was brought by her husband, who W`Joi represented' by Mr. Buller. A ouggeestion wan made by the benoh shat she AhouM take up her res:dence out tide the licensed premises, and her husband would make ar a weekly allowance. She declined to he advieed ae to her future method of living.