Mayor's Court, April 27th.
--The case of
Jesse White, charged with causing the death of
John J. Andrews, by inflicting a gun shot wound in the left forearm of said
Andrews, was called up
Mr. Wm. W. Crumy appearing as counsal for the accused.--
Mr. Crump announced that to save trouble his client would wave an examination before the Mayer and ask that the case be sent directly to the Hustings Court.
This was done.
The tribunal in question will hold its session on the 2d Monday in May evening.
No application was made for ball, the wounded man having died and the defendant being now charged with murder.
Patrick Karoney, charged with shooting off a loaded pistol near the junction of 11th and
Cary sts, and attempting to shoot watchman
Carter, was committed to await an indictment by the
Husting Court Grand Jury.
The defendant alleged that he was drunk and that his pistol went off by accident.
The
Major remarked that he purposely pointed it at Certer.
Wm. Cenlry, charged with getting drunk and threatening to carve up an innocent pedestrian on Main street, was committed for want of surety for his good behavior.
Albert G
Griswold charged with interfering with the
night watch, while drunk, was required to give security for his good behavior.
Luther Cummings, proprietor of a drinking house, near 10th and Main streets, was charged with acting in a very suspicious manner.
On Saturday night the watch found
Cummings in an allay in rear of the
C. S. Commissary Stare.--They were informed somebody had been trying to break in. On searching, they found
Cummings hid behind a big rock.
The door bore evident marks of having been tampered with.
A burglar's Jimmy was found not far from it. The defendant was committed for want of surety to keep the peace and be of good behavior.
Alfred Graves charged with fighting on Main street, and disturbing the public peace by beating Joseph Reem, was committed for want of $500 accurity for his gold behavior.
