Police with being drunk and disorderly on the street, assaulting an officer, and throwing stones into a Chinese house, stones into a Chinese house through the door It appeared that prisoner was throwing and windows, An officer went t> him and tried to get him to stop, and asked him to on board his ship. Prisoner attempted to fight the officer, and kept on throwing stones. Another officer made a similar attempt to induce the prisoner to keep quiet, and was met by a challenge to fight. He was then taken in charge. While under arrest the Prisoner resisted violently, striking the elficers.
Prisoner said he was drunk, and did not know what he was about.
Sentenced to 10 day imprisonment.
Borverr of the Hartford, charged by French police with being drank and incapable, and assaulting an officer.
Prisoner was in the yard of a Chinese house, drank and asleep. The proprietor of th house called a P.C. to take him aw aroused him, and prisoner showed fight, "and struck at the P.C. grazing his cap. The P.C. had to bring ton into use, and succeeded in getting prisoner to the station.
Prisoner said he was drank, and all he remembered was that he awoke in the station, and had a contusion on his head, from some cause to him unknown.
Sentenced to four days' imprisonment, 1th November.
U.S. v. F, Motvasey & J. Mospy, Hartford.
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