When Ishar Singh was brought!
in H. M, Police Court, yestorday, on remand, charged with as-vaulting a compatriot, whose head ae is alleged to have' broken with. 'a stick, Inspr, Mills stated that an arrangement had been come to and the complainant did not wich to go] fon with the case.
The Registrar (Mr. G. W. King)—Might one be permitted to know the terms of peace, sind why it, was arranged? Did the complainant) ike having his head out open?
Inspector Mill>—Friends of the' two men got together and mediated between them and now there is peace. They were all drinking together in @ hut.
The Registrar—Oh, I see. The end of a perfect day. Charge Isutan Singh was remanded from H. M. Police Court, on Saturday, on his own recognizances, on a charge of assaulting a compatriot. The allegation is that two policemen on Friday night saw a Sikh lying! wounded in Bubbling Well Road and the defendant running away. They chased and arrested the defendant and be admitted having struck the Jather. man, but said that it, was, an) accident. The injured man will be etained in hospital for some days.
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