POLICE COURT.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1668, 26 March 1886, Page 4

POLICE COURT.

THIS DAY. (Before Messrs Ferguson and Snelson, Esqs.J.'sP. . . ■ Assault. Isabella Te Rangi v. Hiramona Paro. Mr E. T. Atkinson for complaintant, and Mr A. S. Baker for accused. Mr Baker stated to the court that an arrangement had been made to settle, the case out of court, : and he would therefore ask that the case be struck out. Mr Atkinson objected and called his client, who was placed m the box and stated that she did hofc wish to withdraw the case, sue was at present m bodily^ fear of her, husband. ; ■ ~; . '\'. ', Afser hearing some expLmations from complaintant m reply to Mr' Baker, the case ;was adjourned on applicatian of the latter, but allowing costs and counsel's fee £1 Is to complaintant. . :-" ; •'■■'.';. Assault. ' : - -'. - ; Annie Urry v. Edward Ui-ry. Mr E. T. Atkinson for* accused, who pleaded ;. not guilty. . „' "..,•. •. . . . , ..Constable Manning questioned- the comTJlainant-,; L.eft house Friday last on . accQimt of threatening 'language oi her' husband, /Av'ho'jswbrtr-"- he * would v : burn everything , she had. On \Vedn'esday-. eyehingi she lbffc'tne" Arnitr .and rnut her ■husband outside, she aslied'hiin" 'if he •had the key, and. he told her she h e ad better go home and see. She" went home with her sister and made up- a bed on the sofa for her husband . taking- her sister into her ownroom ; her husband came home afterwards" and threw the things about the,. rooin, : he lett the house and came back ntterwards, and burst open the dpoi; v^hich. was locked be-, fore she could open it; he attacked her furiously, and swore he would kill - : her, he tried to kick her^and; said she m.v.st.--clear by Saturday, and he %6idd serve six month for her in r Wanganui gaol. .^ . Bcisetta Rose, sister of the complainant, gave cprrpboraliye evidehce.j Geo. Marsh, depoWd to hearing. Mrs ■Ui'ry screaming on Monday, evening at Terrace End, .-he T . could hear accused: speaking loudly V did not hear what was' said. . . ..'.-... ': ... ■ Constable Manning deposed to complainant calling on him .andvyfeq^ting him to go down and get her^jiusbanoi to let.her into the house ; helhoweyiai-, iold : her to go back and see if she could get m, . and if he would not let her to go to' the hotel for the night, and take proceedings m the morning. '\ ■. ■ E.tJrry gave evidence as to domestic infelicity leading to separation...... .\,- r ' After further evidence had been taken the accusad was bound ovefjto keep the : t<eace for two months hvtha sum of £5 m bis own recognizances. V .; . .