, 1859-05-31

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- FIRE POLICEMEN.
West Division D. Howard.
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Tic Stution houses Of each division of the ci-
y are, save for the North Division in the in the
interim Of repairs Of the North Market Hull
buildings the lodging houses Of the police force
IN the West division tile Station is at the West
Market Hall on Randolph street, In the South
DIVISION the Station is ut the Armory. Tie pat
tro'Encn are on duty during beats Of six hours
cac1 The whole force divides the night from
P. N. to 6. 4. II. between them. Only one.half
tie force is on duty during the day, by this
means aalfthe police is on duty every other tlay
| giving each policeman alternate days of duty
and Of rest
For the present, al the .Arnory is the only lock-
up, except u cell at the Hospital station in tho
extreme south part Of the city. This subjects
the policemen in tie case of MI arrest to jour-
ncr across the city frequently onc1or two miles
II tho cells in the South Division an inconvcn-
ience destined soou to be remedicd by lookup
attached to each station. Eventually with the
growth ofthc city, there must be established
police courts for the several divisions, each to
dispose Of its own cases Of tho petty class.
The Police Court by recent notifications las I
two branches, one for tho watch house cases held
every morning at the Armory Court room to re-
iicva tic cells Of the lookup, and the other at
the Police Room, in the third story of the Court
House, and this OF the dy1ttt tribunal Of tie
city, where arc heard and disposed Of the cri1ni-
nal cases Of more serious nature, before ono or
more Justices, as the case may be. The bust
mss Of these two court rooms fnas its daily re-
Election in our columns, and from this srtcment
o,lr readers will justly believe that Of late nci.
tller tribunal las been ovcrpressed with busi-
ness, WHICH, unless VIC hear Of something to JUS
tlty contrary opinion and one less compliment
tary to the vigilance aud efficiency of our police.
must be accepted as token that Chicago is
quiet, and as tue 'sons" would say ''iu 4 good
condition.
The above isl gives only the patrol force Of
tic city. They have their regular beats in fix
cd limits, tile police subdivisions Of each geo
graphical division, and to these their duties arc
fixed and limited. They arc badged conspicu-
ously, though with very poor taste, since they
are thus scarcely distinsuishablc from hackmcu
aud e1press'ncu, the badges being identical in |
form and appearance. This force is under the
control Of Capt. Kennedy.
DETECTIVES.
But there arc Of frequent occurrence class |
Of cases that demand q different treatment
The experts Of the swcl-u'ob, the pickpockcts,
the burglars, have to be met and foiled With
their own weapons, secrecy and skill. From
experience Of the trutl. Of the assertion our
readers will very generally agree that the city
detectives, under City Marshal Rehm, arc in
tho best possible hands to secure their efcien-
CT and excellent service 10 tue public. To this
branch of our police department, wc believe re 5
may point With pride.
Fn1GHTFrL ACCIDENT. ScALpED TO DEAra n | i
A BREwEnts EAr.-0n Saturday night last an /
inquest was held by Coroner James, upon the t
body Of young man named Jacob Schifcrman, !
ate IN employee at Lill / Divcrscrs brewery,
IT the foot Of Chicago Avenue, who met the i
rishsiul death Of being fatally scaldcd in one Of
heir beer yats. ;
The unfortunate man had been sent down into Z
he rat to clear it out which be had nearly done =
auother workman, named John Rink, had re- II
civcd an order to draw some hot beer that was +
process st cooling, into ono Of the vats and. ID
= mistake turned the scalding torrent in upon d
lis comradc. Poor Schiderman was SO fearfully =
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cntiou Of l}r. Daltzell, who did all for him that
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