, 1860-01-24

TuE: Son7u CLARK S7nEEr BrncLARr.-We
referred in our last issue TO the arrest Of the
young man Joseph Waszwulfer, for brcassin3z
into store under the Foster uousc, on North
Clark street, and stealing pocketbook. lie
was brought before Justice Akin yesterday for
examination.
Martin Mueller, the proprietor of the tailor
shop in question, testified tlat his premises
No. 4G North Clark stres.-wese broken into on
list Thursday night. Heleft the store at quar-
ter before eight, and his clerk, August koblitz,
was the Inst one that le!:- IN The morning, be
found abort SO missing, parsgo and part pa-
per, portion Of it in the drawer, and He .La!-
ance in the pocket-book.
Officer Kaufman testified that ie ARRESTED
the defendant On complaint, aud found money
on him. He arrested him at the "x \ 10 u 8" sa-
loon, On North Clark street, and asked him
where he got tn. money. He said that man
whose name he did not knew, left it with him to
keep, but lie could not give his name. Subse-
quently be acknowledged that he got it in bluel-
ler's stnrc..' Hes that he had spent portion
Of it, and sent $50 to Georgia.
Marshal Kehm testified that the prisoner said
he went in and stole tile money, and TINT he
would pay it back if Mueller would ut prosecute
tie case.
August kob1itx, clerk in the store, deposad
tllat he left the shop about quarter before nine
and locked it up, aud fastened the windows,
Lie identified some Of the bills, but could not
identity the pocket-book.
AT the close of'tbc evidence, the prisonerwas
committed te Jail in default of SEQ bail to
await trial.
A DISHONEST TYro-A WEAK DopcE-The
Typographical Union, as orr readers will re-
member, recently gave q most successful Festi-
val at the Richmond house. Among those who
was most industrious in selling tickets was
Joung man named David Il. Cunningham, EN-.
ploycd at the Democrat office. He had in his
hands, to account to the Treasurer for the same,
little orer one hundred dollars. On Sunday
evening Cunningham made loud and streuu-
Gus complaint to some Of his friends that in
passing alons South Clark street, between RAM
do1pl'and Lake streets, about o'clock, he had
been suddenly seized and carried or dragged
iuto tue alley and then his pantaloons' pocket
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cteocace ana 1aan weakened very rapidly when
.he sk''''o1 ae'ee'''e' capt bfao3e', came 10
look into the matter little, first as if to hunt
~ '". 'o''e' W. "'n'ost .i'''''eo'a.e'5 'o"a'c"
Cunningham. So much did suspicion increase
against him, that yesterday noon on being
%n'e 'e"'eneo ~ vs. 1an' Aua 7'!es'' .ne soans
''oan '""oe e'ean ossast anu aeAno" 'coseo ne
''ao app'opl4a'eu luz n'one5 ~ us OWL use'
Hsaauat's ooelng 'ae psF'oo o' 'asee weeks
cu'ps WHICH ne nao oeea sct1ns t'cSets'- Ae
was aoie 10 make RESTITUTION Of ABOUT talrts~
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last any pcniteptiary Term he could receive for
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AZ before, the last car out on alt the above
routes, is st cleyen o'clock, r. ~, convenience
residents in tue suburbs are beginning 10 appre
| ciatc i'll marked manner, especially on conce.
| .,ichts. The thea,cr aud III! public amusement:
;.rc the gamers by the facilities furnished b,
| hose late cars.
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with IL poem, ut the II. f. Church, by one c
:he AlumpN, MISS Frances F.. Willard, who's
contributions for several cf our periodicals gis
INDICATIONS Of no mean talent There will als
| be written debate and several ESSAYS bv men
bers Of the Society, The racatiou fo1iowiu
thc.e exercises will continue until the eth
February next
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