, 1864-05-08
POLICE COURT,
Work Of the Wee6-Assaalts and Qrarre,s-
Theft.

Po11cE -Counr-The Police Court week b,,
passed with nttle to render it remarkable. BueI
ueas opened on Monday and Tuesday very br skly
With an unusually large attendance at the prison
down 70 The general average. Few crimes Of Cresi
magnitude havc appeared, tho majority OF offsnse1
being simple violations Of city ordinances, coz
drunken disorderly, wi.hout whose annessanos "a re-
the Police Court wonld soon be compelled to close
H. ,ta aoos iof Want Of patronage. The following me
Gay rom docket containing twenty-five OF three
p:1.;: r. Asga As,anlt oase.-Pa.ehal Angel, and
nand, charged with the late mu1detousE - sssaait
1Eon Michael Nolan, ! soldier belonging to tha
16Ih Veteran Reserve Corps. Nolan, tie wounded
tlfed to tie unth of the evidence, which hss ii.
resdy appeared in the TRIBUNE. Aprei was dis.
fhh&ea fh ~ II va proved that be aned Ss for
orderly Rots tie bsinsn was lid ~ tr5s1 7. u,
the Recorqers ccar, IL bonds Of ssoo. '' '6'A' o'
nc evidence adduced gas Of most conflicting
Mopy el1ctted for the defence to DO Of suflcieuly
CREDIBLE nature to place reliance on IT. he thereIore
determined to send the case for adjudication before
1as Price Of q d"sE,xe,"-wii1iam Mccoy, being
possessed Of about f1ao. determined on FritisT
night. e have few hours' enjoyneu which tat.
q Il spd Tie To-
Of some unknown thief or thieves. Cnrside-sno
ns hsaFy 1oss. his honor limited the hne to IS and
2he C6untez3titing Case-Iessie Sims and
annie Sims his wife, were brought up on femaud.
Aa!gsd with the crime OF countcsfclt1ng under cit
GtMetALcea previously mentioned IN the TRIBUNE
Rie hcnor considered that though the ev.dence nd.
oaeed was or somewhat suspicious nsture. It
WI mas ~ 1G a. ssso9e 70 The soan'
,eaee. sA1AA AZ
L1rcny-on Tuesday LAST man named CLAIR.
@ @eSongaag to the 1T Minnesota infantry, had over
&Ap stolen from him while travelling on The North.
western Railroad. Officer Be.lingc1, the Chicago
No!thweste.a North! Depot policeman, suspected an en-
Ise esss I'm sae.
COY On the tram named Henry Grecn-tQe Latter
ccarIed With having received 4 pArt or tho stolen
money; Turner made a falI confession Of tho
nfe detained for further c<amEDattnn before Jns-
fiee Miller, on Wednesday next, In delanlt Of $500
B,ntal Ass1ul. Michael Kirby. brutal looking
teslow, was arsstgned On a eharse OF aasaultinss
Catherine Monahnc: q teEpectabIy dressed femsle,
FssidIng in .se North Division. On Friday night
tlieht quarrel OCCURRED among the p.rtiee Ia NaF-
get street. near Illinois, which the man tcrtnInste
by assault!ng Mr.. Monah1e In q bEutaliy saynre
anne 1n;s n L., hs Homer severely fepsmauded Tho fo
COTS. ---'4 1'''a 81 -no
on Resnand John Colll.s and William and Ed.
" MaIo naoneiEan, ne young men cbarrcd several
Ia.s tRo Wtth having seriously naltreAted one
Linde1man by beating and atter waris throwing hiIn
'nfo the lake, were brought up, but n IA cnn,,
r,ainns Witnces A!led to appear they were re-
DEATH OF DR. L. P. cHEsEr.-Ata rceu1ar meet
ing Of the Chicago Society, Dr. R. P. Rss.,
O. Smith md H.'W. Jones were appointed a com.
mttre to dfa resolution expressive o; the feelings
Of the Society toward their deceased medical
brother.
The committee reported tho following which ve,n
unanimously adopted:
n Rsso;5sd. That n the death Of L P. Cheney, N.
~, or Medical saeisty has lost highly esteemed
member, our profession lnborIous and con1cIen.
hearted. ueeial md noble mnn. "4'1'
~ Hseo,ssd, a That wh,le We deeply mourn our loss.
faTily and relatives. and large circle Of friends.
Eeao9etd, That copy OF the foregoing be t1ana.
,e ted a., TO ne family q !he deceased. sso to The
Transcribed p The records of this society. ' O'
D - :, R:ss Re- fH1nseed sbo;t biographical
OF Pr. Wtekershsm, was ordered pubitshed sIonr
With the above resolutions. -'~'Ne
IT, iolluwtn eEss.sss ~ be read with Interest
- He was the eon OF Dr.. Prentas D, Cheney. OF
Vermont, labortons practitioner Of our prolss.
son tos s4a shlyxe aud yho ea q ep
Penifs hs thsrd BON Il Add.oa aucaan Aa
olson county, Vermont, in August, 1914. Hc was
aud having completed regular courte Of ,nsaie.;
pEatcs raneJ st e. sa5y os 9,neesa
one yeasr, hav1ns attended second course Of iee
tH5es at Gastleion Medical College, .rsdnatsd
ts q - tn ths spr!1g Soon
Win MIS- Mary Stone, who survives ' lin WIFI WitR
Fol;ovine the star Of Empire he came wes, md
.Se Vest Siy.iop of tse siIr asn ~, H. H.
o. o. e intuFe p1ae!c, purchak1n9 suan house aud
,Gt or + street ne.r ,he Gonios
bis death At that time the West Division Of CHI.
esS, eaSG contained Population q 2cp TO In
H. aaa ne ~ tS then
prairie" Hewas ot.cn twitted by his NOR cens
ttaily located professional brethren with such
es1s, nov 11s he ss Ia tho
reply was, Walt, I'll Be In town bys and h,a
~ Ana how hae t.fnc irf6lled his pScdIclsoni A
vi Ws;y cs;esP tS and bis eedenee In .e
soels. TIE Doctor hs not iorg 10 vat Tor pssc.
In December, 1855, he waa elected conntv ph,,,.
cap, which once neld Tor two Ssass ss,
,aSG5s S;as In tn Their behs!i: aaa asay Endnesssss
is he WI na appoln.a Pp%n1 sns c9;
pb5t:can. the labors OF which of1ce combined wild
m pFEass r1sestee proyed ,o9 qeh ,sr bis
ganto gtyo way; and during tie carly psrt Of Ian.
us1y OF the present yras he became condned 10 bis
loom. d1s tympLom8. pfostlated strength aud
general appearance, gave evidence Of ctest depss-
votlon q the blood, which his phJsIcis1s naturally
ascribtd to biz exhaustive labors and too frequcnt
SD p1e.Hetsd viaits to the City Hospital for smai
asf.snaea ias.ated b. G's H. pbsslesSa boeflenSn
MMeh resulted IN tho discovery oi deadly disease
NnS5snR upon him. 1t Vas found thsf h. h.S
nsiehts Disease Of the KIdnevR,n Eyer1 thinc
Was continued to be done to aletiata his suarincs
.HS nv psonaE his ne bct dropsy soon came ou and
Ss,S.ffeA SffeA tater death fonowcd-app7fentjy {ron,
e,!as g. put m end to &c suffaria@s
Aprl Ssah, lsei; A. aphynac!an he oncapies =
an excellent Judgment, c1rcIul in hfs se{eesiaM -
Etmedlet fatthtrl and attentive to lii netients hs
whs generally successful in curing lid 600 ars 10
community rewarded hera With lsrrn nairnrscn .ng
hundredA wept At his pntirnely death Al 1shrss.
tan thotc Who knew him ultimately viii tesslfv tn
bis nrst ard conddenee in the great truths Of onr
Eost holy rc]leio9- He che7isned them Ia his
heatt and pR1ctteed them In his life. They wars
h!R solaee An3 comfort during his last ilnsss and
u oface bearer md one Of tic foanders Of tSs
Church or Atonenent, now called the Mshon'e
Church. As politician, he Ind no aepltetion q Ed
way. His friends, however, much 1cr!uat h,s d..
sire. rem him for Alderman. aud s|terFsrd for tn
statc Senate: Int belonging TO the weaker politki
pa!tyt vas defeated In both i1stAnces. He was 4
member Of the Democratic party Of the Douglas
eehcol and eaw 10 way out ofour present political
didcalt3ea but By tie fofco OF arms OF tho ioyal
Nolh: = -: i! i! ,:,;,-
ExTKss1vx FmE-Anrs broke out between nIus
and ten O'Clock On Saturday night, ia tho nrau,s
smoke: :house 4ttaehed 20 The paekins establish
ncnt Of McConkey & Han, on. Canal street be.
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