, 1865-12-04

lnatIou was continued uniii next Wedntsday. The
prisoner In the meantime was required TO give bail
in the euu Of $5ou for his appearance.
BH1ANr 4 S7RA7ToH,s Co1xEBclAL Co11raE-
II ecezus that Mrs Stowe, in her excellent refer
Guce 10 these Colleges. IN her late article II the De-
ce1nbsr AG'anfte Aoatsiy speals from experimental
knowledge, having I eon IN the Hartford instltuhon
legc In this city Is dled with students in every de-
partment, Gnd was never more hourishing. Each
year, md nearly eseTy month. has developed fresh
sine}e building In the city would not now accom-
1no1Ats it, studeutt, nA1e ind female. who Occupy
the hailr and upper foors Of The three Arge b2si-
and Clark streets.
4 AMA1n1aox1AL D1y1sloN.-Ar rnthe, curious case
OF marrying IN haste md repcntlnx speedily oc-
eu,rod IN this city last week. a young Irish maid
en- came 10 this caty few dayh ago In search Of en-
plogment and meeting with young man On the
st1cet q he1 own nationality. *he asked him ii he
could direct her to a place. He asked her II she
would Ike TO be ma1Hfcd- md she noswer1n. in the
Affirmative, they were married 1he next day, with
considerable juhiiation on the part OF the newly
made nasnds . T., q he maiden: o. the ensuing
70 New York. where her parents reside. but she
nat1y reiueed to accompany him. and finally Ean
rupt formulation TO his dream Of married bliss, but
what was the cause has not yct been revealed.
Saturday, TENN Of tarm bones attached 10 light
WAGON. took fright on Clark street near the bridge,
and notwithstanding the most desperate endeayoss
on the part Of the driver to stop them they eoutin-
ued their headlonE fight scattering teams and ye-
hcles II al directions md ting great excite
me0l among pedestrians. until Randolph street was
reached when their career was brought 10 sutaeu
and dte&siIona termination hJ collision With a
street car which wa. passing aeross the tsreet ..
mont platform. pitching lhe driver OF the car INTO
the street, without tn}uring him materially, while
csr wit such force u to knoeE It competely % fro
the track, The wagon tonEre wns shivered into
atoms, and The vehicte ftelf damased considerably,
mud, bnt picked himself up Immediately afterwards
more frightened than injured. Neither OF the fuua-
wns hofeca werr very mnch hurt, but received
Lesson which, they wer reasoning animals, woald
the plnsfo1m Of the car WIS NOT filed with passcn-
resH as il usually the case, or loee OF life must
certainly have ensued,
AnHEsT or 4 CONFIDENCE MAS.-On Saturday
forenoon, while detective Wells Sherman was sis-
ting In the reception room at the Illinois Central
Depot, hi. attention vss attracted 10 the sineular
Who 2, NJ 10 a2RsnS
10 lake walk with hin. Surn1Ising that alf whs
not right, Mir. sherman determined TO keep an eye
riduai ii arsi was Decidedly adverse 10 accompany
ing his new found acquaintance. hns finally permit
ted himself to be persuaded into taxing the pro-
posed walk The two, sharper hnu intended NC
tim, passed out Of ihc depot. closely followed By
The detective. and walked mp Lake street TO the
asenus and themes north 70 he hu'h street briaSe
ar1csled The confidential gentleman and conveyed
him TO the Central Station. 10 the afternoon he
Court The prisoner gave his name ns Jamcs
Quarles OF Qua1ls- In reply TO qlest1on from the
CouH as 10 his occupation he nnswesed that he
Ised TO he confidence man, and had eeryed = term
n q
nantly denied that he intended to take in the man
with whom be wns ionnd walking. He waa 1ned
t1oo md coes, and ordered TO leave The city forth
With.
FoRoERT or BA11--Some ume during the Inter
part Of the Administration Of Charles Mcdonald az
Police Jntr1ee, fellow named james Reilly was
arralencd for larceny. but obtained continuance
OF the examination. lie produced man who gave
his name n Charles Sherwood OF No. 1871 Maxwell
etfeet to eiRn hla hall bond which amounted to
500 and he w1e 1clezked. When the time came for
the rencHal OF the examination, RELY did not Put
in bis appearance. and bis bail WIS declared Tor.
feed, and m order given for the collection Of the
amount from Mr. Sherwood Upon gong 10 that
Ecntlesaans residenoe and presenting The bill, Mr..
Sherwood, who ts q conductor on the Northwestern
HALLWAY. denied all knowledge OF the transaction,
and also Of Reilly. He went before Notary pub-
Ne and made affidavit to those lacts, and was Of
coofrs released from the payment Of the $500. OF
ncef lbomas harriet. who had attempted TO collect
the money tsum Nit. SHERWOOD, set to work TO d,s-
H.
fully At the task ass,gned hlrn, iss, eycninr sue
cseded IN Saptr5anc fellow knoan :. Geo. k.ynor.
atlas '.Flannel NORTH, whom he has the btrouses.
REASONS for be!Iernc lie the bogut bsor OF Rcillr.
Iie Eflibe c1amtncd on The chatge this forenoon at
the Police Court.
DBHoEEsr TRADn0-DEarEuArE ENCOUNTER.
On Thu1dsy Of last week Captain George H. Nil.
le1 Of the Third Pohcc Precinct received from the
finn Of Jones, MScr i Co., wholesale tobaccou1sts
Of New York city, a letter containing information
oi The tacts Of awinale which had recently been
pespctzAfcd upon them BY re~Idcut Of this city
natncd Jacob Cohen. late OF the firm Of Cohen i
A1man. fooacconfstk, No. u South Clark etrcet
!est Tsa "q by sus.on cn
ny Of lllinoe, tor the aesi Of Cohen II ret forth
tho. ihih individual. while IN New York some
mon. montht T. 3Eo. purchased from Jones' slyer Co.
stocA 81 Asana clEatE for lhe Of kJO00 giving
set ios re nots to ia dnc II vas FORWARDED to thts
alleging that he not In ,osSession n ffe ~ ~.
qutrea s1uda+ Thus the matter was ne,nttcI r.
fe1sn r asi, 70, eGe me mil Msrsrs Co.,
Of tngtns tho cigar, which tic nurcSa.ea 1Tsu t1ssu
them. 10 Chicago. had disposed Of them Il ~ al.
Ssw So e s1a I'D esss esSs ss1 ss
knowledge Of Cohene dishonesty led the detraudea
firm 10 nuke further inqu tdes INTO his doIucs|
on scyc1 oiher n1mt in New Yo:k 10 the tune af
10M. and had also detimized a firm in Boston
ont Of about $6,t00. 11ie IVES the occasiop o! their
making application ior his Arrest.
Ar soon Is convenient nfter receiving Governor
Fenton'e rquistiun, Capt Miller visited Spnns-
field and received authority from Coz. Oeiesby to
arrest Cohen and send him TO New York for trjaI.
Tie Captain returned TO this city on Saturday. nud
tmmetiately went in search Of his man, bur filled
10 appKeheud him HntI about lour O'Clock yestcr-
day Sunday afternoon, when observing him as be
wns about TO enter bis own tcstdence, No s76 La.
sale st1eat Capt. Miller accosted him politely and
requested LIN TO walk down to the Ccntral Station
CohCn Immediately ell lnto towering pas sion, re-
insing to bulge IN inch, and upon Capt Ni!lc.
1kthg MIN by the arm he drew OF and s,fuck him
letb!e bio~ betsecn The eyes, telling him to the
saHn. The brave llttle3 officer instantly rtpupei
W ieet ana acalD fastened upon bis antagonist.
Mno repeated the doee, laying the Cpptatn out a
con,aHlttme. Time. a crowd now gathered aboat The
oibers ats, and while part Of them detained Cohen
enn .onn N search OF nssislancc- officer Slmp
jntn rnstedS and proceeded 10 take The priaoucr
1ask thsn I. Ihls hc found to be more u!facuIj
1i.cad ~. - Snlc1iated on, nj no SOONER n.5 h.
A,s 9and upon him tAan Cahrn Tsb,.aS nsn .I as
" tnt nano WIN bis teeth and .rrn5 M1a
az boN nhtl lhe piece Of nesh rnvn M, !" loosen
ny the unlfed euof1a Of thr t,e Wy. fahauS,
sas conducted 10 the Central s,stto uaee's Cohen
being securely mAnacled, he wss ~ Mnen+ &tcr
Pittsburgh cars aud placed under TO the
tive Lunsfng to be conducted to kes Sn- " oeaec-
Capt. Miller moi expecting 10 nne4 win
F1-iancf from Cohen attempted hh et7rst ,,i,sie ie
having in his Possession arms Of any desc,toIos!
otherW1se In ell humhu probability Cohen Wnn1j
not hhsr conc oul Of The sk1tmish Ia such ennJ
condttlon. '"