The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-14
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
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CIuzen Roughly TreatOd-An UafOrtu-
nate PoIiceman-A Fight - Garroted-
Violating an Ordinance.

CI,izen Roughly TreatOd-An Uafortu-
nate PoIiceman-A Fight - Garroted-
violating En Ordinance.
Daniel De aeon was before Alderman Car
nenier this morning on the charge of larceny.
He Is all. ged to have stolen wstcn last hlgut
from a man in a saloon on front street DeloW
Walnut He was held In $sOO pail lor Irlal ,
-On the comulaiut of a numoer OF tue resi-
dents Of sOuth Front street, one Deooran mscR,
the alleged proprietress OF No "a south front
sire ct, has been bound over IN SoVO pall py AL
derman Carpenter TO answer the charge OF
mainIainiug a nuisance in the shape OF q dis
UIast night a citizen, while passing Front
and Noble streets, was assaulted by Two indl-
viduals. Being staiwarl, he turned on the
aggI essors, and was ad ministering good thrash
lug to he rougbs, when tney picked up stones,
with which they pelted him. He sustained
raj her dangerous injuries. Both the Vagaoouds
were arrested ana committed by Alderman
Tuland tor a further hearing.
-Po iceman Crummy. OF the Eighteenth Dis
trict is an uutort un tie fellow. Ga sunday he
n ceiv ed lhrsshiug from drunken fellow,and
yesterday he was treated IN similar manner
by another inebriaie, known as Hugh Sulll.
van. The affair came off at William and
Thompson streets, and originated from the
officer taking Hugh INTO custody. The police
m IN however he'd on to his man and took
ca not 10 release him until he got him into
G il in the Station. Tuis morning Alderman
Nei sent the accused TO prisou.
Patrick Galaspy ard Patrick OConnor got
into a fiphL at William and Thompson streets,
Yesterday, to which a number of tue genLry of
the Richmond coal wharVes were spectators.
Po ice Sergeant John Hense happening to be In
separate the conbatants, when The witnesses
ju ped In and knocked the Sergeant about as
though he were football. He was down on
the pavement one second and on his feet the
next. While being hus severely handled, he
was engaged in defending himself with q
"biy," and was perfectly reck less with regard
to whom the instrument struck, He was soon
overpowered, but assistance coming to his re-
lief he managed to secure hve OF the party, who
were locked up in the Eighteenth District
Station. Alderman Neill committed them
They gave the names OF Patrick Galaspy, Pat
rick O'Connor, Sr.. John Gallagher, Patrick
O'Connor, Jr., and Edward Colllgan.
"A gentleman, name unknown, arrived IN
the city late last night from Baltimore, aud
proceeded as far as Ninth and Pine streets,
wheIe he halted for the purpose OF taking a
Union car While standing there he was ap-
prOached by two ne groes, who desired to Know
the lime. Having answered them, they asked
him tor some money. He was proceeding TO
comply with their request, when one OF them
seized him around the throat while the other
took possession of his watch and chain. They
then left him in an almost senseless condition
Having recovered sufficient strength, he re-
paired to the Central Station and lodged COM
plant. ,.,,,
Tor swimming in the Delaware