The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-06
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Caught at Last-A Bad BOy-"Deputy''
in TrOubIe-DishOnest BOarder-Jew-
elry Thief-Determined to Vote
Serious SpOrt-Cruel TO his MOrse.

Serious Sport-Cruel TO his Horse.
Yesterday a man, giving the name OF Daniel
Kelley, whose real name Is supposed 10 be
smith, was arrested at Seventh aud Bedford
streets charged with the larceny Of a trunk and
ysllse, valued at $l00 from Jersey man IN the
mouth OF July last. The latter came TO this
city, and encounteriug Kelley at Walnut street
wharf, employed him to carry the trunk and
vallse TO plase up town. On the way the Jer-
seymsn Stopped in a store, and while there
Kelley walked off with the thiugA. He had a
bearing before Alderman Bonsali, and was held
to BAIL
William o'Eeill. lad, has been arrested
and com nIitted by Alderman Bonsall TOR break
ing the palIugs Off the fence surrounding the
parade ground west of MoYanensing Prison,
He had been doing SO for some time.
Michael Gormerly, one OF the dep lty sheriffs
at the October election, has been arrested aud
bound over In the sum of $500, by Alderm an
Ne'll on the charge of being one OF the parties
who knocked down aud beat Police Officer Wind
mill, of the Eighteenth district, at the Fourth
division house OF the Twent = fifth ward.
Patrick Kelley, who had stopped for day
or two at house on Water street, above Pine,
was arrested yesterday for the theft. on leaving,
OF an oyercoat, dress valued &C S25, an lot
of jewelry. A portion OF the stolen property
was recovered. Alderman Carpenter committed
him.
"A fellow named James Condor walked into
the jeWPlry store of Clark Blddle, Chestnut
street, above Seventh, yesterday, and asked to
look al some ladies' breastpins. Among others,
handsome brooch was exhibited, which he,
unooserVed, put into his pocket, and lett. Wheo
lis loss was discovered search was made for the
fellow and Reserve officer Finley came upon
him in the iewelry store OF Mr.. LadOnus, Ches-
nut street, Eabove Eighth. He was arrested
and taken 10 the Office of Alderman BETTER,
where, upon searching him, the brooch wa'
found, as we'll rs a breas' PIN worth $25 AMI a
chan worth $22, which he had crbbed from
Ladomd u.s. store. Held 10 $4,000 bail.
-Par'ck Mullerhoon came from Ne York
some time ago aLd secured employment in n
rolling mill al Maoayuuk He told his employer
that be had been IN this country but two ysSrs;
that be had his naturalization papers aud in
ten6t d 10 vote for seymour and Blair HIS en-
ployer, though Democrat, warued him not to
do So, and when Patrick insisted that he would
the gent eman inioI med Police SeroeAnt Peter
man. The Sergeant went to Parck and told
h'm that he could not vote. Patrick then had
the Sergeant arrested for intimidatlng a voter"
U course the officer was DISCHARGED, aud PatrIcx
commltled TO answer by Alderman Ramsdeli.
Two pretty fellows-Morrls Lee aud John
hHk-haVe been arrested by Police Officer
Snort, Cf the Thirteenth district, for knocking
down with clubs an old man six y year. ~ age
in the Twenty-third ward, opposite the Falls OF
Schuylkill. The assault was made without auy
provocation - merely for sport Alderman
Wballey commit ed them.
William Lenark was arrested Yesterday, aud
bound over by alderman Massey to ans wer the
charge of Crnelly beating his horse at Thirteenth
and Mount Vernon streets,