The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-29

CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

A "FOx TaiP' i'm TrOuble-Assauited q
PoIiceman-A ThieE-A Middle Man and
aReceiyer-Aiready a roiseGn Sa,,n"i Cn,s.
dren.
While the Fox-tail Democratic Club was
passing Broad and Spruce streets last evening,
il encountered the rear end of the Republican
Campaign Club of 1868, which was also parading
by the same corner. A fellow named John
Boyle alleged TO belong TO the former organiza-
tion, raised hurIa for the FOXES" and then
picked up some small pieces of granite which
were scattered in the street In front OF the
church in course of erection at that point. 1t is
not kuown whether he threw them at the Re-
pus uslicans, but as it his evident intention SO
to do, Lieutenant Connolly, who was standing
near by, arrested him and found one OF the
chunks in his pocket. Alderman Swift held the
"Fox tailn in $4O0 bail to answer.
Two chaps named John Levine and William
Davis were arrested by Officer Cobb about half
past O'Clock this morning for being disorderly.
Not liking their arrest they pltched ieto their
arrester. Alderman O'Neill held Davis IN $1,000
BAIL and Levine in $1,000 bail, the additional
$500 being imposed becarse he carried billy"
on his person. They Doth live in Richmond
street.
wagon were stolen, which We're after wards
| found at the place OF one Henry Kramer,
| Twenty eighth and Jefferson streets. lelioW
| uamed Charles Saxon was arrested on suspicion
of heing the thief. Kramer says that he is II
| milkman. Some few davs after the first theft
five cows were found in the same place; after
| wards again, a morse ana Two Wagons Lue
wagons were painted in colors different from
the original in order to escape identidcation
but yet they, as well as the horse, were recog.
nzed by parties from whom they had been
stolen. A third man, by the name of Jacob
| Schnell, now appears 10 be implicated in this
pretty game. He is alleged to have received the
stolen horses, wagons, and COWS from Saxon,
| and passed them over to Kramer. hhey have
| all been held to answer.
| "A "green un y. named Michael MCGEE, has
| been arrested and held in S2OO1 bail by Alder
| man Egsleton TO answer the charge OF assault
| and battery on Police officer Miller, at Beach
| and Poplar streets. The circumstances attend
| ing the case are rather rich. 1t appears that
| Michael, who is q Democrat, has already re-
ceiyed his appointment as policeman under the
! ''Foxn administration, and has procured his
uniform He met Ollicer Miller, OF the Tenth
district, az tue place mentioned, and attempted
TO take his star OF badge Hom his coat. U
course Miller couldn't zee 1t, and, in addition
arrested the wOuld-be policeman. Michael theI
threatenedto kill the oner, and even persisted
in his threats during the hearing before thu
alderman. 1t is sai1 that McGee's case Is no
| the only one OF the same kind.
! Patrick Desmond va arrested this mornin
al Delaware avenue and South street, upon sus
picion of the larceny "f quantity OF lead
| Committed by Alderman BETTER.
Daniel Hogan and Christian Naulty Wer
arrested yesterday at Seyeuteenth ana IasKe
streets upon the charge II roobing school chl
dren upon the street. II appears that the scamp
have been M the habit OF stopping the llttl
bows and girls going to and returning froI
schools in that vicinity and pilferng them
their sla'ee, pencils, aud books. Alderma
BonsaM held them for further nearing.