The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-26
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
DisOrderIies-A Dastariiy Act-WOuld-
be Prize Fighters Capturetl-ADnOying
n POliceman-AlIeged Larccny-Gun-
ming ON Sunday.


n POliceman-AlIeged Larceny-Gun-
ming ON Sunday.
Having carried the election, although by
fraud, our Democratic citizens imagine that
However. three of the Seventeenth .warders
came to grief yesterday afternoon, while en-
gagged in handling policeman as though he
were hand ball. These characters had been
engaged al Master and American streets In as
saulting citizens, when policeman interfered.
He was knocked about for some time when
detail OF men arrived on the ground and secured
the worthless. who, on appearing before Alder
man Eggleton this morning gave the names
of Dennis Mccartney, Roger Hamil, aud James
Goodfellow. They were committed for trial.
trict, was severely beaten on the night of the
election by a gang of rowdies. During the as
c ne Se oev of one of 5e rosrs 9l
On Saturday Mr. Young lie his home for the
first time, and while walking ABOUT was ar
rested on a warrant charging MIN with assault
and battery with intent to kill, and taken be.
fore Alderman FRANK Dewitt, OF the Third ward,
The officer was then taken to prison, where he
was compelled to lie until late on Saturday
night before his friends knew where he was. This
Alderman should be taken before the Court and
made TO answer a charge of misdemeanor in de-
mandng excessive bail.
Policeman Phillips yesterday came across
gang of fellows who were congregated around
engagipg in o fight The scamps on the ap-
proach Of the official fed. Shortly after ne
overhauiing the principals, who turned on him
and beat him. aoweyer. hemanageSdd Enna dI to get ct
them
Neill held them In $1,000 bail for trial.
-On Saturday Recorder Givin held John
Holle. a German, for a further hearing on the
charge Of harrassing and annoying Lieutenant
Charles Carnes, OF the First district. The onence
consisted in the defendant taking the ot1cer
before Alderman Riddle on the charge OF con-
spring with others to prevent him from voting.
After hearing the testimony Alderman Riddle
discharged Lieutenant Carnes.
Recorder Givin also bound over L; L. Guth-
man, q clothing dealer at Ninth ana Market
streets, to answer the charge Of larceny. The
nj a
had gone into the store OF the accused aud
purchased suit Of clothing dor when .t ne was Vas
paying that amount the salesman demanded
more money, which was refused. The negro
which he had paid returned
Robert Fink this morning was fined by
Yesterday John Hsggerty was overhauled
at Fortietb and Market streets with bag full
Policeman Glinn. He attempted to escape
from the officer, and in so doing commltted an
assault ana ne,d pan5efg AN, 9r ra and ned MIN for
cunning on Sunday.
LOCAL Por- PoURRI.-His Honor the Mayor
of the city. in pursuance of an approved resolu,
tion of Select and Com mmon Councils. has offered
q reward of $1,000 for the arres and CONVICTION
of any persons within the State OF Pennsyi-
vania at whose instance and by whose conni-
tempted TO vote, at any of the polls of the
city of Philadelphia at the late general election.
THE age of babyhood is not the same with
all. Some graduate at Two, others at six, others
at ten. some not until twenty, & ana now oIea1 ana
babies in society all around us-iniantile In IN
tellect. in Affection in morals, IN ideas, IN Pur-
poses In everything which is either manly or
Womanly. Naturally there are more woman
babies than men babies The competitions and
and Varied fiercenesses of the world squeeze
and knock the baby out OF The man. In the
absence of these. women grow up undeveloped
The head OF the infant remains on the shoul-
ders of the physically grown-up woman. IN
stead of baby of one foot In height II Is one Oh
six feet. That's all the difference.
The Camdenites are going to have monster
Grant and Cofax" torehisnt demonseLatioin
mighty will be the turnout. The ,inVlnci
bles," the elephant Club" and other PniIaaet
phia campaign organizations OF Repuolcan
persuasion intend Participating. Attention!
in accordance with a resolution passed by
Republican division organizations throughou
the city are earnestly requested to assem- Ole In
their respective election divisions this evening
at 7L O'clock, for the purpose of thoroughly or
ganIzing aud canvassing their divisions.
-Dan Rice made parade through our street
this morning. He had a band of music, al
adult camel, couple of baby elephants, AM
cais In vans. A free show for the penniles
The newshoys and bootblacks snouteu MOI
'ouJM @Mr' McKiSben, Assistant Treasurer of th
United States, gives notice that holders OF thlrt
or more coupons due on the ISL Pf6HIli4 6Is citv ~
examination, and count chechs Will DC reauy
VIZ some people REQUIRE more dress than other
For Instance, women can bare more exposu
than men: consequently they wear less. The
come out earlier aud stay out longer. Men a
colder by nature. and require some other owe
coat than the skin. , - mi, =,
deInhia favorable to the election or Grant al
Colfax are Invited 10 attach their names TO .
Som NOW omen at the hall of the irish RepuD
can Association, No. 1929 Chestnut street;
Peoples notions about what constitutes
Hmere tTideD differ. One man loses MS WI
and his conduct implies that II Is mere trlI
another loses a six pence, and he Is troubled