The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-09
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
An Illegal VOter-E8Ouud OVer-RIOters-
Sleeping Man RObbed-A Female
Vhief-A Bow Beaten.

An Illegal VOter-BOuud OVer-RiOters-
A Sleeping Man RObDed-A Female
Thief-A BOY Beaten.
Edward Auble, youth of twenty summers,
has been held by Alderman Hood for illegal
voting III the TSenueth ward.
john Reeau, who is ALLEGED to have stabbed
Catherine Barncs yes; erday afternoon, at Sixth
and Bedford Streets had hearing thl, mora Ing
before Alderman Bonsali, who, after hearing he
testimony, sent hlm TO prison 10 await the result
of he injuries inflicted.
AT 6alf-past / O'Clock Yesterday morning
the police OF the Filth district we're uodded
of q snail riot going on az Ounce aud Locust
streets. Repairing 10 the spot, they succeeded
in quelling the disturbance and took into GUS
tody four individuats, who gave the uames of
DAVID Fields, William Armstroug, Chris. ,Va'er,
ard James Seyhelt, all of whom had ugly
committed them Tor trial.
On Saturday night a man, while asleep at
Seventh and Shippen streets, was relieved of
$500. James and Bridget Smith were subse-
quently arrested for committing the theft, AMI
after a hearing beore Alderman Bonsal were
held for n further bearing.
Claiborne Poland lives at No. l Beach
street. On saturday night she induced a young
man to accompany her to this den, aud while
there relieved him OF 500. The green one had
her arrested, and Alderman Toland committed
her
George Biesler works at a shop at Richmond
and Ball streets. In the same place Is a tad
who was directed by Blesler to do certain
work, which he refused to do Blealer is then
alleged 10 have struck the lad over the he I'd
with piece OF iron, inhictug a severe wolnd.
warrant was issued for Biesler, who was
bound over in $500 to answer.
IDLE TuoUGHTs. Philadelphia is organic
Besides the big organ to be opened in the Catha.
dral on Wednesday evening, the 18th Inst, sns
has the biggest number of hand-organs grind NJ
music about the streets OF any city IN the
CoGrtry.
The Republican Campaign Club of Brides
burg have 4 victorious jolhdcatlou TO-DAY. The
nv SaN " ptnt nv (NaDprAI Grant will
be roasted, and balloons sent no every bali
hour. inscribed with the names OF the different
States and their majorltes. Good
Still kicking. The Democrats of the L Twelfth
division of the Fifteenth ward are called to-
gether this evening "to organize for success in
the Presidential election Of 1921" There's en-
terpTlFe for you!
- Our skating park chaps are busly preparing
for the coming season. Several days since we
saw ice upon number of paddles, on which
flies might have skated without breaking
through
The Lancashire Lass was in court to-day,
but she didn't stay there long. The Judge
wasn't courteous. She may make another visit
tomorrow, probably.
citizens home from the Watering places, many
OF them areresorting to places where something
stronger can be bad.
Brown says that he doesn't object to q
generous visitation from his friends, bat he
don't care 10 nave million ants in his house at
the same tine,
The members OF Company I, Republican
Invil cibles hold their hnal meeting this
evening. They can well afford to rest upon
their laurels.
BIRDS OF a feather flock together. hurdy-
gurdy and a monSey Will attract a larger Gro Wd
IN our streets than any other single eXhieitIon
The Right Rev. DR.. Tutle, Missionary
Bishop OF Montana, Idaho, and Utah will hold
a meeting IN behalf Of his field this evening.
"A lank horse for Iace, aud n lank man for
q lively run. Flesh is good thing TO warm the
bones, but il adds very little to the brain.
The Spring Garden Soup Society holds its
annual meeting this evening, when the managers
ior the ensuing year will be elected
In getting up in the world, be careful that
it is not by the aid of rope.
-Mole ey has DESTROYED a great many more
people than the want OF IT.
Women have the advantage of men-each
moves in her own circle.
a bowling alley, like the sea, has rolling
motion,