The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-31
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Arrested - Thc Assault on Policeman
Hazlttt-A Dishonest Servant Dis
orderly Houso-An UncOuth IadivAduaI
-GrOsn- Assault-A Drunken C----s -


John Tittem and number of men, entered
on Saturday night lager-Oeer saloon, on Norris
street, below Second, and beat the proprietor
badly. After accomplishing this they left the
place aud never were seen until yesterday, when
Tlttem was caught Alderman Helms held him
in $1,000 bail for trial.
-Louisa Dearing, a native of Germany, has
been living for some time as domestic in the
family OF a gentleman residing at Canal and st.
John streets. During her reign the lady of the
house has missed various sums OF money, Sus-
pecting Louisa, she charged her with the theft,
but The domestic at first denied the allegation.
However, this morning she acknowledged her
gpllt aud acquainted the lady with the where
abouts OF her ill-gotten gains. On digging up
the yard the sum of $l22'l5 was found. A lot of
gold and silver coin is still missing. Alderman
Fggleton has committed the accused in default
OF 1850 bail.
Sarah Rough, the proprietress of female
clearinghouse, at No. 1884 Main street, Mana.
yupk, has been held for trial on the charge of
keeping dlsordery house.
Thomas Fields is the name of fellow who,
on two or three successive days, entered store
on North Second street and grossly assailed
young lady attendant with language only used
by black yards. He was captured on his second
visit and marched before Alderman Eggleton,
who sent him to prison.
John Mellon Is the proprietor of saloon at
Richmond aud Maple streets. One OF his
customers is a woman who, to obtain the liquor,
pledged her clothing and furniture Her
husband called on the vender of whiskies and
ordered him not to sell her any more Of the vile
stuff, At the same time he desired bill for the
whisky which she had already drank, and
requested the return OF his goods. Mellon
pitched into the husband, and threw him into
the street. The injured man complained to
policeman, who arrested Mellon, and took MIN
before Alderman Neill who sent him to prison.
William, John and George Conshaw, James
Gibberson and Thomas Ryan, from jersey re-
paired TO BrIdesburg yesterday, and imbbing
pretty freely of whisky, became riotOus and dis
orderly. Policeman MCKeever. Of the Eigh-
teenth District interiered with them wnen they
set upon him and beat him badly. Telegraph
Operator VIM. Walton, one-armed veteran,
happening in the vicinity, went to the assist
ance Of the patTolmap and soon dispersed the
whole crowd. They were all taken prisoners,
ana given a hearing before Alderman Neill, who
bound them over in $1,000 bail tor trial.
Yesterday we chronlCled the assault on
Policeman HaZlitt, of the Fifteenth Ward. Later
mm,he day Robert Peacock, Joseph 5. Fox, and
i,t whlah Hogart we're arrested for interfering
Gtsenaroa GWS @na "a @assgSGi9g SiS Mr.. Haztt while IN the
Douhd them over in $500 to answer.
RonBERY AT HoLMEsBURG.-A robbery was
| PeIPeuaIeu at the Green Tree Hotel, Holmes
| DuIg, az aoout hat-past nine O'Clock last even
ne' NM Use OF the guests were off on plc
| nc. IDe JnleVes were evidently well acquainted
| wit h the house as they slngIed ont room on
the second floor, back, passing through several
| Others without attempting to take ANYTHING.
| They first visited the room of Mr. Robert John
son, the proprietor, and took handsome gold
watch and chain. They then proceeded to the
above mentioned room, occupied by Mr.. Amos
| F. Cliff and wife; they ransaeked the trunks and
bureau, and obtained gold chain and bracelet
valued at Sl26, and number of sman articles
otJewelry. Silk dresses were laid on the floor
on which were placed number OF valuables,
out the rascals we're frightened off before they
could pack them up. Mrs. Cliff went to heI
room TO obtain some articles, and they left. Mr.
Cllf's trunk had been pried open, the hasI
belng 0ent out, and the bolt twisted.
Il liet,, ~.
nave made heavy haul, as a pocket-book con
tanning checks for some $1,000 was in the gentle
mans clothes, which we're lying on the bed
Matches were strewn all around the room ant
In the hall. In making Their exit they broke
glass door. The detectives have the case il
hand. N''' -