Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-13
CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE.
Cool Thief.

n NO1t AAASA-
A few days ago the house Of Mr..
ChOate, on Market street, was entered
and robbed OF several little articles OF
ornament-RmOng them were e photo
graphic album, q pair OF gloves, and q
porcelain COW, with her tail broken Of,
Belonging to Miss Emma Choat. On
Thursday an overeOat and a hat we're
stolen from the hall, and Mr.. Cnoat gave
notice CT the theft 1T Police headquarters
yesterday. Miss ChOaie received the fe,-
lowing letter
Mss Emmer ChOte: I tuck your AL
boom, & L tuck your gluvs-&I tuck
your kOW-I did try &c keep um, but my
cOnshens won let NEE for when | goes
by tn my grub d sGzs than kunnin little
Is-s pepin fcum under them Rinkers-
my hesrt Here q hierOglyphic heart is
used. says sen those koI with broken
tsle) them AlboOm and them gluvs back
tn the fare Emmer.
Ef you don't think l am sOrrie for the
psst-Nex time | wont pass but cum in
and lay my heart st your fste-In PEN
min this l but the Dick Tate Nv my heart
obsy & sen your trix back write away.
! Wud bee IF 1 cud
Y0urn tel death
TIMOTHY TROT, DID.
March Il times, &C.
In reply to this tender epistle, Mr..
CAOate deeires US 10 say that il the thief
will return the coat and hat also, he can
get q ten-dollar bill, and no questions
asked.
Bold Robbery.
Among the passengers that came
srouad on the Leni Leoti Oh her last
trip was q man named Charles Carroll.
He had considerable money on his per-
son, whfch he foolishly showed to seve-
raj Of his fellow passengers. After leay-
ing the boat yesterday at one o'clock
Carroll got drunk and was followed by
one Tom O'Donnel, who inveigled him
70 the Exchange buildings, and then into
FOx's cellar, where he robbed him. Mr..
Fox hearing some one in the cellar sent
his porter, Patrick Martin, an honest,
hRrdWorking fellow, down to see what the
trouble was. O'DOnnel hearing him
coming, ran off just as Martin entered
the cellar. Meanwhile, the police, st
trGcted 10y the noise made by Carol, came
IN, and en- asking him whist wss the
matter, he answered, that man
lpointing to Martin instead Of O'Donnel)
mad robbed him" The police accord
ingly arrested Martin for robbing Carol,
and the latter for being drunk. A. soon
- a k0A ~ eL1 oA1-a0a ~ ? 61LG ]
explsining ths affair, and was soon re.
and O'DOnDel, having been seen
and reeogniE sd in Carols company, was
arrested and locked up. The amount
lost by Carol is put down ST S200, though
late yesterday evening he was sd!l too
drunk 10 know much sboQt the affair.
miscellaneous.
There werefourseen arrests Ia the First
md six in the Second District, up TO six
yesterday afternoon.
Cornelius Bfoph gss srrested charged
with stealing money during the row on
he Leni Lsoti yesterday. GA being eaf-
led before Squire Herman, he wss hon
discharged.
Not 3 single complaint vas lodged
1t headquarters on the stolen, lost or
trsysi" book, or the " MURDER book,
Ers t~Wsnty-f0ur hours end
at six O'clock yesterday evenings
'emaIkable occurrence.
An old citizen, who ought have
better, was inVeigisd by two COL
red syrsps named Jane Biiversnd Ellen
into a den, where they robbed
lin Of ten dollars. He weut 20 the sts-
iOnhouse and had them arrested. The
.sse will have q hearing this morning.
A gentleman gave Sieve Grsyson
to obtain hands for him. Steve did
lot make returns Is aeon SIS the party
ne ought, and SO vas arrested
md locked up ia the Second District sta
iOnhcuse. He was sftePWsrd carried
,efOre Squire Herman, and committed
o answer to-day, but an arrangement
vas afteFWsrd made and the cass dis.
Lou Harris strspping U!S6k Ysneh,
vent to the house Of q gentleman, who,
declared, vas il deb TO her and,
n his refusing TO settle Immediately,
be threatened TO Z" clean out the whole
.hebang." Before ssiling in, however,
be sounded q wal whOop, which brought
he poles down on her ard she vas
)cked up.
james Leach went to the house Of 6
living on Vance street, aud falling
4 obtaining admission, yesterday, by
the door bell, broke ia the front
DOR, Knd drawing g knife, thrsstsaed 10
ut the lsdy's throat. He wss taken 10
barge, however, by sn officer, and es-
Orted to the Causey street station before
. could carry out his blo0dthiFsty
lreat.
Two young gsu;,emeu, clerks ia a
dry goods house, nat g thou
aud miles from the corner OF Court aud
lain streets, hagiDg a little difficulty ,
bout business, SSjontHsd from the cOun-
r TO the sidewalk snd vent i0F each :
her in the most approved Hsensu and
ayers style. Before the mill could be !
nished, olaces Cullen came along aud
1bbled them up FhSy pat up q forfeit
twenty-five dollars each, and will :
this morning at 81 O'Clock. :