, 1872-11-02
PUT AWAY FOR SAFETY.
Tveaty.tlye Conyicts Sentenced Yester-
day By Judge Tree Of the Cr1m-
3nal Court,
K.urderers, Burglars, Highway Robbers, Thieves
Of High and Low Degree, Deprived
of Liberty.

The dreadful Judgment day CAME OIL yesteroAs
In the Criminal Court, His Honor Judge 1ree'
presiding, and Austin Doyle acting as Recording
Angel. Mr. Jailor Fo1z herded the goats.
Thomas Hurley, convicted Of the murder ol
John Patterson, and sentenced for seventeen
years, was the frat one called up, and TOOK Ills
sentence. Ills chin resting on his hand, and say
ing never word
Pat Costello. a Young and innocent-look1ng
individual. who had been guilty Of burglary, WIS
sent to tie House of Correction for elghteen
months. ,z,a
A. Baryick, for stealing saddle and br1dle'
and irving TO shove the guilt OF on anotAe1 poe'
tbonrh mercy had been asked for him by weep
fno mother. was sent to the Reform ochooA loi
year ato.,;,r a,7 mi
avear ct the Penitentiary.
James Faruall g young and saucy 1euo", VINO
stole pocket-.ook from Indy, and VINO vowed
It was his first offence, though hls LOOKS were
against him, got seven months IN Inc aouse oi
Correction.
Thomas Cullen, convicted Of the murder Of
ra7nes p, McWillia1ns On circumstantial but
satisfactory evidence, WAS next brought up
drunken frolic. and convenient pistol, said the
Jnaga. had brought him where he was. Just On
the fhreghhold Of life, he had blighted all nis
prospects, and had brought SORROW on MS lela-
Ewes, and had been sentenced to imprisonment
for LIFE Ae showed no erna emo,11n vaaabnnd was
Charles Blaine, O dirty, slnplnB 'asaooiAo' ""7
In the next case that Of beardless fellow by
the name Of Dick, whom the jury mao gwen NV Nv
years for rape, notlon 1o1 ne" IT, ~ 49,, 49,
granted plea Of guilty entered, anu Tue pen-
atty f;xed at two Years, tho former one belng
considered excessive.
Thomas Evans, horse-thief, who tried to
sell at a low price the animal he stole, Was Eene
to Joliet for four years.
Char1eb Hurd, Who stole some articles from
couple Il jewellers, about 9 year ago, and VINO
has lust heen captured, and who is said to nave
the Consumption, was next brought up: He haa
been in tie Police Court once for dsorderly con-
duct, and d jail last spring on false charge.
He was given a year and q half at Joliet.
William 6reen, the next one, had been found
gnilty of retbery.. motion for 3 new tr.al, On
fhe ground Of the insuhciency OF the testimony
ETC. vas tha1 argued and oVerruled and then
Mr, Green, 3 young man with blue flannel
s11irt and vaFetesn coat, began to feel a!armed,
and made4 his statement, to the effect that ne
was mueh-majured man, who sailed on the 3.
F,Wade. The complainant had knocked oil his
hat. an struck him, and then as in duty bound,
be Knocked him down. He had not run away, as
he might have done, and It did not stand to
resson he would rob the man IN broad dayAght,
when other men had been with him later.
Nr. Folz said he had Mr.. Green once before
for riot in Bridgeport.
Mr Reed wanted to know II he had not once
neat1 MI Green ep sid the police nearly killed him
Eve of them jumped on him.
The Judge finally decided to put of the matte
till to-day, in order to examine the prosecut1n!
witness.
Milwaukee avenue on it, for his amusement
Alr Henry said he was drunk, and, out OF devil
nent, had taken the horse to have ride, not N
tending to steal it. He WIS sent to the Peniten
tiary for three yearB.
Patsey Hassett, convicted Of assaulting a.
officer with intent to kill the officer having inter
fered with him while in the prosecution OF
burglary, was sent to Joliet for fourteen yesFs
the heaviest penalty. He opened Ills eyes, pl
said nothing. =.
stealing.
months. He had been out six months, an
uade his yeappearance on four charges BEN
under age, be was sent to the House Of Corre
ton for year aud q half. ..
Danic! Murphy and Michael Wrenn, two sma
bows, who vera concerned with johnson in hi
operations, hed the benefit OF good characte
and were given three weeks IN jail
DAME! Gillian, who plead guilty of larcen,
being less than II, was sent to the teton
School for fifteen months.
Oscar S. Lamb Was charged with hoEse-stea
ing. The evidence Of good character induce
tie Judge to enter plea Of disorderly conduc
Huu 6eQQ 1llQ LO 1G1 lUE 1ou1 ntono.
Patrick Riley, being drunk, stole some prof.
erty. and was sent to Joliet for eighteen months
Charles Williams, who had taken part IN rot
ba-y, and had also fred three shots at an office
9as prcv.n to ba under age. 4 new trial va
granted; he plead guilty, and was sent to tn
House Of Correction for one year On one charge
sad six months On the second.
william Thompson, who was concerned wit
Williams in his robbery, and was also under agt
yas sent to the Reform School for nine months
Charles Williams, for larceny, got three year.
Byron Hopkins, for larceny, got one year {
the House Of Correction.
John johnson, driven to larceny By desper;
ton and drink, and who had taken lot of horst
collars, was next called up. He had just gotte
oat OF the Penitentiary, and, protesting repen
ance, vas given work by good Christian famil.
Is Mr. Reed said. The prisoner eeid he workc
for nothing, and paid his Own board. He wa
sent to Joliet for two years, and expressed h
obligations to His Honor.
Joseph Morris, for snatching pocket boo
from woman, was sent to Joliet for tire
yesrs, concluding tbs List Of cases.