, 1873-04-26

4 oaao Of shrowd real oatete rauca1ity, was do
velorod ut Tho Armory polico Court yontotday
morning. IN .,sal.a which Mr.. 9. ". Dean, himuelf
TIC victim. hfr. JOHN LobstoIn il tho owner q" Of
two lots in Sampson and Groon's Addition, on or
near tho oornor OF Ashland ayont,e and Fifteenth
atroot. man wa introducoa to Mr.. Doan BY
Toaa Then j 1 l0gb 1omPostor r. tho Times
cludod,. Mr.. Dean giving tho printor and Ills
friend 81 800, aud recoiylng t1ee for tho prop.
erty. hfr. Dean soon after discovered tint lo
Ind boon vIctiln'zod, The sharper had nude bis
for further examination before Justice Tauyon
yoatorday morning, until tho Goth Of May, IIo
olaims TINT le believed tho swinlor to DO tho
gonuino Lobstoin, b1tt whom tho fact is oonBlder-
cd that no informed Dean that lio had known
LobsteIn for four years, the statement only COM
plicatoB hfa caso. -':
Ltvingatono County N. X, Is in Atato of
wonderful ferment. Ono Allon, Chicago man
Of courac, Is nt the bottom Of It, He c1ainB to bo
a descendant Of o notorious OUTLAW na,nod
Ebonezor Allen, who escaped to TINT locality
from Philadelphia soon aftcr tho Revolutionary
1Yar tt. escape punishment for bigamy, md, to
sqaaus, and lived with them ali together. Iu
1850, Allen mado an arrangement with tho goueca
Indians, who coded him nbont four square lnilcB
Of land including the site OF hit. Norris 1t wa
coded to him in trust for his two daughtors
Sally md Chloe. WIlon driven from tho country
during tho war Of 1919, he sold thistrust prop
crty to Robert Morris, after whom tho tovn is
Allon claims tho property On tho ground that ho
iB descended from ono Of t1o daughters. Thore
will DO tough nght for tho town.
Tho fai1uro Of Capt. Charles French to govern
tho Wost side police diatriot with shadow Of
nfieenoy T. eydSnt om The 9ng lsaae Of v
hayo onjoyed. It Is figh time ho should be re-
moved. Tho Mayor and Police Commissioners
arc consulting upon tho ndyisability Of placing
tho intorests of West Sldera In more efficient
hands. Commissioners b1ason and Wright fayor
tho removal. Sheridan i.chca to concur with
them, but hiB position In tho Reno and Klokko
fight forbid lliB recommending the exercise Of
tho Mayors prorogatiyo. Hence 1o nominally
objects. It makcs no difference, however. It is
s9 PFShsbe P as t e &c ot M mrsn1 has on
Nosignation, when properly applied, becomes D
virtue. Charley, rosign, and save further trou-
bio. Tho StRta street dens arc In full operation,
slgn7
Tho Committee on Fire and Water and tho
Board Of Police Commissioners, accompanied BY
Bunorintendent Washburn, woro occupied yes-
tord2y afternoon in Visiting tho Congregational
Church property, ut the eornor Of Washington
stroot Police Station. with the Wow of Informing
themselves az to the value Of tho ono aud
tho deficiencies Of tho othor. Tho mem
bera Of both bodies seemed to be In favor Of tho
exchange. They wore especially dissatisfied
with tho prison at tho station. President Mason
saw all sorts Of vermin at reat on tho wills. aud
all tho gentlomen agreed TINT 1t would be groat-
or punishment to remain there over night than
to pay tho heaviest fine that could be imposed.
They wero Of the unanimous opinion that tho
porsonH who superintonded It's construction 9th
or know nothing Of tho necessities Of q prison,
or paid no attention to 1t while it was being
built. II tho exproHsion made by tho gentlemen
reflect their opinions; the Union Street Station,
in 1t present condition, will not exist very much
longer. Nothing was aaid about the proposed
exchange.