, 1873-04-27
IT IS DONE.

D1cLauch1fu. the Foul procMrer, Ku-
tncd--'rhc Work OF Gnc Week.
But one week has elapsed snco the first exposure OF
Mclaughlin's y1llainT, and his house Is broken
mp and Its proprietor supposed to oe fugitive There
has seldom been more speedy breaking OF
stronghold Of iniquity, and this result haa
boen accomplished bccauso an the elements
in the city, which possessed tho power to ruin him,
have united to bring about his destruction. For
some days after tho exposure the bury fellow wrtggod
about the newspaper otces, and threatened a sorts
OF revenge. He oven went SO far as to write state-
teetor tess "1Sh, rather than the ~ so1ucer Of tho
innocent children. This paper he demanded should
his demand with threat to bring Ntel suits Tor
amounts Of damages hitherto unthoueht OF. One
SDg ZEE e or At o
fo9nsr S9ses ~ articles redeeted tie beet Of the
1n uneontzacted. h pead for ers and
cared himself much-abused man. His conduct
since shows what brazen fass he carried H. as is r,
of an outraged public ho has left Chicago and to
Toledo. T;his cannot be stated as positive
and Who i've on Randolph street. opposite his place,
assert that they saw him at the windows repeatedly
during yesterday. -..---
stable North, by virtue Of writ OF attachment On the
conteuts, in favor Of II. D. Pullman, Liquor mer-
chant to whom Mclaughlin had been ii oeuE ZOE
LIQUORS purchased before the fire. The house was
tightly closed and occupied by McIaughlin's p1rnps
They refused to admit the officer, and threatened per-
soua violence II he went farther. The officer retired
and hid himself to await favorable OPP
portuntty to get inside. Soon after :, an
express wagon drove up, and McIaughl1n,s 9
men began at oncc to d it with furniture. When It
was about to leave tho house, Worth rushed up and
seized the goods. The procurors servants resisted,
but officer Shepherd and Constable Dwyer coming up
affair, beat OF the servants; and drove the wagon
to the Madison Street Station. Officer
Shepherd arrested the bartender, red-faced
brute named Billy Turner. There WAS much excite
ment in the vicinity at the time Fully 800 people
Gathered around and remained there until midnight
last night Early In the evening Constable Koen!er ar
rived il front the place. with IN attachment Issued
in favor Of Aid. Hildreth. He demanded admlttonce
but WIS refused. The wagon-load OF property Mn1cp
Worth had taken possion Of stood near By and Koch
Ter concluded to levy upon It. OF course Worth OBJ
jected and the two got into dispute which ended IN
moa diagraoeful and resulted In the arrest OF
| the Coussables Dwyer and hoehlcF, both OF whom
| were allsd with had liquor at >tme, and
were apparently no less disgrace to the
c1tv tlnn tho man whose atrocious den
thsy sought to enter The crowd after time became
| also excited and demanded that Mclaughlin should
come forth. Stones hurled at the windows, and
cries OF "Lyncl him! Give him spring coatI' aud
MANY other auch remarks, made 1t as II tho 7.
ond T. B, wero out IN full force a rough named
Fred Braun attempted to break open the front door
and WAS promptly arrested. At o'clock this morning
there wers many lingering about the pace, but moth
Ing Of startling character transpired.