, 1874-07-22

to tho Armory station. anu yestosoay 'ustico
Doyten fined him @10, aud placed Him under
2150 bonda to keep tho poace.
Tho National Thoatro, stnatod on Canal
Btroet, hos Of lato onforcd attractions OF tho
tragedy ordor. Tho last scono Of = btood-anu-
thunder doacripton. occurred when, james
MCCARTHY and CharloB st. Clair. alias BILLY
Welsh, two Of tho principal performers, became
engaged in personal dispute, which terminated
in 4 moderate amount Of blood-spilling. aIG-
Carthy struck Welsh on tho hcad with a chair,
wllcreupon Welsh stabbed Mccarthy. A po!lcc-
man responded to tho loud cricH Of murder, aud
Welsh was Immediately taken into custody and
Leld In bail yesterday by Justice sauliT TO
nuswor to tho Criminal Court.
Philip bow, Of No. 70 Wright street, was be-:
fore Juasico Scully yesterday charged with arson.
II tho Testimony il truc, Bow paid Patrick Alul-
vile aud Thomas McGn}ro $3.50 eaeh to set fro
stood alongside AIulyilles house, which was also
gaIlons OF korosone, with which they sprluklcd
the prenisea ana July sot lno ts psco M,{i; 0n ro
McGuire left tho city, leaving bow to DO arrest
cd on tho complaint of john Doyle, Of 1888 East
Madison street, who claims to Aavo Witnessed
tho performance. Justice Sc'tl!y held the psas-
ouer in So, QUO bail I'LL tho 31Bt Init
Edward Phalon and Michael Malony got into
yesterday morning, when phalun cut Malony In
thn Bitte with 4 knife, the cut being within an
inch Of tho heart, and although not necessarily
fatal. ia Hti1l 4 very dangerous wound. Eo was
who held him to tho Criminal Court in bonds Of
$suO
John Quillot, up to Monday night, was a
boartlor at Mrs. .. Haro's, No. 304 Park avenuo.
Qu.!!ot late that night went through tho upper
nleeping-roomB Of tho louso and chloroformed
tho occupants, afd then proceeded III cool and
deliberate marnor 10 transfer money, watches,
aud valuablos from tloir pockets to bis own.
lie waa progressing admirably until llo came
to tho bedside Of q restless boardor nanlod
Jnns Ha.d r gSlng thsong ''g. nssans RS
iobbor struck hin, over the head with piece Of
iron. This thoroughly awnkeued Hardin, who
aroused tho whole houselot IN tho lowor rooms
by his unoRrthlY yellA. They rushed upstairs to
hs room in tinso to arrest Outlet, and appy tes-
torattvcs to the UNCONSCIOUS glecperg. The Inan
was furnished quarters Tor the remainder Of tho
night, aud yesterday ho WAS brought before
Justice Scully, who held him oyer to tho Grimm
ii Court IN eonls Of y, ,ooo. In default he Waa
aent to tho County jail.
About six woaks ago mau named Jacob Vim
ncr FRS arrested on complaint Of Olive Iuster,
and brought before Justice Euylen nt his private
office, charged With committing Hi assault on
hor. This was lovcr'a quarrel and the
green Dyed nonster was ct tho bottom OF
for further appearance, aud he, being uuaplo
10 procsuo bail. was taken 10 tho County Jail,
but, owing 10 eon,e irregnlasl.y in tho mlttinus
for hs connaital, Sheriff Bradley refused to re-
ovenine, Constable swiuburuo, who Ind VIM
ner il custody took him to hia. resi-
donco, intondiuE to euro for him till tho
noxt morning. During the hight, however,
Winner to reliove swlnburno Of further
trouble, natc his escape. Since then tho
ofticeta hayo been on tho sharp lookout for
him, but woro unable to fiud hiul. Saturday last
Winner put tn an appearance, and Of his own
fret, will surrendered, mud announced hinlsolf
5ta 5nsilco II noydas % Justice Court and tho
hearing Of tho case was continued TIL
yesterday. Al / o'clock tho csso IVES called.
Mrs. Foster, tim widow, who has cauaed all the
trouble and Inconvenience to Winner was pros.
cut, ana from hor manner in teatifying asAinst
her unfortunate lover it wRB evident that she to
n certain extent Ind lelontcd still SHE exhibited
aomo uncaalness when Oil tie witness-htand as to
tho future conduct OF tho accused should
OF f25. aud placed him under bonds Of s250 to
keep tho peace towartlB the Indy. Winner was
unable to paJ hia line, and was aent to the
Brilowe! Mrs. Foster, however, will not allow
him to remain there tho whole fifty days, rs sAo
will raise tho money md take him out.
MRB. powDs TROUBLES.
Yesterday morning. ut about tho hour OF 1890
o'clock, tho throng Of pedestrians who daily
pasa along CIark street woro startlod by the
from tho second floor Of No. 1@7
in hIorrison's Dlock Iho passora-by eager
" crowded up. tho stairway, expecting
to SEQ tle body Of murdered being we!tering in
! met by = woman, with revolver in hor hand.
| who, with ry-nasling eyes, said she would
murder the man who Ind tAus cruolly cast llor
aside aud tramplod her affections tndor foot for
| that OF lowl aud degraded siron. Officer
| Noonan appeared and took tho woman under ar
| rost aud conveyed hcr, with tho person wloae
| earthly oxiatence slo had attempted to end
BY shot from her revolver, to tho Ilarrson
Justice poy1on for preliminary ;':. o1an.; =;
showing TINT tho woman was Mrs. Emma Dowl,
wife Of Jouoph Dowd, tho janitor Of Morrison
Block, mud that she hnd attempted TO take
agnally failed, the balls fortunately flying
| vide OF tl,elr masl Tho woman was hold
oyer to- the Criminal Court in bon1s Of
500, and tlla husband hold as . witneas IN
| bonds Of 5000. The witnosA gave ball, hut Mrs.
Dowd. In default Of bail. was committed to jail.
During tho AFTERNOON q reporter Of The
TRIBUNE interviewed tho unhappy Woman
IL her col, % and 1 obtained ;d ,nhat tho fol fol
s9as saiso ss % te 1eaea s e. JOSEPH Dom
Chicago, and up to about eight mouths ago
tAoy liayo lived happily together. Hor .paronts
wero English people, and lived IN tho o!d eoun-
tfy she had frequently ,osp10saea dsaro "
|
paronts. Last October hor husband sisniaod hia
Willingness for her to return homo, and pur-
chased her ticAoty and started hia vito of,
promuing to ro,ait Aor monthly = sufficient
amount to dofray her o1ponaos whio abroad:
Tie first month after her departure slo received
q kind and afrcctionato letter from Dowd, with d
remittance. From that time Oil, she hoard nothing
mora Of him, and finally growing ulleaay, after
an absence OF about four months, alo engagod
passage and sailed for America. On arriving
| IN Chicago sle found her husband u
changed llasa, 10 having grown d!sspated, and
OH intimate and orlnainat torma with . Moman
| named Lona -. 6ho boaought him 10 70.
form, aud glye up tho wo!nan. Ila he promised
to DE- and ala qntt drinking, but treatea hef i.'
saultea hor In an tnhuman manner;
Finally alle learned that ho waa slill
nsoting the woman Lena, wlo had uaurpesl
llor place in ths loart Of tho mnn who lad
promised ayo short years hotoro to loyo cherish,
aud protect her. This was tho condition OF
affairs np to Monday, whom sho went ont to
spond tho day with sone fronds. On r0-
turning iii tho eyoning Hlle found that Dowd
had removed their household gooda from