, 1874-05-26

Tor pitcher, and otherwise mnltrcating hor. Jus
ttue Hou1y, thinking tint hia uiTelise belng Of
sucli n Borious nature the Criminal Court could
irtfllot n punishment upon him By Hondng Inn
to Joliet for 4 fow yoarn, whore he would havo
ampo tmo to roflaot upon tho orror Of llis Ways,
lold him oyor to tint tribunal III bonds Of e5bU
Jamos powora, a wealthy Rontlomnn, who
cnrriou 10 no sayB, from 9G00. to $500 on hin |
poraon was arreatod Sunday for drawing pistol |
OIL tho watohman III charge Of Luke Iarh, On
Michigan ayonuo. Powers Was directed hy tho
tSs sea eoop ppa dow s lis reSoor tho
watchn1an approached him. Ho WIS arrested,
and yesterday morning waE before the south
Sdo Police Court to answer to the charge
S ars a ss spse aon o ouoy M kept
Ills person required his carrying the weapon to
protect himself from robbotB and npniidenco
mon. Justice Doylou concluded tllat el0 would
pay he city tos tho trouble Of hS ssreh a4 ne
30 largo sum nB 5000, and 30 informed Mr.
Powers, who paid lia ane.
Sunday mornings paper mentioned tho cap
tnro Of Fox Anhan, ono Of = party or roughs who
fred on Officers Lahlum md Wolf Saturday
psnt %sg gea a' sanSsv Ss oor Wssa Ssp mos WITH
Morris Kelly, who was !, ono Of I'm tho t1ree q,
milking tho arrest, tho 1nan drew hts revolver,
but tho officer anticipating him, Tas TOO 1ulck
firing Upon him. when Kolly surrendered. Ho
WAS lodged In tho Fifth Precinct Station, and
yesterday was brought before Justice bcu'iy,
who held him in $500 bonds tor ha appearance
Thursday. Sinoo tho arrest Of Foe Mahan
ho been identified 10 tho fellow who picked the
pocket of o lady on Madison street. near ues-
PLANES, last November, waa nrfcstod, anu Mnao
lis oscape. Ho waa also brought before JuBtico
who Continued iia case till tomorrow under
$500 bonds. whom by TINT timo witnesses will
appoar againRt him for the picking Of tho lady'a
pocket. The ofhcers nro On tho sharp lookroGs
brewster, who took hand in tho shooting sat-
urday morning.
M1pcErIANEous. .
THO suit Of Mlnnio Schultz against Hiram
Brush l. sons, uotfonoers, ut No. 10 South Canal
IIinBdal. Hiss Schultz placca 3 piano in tho
hautls Of Brush t. Sous for aalc, instruotinR
thom TINT tho instrument n1st net hor $500;
they disposed OF IT, for $3.50. Tho lady thon
| Bued 1or tho piano or $300, Tho caHc was heard
| BY the Justice, who found for tho defendant.
Miss Schultz tahca non-auit, aud will commence
| now eotlon.
| Tho announcement In yesterdays TnIDuNE
| TINT a man was stabbed In Trottars gambling
houHo, on South Clark street, tho previous avsn-
iug, did that place nnintentional Injustice. Tho
disturbance occurred In IN adjoining billiard
hall, and the people Of the gambling house wore
In no way connected with It,
August IIorzog aud William Kennedy visited
d resort on State stroot yesterday and levied on
| tho wardrobe Of the inmates to tho e1tont OF
| several dollars worth OF feminine wearing ap-
payol. They went down to court tho acqunint-
nnce Of Foiz in default OF $700 batf, aud will
plead to the charge Thursday.
Thomas Dorm was incarceratel In tho Armory
last evening, charged with swiualing. liz will
bo afforded m opportunity to establish Ills inno-
CONGO bofore Justice Doydon this morning.
During last weok q man named r. L. qroat
purchased foundry at Nos. 1856 to 1864 South
Halstoi street, inclusive, that had previously
belonged to z. Burnett by whom 1t WAS as.
Signed In certain proceedings, while he occupied
tho position OF bankrupt. Sunday Qroatattompt'
cd to confirm bis title to the property BY tahing
structed by tie phYRical superiority OF burnett
Capt. Buckley will nfford him assistance whet
lo again entteav0rs to effect M ontranco, and
Burnott will ba treated summarily, if ho inter-
feroB.
Saturday Inst tho case Of Z. F. Thomas agains
Anthony Welhia for debt was bofore Justice
Austin on change OF venue from Justioe soully
Justice Austin discovered that tha Constable
who Horyed tho veniro had packed tho jury, a!1s
on motion Of plaintiffs attorney to quash th'
eesa Te"Iys to aa soness donsabo TIe oee
claimed that this was his first offopae Of tia
kind, and promised not to repent It: For tha
promise, hia nams is withheld for the present
| but rGnGt1tl0Q Will Cau8o u1b llaIA9 W APpon
with full atatemont Of the otfonae.
Ioao Barnett has been hoarder ut the hous
Of "Irish 1Ioll," No. 100 Paoitlo aVonue- Sun
day night Roso was diBorderiy, and WAS e]ecto
fr0m tho promises by tho landlady, who, no
satisfied With THIS, yesterday took trunk whlo ~
contained nll Of tho tlto clothes With which sla Ill.
Barnett adorned her person. Tho trunk, wit
tho valuable wardrobe Of the young lady, wa
, concoulcd at No. 383 South Clark street, whic
was malo known to the lawful owner, who there
upon called on Justice Haines. md sWore out
. search warrant which was placed in tho hands 6
Constable McElligott, who started off for No 99'
Miss Barnett md q friond jumped into o huge
. and followed after McElligott. When they. la
|; reached tic corner OF Pacific avouuo and w
huron street, ntles Burnett drove over lad
, WHO WAS crossing the street, knockir
: hor down mud upsetting her own yehlcl
and throwing out herself and frion'
4 policeman witnessed the careless driving OF
arrested tho women, aud confined thom in t
HArrisuu Street lookup. This morning Justl
, | Doyien will dispose Of them for fnst drivin
Constable MoElligott, who had stopped to Co
: template the accident, then sorvod the warran
/, nude tho search, and found tho lost property.