, 1874-03-24


Mont respectfully vocra, Dls. X. KonLEn.
CHICAGO, Ntorth ~, 1B74.
CRIMINAL.
rpL1oE COURTS.
George Sanders was yesterday before J,latico
eoully Of tue Wost Side Police Court to allawer
to tho charge Of larceny. Flo was bound oyer
to tho Criminal Court in bonds of $500.
Tho finca aaseesod against tho various ofrend-
ora Of tho West sldo Police Court yostordny
footot1 up tho neat littlo ann of e100, Of w1c!,
eS1 was paid. Tho remainder will be worked
out at tho Drldowoll.
Janaos and Nick Camper for lnrcony In tho
nctghborhood Of milwaukee, avenue, woro yea
torday hold to tic Criminal Court In bonds Of
$500 oRoll.
OhsrloB Tiornoy, supposed to bo an escaped
convict from tue Michigan State Prison, was
committed a'fow days ago, in dofault Of bail OF
$500. under charge Of 1arcopy. Yesterday ho
WA brought before Judge Doydon to answer to
second charge of the samo naturo, mud was
placed under m additional bond Of $500, md
reman1od to iail. Tho autllorltios OF tho State
Of Michigan hnvo beon telegrapAed for informa-
ton.
Mary Mcconnell and Nellie Moaure alas
Bwooney, aged respectively is and Is years,
woro arrested Saturday afternoon for ahop-ltft-
lug; The girla wont iuto tho Now Yorl Store.
to tho value Of s100. Mr.. K. Rlyot autographed
for an officer, mud Immediately received
IN anewor in tho person of Ohlcor
ans Mos9"'y :ooo mne arrSst9a ts s {G"ng sIe sdes
street lookup. In THO meantime, hir, Bowofs,
proprietor Of D. ladies' furnishing -stoso ut 27G
Woas Madison street. discovered that lio Ind lost
got Of elcgant ool!nfs and cuffs worth about
s25; and, sooIpg tho officer pass with tito girls,
previous, beon in his store pricing ladios suits,
ho f,llo 9ed tl1em to tho station, and wass
rewarded for his trouble by finding
IL their possession his Lost goods. NolIie Mo-
tectod at ahop-1ifttng ct tho Now York store, but
on account OF her years, was nliowed to 70.
Justice seully yesterday hold tho girls to tho
Criminal Court, in bonds Of $500 zach, mud, III
default they Wero committed.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tt Is stated that tho house OF Superintendent
Of p0llco ltehln wns entered by burglars Thurs
dny eyening, who aeolo two hats and ono OYER
cont.
Sunday night three men triod to rob tile drug
store Of J. +. Brabrools, OIL Harrison street.
demanded the money in tho drawar, but he
drew pistol ilateau. They fired at him, ono
bullet striking him just below tho elbow. No
arIaatH wore mado.
The following cases were disposed Of ycstor-
day bofore Judge Booth, viz: D. L. Conrad,
ft,orgory verdict, guilty snd Que year in tho
nge. ploaacd guilty to tho charge Of lareeny; ho
was ronandod for sentence. August schuno-
man, burglary; -vordict. not guilty. Patrick
stokes nnd john Bartloy, robbery; verdict, not
guilty.
John Haniey and Charles Scarborough woro
beforo united etates Commissioner uoyue yes
tHr{Iny for nHHE1nr n9nnfA1f1ft 1nna3affnr
Of $40 aud $50 noteB. Tho cvitonco before
Commissioner Hoyno IN this nlattor was that a
$40 counterfeit note Ind been passed upon
jacob Meyer, q clothing mo reliant at the Stock
Yarda. In some manner unknown a clork in
Uuchinson'a packing-houao obtained tho note,
aui Quo John Ianiey. Who ia engaged in tho
business Of buying intostincs from the packing
to purobaao tho bill from the oio1k fur IS. Tic
clerk Informed him the uoto WIS spurious, aud
with that information disposed Of it to him.
HaEloy then persuaded Stoubonraugh to try md
pasa 1t assin On tho clothing g., merchant Mey,
the arrest Of steubenraugh. who thoreupon
turned "statos evidenco," aud Saturday night
HanloY WAS alao arroatod. Commissioner Hoyne
held both partlos 10 tho sum Of $4,000 each to
answer to the District Court, and iii default Of
bail wero committed.
OF no little excitement, caused by the arrest and
trla! Of two bas-tendora at tho saloon No. lao
Monroo strcet. The facts as brought out In tue
trial are, TINT lady, Mrs. Criclton, foreclosod
chattol mortgage which she Ind on tho con-
tents Of this Baloon, aud discharged tho old bur-
tender, ono Jamca Petrio, mud placed MIR.
Charles F. Dickinson in the establishment
as custodian thereof, authorizing hin,
to continue tho business. Petrio
from force Of habit probably, occasionally would
wnlk around tho counter and help himsolf to tile
small currency in the .money.drawor. Potrio
also, at timea. when thirsty Mould a!ake hla
thirst with = brandy smash" made up from
Mrs. Crchton'a well-atockod bar DICKINSON ro-
monstrated with tho ex-bartent1cr for thus in-
dulging himself. md advised him to 40 e]se-
where for his loose CHANGE cocktaila, and
Amashes.. patrie, not apprcaiating this advice
from his successor. attempted to smash
things generally, and drew knife on
Mrs. Ctichtons custodian, who boat retroat,
aud called upon Justice Haines to assist him,
Potro Was forthwith arrested, aud placed uutlor
bonds Of 300 for his appearance. petrle thon
caused the arrest Of Dickinson, charging him
with drawing pistol with intent to do bodily
injury. Tle Justice also placed Dickinson ,,,,-
dor tho same bonds for bis appearance. They
both returned to their former soeno Of action,
and vent at it again. Constable AIoEI1igott ar.
rested Mr. Petrie, and confined linn In the
lookup.