, 1874-05-01

CRIMINAL.
Justice Bcully yeBtorday heard tho case OF Mr..
". Il. Harrison, who was accnsed Of setting fire
to the Globe Theatre, aud Mr.. Harrison was
honorably acquitted.
james Summers, charged with boing accessory
to larceny was before Justica Boyden yoster-
dny and ploadod not guilty. His case WIS con-
tinued for further evidence till to-day under $10O
bonds.
Judge Gary, who WIS in court but u short
time yesterday, heard the concluding argument
for writ Of habeas corpus in the case Of
Carl Wiucburg, the prisoner who is in jul
on tho charge Of larceny. Tho writ was refused
and tho prisoner remandod. Clerk Doylo was
husily engaged moving his office INTO tho new
Court. House Oh tho North Side. On Monday
noxt the May torn OF tho Criminal Court will
begin aud the new Grand Jury will be i'm
pauoled
man named William Swain. who ia appar-
outly respectable fellow a..d willing to work,
could ho lind employment, called on Justice
acully yesterday, aud requested to bo sont to
the Bridowcll, stating tlat Ao could not 1lnd
labor Of any description. He had tried encr-
getcallY to find work, and failed. Constable
Robinson kindly gnYo tho poor fellow money to
purchase his breakfast, and Justice Scully las
taken upon hmHolt tho task OF getting him
something to do.
waB boforo JuHtice Doydeu yesterday, 10 a,uwor
tho charge Of violating tho city ordinance con-
corning tho Aalo OF liquor, which means, III plain
English, selling liquor without hcenee: sonl-
enchon lives On Milwaukee, ayonse, aud carries
liquor around in jugs: peddling tho corn.juice
out by tue drink. Un!cer Enright detootod him
OIL Wednesday laHt in Bridgeport, and arrested
him. Doyden fined Aitn s15, which ho paid "un-
der protest"
james Nolaon and Thomas swoonay, two lads
| only u yeara OF age, who were eonnoctoa With
| tho theft Of brasH nozzics from tho iira.pluga
w ys I were %e '9o5S na1 }ooplow sSy Il
$2u0 bonds eaoh. These youths, with aoyeral
othor boys, all about tho aAao age, hayo had In
aace,nents offorcd them by some three or -FOUR
lunk-doalors who buy the stolen artleos. A
}uaA-tloasor nan1ol A(ondelbaun aud hls vito
leVo both bonn arrested, md wall be on trial to-
morrow for receiving atolon goods, tho lads ap-
peafahs aa witnesses agaust tnoin.
!: Il. aault, an attorney, hold an account
against NJ. @. Bradley, q ltvory-slable man, on
hta}s street. and, OIL presenting II, ,sas informed
by hfauioy that he could not Bottlo the bill then,
asrv"d et "1aa IN fow days, wlloreupon Mr.. Gaalt
same as oonstPblo iu and Tor Cook County.
nsnt no. nfonF Constable Bradley a%oro out
| warrant TOE Lis nrteAt, for acting without be-
1qE !swtully authorized. YoHterday, Justtno
Sn a n9a 'y nsnit ios further anpsar"l!ue unaor
S%ou nosaat WHICH, wote given. Tho clso will DO
heard to-day :.
-Elihu nosoncrana, q boyatout II wears OF age,
WA boforo Commissioner Hoyno yesterday. to
answer the oharge Of passing il SD couutorfeit
4 compound ihtoroHt nots. lie vas hold uudor
bonds Of 9l.2oo. and 10 default was committed.
Young 1loaoncrauz ia woll known to tue Authori-
tleA, and IL notorious, having boon before the
Police Court on more than ono ooaasjou for dis
orderly conduct. Iio is suspected at being ono
ef . gang Of contradictions With whioh tue oouu-