, 1874-11-26

afopping loAks which, l,nvo htartcd In 24.lncl,
Mali,a ono n the corner Of Ashland avo,o aud
4na1aha a street. and tho otltor at tho cornor oi
H,Yiaioh and North Dranch streets, Oh Goose
an.an.' lhese toakb. coming ns thoy do At q son
boh OF tho yehr when tlinc Is 10 precious to mon
engaged In laying pipoH. aro worry Annoring.
| DnFihg tho tlrno conH,ln1p1 in roucdying thou,
whoie blocks OF pipe could DO laid In other local
=. .Mcasrs: Murk Sheridan, L. r. Wright, Reubon
!S1a Doard OF Firo Commissioners, and Chiof
Nlatehal Bonnor, ,w9ro yesterday notified that Buit
hau oecn commenced RgatHht, tho city and thon1
personally. by ono John wilhelm, wloeo house
Ea1ay tho 1lalssod atroos fire. Of Sept II. 1879.
Three months ago tho Council votod him at, ap-
preparation Of $500, but il VnH opposed by City
| Attorney Jauieson who claims That tho firoman
were porfootly justified by Tho law in tearinr il
down., 1t ia said that Commissioner Wright was
| tho person VINO ordered the demolition Of tho
louie. ''
young gentleman, we'll known In amusement
oiloes, yantortluy sarted out With tho purpose Of
yoriia newsnarer lle sought the advice Of alr.
Moody. IN tho City C!orkH office. That gensle-
man took him aatdo. and, after exacting 4 prom
fao that he wonlt not toll whoro ho got bis nfor-
NATION, 10 lifted up tho Committee oall-boo|s,
and prococded to road over tho Committee calla
lor tho past two months. Hs victim wrote un-
81 tho sweat stood In benta on ia forehead, an,l
thon he suddenly broke out, "Horo, you know.
my 10Y, when 1t comes to Special Committees,
course, it's aell,' you KNOW" and 70 saying ho
hastily departed.
ofacor Reardon, Policeman No. 81, IN nccount
Of whoae dosngs at 6B4 6tato atreot wnro pt,b.
lishcd in yesterdays TRIBUNE, appeared befvro
the Board. informally, yesterday morning, for
Mr.: Glider tho complainant was also ,n1 praaent aSt.
and testified that about o'clock Tuesday morn
ing ho WAS nronHed by aotno one shaking the
bNek door, and shortly afterwards by some one
A. tho front door, OF bis atore, No. 534 State
wards called tho officer to arross tho man, who
still fingered about near tho promises. The
officer refused. aayluR that 1t WAS only
20 ollonao, and that 1t WIS not wortl,
Tna to thas mekS T. tho n5rcst On nlr Glider
ollicor took both parties to Tho station. ono aa
prisoner, and tho other as witnces. Air. Gildcr
waa notified to nppcnr al tho Police Court At 0
O'clock In the morning, but he failod to get
moansme, tho case had been called aud dis
missed for want OF prosecution. The officer tcs-
Titled that alr. Glider had said nothing about
my one being at tho back door until ho was
taken to tho station and that he did not come to
tho Police Court until 10 o'clock. Commissioner
Sleritan said that, under the circumstances, the
ohicer Ind done simply his duty, and ho notified
Mr, Glider that, II ho Wished the caso to ayo 4
turthor hearing, ho must mike out an al1ldn-
Mr.. Glider replied tt,at ho would mover aguin
meddle with any OF the policemen; he had a.
ready had sufficient experiouco ia that limo.
Should ho over again lie annoyed BY burglars,
ho assured them that ho would tako eome more
objective step than turning thon uyor to Chi
cago policeman. However much tho Police
Board may o1onerato Policeman No. 81, If does
not look right that well-known businoap-nsn
should bo taken from his premises to tho station
under any such circumstances. Tho testimony
OF tho officer shows that tho man NnB drunE
md, If Mr. dildor asserted that ho was acting in
n criminal manner, it WAS tho o1icera duty to at
onco arrest him Oil = Charge Of disorderiy con.
duct. The complainant was a nun Of known
rcspoctablllty. and WAS in evory way reliable, 30
that no action could ba taken sgainst the Of
hcer, oven II Alr. Glider had afterwards rofuaed
to testify against tho prisoner.