, 1874-03-08

however, with assistance, IN surrounding him
when Gearcn threw down his revolver and sur.
| rendered. Juatice ScuIly yesterday held this
notorious villain in bonds OF $4,000 to the Grim.
|, inal Court.
Justice Haines heard yesterday afternoon the
case Of Maria c. Lusenhop, who WAS arrested
for conreving Eoortgaged property, aud bound
the lady over to the Criminal Court i'll the sum
Of $500.
Judge Booth vas in this Criminal Court yester-
day morning to hear the quo warranto case
against ;Nr. jacob IT, Behrens, who it is repre-
| scented is hoidinS seat in the Council OF the
Village Of Glencoe unIawfully. The case Was
| passed over for two weeks.
| Late last evening Justice Haincs itsucd Q
warrant for one C. j. Beleke, on complaint
made by Joseph 6chlernitzeaur. Eelexe, while
priest. After his arrival in America lie WAS
professor ut Languages, and taught in Chcago.
Lataly he has embarked in the lucrative busi-
ness Of q real estate agent. Mr. Beloke il now
charged with perjury by the man with the long
name.
One wife was not sufficient for Mr. John B.
Buleus. who received in the holv bonds Of we'd
\. Y, in May, 1862. John is guilty OF higamy,
ut least 80 says his lawful aud welded wife Julia
having, since he welded her, promised to love.
cherish. and protect another EaldeH in the same
manner ~ be did her. julia Yesterday caused 8
warrant to be issued bT Justice Haines for the
arrest Of the tickle John.
Justice Boydcn issued warrant yesterday
afternoon for the arrest Of negro boy BY the
name Of Thomas Jones. Tom has been in the
employ Of Emma Green. whose domicile IS
located on Third avenue. Emma refused to pay
Tom his wages, and: theroupo1, Tom helped
himself to Mrs. GREEN'S silverWare to = sufficient
amount to settle lie account
T1JR 4
For Ro1na time past an astut> shower Of :he
''queer" has tcen energetically flooding the
Michigan money market with 500 bills, Tnich
ho.eYer valuable as specimens OF the art OF
engraving, Gu scrutinizing examination turn
out to BIZ merely worth tho paper they
arc printed on and nothing mo:e. How
many Of these bogus bills tho b.oated
inationist succeeded in putting in circulation it
il hard to tell exactly, but it is supposed to be
hardly loss than from $4,000 to $l5000. 4 few
days ago man named Rollin Bennett was ar
rested BY tie United States authorities and e1-
amineJ before Cnitod States Commissioner
Hoyno, on charge Of being connected with the
countorfeiters, who ara disposing OF the home
made ffties. Hardly bad the examination begun
when Michigan detective called III upon the
Commissioner in very excited s.ate and said
.hat the arrest of Bennett had SPOILED beau
tifuI job he was working up and for which ho
hored to carn 8 81. 700 reward. He stated that
he has been watching BeBnets'a houee for
thas there came there daily parcels OF goods
which had been purchased With bogus b,l1s pro-
yided to bis agents By that person, ena he bad
waited only for an opportunity to secure the
party for whom the reward WAS offered Com
missioner lIoyne wae sorry, but could not help
the detective, 30 he committed him to jail until
Monday morning, when his caao might be fur
thcs investigated. The United States authori-
ties made further search for The count erfeters,
and found out that one james Miller, alinb Shaw,
alas Smith, alias Small. who bad been sent
down to the Brideweu day Of two before, WAS
connected with the gang. The necessary paperB
for his arrest and appearance before Commits
sioner Hoyua we're made out and placed IN
the hands of Deputy United States
Marshal, who proceeded to tho Bsidowell to
make the ariest. The latter found that the en-
crgetio Michigander had preceded him the night
before with pardon from Mayor Colyin, and
had by that time safely taken his man across the
State line, to the interesting village OF Battle
Creek, where host OF Batte-C,eesorg, bogus
bills in hand were waiting to give the iluBtrious
counterfeiter warm reception. Yesterday
complaint was made to Commissioner Hoyne
against stm another member OF the gang, named
Joshua Feeuey, and warrant for his arrest was
mmediateiy Issued. Whether the .lichigander
OF Chicago detectives get this maa first remains
to be proved. Tho arrest Of the nan miller.
and his removal to Michigan, was clear
case OF kidnapping, and it is doubtful whether
the Michigan detective succeeded in accomplish
ing the object single handed. 4 natural dcdnc-
ton from the incident is the thought that there
ID nothing to sharpen the wits Of d detective
like goo5 fat reward. Their SUCCESS in such
ca.es is almost miraculous.