, 1874-12-08

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0nn OF orr olty clorEymon had hls oyercoat
stolen from tho yestry last Sunday ovoning whi'o
conducting tho service In Tho church. Lot Box-
tons bu on their guard nyaiust snoaE~thiovcn aud
coat-snatcl!ers.
A n,slci,-,narricd man, nau,od William D. Her.
scho1l, nins ". II. DobHon. Ii aa'a to ha a:opring
In this city 1T 20 maHuilcent hotol." ne TOR.
wifo aud two children !: but moro recontly ~
Cinoipuati nmong whose it,hhb!tnnts ho fc.nd
wiyou Nos. aud 8. No. 9 iu With him now. n1ttl
tletcctiyes aro hunting for him unler instructions
from tho Chief Of Police OF Cincinnati.
Jerry burns, n l,omoloaa aud parcnslcsa stro9t
ArAb, took whnt he supposed waa faforaoto
opportunity to steal n boys coat from frame u
front OF q. O. Collins store, On CLARK stFoot, nonr
11onrop, last evoninR. Due 10 h9d no soonor
grnbbol tue gArnlont ttlan 1lr. y. NJ. Chhpin, a
salesman, observed him. ana nlter yGly ehaa9 m
took linn to tho Central Station, whore he wns
conllnel. In will bo talsou ooforo Justice boy
dcu THIS morniug.
stato'o Attorney Rood received notice ycator-
1ny from tho counsel for rinucsne, tue 1auy-
tlcror. that his client was willing 10 enter tho
mont for tho crime imprisonment for lite
in tho penitcntiary hlr. need has takcn
the tnatter under aavigomont, mud Inst
oYcning informed IA1nuSE reporter TINT
10 ail 39 10: think - l,, th9 ,>, murder, r.
thoBo committed by .lortoot md Rafferty,, but
still l,o lositntod In recommending tho PROPOSE
tion to tho Court, aa Ito did no. feel certain that
the e1dB Of Justice would lo accomplished by
imprisonment Of the accused.
The Sheriff at Kaukasce writcs to Chiof Do
tcctwo Dixon ann says TINT George Try, tho
man who attempted to poison N1r. Atwood'a fan,-
lily, and then stale horse md buggy belonging
to that gentleman, Mt Dluo Island, home time ago
pleatlod guilty to the larceny, and wna
sentenced to prison for throe years.
Alr M oaa J. Fr,nh L. Leonard tho x wF!tor Of tic st.
roquost that tho reward offered for Fry's asrcnt
ho forwarded Him. Chief Dixon dedircd Mr..
Leonard to send tho prisoner here, In order that
lio might be convicted OF both tho poisoning and
the larceny, but he refused to do sot and kept
Ills man III Kanlakoo. 1t is 1ikcly that aIr. At
wood will not pay any reward.
As Mr.. A1lllcr, OF tho insuranco firm Of Snyder
g. Miller, was goiug homo Sunday evening ut
about II o'clock. while passing along Cclia
street towarda bis residence, ho WAS suddenly
mud robhod. Tho attack was 30 Sudden, nntl tho
root-pad 10 powerful, that resistance WAS Of no
avail oven il lilo gon:leman had not tho oxtra
incentive Of u revolver pressed to his head to
urge him to hsud over his valuables. Those
eonsstsa q valuable sod yaeh CHI and 1 cnen
wns wreuched from AIs llttlo 3lngor, cnt-
ting 1t soyoro1Y. Mr. Miller also
allnws indications Of rough troatment
iu having his clothes torn in several placea, and
his pantaloon-pockets ripped apart lie is r,n-
nblc to dcHoIibo his aassnlaat except that ho OBJ
scryod him to 10 tall, and folt that lie was very
strong. Otherwise, owing to tho fact that ho
waa suddenly elagpod from behind aud thrown
down, ho could not eiyo any description Of him.
Nov. 2, tho house Of llrs. Elizabeth Dur-
10y, No. 52 Morgan atroet. was ontorcd by bur-
e1ara, and from her trunk n lot Of iewelry aud
two watches wero ubssracted. Detective Dixon
received notice Of tho burglary and sot ahnut
worhing np the caso. Ile finally received infor-
nation that led him to the diBcoyory Of tho
stolen property. which waa found in
tho possession OF two mon named Lows
May and C. n. Do Young. Frou, them Detective
Dixon ascortainod the fact that they had pur-
chased TIN jewelly from Ja.ncs Fleetwood mid
Edwatd Shawcruss, who wore about to disposo
Of it at very low figure to a pawnbrokcr OH
Halstcd atrent. a warrant was ut ouco procured
for ticir arrest. and Yesterday morning tho bur-
glars wero brought bofors Justice Boy<lcn for
examination. Tle evidence against tho pris-
ono.s waB binding. and they wore held to tho
Criminal Court, Fleetwood in bail OF $1,000, and
EhawcroHs in 800. The mon who woro woarlng
tho jowery woro hold Oh their own reeogniza1lco
in bonds Of $500 each, us wltucsses