, 1874-02-04

William McAlann was tlnol e25 by Justice
soul1y yesterday for stealing 4 toy wagon from,
storo on WoHt Madison street.
Henry Edwards stolo spoons, forks, etc., wortl,
s15o from No. 1888 stnto strest yesterday mprn-
ing, atd rms committed by Juutico Sou1ly for
trial.
George Wagner, who attempted to Rtcal two
watches from shurloy's towc1ry storo about two
wcoka ago, md who broke his log while trying to
escape from the Central Police Station, was be-
fore Justice Bnytcn yesterday morning, ind WaH
held in $4,000 bail to anns'cr at the Criminal
Court.
A Indy gavo John King 1omo guoln to hold,
but John Incoming tired, halllol thom to all
other poraon to kocp Tho lattor lnato of with
tlp1n, md John WAS arrested. 1Io III now in tho
County Jail awaiting trial.
Tho mother Of Eddie Satrortl requested Justice
sculy to sond him to Tho Bridowell, and ho was
given thirty days thoro. Flo llas been playing
tho vagrant for somo timo, and his mother il
anxlons to kcop Inn ont OF bad company.
William Il. Powell wns arraigncd yostorday
before United stntos Commissioner Simeon ".
King, OIL tho Charge OF having iu Ills poascs-
Bon aud offering Tor sao, about IS 900 or i0, ,000
cigars, ,lrstamnod, and III old boxes, in violation
Of the United statoB revonuo law. Tho officers
making tho arrest also scizca ctsarn to tho
number stated above at tho RESIDENCE Of tho nc
Collector Of informal Noycnuo. Tho accused
walvcd preliminary examination, and gayo bail
in tho SUN OF -, 500 for f,trther appoaranco be-
loro Commissioner KuE Thursday.
Cyrus Fulkorso,l, of Lako City, Iowa, arrived
in the Garden City yesterday morning OIL route
to Elklnrt. Eo Ind only begun to do tho city
WHOM he was approached BY one Of tI,oac Oily
Gammons who iufest our thorongllfarcs, who
introduced hilnsolf MI tho sou Of a bnnlior named
MorohouBe, IN acquaintance Of tho too credit
lous Cyrus. 11o assumed tho part Of i dry
goods merchant in tho city, purchasing supplies,
SO ingratiatod hi1nsef into tho good opinion Of
A1r. Iulkcrson thnt the latter bocnmo cunlm,ini-
catiye. Tho pseudo linon draper told Ills victim
tho old, old story" nn!, upon that gentleman
being applied to for tho loan Of SIG, ho respond
"Aioro',ouHe induced suspicion TINT ho waa
g confidence man, and his sudden disappearance
reduced suspicion to boliof. 1Io, however,
which bazaar he is exposed to Wow labeled
James Crosby.
ACCIDENTS.
A littlo girl about year old named Jnlia
Chaka, living with herparontsat No. 12S Slulrt-
left avenue, foil into d tub Of boiling water
yesterday morning, mud vas 30 scvoroly scaldctl
that death ensucd shortly aftcr. Tho Coroner
held all inquest in tho afternoon. and g verdict
Of accidental death was returned.
4 girl named Arary Visolti, about Il year old
whoso parents 1.-Two in tho rear OF No. II Frank
lin street, diod yesterday from tho effects Of
burns received Saturday last. Deputy Coroner
Pilgrim held an inquest on tho boly, md ycr-
dict in accordance with the above facts was ro-
turned.
About lalf-past 10 o'clock Yesterday morning
an accident occurred near the k2ie street crOss
ing Of the milwaukee, Il 1T. Paul Railroad, by
which T. man named Daniel O'Connell waA
amoAt INSTANTLY killed, Engine No. 2, Attachel
to freight train, was backing into tho Pun
Handle yArl, aud it is supposed tint the man
attempted to cross the track botwocn tho cars.
III making tho attempt. he wna struck by cur.
md doubtless seriously injured internally, for,
when discovered, Ao was in tho lust stages Of
dissolution. Tho unfortunate man was picked
up mud taken to house noar by, wl.on DR..
Trimming was called to attend him, but ho or
pired before tho physician was able to roach the
Bceno. Sergeant johnson caused the arrest of
John Van Duzor, tho ongtneor, who WIS Bllbso-
qnonsly roleasol BY order of Coroner. Stephens
Deceased was single ma1i, and lived ut No. 365
West Park avenue, but liB body WaB tukon to
the Morglo to await the result OF tho Coroner's
inquest, Which will be hold this informing.
Horny neeycg, who WIS school-toaclor at tho
Town OF Pnos during tho laat aix month";, WIS
fountt dead night before last III tile corniiold
about 20 rods from his boarding -plnco. uo l,ad
been in ClIicago on thas day, and at first it was
supposed lie had committed suicide, but poHt-
norton examination by DR., Pierce, OF Lolnont,
royealod tho fact that tho unfortunate man had
onpanelled yesterday morning by Supervisor
John Conley, which rendered @ verdict in ac-
cordAnce with tho above stated iaotB Tho do
coaaod had no fnmy, and it is not known whore
ho il from, but lottors to tho Christian, at
Louisville, woro found upon his hody.