, 1874-09-26

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JUDGE Roqers-The Anderson arson caso ocou-
pied tho Court tho ontiro day. 4 detailed report
will be found in auothcr column.
RoL1cE COURTS.
Justice Boyden-Elward Lawrence was charged
with IN attempt to swindlo John Jones. Ho was
hold to tho Criminal Court il bail Of $780,
Charles Arnold, charged With perjury, WAS hold
to tho Criminal Court In bal! OF 81. o90.-GooEge
handle was charged with the iarcony of property
belonging to Fred Hacknys. ne wna held to tho
Criminal Court In bail Of S600.-Isobort Woodman
and Charles Smith, charged with receiving
atolon goods, knowing them to have bcen stolen.
charged with swintling L: B!akeley, OF lEonton,,
Wis.,, out of $t0o, was held to tho Criminal
Court In bail OF 5000.
Justice Sculty-Wilam anbbinB charged With
tue lascnny Of az from William Harris. Coutin-
uol till to-day.-Christopho Doyle and Magde-
lena Simpson wero charged with adultery. Con-
tinucd till today in bail Of $500 oAcl.-AIicAaol
Chill and Brakeman j. pioroe, charged with u
violation OF aaloou ordinance wero tuod $50
ouch,
The South Chicago riot case Which was to
havc boon decided boforo Justice Do Wolf veg
to-day, was continued till Monday.
TIA systomatfc caae Of robbery was unearthed
yesterday. which has boon going Oh since last
April, md perhaps much longer, in whicl, tho
firm Of Bronson 4 Bro, No. l02 Madison street,
nt Tho cornor OF Fifth ayonue, hayo lost goods to
tho value Of botwoon $4,000 and 81, 5,O00. Tho
firm havo IN tbo!r employ lad named Edward
CORY, who has boon with thom nearly eight
yours, and in whom they had tho most implicit
confidence. II aeolns tllat this boy Aas boon
and usod from lmc to time to plrloin clothing
from his employers. When opportunity offoroj,
ho would carry tlom tho goods stolen.
Tho firm haso, for many months past,
been aware that they wcro being robbed,
but hayo boon unable to trace tho source Of tho
robbery: Finally they had cause to suspect
young CORY, who ia only II yoara OF ago. Thoy
informed him OF thnir suspicious, and inaucod
him to make confesaon. Tho lad did so, III
forming tue firm TINT l1o had boen persuaded by
these parties to commit tho crlmo. Yesterday
1lr. Charles y. Bronson aworo out warrant be-
iorc Justice Halnea against Thos. Major, A.. G. H.
Werros, aud tnan named Conrad Frank, ctiass-
inB them with rocoiyiDg stolen goods knowing
them to have boon atolon Constable Hartman
received tho warrant aud mado tho arrcat,. and
Minor Waived examination, aud, bolng
unable to give bail, was comtnittod to jail to
await the action Of tho Grand Jury. Worros aud
Frank woro piac0d under 5000 bonla ouch tor
another one Of tho purity voluntarily surrendered
hlmBclf to tho authoritieH. Other arrusth viii
follow this, aB tho boy has made acoan hroaBk Of
tho whole affasr from beginning 10 onu. lNe
man Frank was known M former proprietor OF
y pretty-waitor-girla Baloon on Madison street,
noar Fifth ayenuo prior to the closing OF those
places. Tho exact amount OF tho loss by 1'ron.
sou & Bro. could not bo aBcortained but 1t will
not fall fur short Of tAc figure given above.
Il. C. Newton will hayo 10 answor tho charge
OF larcony tlla morning, before Justice Scnliy.
Ja,neA Krolghor accusos lin OF tho theft Of a
horse.
John nughoa inyotglod James Fleotfoot into
oha1,,,lng a1 old State bank ela bill, which wah
wortiiluus, mud was alrostol aud locked up in tho
Madison Btroot Station TO awal. q loarlng Oh tho
charge pf larrony.