, 1874-10-11

notice from Mira Logan that she would drive by
for her. Davis was not SO much to bI:1ne, how
ever, Is WIS Constable O'Dr1an, who arrested
} him on complaintof Melvinal lNAssIe.
An outrageous case, Involving the ruin OF i
. young French girl who recently came to this
city, was reported last evening. Tho victim,
whose name, unfortunately, could not BE- OBJ
tanned, on arriving re- week ago applied to :
G&!xEk & street. near poik, Tor ls.4;ss::.:=::.
With tho instinct OF her cl::.:. ..,c
woman took the young girl into .1.ar ho4:s. t,,.i
represented it as respectable stopping p=c" f..
scrafulous Hebrew to sell the victims SOIL 7oz
| consideration OF 800. But The girl, although
unable to speak word OF English, discovered rne
plot. and frustrated it. not however, until she had
been alternately coa3ed aud almost forced to
yield to the brutal demands made upon her
The matter leaked ont in the neighbo-hood, in
spite OF the woman Moors's precautions, and
she was compelled TO release her intend
ed victim from the house, where she
held her close prisoner. and threatened
to visit VENGEANCE upon her iii she
eought to leave it and divolge the plot to rob her
Ct her virtue The girl fo1nd friends, and
escaped to place OF safety nu3 responsibility.
Burglars entered the house Of Charles Bar
| ton. NO. l95 West Lake street, Friday night, and
were discovered and fred at BY thai gentleman.
| The thieves escaped.
ALLEGED PERJURY
Justice Hlnsdale has been occupied in trying
case at perjury for the past two days, which
arines out Of events connected with tho fire of
/ July Il. Tho case has received TO little attcu-
t!on from insurance men, as tho decision OF JUS
hce Hlusdale will to 3 certain extent. bear di-
| rortlV upon evidence 10 caso Dow pending
| in the United States District Court, wherein
| tae PARTIES who arc conplainaots in tie
porjnly case have brought salt for The payment
| Of 4 81, 900 policy Oh stock OF goods claimed
tv :hefa 10 ha:c hecn Destroyed By ire. It
.a"tns that 1s.a: Teiss 4nl l. Te.Ilich wero
A.,.5n
! state Street April s:st tts: insured .hs:r stock
f"r *.,oG' Ia tic Clay Frs and Marine In
snranre Company Of Newport, Nv.
Tho fro CT Jaly Il destroyed taeic
;;.4s'1e;.: Of 1;1o I,or9 f-o:s siss Company. The
! al.lsa'cc c'rupAnJ tls.;ia1l tho rtouadB
tl.:. the !ir.n Ii saved st:ir s:aola AMI carried
them ctI to some 7lsce Of coucea11nent. Upon
this decl:natson Me.srs y7e:<s L Froa1:ch began
an action before Judge bo2gc.t 10 reeovar tAo
tions tons were taken ' by '1xs4' sho insnr,ncs au2s;
company before Janpea Springer, = notary
/ pnolic. Among them wss thai OF 4 1~l nau.ed
Samuel Weiss. "ho WIS in the employ of the drm
at tn" time OF 'he i7e. tho-:-a ic wise rsated
to hr. Isaac Weiss, Of tho 1rm. The boy in his
deaotltiou nssersed that the stock of liquors snC
c'sar: toxether with tho greater portion of
lich allegs THAI their stock WAS entire
ly destroyed, and that tho lad has
been taupered with by The agent Of the insur-
ance company, and induced to make this Etate-
mont, which is fake, therefore, On the 26:h dav
OF last month they caused his arrest on tho
abore charge.
Up to last evening fourteen witnesses had
been examined, and tho examination between
tee Hinetalo, At late hour, adjourned the case
I'LL Saturday Eoat, the accused being placed un-
der bonds Of !; ::i.000. :
THE rz1KEas AGAIN.
Lar Monday warrant was sworn out 5afo.e |
justice Royden f3r the arrest OF man TAINTED !!
Herman SLultz, charging him will larceny. HI |
VAS at1entei. an1 the following dav bsocght be-
fore the Justcs ami gaye bail in 5000 for his ap-
pearanco yesterday. TIE evidence im p!icated |
fellow named Louis E. SFeegles, wno Was tried !
horse-stealag, and also 10 viii be ssen
tho Feiker brothers-W. D. and tho tDoctor"
are somewhat mixed up in tne affair.
Il appears that d17,us the past summer |
Downer's Grove, about - miles FROM the cay,
and inquired il he was not manufacturing cherry
wine for tho Chicago market. On being ao-
sxared in the Affirmative, he then informed Mr.
and secured the promise Of III gallons at per
gallon, tho bill amounting in all to 1908 About
two weaIs ago Shu!lz informed Wells by letter
that be had sold the wine and to send it in. BIZ.
Wells came to the city on the reception Of the
letter for the purpose Of looking after the b1ai-
Mesa. He mas presented to Louis c. Sreeeles.
as the purchaser Ct the wine. The following day (
Shultz secured the services Of an cxpressman
with hl5 wagon, and went out to Eowner'a
Grove acd received the liquor. Mr. Wells drove
house on West Lake street. where |
they were to eee Sweegles, who was to settle the
bill. On arriving tharo, Sweegles made his ap-
pcarhnce, and requested the e1prcssman to wait
Office Of W. D. ls.fya-. an attorney. Mr. Wells
acccr,2aaied t.; :::-tls to FelE.rz Office. Af!ar
remaining tha:e !. =!:srs time, Wsns returned to
7hsro be E=d lnft the esnEassnan, and
1sa !eHaa tsas "a t. t. tsa sa s s.t ";as ITO els IT,
tocEo, Which is Nc. 6 West L..:sc street. and
80: hz di,,ucr sud tlaEo zab 1.s. by S:scc;:c4,
:':'o remarked tina: 1:nv ,sou;i 80 to wheFo !
,tultz hA! za:a7 liz properly. Afcr dlH:c. |
:.r- Wells to Il. e. r!a.o1!'s SALON. ON
'aw tho wlao -oolo il. si's :e- OF :ho saloo
10 waited o1s.:' lie naxt n:o-n.EE, and, not re-
ewing his money. be called On a1r.
ta1e 4aa 70 h
he Ian whereby he could recover his property, ! ]
nd was informed BY that ln1nina1y OF the legal !
there was only one way, aud that was
0 arrest the party who L.! taken the property.
'elker had spokan THE trath. Mr. Wells return
d to Eaton's, and there discovered the wine had
eeL take, to some othgr place oi conc. .'f12nt, !
nd ho Inns not eeen it since. ;
s5 xs5'F.y as91s 9sfSss asr tbs fsSensa sss
fr. Wells, and in tones that we're "childliks I
nd bland invited him to walk, thus thinking
, get him from the Courtroom At the time tho ?
ase was called. he not being there to appear
cainst ShuItz it would be dismissed for the
aut ct prosecution. Mr. Wells however, saw q
trough tho Intentions Of the willy s. Doctor" d
ad declined the invitation. The evi-
.nce against the prisoner was binding,
I'd he was neld over to the Criminal Court
bail Of $500. L wartant Was than lssued for |
10 arrest OF sweesles and placed in the hands =,
tho authorities who are now on the lookout -;
n him. Perhaps the Felkers will rise and e1- 81
ain their conduct il the mater. 10
French - <Erug11iitY.,s IN
4 Paris correspondent saye: ~ ha7e heard q II
r. odd. yet apparently correct, REASON given -,
r the non-success Of soda-water as beverage NJ
this city. One Of the leading English drug
Bts here Was recently asked why be did not
tablish q soda~water fountain in his store. 1t
,uld not take with the pasisians,' was his n,,- VI
er; If 3 Frenchman spends 10 cents for = -.
ink be wants seat, little table, and s,ght eno
tia daily pnpore sith it. sad he passes two ~