, 1874-02-22
TIE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY .,

oalcer making no less thaa twonty ct.ts IN his
cLuthes and acvari,t.. l!s belt il twain. Tic
| agility OF the o.i:ar saved him from the fe;al
injury which C.av:.iagl, doubtless intended
Ca7.ra2u was 1.eid in s550Q bonds to aEBEeE tho
ci.Argo at the next tarm OF the Criminal Court.
Sarah Barnes was called for at tho South Sido
Police Court yesterday morning, but failed to
np.,car. T seeuls that Tuesday las. ahe
called At the sroro u Mcdowell L Co., 234 Woss
Madlson street, .nd purchased quantity Of
| up to her house. She paid IS Oh &C
| couus, but when the goods were delivered 6le
| failed to put up the balance, and tho del'yerc-
| consequently returned tho goods to tho store.
i Tno uext day she cailed It tho store and do
raaadcd them Of tho proprietor, WHO declinsd
| Lo;iyerv until the balance due Wax PAID. Here
/; urou sho launched forta in tisnde against the
| storcEeo7crs ard everybody connected with the
] place in luuguage which will not bear repetition,
which lasted 70 long that Tho cashier sent for 4
! policeman. who removed her to the hack in which
| sl,e CAME Here she gaze the officer tbs benott
! Of Lcr yitupc7ative ability, and, his patience
becoming exhausted, he arrested her. She was
| bailed our aud did not appear in answer to the
charge, bat the Court Inca hor S25 und costs,
which will provo valuable lesson in etiquette.
/ THE CRIMINAL COURT.
| Tile case Of Joseph aud 1aaac Fefsenthal. con-
yicted Of receiving stolen goods. knowing the
alroady been published, came mp before Judge
/ Moore, at the Criminal Court. yesterday aftor-
! noon On motion By their counsel for anew trial.
The grounds OF the application we're that thore
which had not BEEN offered at the trial by their
| counsel Tho application WAS sustained by an
! eloquent appeal By Robert Hervey oa behalf of
! tic defendants, in which he urged that
they had been s'd fha by nrSa5s Their counsel
their eosssiction. Mr. Hervsy dwelt with espe-
/ clal tenderness upon the fact that the Younger
| u tho prisoners. Joseph, had been but q few
| days married, aud that the bride Ind been kept
in ignorance OF the diro fate which had over
| prisoners wept bitter tears as n1t. Hervey
| reached the moro pathetic phrases Of his appeal
! to the Court, and when tho grey-whisl;ercd law
yer declared, in tones trembling with pathos,
would abandon forever the practlce OF tho Law,
even tho stern bunker, Henry Greanebaun,
| BARRED his head in his pocket-hand-
| kerchief, aud allowed his tears to
| moaten the cocoa-nut mating OF the
Criminal Courtroom floor. Notwithstanding
tho fine dramatic effects got up by the counsel
for the defense, the Coa1t impressed more than
opco his reluctance to grant new trial, and
finally took the matter under advlsement, after
refusing an earnest appeal to adtoit the prison.
ers to bsil in 100000, which Mr. uoryey sisted
they we're. for tho BRIDES sake, ready to provide
About half-a-doxan people day cali at tho
Office Of Criminal Court Clerk Doyle to find out
how many indictments are outstanding against
e1-ConBtao1e Mclean. It may interest such to
know tat there ase o. f1 ,n,;aais9oo is
| Office, some for larceny, and some for
intrusion into Office after his term had expired.
Mclean is like Eapyon in one respect he does
not know vet that his functions have come to an
end. He is ons OF about fifty e1-conKtabics who
are awaiting decision Of the Crcni: Court to
| eettle whether or not they may stu exerc,sa
Constabular functions. Tho decision OF the
point seems to be cue which the Judges aru
T.,1r f. 1Wnn nd RcrA
heard the question argued before them tbout
wear ago aud each Of them reserved hts decision.
4 speedy settlement Of tho question would be
boon to the community
MISCELLANEOUS.
The mail-carr,er, harrington, whose dofal-
cations were described in Fridays Ta1Du:E. MAS
yoaterday admitted to bail by United States
Commissioner Hoyne in bonds Of $1,000.
Dotectiyo Gilbert SimonB arrested young
man named James McCarty, yesterday afternoon,
and locked him up IL tho Contral Station on the
cl1s1ge Of burglary. He, it is alleged, is one Of
at No. 1873 State street. Of about $500 worth OF
fancy articles, on tho night Of tho 18th instant.
About T o'clock l.st evening man and uonan
visited ths Boston Clothing Store, ut the corner
OF C,a1k aud Madison st1eota, and re4uesso I'D the
clerk to shhbw tl.sm some goods. After bniiug
OF some insignificant article OF wearing 8tFarcl
tnoy departed The couple hsd not been gone
but short tine before it was discovered that
valuable oyercoat was missing, ard tho conclu-
sion was nat it accompanied tie twain. No er-
Teets.
An -xpreas driver yesterday found three pieces
Of ttipt lying in the middle OF CLARK street He
l.f,ed tho1n up and placod them, for safcty's
fako unlcr tue cushion OF his seat in tho wagon.
An obvious bys.ander saw h,tn do this, aud in
formed an officer, WHO brought him to the Armo-
~, whero the goodH are no" lying In expecta-
ton OF the arrival OF an owner.
r.z.-n., ~ro, b~,-.rr,t hnFo~o TT,i+ad
States Commissioner Hoyne yesterday on u
Charge OF robbing the city mail boxes Of the
newspapers laid upon them. It appeared TINT
the prisoner had for SONG months past bocu IN
ing the stamps, and ceiling them. Tho Com
missioner examined tho man, aud found him to
be 80 near to idiocy TINT he concluded tho best
thing to do with lin wss to hand him over to
the city authorities. This was done, and it is
probable that in day or two Conway will bo
sdjudsed insane By tho County Court, and dealt
with accordingly.
Two men named. Brant and Carter, were ar-
rested by Officers Donahoo and Claoy, yester-
day afternoon, and locked up IN tho Central Sta
ton, charged with being fugiiires from justice.
The former owes service o. TO ana the lat1er a
commission Of the crimes OF burglary and forg-
cry, but thought to avoid the punishment BY
fleeing to Chicago. They escaped from the jail
at st. Louis on the 30th Of last month by moaus
u u Acy 4AlI4h1Eo %ANAA ~ co4!o Va sA0AA |
friends, and whou arrested were drinking bump
ers to their SUGGEST, in q saloon near the corner
OF Clinton and Madison streets. Sheriff Bell
vile, Of ST. Louis County, escorted them on
their return to that city last night.
GENERAL NEWS.
At meeting Of the Christian Union Literary |
Society held last evening the following gentle |
men we're elected officers for tho ensuing term
William II. pettoe, President; William T. Coles. |
Vice President; and Eddie Freibe:ger, secre-
tary.
Mr.. T.. D. Lovther, who OWLS number Of |
lots on California avenue, offers to give 81 900 |
to the Foundtings' Home from tho first proceeds !
Of the sale of any of those lots mado BY Mr.
Shipm1n. the Superintendent: Of the Home. Any
one wishing to assist this truly benevolent inBti-