, 1874-04-09

Is. u. Warden, arrested couple OF WeeE6 ago
on the Charge Of cruelty to animals was tried
before Justico Doyden yesterday, and acquitted,
thcro boing no evidence against him.
Judge Gary Inns bcon in tho Criminal Court
every morning for the Inst two days. mud thoro
being no thing Of Importance, Inns adjourned to
look after his unfinished business IN tho Superior
Court.
JUSTICE scully'e doclot presented the name.
Yesterday morning, OF one William Jollusoii,
who was brought III tho day berore by Officer
Wiggins, OIL tho Charge Of 1nrceny.. His case
was continued under $500 boudB till the 1lth
inst.
Tho sandhagon brothers. for selling leaf tobao-
CO to partios wil3 have not paid their special tax
for tho privilege Of manufacturing plug tobacco
and cigars, wore before United Ssatea Commits
sionor Hoyno yesterday morning, and wero hold
for their appearance Oh Saturday next, under
81, 600 honds on their own rocognizanco.
Officer Flynn nude the arrest, day before yes
terlay, OF an Italian named James Brizolana,
charged With burglary Yesterday s!S s,t morning 2ug
continued tho case till thu 11th inst. under 5000
bonds.
Justice Boyaon's South Side Police Court was
ontiroy void OF interest yentorday morning, for
tho frat time for many weeks, shoro boing on
ties arrested wh;lo laboring undor too much
elcctionoerng whisky 40 lrooly SGT up OH oloo-
tion-dny by tho friends of tho Respective caudi-
dates,
Phillip Paul believes in tho right Of universal
suffrage, but docs not con1no himself strictly to
tic purity Of tho baIlot,box and thinks that, If
man can get in two or ttreo votes OIL oloction-
day for his fayorto candldate it il I'LL right. Ho
| deposited just ono yoto too mnuy TueBtlAy, anti
| yesterday waB beforo Justice kaufmann. Of tho
| North Side, to answer therefor. Tho Justice
held him in 8 900 bonds for his appearance to-
day.
Edward II. Eiaonhardt mas before Justice
scul!y yettorday afternoon, at Ills private office,
| for folonioMHly mutating 4 certain signed in-
strunent,-an articlo Of agraolnunt botwcon
David I. EHonllarslt and his brother, for whom
| ho whH acting, @nd E. +. Burbank, touching tho
for which lle Qhlrbank) was to rocoive twenty
! acros Of la1ld. Tho contract. aftor being sEnod
by Burbank, was plaeol i'll tue landa Of Edward
II. Esonhardt. to obtain the signatnro OF hls
lxothor payll' w,l9 not approving o. tle me- eo'; ";
rootol Edward to return tho article OF agroomont
to Burbank. Before doing 10, Edward toro OIL
tho signature OF Durbank,-for what pnrposo,
does not appoar,--who thoroupon prosecuted
EiHonhardt for ylola[on OF tho statuto IN regard
to mutilating or tlofaeing tho signature or sigma
lures to MI nrtlcle OF agreement. Justice souliy
rulad tint, aB Efsonllnrdt hld not attachcd Ills
signature to tho docnmont, it waA not MI art!ala
Of ag,oenloMt between Durbant and EiHonlnrdt,
| aud theroupon dismissed the case.
John Howard, @ beggar, and impostor, i!! l'as
boon imposing on tho uharitably dBpoaou citl-
IONS Of tho West Side by going from house to
houHe with a wrtton statement signed by ono
Charles bartlett, stating TINT Howard had ttac,
turel hia back bone by fall from . scaflolu
e %4y 2nG yfa5 Sg,r wesh asa aa a a,phsa Hump
back, and bent nearly double. The paper also
statoB that the Daptlst Church IN Madison, WIS.,,
had subscribed to tho suffering john oyer s1oo'