, 1875-03-17
POLICE BRUTALITY.

ABUSIVE TWEATAEST OF An lSSUEEN1 HUhAH.
Tho best thing for the community as targc
will be to saud Francis Zeuian, patroinan na-
der sergt. Barrett Of tho Cottage Grove Aveune
station, to tho Blnclr Hills, where ho cau find
gold. When he gs:s through looking, he may
succeed IN finding 'l:tso scnso. 1t cannot cor
tainIy ,o acquired until then.
1r. Francis zouann has been OIL tho rclito
force for about tlrco yeara. During all this
prcaatt ~rl!iug raH his appearance boforo tho
Board Of Police On charge Of intoxioation pro-
forrei by sorgt. Barrett. Tho of1cnse wab
clearly raven, and tho ano was fTo days ray.
Siuco that tiulo,-about sir wocks ago.-ha has
been lookiug around for fresh taurels, aud came
finally to time lhst Sunday ovaninE betueon thu
houle Of 9 and Z. It waA MI oventful occaaion.
At this hour people were going to church serylcB.
Eernan. II they did not ho would not be brought
bosose the board Of Police Ia day or 40.
Tho person chiefly responsible for tho ad.
Al,ional reputation Of Otticer Zonsn ia = lady
namcd
1d1ss MARI HARTLEY nxAS,
koerer Of tho Caiument Light In South ChicsEo.
Slso asserts that her appointment wus dua i'll !.
great measure TO G. u. Parwcll and y. B, Judd.
Several days ago, 1t seems, This lady Obtained
heard about tho Chicago poltco bcforo, but never
balioyed them to bo lnon aho has tearfuly found
thou. How Bho 10 found ono OF them Is here-
by recorded In substantially her own lhoauago:
Arriving tn Chicago, Bliss 1.5an me. Mts. Fa--
rar Of Nc. ia7s lndiana avenue whose husband
was very nlck. Hta. FArrar aud Miss Ryan went
to school together long ngo, aud very natrra'ly
Mits Ryan's eymphthy Was aroused 1T once,--so
much 80 that she volunteered hcE services
husband. Her frat visit Was last
Friday. From thsl day up to Sunday evening
aho had very little rest. Then Mr. Fatrar died.
due notice OF which fact has heretofore been
published in The Tribune.
SUNDAY EVENING,
al worn ont With welry Watching. aIisa Ryan
went forth to The residence Of /. ID. Hoprd 1t
No. 1893 Indiana avenue, and procured two
mourning shawln nod hat' She did not do
It was not far to walk from No. 8H6 10 1873, aud,
tho car. being crowded, she concluded TO walk
Whou hhe Toaehad Twensy-ttth street Aud Prat-
rio avenue, hho saw man standing In the shadow
OF tree. He was dressed in citizens clothes,
but, aven though be gid not wear,
poficemal's uniform. She did not like his locks.
She aays she does not know much about mon,
but lie looked remarkably like sneak. This
snonk she dreaded and Stunned bin as we'll rs
she could. As size waited abe looked back.
Looking back she perceived the aforesaid enoak
approaching. Becoming alarmed Miss Nyau
nov wout upon tho strHet aud awaited the car.
When tho cur app cached sl'e aitosnptcd 10 get
Gu. Juht then tue mysterious man ID the tree
shadow stopped tip and informed her
BHK WAS ARRESTED,
showing his star. To this she emphatics,y oh-
1octed, dsnauaing with fright tho cause Of the
thief Miss 1lyan told tho officer tint she got
tie shawIs at Sr. Hoaras, 8sS Ipdiaua avenue, for
funeral purposes and that I hc would 20
With her she could provo 1t. Tho oftcor would
her fearful prots.tasions. dragged her through
the mud to the station, informing hns, .. I know
you, old gal Two spotted you.'' On tho road
10 thu ssation sho tel! onee in tha mud. i, II the