, 1875-05-26
CRIMINAL.


hsd his coat stolcn BY . susak.thIef last e7sn-
Ing,
Thomas Haphey waa arrested yesterday Ut she
inssanco Of M.chasl Smith, saloon-kooper at
No. 80 Wess Randolph streot, who ssys be Was
stabbed by Tho prisoner Saturday night.
Bono time ago 8 sattos named Joseph Mo-
Donald raa robbed Of a nmati sum Of money.
and suspected Pat Kans. Yesterday he caused
hia srrpat, and Eaus was locked up Ia Madison
Street Station.
Adam Dorgia wAs rorelsng Ia tho company Of
BarAh Curtis, On West Madison ssleos, last evon-
Ing. and misscd his silver watch, which he b.
lteves was taken hy the woman. lie procured
an officer and had the damsal arrested.
Tho prisoners Jamcs Mack, John Dcrufs,
Charles 1nman. and Emanuel 1saacs, who uers
concerned in tho robbery OF $1,000 worth OF
goods from tho ChscaEo, Milwaukee st. Paul
lsaslroAd fretghtcsrs, wore arratenod before Jus
lfcs boul!y yesterday, aud held for trial at this
boon found secresed n Villa Ridge. idaacs was
The :" fence for the others, and pnt them up 10
Tho job. Bail vas fixed 1t ~, 600 each.
A uneak thief succeeded Monday in stealing
= $1,000 diamond from the httt OF The sword
presented to Gen. Sheridan after the battle Of
erals private residence Oh Michigan avonuo, aud
woa dlacovorsd In ons Of The rooms bI tho
housekeeper. shs inquired hsa husiness,
aud he replied that he wss cor
rtsnondene Of the New York Graphic. 8ho
accepted tbs explanation, md went About hor
duties. Whom 0en. Sheridan eame home no dis
covered tho robbery, and reported IL to tho
detoctlvee. Ths thisf kad not beon captured up
to midnight,
Thomas J. Ryan, the man who robbed hss wife
OF her diamond joHalry at No. 122 Weat Wash
ington street, night before last, Has caught by
0fftrar TtrNrrnet lnpk niuh+ At rar11et nh
stealthtly going INTO the honse. Tho towelry,
eaid to bo Worth $4,000, nan not found In hls
posseasson~ He slated that Il WAS In a
safe p)scs and h. rss going IN tho houss to
promise matters wish her. 5hc ssates that she
Mill obtain divorce from him At the oariioat
opportunity. 10 WAS locked up In MadlBon
Street Station. It IL quito likely thht tho Nouan
will find tho stolen property today.
A cutting affair occurred about $3.50 o'clock
last night, 1t tbs coFnor Of Ilh]ated and -Four
tcenth streets. and camo very near resulting IN
tho doath Of young man. John Dayis, Michael
CaEborY. and Dennis o'GradY, notorious
the eortee ot i carberry drew knife
md stabbed Davis in tLe lo1t breast, nens
OF. Of elos : fatsl wound, would have been
given. Tho injury ia 1eyelo but not dangerous.
Officer Mulhei4en carno upon tho scene hnmodi-
atc1y after Carherry and Grady had fled, lie
tobA DAF!6 w tAo LunHtf AD1llkAl AHH
msn la "a Jears old, mar1fod, Rod lives at No. 153
Wright streot.
TnE oAABIERs,
Thcro was another oulislous gathering Of ths
detectives ut Central HtAtiou Inst uIght. Sorgt.
Dixon narshaiea al his men. including the clerk,
Dlattnef, aud proceeded to tho gambling
honses On the South Side, bat to no
purpose. Thoy called At Ill Of them.
raug tho bells, but xcre rotuscd ad1nittanco
by tho negro attendants who pceped through
thu slldas III tho doora aud carefully inspected
them. Tho yslts were made by ono officer IN
oach INSTANCE, while others wnited outsfde. No
efforts ncrn n1ada to foFco the doors, nor wera
threats uscd to obtain entrance. Tho gamblors
wero Ali on tho alert, aud liRd their negroes
carefully posted aud instructed 70 lot
| no ons In unlcss they know him.
There IL seareoly one Of them but
Ia acquainted with tho detectives OF kuowa thocn
/ by sight, knd whom the latter mako their ap-
pearanco ucar place 1t night It IL = signal fos
extra wAtchfnlnoas. There arc now about
| twonty gambling houses In tho city, 1uely fitted
up, and said to u far ahead, in magnitlcenco and
any city hi this country. In some
aud they arc nou extremely cautious in dlyulg.
lng their connection NTH room; il fact thoy
| deny it point blank lest tho law should clutcl
! them. Ueslers are employed sometimes by tht
| bhlf-lozeu In some Of tho faro banks, tut
generally have no interest beyond their usekl,
| Wages.
Tho gamblern and iumates arrested 6aturu q,
| ve1e flned a5 each yesterday by Juatloa Sum
1perleld and tho teRtimony failed to produce til,
owuess Of Nos. 13j aud 14a CLARK Atrest, IT.
| rooms entered by the officers.