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fenced to fifteen days in the County Jail. The
real CRIMINAL vas acquitted.


fenced to fifteen days in the County Jail. The
zeal CRIMINAL was acquitted.
An individual named Bloorn;np,ton. tina nrb.
Usher OF an Insurance jonrnale wa. tried .n3
convicted lew days aeo of hbeline fej1ov.
B!oomiogston came in The Criminal Court yes-
payment Of $40 and costs. VS. reteased. Ha
reioiced in bis bargain. and loft The Court in =
happy mood.
THE GRAND Jua1.
Of mattors connected with the late election vas-
teraaY morning with great deal of earnastnssa
Tbe minaton nf ,ha conlncrof tha indres ~
the First preoinct of the Fif,h Ward 10 refusia4
to make returns occunied most of the time /
number OF witnesses were e1amined. and anon9h
wac elicited to iustify tha drafting ~ nm IN
dlctnaent against tbem. suhnfnnas wera ordered
for other witnesses in the case. but there is no
doubt that The Indictment drawn vii hs retnrnad
tomorrow. 1t chsrree that tbs indees !" "viifuI-
"" refused to mako .aturn.' Otto R,nhm
James Gleason, aud ", J, Mckinney are the Of
Tending Judges. and tha nanaItv hanging over
them il fine anu impr1sonnent. Two oIRer ;n-
documents we're found against repeaters. oce Of
whom is Alfred Coates. now under srreas Who
put in his work in the Third Ward. The proba-
b,lities sre that at least ten indictments for re-
peatine (" will BE- iound.
A
EDITOR,
Deputy-Shern Boudeld. who arrested J. J.
Cahill, few davs ago, on an indictment for
ubel,ng Sheriff Aenev, yesterday detailed to a
reporter the circ IN stances OF the arrest. winch
will give the public 40 insight into "she tricks
yery busy durinc. tha afternoon ha ar
rested Cahfll and mon reaching Cahill's
o.fioa was informed that t5e ce,-
tIeman wns not in. He returned
to the Office subsequently and Introduced aim
salf as friend NJ i;ahil,'a and rneu1nar 81 tha
Grand Jury. He was At once taken in tor hv an
oblir;nr attendanr WIN st,eted Win hin "a r,,,-
eack Cshijl;a I,annta Cah,u va nnet m f.lark
street. and Bonfielo MAS iutrtdnced ~ = mernper
OF the Grand jury who lad indIctea him. Awaik
found himse1f in the prasence at an arrnv of
bottles and glasse.. aid 1rnnortnned to dpink
frealv He 4mh,hed with tho n ,n,naov ao.1 ~
hin footed tho bii1. A rooment later snd he was
called as1de by CaLill with pucke.-book in
hand aud iuf rmed that If be could have his
fellowinrnrs recnnsidar .ha;r action in indict;np
him mnnar wnnld ha mn ohfect IA soon a.
this had baen satd Bonhe to,k ont his caniaa
Iead It and cjalmei Cah,ll AZ b q prisoner. mas
oticer was at once leIuge,f with relp,ous oatns
h,u!1 he bora v1tb pfea, taeekness "A :,e marcn-
ed his nau to ia,i.
r1rr sor7rU-rowS rAy-EArEra AcAYs Fou,En
The Comno;ttea m the Fnnattzat;on ~ T.yes
Wa arain horef1 vaeterdav by the nrnselca of
s;;1.. o - ,a1is - wv p1oee s 80 - -
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