, 1875-10-17

Station. yesterday arrested youth named Ed
ward Wilson, aged about II years, who va
caught while attempting to tap till corner o
hlt"aukee arsnue and Fig street. Wilson il
young IN years, but old in crime, having beer
put recently released from, jail whore he ua!
held on charge OF larceny.
Johu u. Fish er caused considerable commo
s'oa on Fry Rtreet, West Side, yesterday after.
noon. He ls parted from his wife, who is going
70 iaave : the city Monday, and vent to the house
I aud there raised disturbance and cut Camp IN.
| DER the eye, inficting slight wound. Fisher
I mx8 lodged in tho West Chicago avenue Station.
4 scamp vino says his name il A. J. Wesner
was arrested last evening On the incoming train
OF the Michigan Southern Railroad. lie was
x3epreaenting himself as an agent OF Parmelee's
bus line, and rs such was selling ticketa COL
ioct1ng baggage. and giving cpecks in Parmelee's
name. Walter shefer, OF No. 164 West Wasbins-
ton street, detected him. and On the arrival OF
the traln he turned the scamp over to the police.
John B. Deinhsrdt, who claims to have =
nght to prefix Doctor to his name. was yester.
day held in $500 bail to the Criminal Court On
charges Of body-snatching. About a week AGO
the fellow admitted to having stolen the body
OF nan buried in Waidheim Cemetery. whom
30 had attended during his sickness some time
last February. He Was unable to tell the CON-
plaint. and resurrected the body for the purpose
o. ascertainng the cause by dissection. The
TRENDS visited the cemetery and found the
corpse gone, just as the Doctor asserted.
Joseph Roelie, of the firm Of Roelle i Junker.
WAS before Commissioner Hoyne yesterday On
the charge Of defraudins the revenue, and gave
bail in the sum Of 325, ,00o. The case OF this
tlrm, and their alleged onenses, was given in
FurlonS, OF the firm Of Russell t. Furlong, were
also before the Same officer on the same charge
yesterday, and gave bail in So, 500 each.
Mary COMO is q hardened reprobate Of the |
dlsslpated, ignorant Italian stripe. When abe |
is not in a cell in the Armorg, she may generally
tlon; For long time she has treasured up a |
eTudRe against Doctor McRae. When the m |
fortunate "sawbonea passed her den on South |
CLARK street yesterday afternoon, the violent /
OF another female, pummeled her victim in The
most approved hstic style. 4 warrant from
sunnleraold Was the result, and Mary is the
victim OF inevitable bad luck, lying ipstha A1mo-
~ all day.
SUSPICIOUS POISONING.
4 man named Charles West, fish peddler re- !
siding at As West Indiana street, yesterday com
planned at the Chicago Avenue Station that his
wlte bad recently died under very suspicious cir
for some time past but from what
10 had been unable to learn. Thursday
Afternoon be called in female physician |
named Mrs. Coughlin, whose Office is On
avenue She gave the patient q thor
'ubu oAan41uaLoH, auu gave tne nu6pADQ 1Duf |
powders. After she LETT he states that he gave
Ter two Of them, and that after taking them she |
.radually sank, and expired in shout one hour. |
feeling suspicious about the case hs called in
)r, kohn. who told him that his wife had un-
loubtedly been poisoned. The Coroner was
'otifed, and will hold an inquest as soon aa pos
ible.
CRIMINAL. COURT.
Judge Farwell occupied the bench in the Grim
aal Court yesterday morning to Settle some un-
niahed business.
Mary Jones pleaded guilty to larceny and was
e1tenced to one year il the Peuitentiary.
Joseph McCune, convicted Of larceny, was !
ranted new trial, tried and convicted, and ;
9ntenced to the House Of Correction for ono :
ear