, 1876-08-13

IA in4;s,a sNs aran1ie detachmcnt Of polic'
from the Cortape Grove Avenue Station sur
reminded The nIa3c. and succeeded In capturing
Frank Gordon and George 5. Morgan, two well
! tnov.n t,,;nros md thS anaIs n uf MSry Wat
snn now IN In t:o,1nty rafl ior similar burg
iorr, Thn th;orcs hod carried away about $50C
worth of n,under and wers n7enar1ng for IN.
n1her hnrf when nan1ured
At about O'Clock yesterday mornlns nc, - W
orcd burglar entered the mouse OF i!.lal1e ~
~ Fourth avenue, Kept ~ Emma h1tc1ie, ana'
after packing up all thy sllverware IN Tue nouss.
prepared to make l!ls departure tnlouSn s.,a
~ o,,tte 11. fnr ao,ns t",e md as soon ~ be
raahna tha ai1evu.ar attemnted to co,,ture ;,in,,
h,,, tIo faiorr s,,v Kim and made rootl his es-
can. The o,,i,.rr rccovcred ali he property,
hap"aro- .,d -arnrned !. r. thr ownrY
a'N 49,,
A notorious North Slde ronsn nafnen oatnss '.
Crowley entered the sa!oon oi nr iet oneo, so,n.
ncr Of Market and ONO streets, tast eYenits,
| and at once proceeded to demollsh everything
he could lay hands upon. 4 large crowa OF
roughs gathered about to "ltncss INC scene,
arrest he was Violently assaulted BY the crowd, '
and stripped OF all his clothing. >eVela1 otnss
officers came to the rescue. ana succeeaea n
loagne severn Oh aoar 1aG R,,rns va. 1o;nd to be
baSi s.as ~ I'D ,r;l1 herdv be aronnd again
| for ' fe,r cved dars VS. at least. ~
Late Friday evening, Frank wessmaD, ga
noysd By noss o tn I'll the % overhead and
upon going to investigate the cause, ne WIS IS
brought to terms by couple OF reVolFers ncIu
sibly returned to his saloon, where no armca
himself with o carving knife, and awaited
the thieves at tho loot o. INC s1aars.
The first man to come down vas badly CUT ABOUT
came off second best The police were early
upon the scene, and after close search sue
cccded in arrestirg two Of the gang, !" N10sy
Paine and John Ryan, brother of the notor-
Henry Wo,f 20 vcars of aoe rpsa3;nr at No.
142 f,arher strest ,1rnnkor] an, vaprnnE bv nro-
to ai1 acto,,nTs rs Yasteriov .fte,noon he came
hona Jrunt - ,,e,,ol nd nrorneIsd ~ Win
~ ,,,a- m hn-dm,rEjnr' .r;1a pThn n,a,rc1 ,T.s
trons fcrrctl ta the area in front Of the house.
1 h;1 - - @ nns na,.Ioa ~ ~ -. h-t
~a;.cd ~" nail s,d 1oshad ~ aGairst ths be,I NJ
bis daurItcr a nale. weaki; creature some
anad sc,saes n+, ~ t ~ .r,vsi ,gS ~
snmeu s;n, senscisss st 4hti ;nu .no.eha " al
n.h,th.r tha ch;1, MI, -ocova- ~ M and wo1f
rc,nsns 1ocLed IN =, ~ treet ~ Tu.oifth street
cenins ssn.;n 4ocAeo up Ill LIE "es' A"en'n o'teeS
sta1lon'
Yesterday Constable Michael Doran, an Off
Ger Of Justice Foote'S Court, called at disre-
putable resort on Madison street, kept by the
burly Kaltenbach brothers, to serve ca 81
Judgment Of s25 and costs, in favor
Of Albert Irving, upon the older Of
the brothcrs-R- kaltcnbach. The Constable
commenced to read the judgment when the big
Kaltcnbach struck it from his hands. The Con-
by this limb Of the law, read the Judgment
While engaged IN the reading, Andrew Uaber-
corn, al insolcnt employc,-they are all inso-
lent there,-grabbcd the Constable roughly by
the neck and shoyed him about. Kaltenbach,
however, accompanied the Constable to the
County Jail, where be scheduled some property
and cave houds as an jnsolyent debtor. Com
Stable Doran then went back to Justice Foote'S
Court and swore out warrant for the arrest Of |
Habcrorn for resisting an officer while in the |