, 1876-02-27

". c. Moon, Of No. 112 West Madison s.r,.t
complains that baby-caui2ge worth sla ~,
sto1en from opposite his store Last evening
Frank Goddard was arrested by Qdicsr IN.
Kinney last evening for having couple ot
stenm-gauges in his possession supposed to b. :
stolen. and vas quaztared in tho Madison S,.eea
Station
| Thomas, the colored man who Is charged vta
stealing s40o here aome timo ago. has bern
| caught in Washington He Will be- held by thu
police authorities there till supt. Hickay sends
| requisition for him, which the Chief 1ntacdsi
| doing immediately.
| Charles Walkem has not been living With ha
] vifo, but when he eaW her, accompanied hy a
male and female companion, returning fron.
church, ha became Jealous and acted yefy un-.
becomingly: He was arrested for dlsordeky
conduct and brought before Justice Summer
field, from whom he took q change Of venue to
Justice De Wolf, who fined him $50. Waken.
end his anlablo spouse vere recently paced'
under bonds to keep the peace
A young man pamed Blaschford Was araope
those ar1aignad in tho Criminal Cour. yesterday.
His offenae Was the larceny Of money from tie
firm OF Allen, Keith l. Co, whero he had been
lately employed as clerk He pleaded not gailsyt
and VAS remanded, It aopeara that the young,
mans relations with Allen, Keith & Co. hAdl
been anything else than satisfactory, He uas
I16TEr partner OIL aDTaQsm tC0te, auQ a3Q oea1
in mia employ but q few daya when arrested.
It will be remembered that Thursday night
man named Charles Tobin, en- route to his home
in Denver, fell among thieves who robbed him,
OF $3.50 and q gold watch, after which it il sup.
posed they cast him into au alley in the rear ot,
No. IS Halsted street. Last evening Officer
Tonpkins arrested Edward 8 Ackn, who was'
seen with Tobin On the night in question. and
who, it ls believed, WAS one OF the parties Who
slu8ged The stranger. He Ess locked np, nod
will be afforded al opportunity to estzbliah his
Innocence before scully Tomorrow morning.
Commissioner Hoyne VIE called upoo to IL
veshGate tWo Cases OF minor character Yester-!
day. One WIS that OF q man named d. o. Ned
les and hair testoratiVes without stamps. Tbs
Other was that Of George AbEahams, who dis
peases liquor at tho corner Of Clark and HarTi-
Don streets, and who YVES charged with having inl
his possession certain borro1s of whisky ths
stamps upon which 1ad not been cancelled. Fos
this shocking disregard OF tho Reyenue lava
Ahrahans Was held IN $1,000 bail.
ONE OF GOV. EEvERmoE's PARDoyED caIn1x.1k
Barney Benson is the name OF q young fellow:
who Waa arrested carly Yesterday morning sad
booked at the Chicago Avenue Station for dis
tioh. = pardon from Gov Beveridge was foundl
in his pocket letting him out Of tho Penitcn-.
tiary. It was granted only short time agoi
Benson WIS guilty OF the charge brought against
him, as Mrs. Matilda Won Funkelstein, who
lives On North Wells street, near Illinois, CANA
into Justico kaufmann's g court and said that this
Fellow had been in her house, and, becoming
disozderly, she ordered him out, whoroupon hs
struck her, aud also ende2vored TO kick her, and
behaved very badly, while ono of his friends
smashed the windows. Justice Kaufman heard
the evidence, and fined Barney $25, -.