, 1877-05-13
CRIMINAL.

Thomas Williams reports that his rooms at No
88 Harrison street were yesterday entered by burg
lars, who carried away about 500 worth of BIZ
clothing and some snail jcwclry.
Edwin Bolles, who is wanted in this city for tn,
forgery Of large number Of railroad tickets las
fall, was recently arrested by tho Pinkertons Il
Baltimore. and Is now on his way here.
Edward Kelly who was wanted by the detect.
ives for some burglary recently committed,
was arrested at tho corner, Of ualsted and Lake
streets BY Officer Henderson, The fellow made d
determined resistance, and came within an ace OF
shooting the officer dead on the spot, defective
cartridge being the only preventive.
At $50 yesterday morning shooting atfray oc.
man named Thomas fully was sishtly Wounded mue
in the left cheek. The row Was occasioned BY c,
:: Mckay ana Others trying to eject the 1ulys.
West Lake Street Station are deter mined to dnd
out exactly who did the shooting.
The furniture dealer implicated in that cruc,
swlnd1sng case at No. o01 Cottage Grove avenue
was yesterday taken into custody BY Detective
Oster1nan. but was released again, SO Clearly did
he e1ouerate himself. He mad bought the property
for $50 from Mrs Robinson, but did not know any
Of the circumstances, Now TINT the cruel swindlc
Inns been exposed, he promises to make restitution
TO the lady.
Charles Mcdowell, young man from Cleveland.
O., and at present residing At Grand Crossing was
last n,sht roped from Mike McDonald's Store. -
Clark street, aud while there induced to '.buck
the tiger" to tue extent OF 3i5O more He called
an officer immediately after emerging from tho
den. but the inmates had already escaped through
some secret passage way.
The case Of Officer Jones, who was charged with
an assault On Clarence Munson by beating him
with club came up again in Justice Haines' Court
out warrant charging Dunes with assault upon
Aunson with q deadly weapon with intent 10
commit mufder:m Jones was arrested Mny 2, and
tn ts} I q
nonosmen were u: W. Clark anu George E. White.
At the time designated. the case was called and
dismissed the prossc utoF falling to appear.
ID JnstiSs M snmmesdeld Yesterday held the follow
Of old iIun from u. Nathan, Of 10. 1Us Clark
stres- s19- ssoo each to the Criminal Court; Frank
Williams, assauting George Martin, no hail to the
:. McGlsshan, $500 to tie Criminal Court Charles
AcAoy. striking Matilda Hawkins on the head with
billet q wood. $500 10 tbs Criminal Court; Peter
& 5sttsf Gsis;nnt from s5,.., sMaass,n
cmn.i eea wsa ssS 9G easa 1sz.n to & The
days; Joseph Robertson, assaulttng Henry Rector,
$500 to the Criminal Court Justice Morrison neid
He Hes stsss ,te o. e9ss e9n, from
r. !. Mclaughlin. ata6oing John c. F.nzer, $500
to the cttminal Court; George Melville larceny Of
harness, So0o altto; Jacob Lauttlc, ragrant $50 OF
ei1 months; Ernst Brown, vagrunt, $40 or one
month. Justice Kaufman dned Charles Tompka
SlD0 for attempting to rape u little daughter Of
HRS wagner, Of No. 574 SedswIck street.
CUT HIS THROAT.
Friday afternoon quite a serious carving affray
took place in the saloon Of Eichsmau & Buck. No
~ south Clark street, which, for some reason or
other, has never been reported. John Mclew, u
former employe OF the place, and night-watch-
man whose only name appears to be Charles.
had dshs, In which the latter deliberately
held his antagonist down and cut his
throat twice. The wounded man bled pro.
fusely. and Was carried in what was thought
to be dying condition to the Office OF Dr. Isham.
however. when the wounds were examined it wns
found that the windpipe had escaped only thronqh
taa d1llness OF the knlte. A few stitches aud reu