, 1879-04-13

}NE: SUNDAY. AfkL L.
ed Barney; one cream-spoon marked T. G.
! f.; one salt-spoon marked n. r. b.: and on
napkn-ring with beads on outer edges. In
stuit IS supposed to be the proceeds ot son'
recent burglary.
Arrests: Michael Clark, seedy-lookin!
tramp who stole q pair Of shoes, for which al
owner is wanted, and sold them for IS cents a
Garrant's pawu-shop; Samuel Jones, larceny o
twelve dozen pairs OF cheap hose from stor'
! at the corner of Adams and State streets
| John sweeney, larceny OF s. hat IRON y. r
! schultz; George Stevens and Howard venaole
colorcd vagraHts and Samuel Wilson, just oui
Of the Reform School, brought in upon genera
| principles BY Detectives Wiley and Aurnane.
Martin and James Nolan are very bad boys
4 few days ago they were held to the Criminal
Court for stealing butter and eggs from the
Burlington d Quincy Railroad, and they are be-
lng held for similar larceny from the
ted hoaa n ney we5e fbc
24th Of last month stole nickel.piated flute
valued ct sl00 from the wagon OF T. Y. Kenne-
dy, OF No. 1477 Portland avenue, while it was
Standing at the corner Of Morgan and Four
tecnth streets. The flute was recovered ct the
pawnshop OF Andrews g. Kuhn, where it mad
oeen pawned by the Nolans.
Hugh Seanon and Charles Larson, cigar
makers, quarrcied early last evening upon the
street at the corner OF Noble street and Chicago
avenue as to the respective merits Of each as
tIaoesmen. From words they came t.
blows, and Scanlon hit Larson over the
t neao WITH monkcy-wreneh, and the lat
large pocket-knife, and piunging it into his
antagonists left shoulder, making wound up
on tue outer surface Of the left arm Two and
nail inches in length and about one inch in
1epth: The wounded man was attended By
Dr. E.rlmh1irf, yho fhin1. the tyOI1nH
would prove serious. He vas then taken to his
home, No. 10 Rice street.
Policeman August Humbrock is still at his
home, No. 60 West Thirteenth street, nursing
t,e injuries he received Thursday afternoon
weale arresting the notorious Denis, alias
peddlar, at the Halsted street viaduct. He
was set upon by shea's pals, tile notorious
James. alias "Gint,'' O'Brien, and Patrick,
alias Bish, Shea, who set upon him, one armed
with knife and the other with revolver. In
aav ae me,ee ,S FI burns wrested the officers baton
lorehead, Cutting a severe cash over the
right eye. The frontal bone is broken,
out ,, not the inner plate of the
skull, and Dr.. Buckley, who is in attendance,
although be has hopes for his recovery, does
not oy any means consider him out Of danger Us
yet Justice Morrison Yesterday held Burns in
S@,oo0 to the 18th, and Shea in 81, 900 bonds to
the same date. O'Brien has not yet been ar
@001~0'
Eyer since the burglary OF the gamfng-houso
at No: q Monroe street last Wednesday morn
ing, Michael Q. Mcdonald has been on the war
patn. Ills 'Store" on Clark street became the
headquarters Of d number OF detectives
improYised for the PURPOSE lie has
claimed all along that he knew exactly
VINO committed the job and that
II hls portion OF the money which was stolen
from the lafo~bank Tas not returned to him, he
would make It hot for some folks. Yesterday
ne caused the arrest Of John Kennedy and
George Eaton, charging them with being
the chief conspirators. Both OF them
we're supposed to be out of town, but
By q ruse the former was induced to come to
The Store for an interview, and while upon
that mission Eaton was waiting for him at
kirchotf's beer.saloon. Kennedy was formerly
bartender in this city, but for many years
past he has associated with thieves, aud, as
. natural consequence, has spent several terms
in pcnitentiaries. Eaton IS generally known, aud
lives with his family in the North Division.
He has been arrested once or twice for yagran-
when he was arrested for sand-bagging LAWYER |
McHaie and robbing him Of 81, 400. He got out |
OF the scrapc, however, and went South, and |
young mau named Frank Boardman was sent (
down for fourteen years. Mcdonald claims to |
be able to make out case against both, aud |
says he will even be able to show exactly what |
the band did with the money, how it was d. |
vided, and how spent. Eaton, it is said, paid |
$40 Of his share to his landlord. |
Justice Morrison: kebecca Bennett. larceny |
Of S24 from Hattie LLOYD, of No. l3S West Lake
Miller cau1ht breakinr omen frrirht cars unon !