, 1879-06-01
CRIMINAL.

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I At 1890 yesterday morning Policeman II. Co.'S
tello found the side door open at Egpleston 3
| Gunthcr's grocery. No. 261 West Randolph street,
So far coud be ascertained, burglars after hay-
ing pried open the door, had been scared off, a.
nothing was missed.
Yesterday afternoon Deacon Freeman, we'll
known city employe, caught young thief in the
| act OF picking a. 1ady's pocket at the corner OF
State and Madison streets. He pursued the young
villain to Clark street, at which point he thrcW
away the pocketbook he had stolen in order to in
duce Freeman to abandon the chase. His rusc was
successful.
Late Friday night Thomas Reidy, switchman
on the Michigan Central Railroad, and Christian
Arch, conductor on tho North Division Street
Railway, indu1ged in drunken brawi in front Of
Owen Taylor's saloon. No. 1854 State street. Arch
was badly punished, and had his injuries attended
to by physician, and was thence taken to his home
No. $40 L1rr11ee street.. Redy WIS arrested ani
fined $50 for disorder,y conduct by Justice Sum-
near Cooper street, quarreled with his wife at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. and, in his passion,
took tab'c-knife and cut her deeply on the
about five inches in length md quite deep. Dr.
Landis. Of No. 167 Howe street. put seven stitches
in the wound and dressed it Though painful, and
that it will result fatally. Nolan arrested and
locked up at the Webster Avenue Station
Before Justice Eberhardt yesterday, Leonard
Schreiber WIS put under bonds OF $500 TO keep the
ont By Gsorse osef uaaa on
turned the tables by having the latter ard George
Tyler arre tel the charge Of assault IN striking
Mrs. Turf t.. The accused gave bonds to apnear
On tho 5th l.-st John Crawlcy, for whom bas~
tardy warrant was issued as long ago us Feb. 13
in $500 to appear on1he 10th inst
A+7o.so th;s mornino Ch,-,o. .,a..a a..
mo r. Se Weaithv merrhan, an1erson: f1 Claim
III ~ ~ gor, u na,na netcnans t from Geneva.
not exactly state which,-was brought to
the Armory by a night reporter who
found him wondering in the streets in dilap,dated
S270 cash on Clark street near Monroe, bur he told
many stories that the police think that he does
held until the case Is more tholonshly ,nYest mra
gated.
The e;r,s Fannv Rosie ord ,r,++;. ,-
e;tad ths ~ ~ u recently
sia!.eu .uh e'.5 ~ -! ~ tuen. were found
fsther hceyed TINT h;s danehtetap trn m lhe
or IS had haa 3 " 1wo OF whom
life, but it seems they were found in a private
residence on Wabash avenue The eldest g;ri 1
showed TINT she was Of age. and peremptorily re- Re.
others also objected to going back to Sprneaeid i'd
They were held until such tine as the father could
be communicated WITH ..
tnt Stanton, OF the West
Mautson e5eS Mi,;a non a5'e4ssu man glYlne tue
ino Mue an mnnrovaked asaan;f nAn ,,,o ,or mak-
1ng la.naat. a Wi;on ei.h aesda11 upon f h's
noc!,.,r ro,,, 81 ~ en. Ill., me TWO
!esreS t. }o a. th oh = mesI Aaams Street
Fnnernn arose ana sc,zin. ca1r deat htewafa
terrihla ho, e"1 an ~ hend e'r % 9e ms mate
,aI :rn n'om ~ ~ ed heaa "a1e nc was
conside,ed donocrnns as tharc ~. pne Is nIs
them is 1hat the was aszaan p99os was
11et'n. - t.le 4tent Itou souG uunlioWn cauBe
1aatter II dnnb VI TUG assan1t was also
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Arrests: Joseph IatoEr, Eddie O1dcnschmtdt |
and William Kirby, charged with stealing scrap |
iron from the Northwestern Faflroad; John Ross,
larceny OF clothing valued at SIS from Chris Olson
a sailor on the schooner c. L. Johuson; William
F. Fury, larceny Of 81 from James Gordon, OF /
No. Is West Randolph street; Adolph Guenther, |
ussault and battery on complnfnt Of Charles
H. Schocnber, No. 1913 North Wells street: Minnie
Zacher, larceny OF some small articles from AUGUST
A. Michacls, OF No, 81 Clybourn avenue; William
kurtz, assault with deadly weapon on Complaint |
u his wife, Louisa, living at No, 3Ij SedewicE !
street: Charles Schurer, assaulting his wife, Anu