, 1879-06-04

| ~iot platoon Of police. tho trouble WAS he-
! l.ooley's Theatre. The .,sse-ba'l!sss having
| broken pano Of glass Ia The stora failed to
make immediate rsparation.
Late Monday night two men rnised shaT
fight In front OF J. paraons' drug ttorn at tho
corner Of Thirteenth street aHt Wabash avenue,
whllc third snrAkcd around In the rear and at
| tempted to enter tho Atore. Mr.. Parsons dis
covered him Just In time to prevent anT losa,
and tho trio then disappeared as suddcnly NJ
| thcT could.
Tho police yesterday captured at milwaukee,,
Who w.s wanted for lie euibrzzlcment Of about
500, which, i,o collected In the nsno Of j. J.
lielmstofn. keeper Of a ltvety.stahle at No. ~
Whiting street, while In sweden last year. Some
here, - It 10 expected TINT l,o Mill make good
the alleged enbczzlement, aud thus avotd proa-
ccut1on.
Minor arrests: Mnr9aret Decknau, an old
Shasgs g & & lssseny II preferred y Senns Donns!,
| y. Reeves, ticket-scaipcrs, OIL complaint Of +.
O'Brien, Of rinkcrton's ngency; Harry Vaughan,
caught Ia the act OF irving. to rob a
woman whose nasne Is unknown of her pocket
Of aaoon at No. 459 Clark street whero they
ase always congregased, owing to tic elaborate
freq lunch set forth By lie proprietor.
'. sehell'sr, rho was stabbed by some men
ol CLARK and Lake Streets a. 81 carly hour
% tending m. aat's IL IL & has pA'ss'''' no cle"r ar
idea as to who bis assai|ants wero, although
hs ~ a. e s e % naa ~ seen Il ce2ess S Tse
police hnTc made oycfy effort to get trace Of
them, but up TO a lato hour last night had
found absolutely nothing.
Patrick, atlas "lnutci,rrr,'" o'Mal1ey, who 50
hrntall{ bs.t md kicked his inoIens!Te friend,
street, was Yesterday arrested upon a warrant
sworn out before Just!ee Walsh by Mrs. penlp-
~. ,,, Me @ ~ held ln $1,000 bonds to
dea' from bis wounds md bruises. and Dr.
dolaspohn, who Is In attendance upon him. ts
unable to state bow they. will result. Tho
wounds arg Tery serious, and under no ctrcun1-
for some timo 10 como.
ThFoo tash, appats4tlv 1talians, called for
some drinka at a sa{o6n kept by william j.
Gaus, Nos. 12i mud t:s8' 8'Yorth pcsplaincs street.
Alter drinking they retuacd to pay, and tho
prop'etor tt'sistins that they should pay before
trio, = Toung tnan Of about 10 years
aaa r; o light 5 hair aati so'ap'sxion, @ sssSSea
Mr. Gaus in tlc right side OF the back, below
capped. d. Q. =. Howe, who dressed Tho vounu,
says It Is about All Inch in length and about one
and ball inches deep, and Is not likely to provo
| Serious
Edward Andrews, worthless apd drunken
follow, was yesterday held In 6l,000 10 the 9Th
by Justice Walsh for beating his wife. They
1.-Two IN fllthy and horribly wretchcd hovel IN
the re-: of Gllmore's saloon on Jctfcfson street,
TO ltquor;. inl=cd, they do nothing clso but
drink. and arc supported by the meagre
earnings Of their 1+ycar-old son, who finds cm-
plo5ment n the SALOON. p. Dodge was called
70 attend the woman Monday evening, and, tiad-
ing her suffering from drink md rather severe
bruises gil over thu body, which she said had
been inflicted or her husband, he uotldcd po~
l1eemhn. hndfo"s WIS then arrosted, nnl his
wife waa taken for treatment to The County
Hospital.
At 4:1 yesterday afternoon, az Mrs. May
pole. OF No. 30 Plum atrset. was crossing tho
intersection Of Canal nnd Madison strceta, she
was run down BY one Of Bra,ld's beer-wagons,
driven at d turtuus rate by Adam Heu1bes. Tho
pole Of the Tagon struck her on the breast and
carried her nearly across the street. The driver
did not walt to SEQ what damage be had
aonet put drove away at = still more rantd
gait Mrs. alaYpnlo was taken home tn car
rtago and physician who there attended her
found that ono rib had been broken, but was
unable to toll whas other Internal Injuries she
the !AdY's horso anil buggy, which lint, boon lott
IN the vicinity, und drove out to Brands brew-
cry, .on Hawthorn avenue where ho arrested
the driver.
Julius Wcntzo1. keeper Of small boot and
| 1AO0 pkO%p ~ 47ps Auo AuktANg HI0fG avenue.
drunk 90 MUCH strong liquor TINT he itnaginc,i
he had no further use for his wifo and family.
Accordingly, At 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, Rc
turned 's wife antl daughter out Ut doors, and
1Do'cock IN thu evening his son, having heard oi
Thu fatller's determination to live alone, came
homo TO got Ills o~n clothing. Atlt waA ctasetl
md til 4 t. 1ra @ "f h "n1 "a 'fsa hs fuaS s9
tho old man hogan breaking tho windows, and
In consequence his right hanl was badly lncer.
atcd. Policemen Grove and Kosbler. Of tho
Cottage Grove AVenuc Station, arrested lllm for
the assault upon his son, nlld, atter having h,a
wounds arcssed, Weuzel WAS locked up to sober
. oiI. ~ -00~2
, Levy Pierce, 10 years ot orc arrived In thls
eltY yesterday on bis way from Frlendshlp,
Whilo lunchng at valparaiso. lud., he Was &c. &c.
custcu hy man, whuIil he describes accurately,
nstt who said hc Eas en- routo to tho safn9 place.
Arriving bore yesterday morning, tic old man
the stranger and ut Despatnes strcat tho latter
met trlsna, who At tic moment Wan In nrcsa.
nE need Of $75 IS ho wanted to pay Tor hts
baEEage, hntt did not want to cash 81, 900
| bond. tic gave him tic money, ind t.suk ~
security small satcnel said to contain the boud,
but which Was found to contain only old papers.
Ms. p!escs not!!sed 'he police ~ soon as he snw
his destination With 1utt IS In cash. lie viii
return ta six days to sec II bis money has been
} recovered
before Justice. Drayton yesterday afternoon
there came up 'thv case Of follce.0 0illccr VIII.
: lam bOSd, charged with committing an assault
url battery upon Frnnk II. Collier, This a}.
; Legged assault occurred on tho night Ut the 2ath
! ult., or curly Oh t!e morning Of Sunday, May
! ~. rs Collier AMI a purity OF about 1 dozeil
young men Who has been attending reunion
, Of the Everett Literary Society At tho Palmer
House wore going west on Madison street. near
Curtis. ten. !. N. Stiles appeare1 for the pros.
ecutlon, ai,d Mr. a. y. Truda for thu dofsnse.
Attcr sotne delay . Jury Of six men was OBJ
, tatne1, anil the trial begau. The first witness
caIlod waa III. collier, Eshu testified TINT o aud
| ths crowd wete going hotne, soma Ut the
buys being Ifstle nulsy, und ttat tho officer
rushed acroas the street mud struck him, saYinu
n0-d d-n YOU. tako t!at und now 60 honne,'
) Tllen wltness inaisted on taking Npyi'a number
upon whfch tale oillecr rnn lin, In. In cross.px.
; animation, wisuess admitted thai somc of Tic
- crowd Ind been knucklng over some beer, kegs,
mud that they Wcro feeling pretty jolly, but liz
: said thut no liquor lad beel, drank ly any ui
t them durg tlio evening. Other witnesses fos
the prosecution testified to substantially tlle
same facts. All deslcd that tllerc was u1iy dis.
orderly conduct OIL The part of tllG crowd, all
admitted that they felt good and had turned
OYER SOME beer,kcgs, and all declared that tic
oflleer was sulleh to blamc On his part the ac
cubed DECLARED tint he was Justified In alscstiIle