, 1879-08-24
LOCAL CRIME.
Martin Flanagan Found G4ilty---
Stewart Adultery Case.

os4"dak TAtHhNly ~&@Ss
An Innocent Man Arrested--Polica- Court
Items.
The resfdeuce Of Charles Pope, No. 5l3 orth
La Sale street, was recently visited by daV bur
glars. who made off With about $13O Woztn OF
property.
George ". Payne. alias *Nbsy." profess
sional thief who used to give the uolice OF th!s
city great deal OF trouble, mas been arrested
at Wiuona MIMI, charged with burglaEies anu
| highway robbeEies in cowns along the Mh"au-
kee & St. Paul Railroad. Two other thieves,
whose names are unknown, broke jail, aud ars
| now supposed 20 be in this city.
J. c. Feldeman, mentioned some time ago in
connection With the Feldenan iewery case, Was
brought before Wallace, charged With larceny
He had been in the habit OF getting ieweirT
from ]. B. Chambers s. CO. to sell on COM
| mission. The1ast time be took Two watches,
but failed to make return, and he was ar
| rested. He was held to the Criminal Court iu
$500.
For some time past small quantities OF grain
have been stolen in this city from treight-cars
along the Baltimore & Ohio tracks. It was de-
tet"l1eo 70 put q seop 70 u, ana ~atch vas
OF Charles Virgil, Fred Schultz, and John
Kepka, we're arrested just after having helped
themselves to several bushels Of wheat. Justice
Wallace held them in 500 each to the Criminal
Court
Girard Augustus PelIage, q saloon-keeper ut
Ne 90 North Wells street, was yesterday az
rested upon warrant sworn out by hts wife,
Jennie Pel!age, OF No. Ill Ontario street,
charging him with an assault with Intent
to commit murder. The assault was violent
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tne GasG WI ioss 'es en ho,1s ~ ~ e,nsnr 1r-
ae1d GaIg.s ;an sa;0 =; ~ Armorv policc ronr,
ance % oi Feliage e;e IN Tue A'n'ots fo''e' eoa1s
"oa@' 'po1u ..u... oonas
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steamer Faxton from A1il~aukee J. D. Saw
telle, charged with the cmbezz!emenk vi S4o
from his employer, T. G.. Hugie, OF NO.
PSI South Water street 4e was ,e nc1an oner
to the Criminal Court BY Justice prindtVfllo
last Friday, and while being taken to jail be as
SauIted the officer and got awaY from: him.
4awre]lc is the man for whom Hetterick was
mistaken and arrested upon me arr1sa! ot tue
eoat az "aukee. lhs h oneef ,ha nau Conntr Iat1
While VII h.s on NH; his wag ag home. hon ' " ~
Wilam Harley, Milwaukee.avcnne clothfer,
was before Justice Walsh Yesterday upon
disordcrly warrant sworn out BY
| johanna CttS9InE, q servant 41EAClIF
in his employ. The complainant alleges that
be maes indecent ADVANCES towards her las: as
cornplistins bis purpose, while Mr.. Harley
claims that he discharged the girl during The h
would not prepare Ibis meals. MF. Harley IL
quite prominent man in that section OF TIT,
clty, and the case has been great source OF
SCANDAL.
RUr BELL,
+ho rod- -b.,dc1 terror of :. Ri1ern avenue. WIS
hafors f tst;"a am.nd rfc,d resterdaT ,robaby
te. ~ st,;ate .r.o Eor nnca fhc ish{eS vera
tUrnnS ~. u's d ee e,t fres sbe dcc;srei ta1
f;ons1.h1c Pat Horan' wh1se name has figured,
| ~ ssasa -,a,u t,n,os in The ncwsnaners. had
m nut 10 q lob on her. She told Charley Cameron
that several times in the past she had
rewarded Doran with $3 for packing Justice
Court iuries to acquit her and she declared that
1t was only when she refused 10 "blesd" any
pronounced the case to be shameful one, anu
fit subject for investigation By the Grand
} Jury, and apparently the Justice thought 30
} to-, for he told Ruby to 70 home.
THE STEWART ADULTERY CASE