, 1879-06-15
CRIMINAL.

charges against Ruby Bell and Lizzie Schacfer
tdruuk as usual) will be investigated tomorrow.
:. Martin Oleson and Minnie Haroelson, nccused of
adultery, we're yesterday discharged by Justice
Hudson. Julius Ma1quart was held in $500 to the
Criminal Court on q charge Of bastnrdy preferred
by Helonn Beirdmann.
: A barrcl Of St. Louis hour, Sunbeam brand,
awaits au owner at the West Iwelta st5ees :h sta
Whcan. and WIS sold to Mrs Hono1a Young OF
No. 20 Liberty street, for 33
John Lynch. who is now charged with forgery,
ana who IL to be tried on Thursday morning before
Sumraer6cld, desires Tue TN1EuNE to siate tlat
lie can prove his entire innocence, and requests
his friends aud the public to please suspend thclr
opinion until then. he claims to have. received
the forged checks innocently from i man named
Cook; VINO has jumped the city upon hearing OF
Lynch's arrest. =
at late hour Tuesday night, John Kilroy, liv-
ing at No. 81 Springer avenue, reported ut the
Ann, Is years Of age, had been entlced on the l1h
inst. into tho brick-yard OF Moulding Harlan, At
the corner OF Thirty-thl1d and U1lman streets. and
ONeil, living in an adjoining house. The evidence
OF the crime was so direct that the young man was
at once arrested. and Yesterday Justice SummeE-
is II years OF age, 2 laborer, and only recently
from Baltimore. ..-'
Minor arrests: Michnel Kennedy, suspected as
member Of gang who raised Tow IN W. J.
Euas saloon, NO. LII North J}esplatnes street, IN
which the proprietor was stabbed twice, Mar
sen, Of No. SOC Hastings street: Aaron
Graves. colored assaulting Mary Blane and
kicking her in the mouth Michael Mccormick,
assaulting his neighbor, Edward Reichenburg, Of
No. GIL Ashland avenue: Michael Johns, Frank
Wagner, and Thomas Schaltz, arrested With con-
siderable dit1culty for engaging in free fight at
trades meeting Of the bakers 1t No. North Clark
street last evening; and Philip J. lNtechul, bar
ber. with assanltin his servant girl Martha
Ingmundson.
Justice Walsh: Samuel Hill and William Frisbie,
disorderly, SIS fine; Robert Williams WIS held in
ST. 600 bonds to the Criminal Court for the burglary
Of Vail Bros. Office, No. 10 Franklin street. on
casson. Cas- SON. Of Of - No. q Clinton street, to whom
ine the chief witnesses aGainst him;
not Of Vanity Fa,r, however, $50 line for drunken
ness; Frank Peters, IL years OF age, pleaded guilty
to drunkenness. and SAID that he and two other
tau1ant ut the corner Of Van Buren and Clark
streets but being sti 1ntIe under ths s; infn h.
jacobson, enlbezzlement from James McDermott
5000 to the goth; Patrick Moore. larceny Of horse
neighbor, saOo to the 18th. Edward and Catherine
Nicholson and John Mullen roped Frank McCarron
into their honse s,ts1 at sf;ne No 'essoa s4no'
him on his back to stone yard four blocks away,
500 each TO ths Criminal Court Justice Sum.
Kuriman, $50 fine and $500 to keep the peace for
one year; John Morgan. Henry Trun, and Harry
ms h5nss ase ii nma5s' 5 6earorp 9 pa0s s,ce
a iiirtls Eirl named Mary Ascn. $1,000
to hs was nqlasd BY ths aston .o Of
milk from j: 1. Stone. SIS dne; Mary Newman,
xag yaggrancy, s25 ane; aasCie Pointer disordery'
Ion Heights farmer who forged three small checks
upon the First National Eank, continued to the
a91 Jossp MSaks from s Tyss
Criminal Court; the Cati!ine family Of neudicants
set ut liberty. there being no eloquent Cicero
in series Of petty tnefts from his employer, Jerry
As sate Street, $500 to tns Criminal &C couit
who was shot in an endenyor 10 rob the slorc Of F.
j. Lehman, No. So Blue Island avenue, 81, 600
to the Criminal Court npor charges Of having made
commit 4 larceny. JOHN Doyle. 10 yearr Of age,
10. occupation. announced, himself ''slck OF
policemen, y and on the complaint OF Edward Shea,
Of No. 1873 Thirty-frst street, and q smart little
DO, Of years, held in s2, 600 to the crin,nal
Court JUSTICE kaufnann: y. +. chattield E.A;
Mut9td G. AorEan i sssbp ssss3per Vayed
Criminal Court; Elizabeth Young assault and
malicious mischief, s6u0 to the 2lst; Mary Lynch.
malicious m1scnle1, sou me-
THE PEPpRR-THRoWERs.
The police still continue at work upon the great
red-pepper robbery, but thug far have not been
favored with any great success The recovery OF
the s., $50 still outstanding mag never be made,
enabling them to hire the best legal talent
up upon an '.s1l equal footing with the dsl railroad
company ns to the defense. For insta1lcc, II they
can manage to get light prosecution in consdcra
1ion Of the return OF the money, they: will un-
doubtcdly do so. Yesterday the police arrested
William Seldom. co1ored man living ut No. 1S2
ed we'll behaved citizen, but recently las taken
to drink, and hns done considerable loafug
about the Irish Bros. saloon on Clark street.
While he Was in the hands OF the police they in
dueed him TO tell all he knew about the robbery,
but he was thought to be deeper in the scheme
than now appears. The robbery WINS committed
on Saturday. The prev1ons Thursday Seldom
and WAS sent to get horse and buggy He got
u suitable rig at the livery OF Homer Bros, No.
102 Jackson street, and drove 1t to 1rsh's saloon.
Gillian and colan started of, but returned shortly.
Evidently the uuspces were unfavorab1e, or tlse
they weakened. Seldom then took . short drive in
he parted company With it, that it Was good rig,
aud be wonld likely want 10 hire it again before the
week waa out There iF, however, no evidence only
Suspicion, that Seldom knew what the buggy was
wanted for, and this constitutes the charge of rob-
berry upon which he was booked It will be
menbered that McGraw himself went for the bug
gv which the robbers actually uscd in escaping.
the saloon keeper was yesterday discharged be-
fore Justice SummcrAeld, for lack of prosecution,
the police having been unable to get any evidence
directly duplicating him.