, 1879-08-12
LOCAL CRIME.
Friedberg and His Gold Brick Ap"
pear in Court.
Cullerton's Case Continued--An Alleged
Ballot~Box Manipulator.
Another sc-Th!cf-RoWs, nurglaries,
md I,nrCcnic8s

TKIEDDERG's BRICK.
THE "uutI.IoNn DEALERS, IorIN nANsEH AND
II. ]. WAtKEik,
who arc alleged to have gotten se,s0o from
Lctscr Frlcdberg. The pavnbroker, for brass
brick, wuro presented to justtco Wallace at tho
Soutl,.Btlo Police Court yesterday afternoon
A. 4. Trldc appeared for tha prisoners, ant' tho
Prosecuting Attorney ana Evcrt Vnn Bhscif Tor
the Stato. Tho charge was y tho confidence
game"
hfr. Cameron exhibited tho brick, and OK
platncd tho little Gatno to tho Court .-.
Detective A1drtch asked for continuance.
There wcto other parties who hadn't been as-
rested, aud SONG wltne.acs to bo looked up,
The defense tntorposcti no objection TO post
poncment.
lu referring to tho question Of bail, Mr. Trudc
claimed TINT
was an employe Of FfieAbcrg.-that he eavo
1Ianson s270 to fetch him to tho Two men, SO
Tint ho could secure tho "BtuT." Hanson
know nothiug about the brick. AZ to Walker.
Il would be shown that he had not conmsttcu
the cstmo charged, The brick was represented
to Fr,edbcrc as the fruit OF tic robbery
OF staec.coach near Deat'wood, mud
tbc pnrty wcre tlcsirous that llo should buy It.
IIc entered into tho sclIcmc, tho property was
subjected to chemical examination BY hin, ard
Ils bought It. Tic Inv gase Friedbcrg no relief
/ under such circumstances.
| MIR, Cameron remarked that tho men bored
into tic brick and put the hllngs into paper IN
order that they might bo taken to an assaScrs.
| They changed tho paper, substituting one tllus
had real gold In 1t, anu the nss1yer pronounced
| II gond gold, fourteen cnrats ttne, ,-.....
NJ. lruae renoate s 'ua'SE ','aa M,1nnefn u,"1
rsleaoe.T @ a1 h, IA tnc brtc, was irTeIry
n,s,tc ,,nMt,o rroccctis OF robbery, and llc
| h"i;av.,, ,ntirtfcr And In fasret the oil.
ccr. to catch t!lv nut,. r!a tFrtedborg's)
puruose WIS not to lclLYcr them to public JUS
"~'' TO GET Tus rLuNDER,-
an oiu game, +. nG ts ~ ~ imr,nah,ii,v Iii of
,,,.in,n no Thr mil,lic yerilct WIS tic rroper
coiviclto1' III nt,,,s,'t nMn Ericabnro hal hran
treatcd s.o. rsgt. anti, ,,,a inflammation IN. lint
rraihae.1 TT won't tn III. officers aud told them
had sogs ;,s Sooas s wan,sS t to ssl
wuo IL ,, .no1 wh",l'"r nrnefty lIku It lid been
aih NC askc.i M wnIune. 'iYno.. .aiti ~ ''"'
bl.s"' rma rn t"a aent ~, To- reicr tn n man vhoso
ar trunG WIZ s,i ~ hi,o ~ n,1 wns ,ntrrr,,ntci
W MT' sa natGn' tt pn1 sna u t,roanrnt"r IN cnsc
man enactca 1ae , su,o y. "r,,ntnn yin yoa th.,
nn,-"t - t,1nre i, tc mat infanous group OF
pesten.'ap pspo,, iun,c1 in aran Int aubat1c
.' ~ n1 ra,""r,n eoi Il II nntt f,rt: jet him
Mnc, s, - !, '''e"''-Ae
~ s Gm' f,,x. =. ,,,c,, aa to,d Ar. van ruren II
e Sou 10 atran ,s yn,,I,. trd.r lin tf,row,l
!c my. is liz .' 'onr !; md waa cnti,iei m
~; IT, ,,ntcss thc Court said astop.'
~" ID, ,rrn,1n rrnre,ietl Frte(berr's statements
were not entitled to the aainc degree Of crc-
tIcncc and iltdIcin rcsoect ns those OF MsIc
The tkrory advanced by tho Prosecuting -Attos-
nov was Triclbcrs's theory.
THE JUSTICE
..,,,5 Nv thc 1,n,1 crrordIpc IN 1a,r -
saa no s.ouiu ~ s,.,nn,c,,sa n1 ,n"nsof n ,to
hnt nus,.a t,oo .o nn',li i,c sbown in wn,li hrar
iaets .,a1naa m.Im.a'eu e'a'a w 'o"'' ~ "s'N@
ulG cVinencI. .o,.,uo, ~,or, ,o,,o FIR lint n o,,
lme e"n ,i,.t si,nv ,y"sa oyrr In thc Crim,nnl
ncaecu tna' o's' "e'o "'N' as 1-"
court o,, s,t1 t,,o ,,,oro,,or wna that m
n,. ''s,, con ,r,a n".I 1' ni",d ~ i'm hrfr- WAS
nt. 'onoy rsar., nan ,,as ~, hnaIs fur fYnr liz