, 1879-04-20

was nearly dead when let down. Ae rcvlseo,
aud was again hung, still refusing, me thlesSs
dina md sl3. the savings OF his children. They
also took all his horses, three III NUMBER
CITY CRIMINAL NEWS.
Mary Brett, years OF age, living With nef
parents at No. 357 Larrabee street, was run
down and Instantly killed BY lumber wagon
owned by Kaeseberg & Rim, and driven "
Julius Heincmapu, who was arrested by folice-
man Bittel, to bc held to await the result OF the
Coroner's lury.s
J. C. sturtevaut, of No. "a Thfrty-eigntn
street, was last evening arrested upon o.ate
warrant for assaulttng Peter MURPHY, anu h;,,r
Thev had been playing freeze-out in Joseph
cahill,s saloon at No. 706 Cottage Grove ave-
nue.. on the night Of the 10th, and they quar-
relied as to the payment for a round OF of'nhs'
Three small boys named John Green, Charles
Buckley, and Denis Harrington last , eyeRi1s ply;
zie streets making off with large bu9dls OF
outcry which so alarmed the men ulat .tt'ey
dropped their pluuder; The little fellows aa tnen
carried the goods TO the West Maolson stfee1
station, where they await IN owner.
Lizzie Rice, aged l3 years, and Elizabeth
Donohuc, aged Is years, but scarcely looking
half that age were at the West Madison Street
Station yesterday awaiting news from thelr
parents at Indianapolis, from whom they ran
away several days ago. Both i are On a the m'te 4e
show the first signs Of what they are anxious to
bccome,-common cyprians. The father OF TIE
former, living at No. 319 West Court street, In
dianapolis, has been teleSraphed-
Charles O'Neil at $3.50 yesterday afternoon
went into saloon at No. 500 Clark street, anu
wnlie tere na uspusu na W. ~ ~ drine An en-.
to the payment oa rouao ~, a. Mandav,a set.
hlo{1 a4 ~, ~ onr nj hv cuttine ONei On
e cum olla nth JUL ntorinotc@ ~ and ware
wounds boln men wet9 ..s'>' "''e
held ny tne ponce upon unle'e"' eA01so''
Arrests: Thomas Barron, bastardy, on COM
Street: Henry Rooney and John Sweeney, young
pickpockets suspected OF having robbed lady
Of = pocket-book containing $50, at the
corner of Dearborn and Madison streets;
warrants % and thieves; 0. L. Sanger,
Andrc Andrews, George Cunningham,
:. Sbang Andrews, John McDermott, Emil
Bensngcr. and Bill Bottomly, dog-fghtcrs:
Morris Finkclstefu, allowing minors to play
pool: John Kelley, alias Rooney, teamster
Who would not carry his load up two flights OF
stairs at The end OF tao route, and was thereby
| compelled bv the owner to help himself to part
Of goods in lieu of his pay, Lctit'a Curray, dis
crv.store. ~
.,,. uc,a.. ,,
Justice Mo1rlso9; nooTtt, H., 'l,n Ia,1na-, e5no -
Kelley, burglary OIL hafp hees 1Iuny, "v9t ~,
| the Criminal Court; Cnar1es hrnger, cus;..E
John Hitter on the head, Ssoo to the criminal
Court; Michael fcoha, allo"nS !nlngis i! " paa!
pool, 425 fine; Andrew Olson, disorueril,
S10o tne; DAVID Dean' Drawing puecnetlhuii
| upon his VIE, 3o0o nhe " tne 1iti'.as1a 1t
Court; Ben husS' larceny VI natS .4 d.oui itS,
Aisoru, .;., 20. ;s ,v;fc nn iivinp With
| $500
a and Henry Ionrc. burglary Of the dry goods
| stora ri i}ace Rros.. Ma S4i Milwaukee avenue,
! a"d e+o.linr so5 cash from the TILL 81 GOO
~. ~ t,a Gr;m;na1 conrt: Charles Olson, larceny
Of Of seven sew pounds Of coal from James Hcffernan,
81 81 aA fine: PATSY % bolivar and Prank Carney, "a
y. sr.on.s SIM coch Wi1liam Carter. Is wears OF
lra c'aree7 ,cirh stcan~ in Inst December sS8
.:or.h ;.wclrv frnm lis emn]uycrs. Messrs,
osgooa i Whitney, $500 to the Goth; John B.
3G W Who
Married hy Father Austin Morini, now
~ t1,;s c;1v' s500 to ihe Crimiual Court; Denis,
oi,,s - Swansv- !; Burns. chargcI with robbing q
,ra1i;e. .nrd1ar m Hnlsted street yjaduct, dis
t:,s Criminal Court; John, alias ''Bish," Shea,
,n1,,, oiiaE ..I;niv;s Burus discharged: John
e1i3r;',.n theft IT Some cooner:s tools, SIS fine;
vGnu sr;tt ~ othcer when irving to orrcst
en,na "'un n;ctnnr,ets 1 = few DAYS AFRO. Justice
% Summerileld: The "Cap" Rounds safe blowers,
| discharoed fo- lack of prosecution: Henry New
1non 1aTccnvn5 ciothinr from the Burdick House,
500 to to- the Criminal Court; Thomas ConncIly,
a tlieyish clerk in the employ Of B. Gross1nan,
s5,m i';ttn. Edward Foster, attempting to vote
cra1iv Hu in the North Division, $500 to The 10Th;
FranE bows. q waiter at Mouroe's dive on State
STREET whn atolc n s1O0 bill from John Snirs,
s.no to the Criminal Court,
1'' " TIE m BODY OF TUE DEAD BURGLAR
has not been identified yet. K. Coleman, OF
No: 161 North Clark street, plumoer' l1snti ti-
fed the tools that were IN the Ciafk i1a
street pawn-shop, and also some toois
that the fellow had used 10 MS
work. on Ihirty-tlrst street: MS place
was burglarized week ago trldav morning
early, and these and few other tools taken.
Thomas Habey and 4. zlpman, plumoers on
Sixteenth street, are inc ones Wno 1sconnenu :l u
ed the deceased to Bergner. Nelther OF
them could be found last night,
but it is believed That neitner kno%s VS.
| ANYTHING ABOUT tie man otner t1an t!lat no
trends II, snG guy That be t nau whn @ }cr