, 1879-06-29

clothing from Ellen Cashcr, $500 to the 30th;
! Guy Horton. not the Guy. Horton the colored
| man wanted for murder in Jefferson City.
| No., and vino was locked up at Central
station for Que week without cause, dlschargeQ;
Katie Howard and, Katie Mcdonnell, larceny,
$500 to the 30tb. Justice Walsh: Charles Miller,
colored. inmate of house Of ill-tame, say inc
! Denis Ryan, fast driving, IS fine; Thomas
| Cushman, dsorder1y, Stu fine.
Detective ". 4. Pinkerton states that upoh
/ the trial Of Brockw,y and Odel], the bank
forgers, he will be able to show their intimacy,
! certain other parties in the city, Who for some
! lnecrutable reason have never been arrested.
| Odell comes from wealthy and respectable
| parentage in New York, and was used by the
gang in getting rid Of the -forgeries uttered BY
,Brockway.
Robert Armstrong, arrested upon suspicion
by Policeman ]. ?. Beard, was found in posses.
which were identified BY Andrew Minnichin, Of
No. lbs Halsted street, and nine from Edmanson
Bros, Of No. 303 State street, whose place vas
'burelarizcd short time ago. lot Of
pictures and frames also found upon hlm we're
identified BY R. s. Merrill, of 2S7 West Madison
street. Upon this latter charge he took q
change OF venue to Justice Morrison, and was
fined $25. The other charges are being more
fuliT investigated.
Michael Bauer and John Kline. two e1-con-
victs recently liberated from Joliet, arc at the
Armory, as it Is supposed they are the ones who
!lnson's stone-cutters while on his way
home a few nights. ago. It is :. also
thought that they took part In an escapade at
the corner OF Harrison street and Centre avenue
at IN early hour yesterday morning. Policemen
Harnos and Wheeler ran across three suspicious
characters at that corner and on attempting to
overhaul them they ran of. Two shots we're fired
bV Rarnois, which were returned BY the thieves.
Only one OF the trio was rua down, and, upon
being taken to the station, gave the name OF
Identified as the notorious "Herzog, the
Crook" burglar and desperate who was noto-
rlous IN this city four years ago. 1t is thought
thAt these arrests will aid the police in break
great number Of burglaries, some feH OF which
the5 have already committed.
Detectiye Kesttng last evening strolled into
SALOON at No. 123 West Washington street, aud
was picked up for a stcrooked "man, by another
sailing under tile name Of Charles Edwards,
alias Hamiltop, alias THOMPSON, whom
he, arrested. The fellow said he was
lodging, and clothing. Besides, he was not going
to work nor beg for it, There was 'sbloke"
IN the place, he said, whom be intended to rob,
but his friends rot onto him, and "sterried ~
story. Hc had Just got out of jail at Council
B!uifs, after having served sixteen days.
Hs and his "pal," while crossing the bridge
between Omaha and Council Bluffs, robbed 4
man OF SIS, and threw him into the water. Hc
saved himself by swimming ashore. The Two
hlghWaymen were arrested, but their victim
failed to identify them, and they were sent
down for resisting the officers. It Is thought
the arrest may lead to something Important.
The fellows pnt can easily be captured, and 1t
is pretty certain they have been living some
time upon what they could steal.
Ch~-+1r rf+or q .s.1.u,.