, 1880-08-01

Seatto St ~ .pa4a patons rom IL. Levi, Of No. 340
less, J. II. Mitchell, and John Schuknocht. tua
captains who persist in footing whisties in
violation Of the city ordinance; +. c. Webbcr.
| Notary fnbllc and TN alleged attorney,
| charged with obtaining horse and buggy
Gross; Sallle G: Palmer, larceny Of SIS cash
from young German whom she last even
Ing roped into the "uncle SAM saloon. On
Clark street,
~ 80 O'Clock last night Officers Mahoney
ana Jones, OF the Deering Street Station, at
Michael scanlon, who was One Of a party
Of Ashland avenue and ID Twentyosee1 ty.xet
f Gnd street Scanlon resisted, and ran
into q barber-shop on Ashland avenue,
prepared, to defend himself His father
happened to be in the barber-shop at the
TIME. and when the officers attempted to
arrest his SON he intcrfcred with them and
held one Of them. The young man was dis
then both the father and the son were taken
to the station.
Detectives Shea and Ripley made another
They saw Willie Crawford and Harry
McC9y together with two we'll ll-known
ResssS Tie %5s entering af sas ass Ear
rison streets. The officers followed into
the restaurant, and Mccoy, upon seeing them.
started for the door, but was stopped by
Ripley. Crawford was then arrested by
Sshea: On the way to the station MCCOY
WAS caught at it, and the watch was recov-
ered;,' Upon being searched another double
faced gold watch, Appleton Il Tracy make, and
also a set of gold jewelfy were found. for
all Of which an owner is wanted. Crawford
had nothing about him, but Is known to be-
a*'pal" Of Mccoy, and has been consortIng
with him and the cyprians for some time
past,
John Wells, p years Of age, living at No.
ssl Division street, was last evening stabbed
id IL the y small Ghnaoh Sf the back knea on the the Egght
who, keeps 9 laundry in the basement
Division street. The Chinanan only
moved into the place recently, and, being
aa aneved df"bosy bV s IN that yep a ay ofMy r. M
neigllborhood: They have put blocks Of
wood. into bis door-handle, thrown ash
barrels and other refuse. down i'll
to, the basement, and have COM
himself, his worknlen. and lis property.
Last night, as usual, q party Of young men
amused themselves by annoying him, and, as
it was Saturday night, he was oyeranxious
to get through with his work. The China
nan nan qd stood their, racket as long as
stairs at them, whereupon either Wells
or one of his companions struck him in the
mouth with fist, causing painful injury.
Tom Sam at once whipped out long dirk
knife and stuck Wells In the back, and then,
throwing the knife away, he ran
to save himself from tie crowd.
Wells was borne to his home, where
he was attended by Drs. Cass:and Bogue,
who thought the wound a serious one, but
were unable to sag last night how, it would
result The knife with which the cutting
was done found its way into the hands Of
of tie end Of It, and at. frst
it was thought that the knife had broken in
the wound, but this is not nearly SO probable
as that it was broken when thrown away by
tue owner. The Chinaman was arrested BIZ
Officer Michael Franzen, and was locked
up ut the Lurrabee Street Station. He
confesses having done the cutting, and
thinks he was justified. He has frequently
complained to the police, but his laundry is
a considerable distance from the station, and
lie could not run there every time anything
lappelled.