, 1881-01-30
ROBBERS CARNIVAL.

ROBBERS CARNIVAL.
Calumet Avenue Residences Hatded
by Climbing Thieves.
It wns evidently a man who was uuncquafnted
with the ways OF the Chicago police force who
said "Thar q new broom sweeps cleau,' while
talking the other day to very large taxpayer
and weil-known citizen. The latter remarked
to a Tn1n1rNE reporter II am afraid that bc-
Gartole is too much In favor Of the policemen
for tho good of the people, of Chicago. He
knows how to suppress, or have suppressed.
bjo burplnries, but when thief Is caught ny
him or his rninions the fact Is heraldeo oroao-
cast over the land.'' This Is absolutely true.
The number Of bnrgaries w9iea a naye Geen eom nd
carefully suppressed by Currier and his detect
ttyes is really startling. and whenever Nc
Ga'Isle or fSoy 9noW noting oh about It,
il was learned last evening that the residence
Of Mr John a. Mark!ey. Of the well knowo nra
the -1v evening previous md a large a,aoaut
OF very valuable property taken of course
Tia phqsaae aStsa and
fe5nssp9he'nr fson 2ae twenty Street Station
n2ettv look orta1 from the all sase shs
that could be gathered, thnr neither Shea. Cur.
rier cGarge took yesy sfeat .ntefest q ot
in the matter, and ar M na.K ata,;res NIKE some
effort and find the goods Mr: Aaskley nvea IN ~
the largest taxpaylng resdence district ST. o. ne
fsRy & aiiea hns hl%se ss ess
and he w have tae astxe ap III Ea 1a
| Avenue. Nenr by live Mr. George II. Puliman.rhe
Kelths Marshall Field. I. 2. Letter, coner@ess- @
iams, @ E. q. Asay. and :. the busy burglar" bay s
eamptnE cam grouud. ! TRIBUNE reporter ;as,
tia1ns than six iarge i had Ieen oomit{el
in this locality within very recent peria, NO. NO.
Of which had been made punG Gc. ano aa u de dot
tective force discovered the thieves Or recov-
cred to the owners one dollars worth Of pro@pero per-
MI; Norman n,sr T. w1ams Tami9 1os1 On Nv TWenfy @
second Street, hard b., lost over $500 worth, and
| SO On to the end OF the chapter. ,.
| When TRIBUNE reporter called upon Ar.
Murkley he said he had given the matter into
the hands OF tho police. who had warned him
and his family to beware OF the newspapers. as
erv Of The prcpcrry. The reporter insisted that
be- had in j measure learned the facts, and =
hlr. Markley would not ten anya'ng y sr,e t,
| wha: he had. Mr.. Markley aXain ~, Insisted saai
he desired no notoricty, but be tinnlly consented
to state what bud been taken' ano now ne sup
TIE BURGLARS ENTERED:
The residence is on The east sde OF Inc 91fge t
between Twenty first and twenty &c IN, IN =
poe pnpas hss Ss all 1ear sae Soks out
lake. and each residence Is 'soiasea s,saa he LUZ n]
other, except in the case Of double houses, ol
nsheys tnefe Soase ass IS Occupied BY
!s M1 ans ap 5s Mss SaEss Tse d;sSnS sSS 3
The lrst uoor which is entered f from I1n,.s the
terrace, bs high stoop. Back OF the library
running around ths and Tgfea over " T6e
family sleeping rooms arc % the tioor r.; above.
mr. und Mrs. aiarkey sleep in the middle room;
%nsd'issly M4s nsEer oTes IL the The Do Which
au alcovc room, entered by two doors,
one into the room proper and ana tne .Ianel ntneI
inR the porch-roof. was one window upon which
the I fastening between tue TWO sashss was left
open 4! $50 Frldsy evening tbs t4m,Iy neS sgt
O'clock sci She had little work basket with hsr,
she shrsw cnreleyy IND on !nE oe ano
the footboard. She then took OF diamond
solitaire Reafsl 11g ,,,a@ anh r !SLs qsa
npen the y We corar Vile getting
ready for dinner She eft me ne things mug nl12 yuS
she bud st ott s% a9s to
soiet ts eoaz dexn %m;t;sa = d'naSs 4S;s
bus Friday eyepins sen ne ta the
Tie family bud Noticed draft OF cold air rush.
ing through the dining room whne at 1nell
%aea IT, bsksr sssaRtast is
dinner, he was absolutely thunderstEuek g
Everything w eno nc e. cen S1Trlpr p
TtS had enteeed eU tsfsugh IL; tie window of sir
: and Mrs: Markley,s. room, and took frou
The n1S 9e 9x}s
Markley. ] He looked fhrorgh hirfM.7s dressing.
case md took nothing pissed by a olgses 'en 10
fnd Hs Ts''aeS ransaesei g't @ ea
missed Wallet {,e oonfaa'nE mta markIeg' Se%,
. room roo be passed e1pldlR nto Mrs; Bakers. Her
be opened the upper daTes OF ~ her Is dressing Sg
o Sa $ eh rnFs Fo%
% Wbic6 be -, extractedasa ] OF turquoise teweiry
@ ets ss of 1ish sti1e
aiagree alag jewery: globe; ;iSet !oS;ket, set wit,
fre Tatsa Staons be toea
SssSes t5ss Sstt00 ss ust2'ase SSss
t crannies, overturned t91lst oo1ess es;.e-ttya 10y
S took nothing IL more, o,,e,1,ah a the Window sii
e AVN Tie porch-post,! out through the, bac
: vur yurd. and down the railroad track. ..o ~ on
eral hr cane naeee over, incudng Lieut. Shea The
bud been committed, but 1,a4 that ,,Ss,i T4s q
80 t9s saaa n one Of q r s{ f.
a1u 1 tuat u'oet ~ thp hn,Isa last evening, but
cone 20 and Mr Iarkley thought thai b.
to Do Hs 4snRs nRs No shae faqs 3he c
!. shc,,td IL haVe made rood his promise. "a,
OTHER En4onuEREs. j. |,
George Whites young man e%9Ploysd 9I'lo a {.
swery stpfs fse ia arnfy nmE cha,s