, 1881-11-13

side the door Keane refused to ask anybody Tor
any money at ALL and 6ald he wou!dn go oacK
with the ba.lid who manifested a desire to take
him back to the station. When keane said thla
Frsiuk Rogers. the proprietor, Tom HuFKe. Wno
had appeared against him In court, aIo iLo1uas
Ryan, Il hangef-on about the place. tooX u ne
prisoner away from the officer, pushing tue 1at-
ter outside and closing the door A1IeI nIul'
Hefter called the patro-wa1ou ana naa me me
three rescuers arrested. keane escupeu' auo
had not been caught last night
BEFORE Judge Tuley. tn the Criminal Court
yesterday Anton Medina pieaded Eu1ltE 70 gr1nu Ti
larceny: and was reminded for sentencG r. tIiai
Of John Calvin and Frank Cafragner; Two ups "
VINO ure charged with the burglary ot Rossntnas
ibeE e1oa1 s1o, ste;s ort S Of qds
who saw the biirglars CARRYING their plnnder
through the street WIS Instrumental IN causing
West W TWelfih Street Station. and III the reeov-
cry OF the goods In the yard IN the rear OF young
Carrucher's home on West Polk street.
.H.B PALMER, the man who WAS arrested last
Friday nigh, by Detectives Elliott and wiley @ As
he alighted from train OF tho Lake shore
Roati, i,as been identified Us an old onehoe9 "a
this city, He was arragned ut the South sue
et1rs Georse iGSrt ena5fs IF g.
b1 S1au by selling him Hi Hile1ed patenl-tlgu IT,
fo7 tho manufacture Of soap. The case Wus
continued. Another case. onsed apon S1nla!af a,a
circumstance awaits the prisoner Whe:l HAWK
fus ca5e shall have been dtsposca OF: II "oufo'
therefore, appear that the TUXEDO police author"
are not likely soon to have the pleasure Of pros
ccuting the prisoner.
F1RMAS Us. FIRMAS.
Considering the length OF time It occupied,
and the res,iit the divorce cASe OF tirlnan Us.
Ftr,0au has been decided hasco. rue clusil'g
morning On tho part OF the cou1pIulnahL ana tne
case was given To the Jury about naii-past II.
They went out and had dinner, aud then after
oulv abou- huff uu hour tiled into court with
their verdict Only the Judge aud Two OF tne
counsel were present to hear that the t"cISe
men found the defendant not guilty Of the acts e.
or repeated cruelty charged against him. The
compananL's counsel WIS surprised. 10 put Il
very mildly, and he made motion Tor new
trial, and said he was willing to argue II then
The Judge. however, declined. He said he
was tired sitting through the protracted tfIai:
and the motion would hare to 20 over Until
Tuesday.
TERRIBLE CHARGE.
Officer August Lueders arrested respectao'e
appearing 1utddle-aYed mnn named +audison
kuck Yesterday, and locked him up ar the MAIi-
son Street Stalon. The warrant upon which the
arrest was made charges the prisoner Will nav
ing crimtnaily assaulted his own daughter, uut
the story Of the woman ~as told: 1t dues not
seem possible thnt the charges can oe true Dut
she voucnes for them and will tell them n21t1u III
Opcr who IS carpenter living at No: 533 Car
roll avenue. and is at present Airs Andrew Boz
land having been married about yeur "go' snc
says that from the ti:re she WAS years old up 70
the time Of her marriage her lnther compelled
her to occupy the sumo bed with him. Not only
was this the case with her. but her sister Nett.c
was subjected III Similar Treatment. Nettlc
mnrriel u brother Of Andrew Borland, nnd
about two mouths ago. Mrs. Dorland says, left
the city for St. Joseph, Miss. 10 escape the per-
Gecutlons Of the unnatural father This dauEh-
ter. it ts SAID, as we'll AS another one nnleu An
mic, who is bur 10 years III age, will be present
to prosecute him, the little one having suffered
ut bis bands in common with her older sisters.
il was stated iu addition To this that Buck
was arrested ut Hebron. Ind. for criul-
inally assauIt.u9 tho. oldest daughter -
TnBuSr, reporter had . talk with me
He says TINT it is simply conspiracy on the
part 0f the daughters und their husbands, al,
though he does not say what object they could
have in getting up such Il string Of damaging
statements. The case will be brought before
Justice Walsh tomorrow morning.