, 1881-07-17
MOCK JUSTICE.

It Is Still Administered In Cook County
| Through the Queer louAtubles and
| Their .sGan2s.,s
TIE TRIBUNE OF last Friday told of the ar
rest Of Constable Dial, K. e. Guodwillc, who is i
! bad deb" I" collector, and John Nurphy* on
churxc OF riot, preferred by Mr. J. Il. Gregory,
one OF the proprietors Of the I'll lance; and now
| there IS mure of considerable interest to tell
about the same case, und Others connected with
] 1T. The whole history Of the trouble, Including
| the later developments, was told to TRIBUNE
| reporter yesterday By SIR. Gregory, aud is as
follows:
| Sumo time last March there was iu1ttured be-
fore Justice SmulI, who nulds forth way out in
the country somewhere, suit for months 8
house-rent against Mrs. Carrie Hudson and ner
da lighter Mary. Constable Underwood WIS as
| signed the duty OF serving the two defendants
! w!th summons, put, w1en he went to their
hotne, @ ut ut NJ " West Alans street, be fou.d
that Mrs. Hudson WAS visiting out of the city.
ut Justice sn,"lls Court" sud ID left 'DtSo tho
Court on Western avenue" Then Underwood
quilted The house. Without leaving any sum
nuns nuns or x.vtng any further Information: Miss
bruther-in law, and who made Il futile ctfurt TO
ttnd Justice Sululi on Western avenue. He
finally decided that it was some trick, and the
whole matter wus sUnn furEorten. Nuthln1
more WIS heard of it until
LAST WEDNESDAY,,
when Constable Dal- accompanied by Goodwtlie
aud tlurpot. appeared III tue Hudson tlomicl,e
tAke everything in ting ht,use else get ;nuney''
1t hnppened, strangely enough, that Mrs. Hutl-
sou was ,iso away from home gu thts occasion,
and that Hiss Mary was called upon TO attend TO
tue 1ntruders. Sne asked them by what rtgat
they proposed to take things from the hnuse,
aud they answered that they knew their busi-
ness, and forthwith laid bold Of q Piano, which
WIS roughly banded about until Mary. fearing
ths instrument would be badly damaged, offered
ff7st
accented, though Murphy WIS lift In the house
us custodian Ut the furniture.
arrsst When Mr. GrrTory Lives at No. Leavtt
O'clock IN tho afrernh,n. he heard that
ne wns wanted at his mother-in-law's. He
aecordngly hur:ledly went over 4nere Find,ng
Murphy snooz'ng % an easy-cua'r. ne asked ain
What vi't n's o!isness there was The ''custolan''
sea. r ~ ssa "fs 9s be 50
him that be WIS fur fron being in a funny
mood. ordered him to leave the house. Murphy
fetnsed. but was prompely seized BY the
CoAT-CoLl.AK AND SLACK OF TILE PASTA-
LOOMS
and assisted to the door. On the way there he
Reached for hrs pistol, but when he found Nr.
Gretsofy eSh hitting u si1nilar weapon be 'Fi'ted
entirely, tlld begged Don't shut upu't shUot."
Just :ts The ''cusrudian" went tying down the
ff'nt steps he felt b,,ot Guile very suddenly
against that portion of his pantauous where one
Of Mr. Gregory's .nds bud before been. The
following duy witnessed the beginning OF the |!
prosecution for rint before Justice Hummer. |
Miller, and swure out u Stale warrant nxn,nst |
A1r. Greg 'ry tor pulling no revolver. The war |
rant was given u Constable UDricn to EXECUTE /
Q Dr;el fold that he would lind Mr.
Gregury ut Nh. GA West Adams street, and
when he went there he was followed by Cuu-
Stable Dal. Gto.i~iiiic Murphy. and three other
Inetl,. besides four piano tnovers and furnl-
ture-car. OBrec WIS the only one ad-
mrtted to the hnuse. After Searching
in vain for Nj. Gregory be came out on the rront |
Steps, where the "EAng" WIS waiting and held |
open the dDor while all rushed H. Tae yest,-
b1ic dur sfcy found closed, but tnev f.,rccd it
open. There heng no gentlemen in tho house
the gam" had little trouble in
LuGGISG AWAY THE. FURNITURE.
One OF Mrs. Hudsons daughters took hold OF the
piano. as II tu inter}rrc with its removal. and
was pushed aside with such force that she fell I
quite viucnt1y to the tlo0r. The furniture
lot ut chairs mud several other articles. Tbcse
were tnkcn to one Parry's place, No l6J West
Monroe street. ~
That san,e evening Constable O. Drien arrested
sr. Gregpry. IT his home. Oh the ,iurphy war |
rant. Ahtl later ttk bond fur rhe prjstper's an
pearHnce Tuesday afternoon ut j O'clock befure
Justice Miller. He cuurged Mr.. Gresnry s. for
In,s servlce. MT. Gregory went before Justice
slliler Yesterday norn1ig. and was tnld that the |
"hole bond transaction UT o Brtcu.s pnrt WA |
"taily without legality. and that ne Mil ier] !
YOU'D moi recognize the proceedings. ANr |
5reRory 1ntgdt 20 Away aud mt CONT. back"
Next sr Gregory went before Justice liam
nes- and On Il writ of repievtn secured the fur
allure without trouble, and hnd it taken buck to
rs .;, motner-In,1aw's house. Tht5 replevin suit
Fill be tried Thu rslay morning ut o'ctuck. bur |
ne riot cuse comes up tomorrow afternoon ats
o'clock.
In al the proceedings on the mart of Constable