The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-03
TELEGRAPHIC
CRIMINAL CALENDAh.
sundry Misdeeds of the Wicked.

Sundry Misdeeds of the "1cAeu.
Nav York, 2-Dayid A. Paul, $40
East six b, was arrested to-day cn.rseu
with viols.ing the new law 10 manu'S SIs
turing cigars 10 9 tenement. de Was nelo
to bail for trial This was the nrst ease
under the law which went into enecs 20.
day, and will be carried to higher eou''
and test case made OF It. a,
Edward Lobello, alias James FAUX
ner. was arrested en- board the steamer
Lydnia Monarch, OIL application OF u
British consul, charged with forging I'D
Bristol, England, q cheque for 41Su. ~
this sum G230 in gold was found Win
him. He was sr-aigned before the nited
States com missioner, and cent 10 JAIL u
swat examination.
fne grand jury, 10 day, HANDED IN 3
presentmeBt in regard TO the bureau o.
water tents and the bureau of arrears
and assessment, in both OF whicn
frauds hsvs recently been discovered.
TIE system Of keeping accounts Is pro
nounced faulty and inadequate, snd the
immediate adoption Of an improved
system is recon- mended, and that
bosrd of experts be appointed to examine
eli financial departments Of the city from
July TO date.
The case Of Frank Sberwen, who was
arrested in Chicago, was surprise to
his friends. SherWen has figured pro-
minently in public life for many years.
The charges against him dated 60 far
back ss 1873, when bs was indicted in
Albany for failing to appear there IN
obedience TO subpoena 10 connection
with the prosecution Of Phelps, default
ing New York State treasery cashier.
Six indictments were found against him,
but he was no. tried. 1t wss alleged
that he had left the country for Europe.
Over year ago ne wac arrested on the
old charges against him in this
city, and WAS taken before the
Supreme Cour. on g writ Of
habeas corpus. Sherwen was Ye-
msnded 10 the custody of Fischer, OF
Albany. An appeal was taken to the
general Supreme Court and the judg-
ment was affirmed. Meantime Sherwen
was taken to the Court Of Appeals and
that court also affirmed the decision of
the Supreme Court directing Sherwen to
appear and abide under the general term.
The accused was to have appeared before
the general term to-day, but failed to do
so. That was owing to his arrest in Chi
cago upon telegram from Albany. His
council obtained an order from Judge
Barrett, returnsble on Friday next before
the Supreme Court general term, to show
cause why ell proceedings should not be
stopped. Meantime the order itself
stayed all proceedings. Counsel presented
the order before the general term court.
The district attorney Of Albany moved
that the order should be vacated, claim
ing that Sherwen was required by the
Court of Appeals to be in court to-day,
and such orders should not be interfered
with. He asked that Sherwen's bail be
and that Judge Barrett's order
ba vacste3.
Minneapolis, Min, l. Last night
between l and o'clock four men entere d
he store of Cohen & Rosenthal, on
Washington avenue, south, and carried
away ready msde clothing valued st
$4,000, using drsys to cart the goods
away. It is asserted that two policemen |
aw the men in the s.o!e, but were afraid /
o attack them, and while one went to |
for assistance the thieves be-
anne alarmed and escaped.
Harrisburg, l. - Benjamin Wilsou.
'olored, was fatally shot while fleeing
rom Charles McCullOch's hotel, Bridge,
,ort, which he and others att mpted to
OBJ. Wilson escaped home snd died in
)ed from his wounds. A coat the robbers
eft in the hotel made Wilson known.
New York, 1.-The police made three
rrests Of persons engaged in the whole.
ale robbery of postofices in Msssachu-
etts and Connecticut.
Oxford, Ind, THE coroner's inquest
n the case Of Ada Atkinson, so mystic
iously butchered, ia conducted with the
'tmost secrecy. The coroner went to the
Gene Of the tragedy and interviewed
Jacob Melting. who is closely watched
n account Of bloody handkerchief
ound in his possession.
Burlington, IA HdsOkeye epacisl
rom Iowa station. Ills,, on the Carthage
'ranch Of the Chicogo, Burlington &
quincy. gives en- account OF fatal
rsgedy there to-day. William Diver, q
leaf mute, REACTED by his brothers.
widow, attempted TO kill her with hand
xe, and inflicted serious injuries, Being
Interrupted in his endeavors TO spiritual |;
"a his sistsr-in-law, he cut his own
hroat and pounded himself on the head I
With the sxs until he fell dead. The
Voman will recover
Ceastsntinople, 2.-The British cons ul
1 Suturis, Albania. was fred 1T while on
hunting expedition 6 few dsys since,
ut not hurt, The would .he-ssssssins