Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-20
POLICE PARAGRAPHS.
People Whose Names Adorned the Registe
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People whose Names Adorned the Register
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Two vagrants, Moore and Hill, have been
sentenced to thirty days on the streets
by the police judge. Sentence was suspended
upon their promise to leave town at once
Complaint has reached Chief Seavey from
c. B. Blackburn, 1905 Park avenue, that n
gang of boys congregate around that corner,
and that he wants them dispersed by tie
police.
Chief of Police Speers of Kansas City
shipped the Kountze Memorial silver service
to Theodore Olesen. The property, which
was stolen n couple of weeks ago from the
church, was found in the weeds in the
suburbs of Kansas City.
Chief Seavey is in receipt of a telegram
from Syracuse N. Y, which says thai
Charles Wilson has been positively identified
as the murderer of Detective Harvey and
thanking the chief for valuable information
regarding the career of Wilson.
The Chicago police want the Omaha Off
cials TO look out for and arrest George Stone,
Nelson. and Frank Graham, who killed II
year-old boy named Ryan. Both crimes
were committed about the lst of the month
Chief Kain OF the Saginaw Mich, police
force has written Chief Seavey for an
opinion regarding the efficiency of the fire
and police signal system here, saying that
the Saginaw department. is going to put such
system in service and that they want to
puy the best. The system used here Is
known as the Chicago signal box system and
is probably the best that can be bought
August j. Ulrich is man the police would
like to find He is wanted for obtaining
$685. worth OF goods, IA bicycle and buggy
from Parin, Orendorf x Co. of Peoria under
false pretenses. He represented to the firm
that he was partner in the firm OF j. /.
Ulrich 81 Son of Elm Creek, Neb The goods
were shipped, after which it vas found that
the representations of Ulrich were false.
The police judge had his fighting clothes
on yesterday morning, ana he gave some
of the old chronics good lesson.
Wilson and Queal, vagrants and gamblers,
''If you are not out OF town by 4 o'clock this
afternoon" said the Judge, II will compel
you to serve out your full sentence. The
''gams" were glad to get away and struck
right out for the Iowa side of the river.
Nose Slverstien is apeddler and lives ON
jackson street between Ninth and Tenth
streets. He is jealous of his wife and par
ticularly so OF boarder named Tally. Yes
terday noon the peddler went home and beat
his wife numerically, alleging that she had
been unduly intimate with the boarder
The police were notified and DR. Somers was
fortunately were not serious, Silverstein
was arrested for disturbing the peace.
SLEEPY" Hewitt was up again yesterday
morning for disturbing the peace. He wa.
packed Dy william Carson, Frank Brown
and William Brewer The quartet was
drinking beer down on the bottoms near
Fifteenth and Burdette streets yesterday
afternoon and got into fight. Carson hii
SLEEPY" with board and then when
called on in police court tried to explain
that 1t was all a Joke. "Yes, 1t was D h
| Of joke, wasn't it, to hit me over the head
with boardl" remarked Hewitt contemp
tuously. Sleepy and Carson were given
twenty days in the county jail, the first and
last two on bread and water. The Other
lads will have TO pay $3.50 apiece before
| they regain their liberty.
building Permits.
The following permits to build were ISSUED
| yesterday:
s. Jacobs, 1904 Farnam, reconstruc-