The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-12
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
THOMAS HART HELD TO GRAND
JURY FOR HoUsEBREAKING.
Mrs. Campbell Adjudged sane-she
Will Be Held for Housebreaking-
Hauswirth VIII BE Tried Soon.

Thomas Hart was yesterday held to
the grand jury in bonds of $500 on
the charge of HOUSEKEEPING by Justice
Gee in the police court. Hart was
arrested at the same time as Shoe
maker on suspicion of having been i'm
plicated in the robberies of the Taylor
block and the Brooks Arcade but the
prosecution failed to make out case
and he was cinched for carrying con-
cealed weapons only. However, Cas-
per Beisler, having identified the re-
volver as his property, taken from the
Telluride block, the fellow was again
arraigned on the charge of housebreak-
ing and held.
Walter Tilden, aged II years. was
arrested yesterday morning on the
charge of petit larceny, he having
been found with number OF ore
sacks in his possession The boy
claimed that his father gave them to
him and the charge was dismissed.
Young Tilden was arrested some time
ago for stealing a box of candy from
Mcdonald Bros.
chris Larsen, charged with disturb
ing the peace, John Hamilton, petit
larceny, John Smith, petit larceny,
Mike Mcbride, drunk, and John Doe,
gambling, were all discharged
The charge of assault and battery
preferred against William Henderson,
was dismissed.
Pat Kelly forfeited S. for being
drunk and Joe Showatter put. up a
similar amount for the same offense-
Henry Smith arrested on suspicion
of having been implicated with Hart
and Shoemaker in numerous robperles'
was given five days for yagrancy-
William Wallace will labor for the
city for the next ten days because ne
declined to work for anyone else
Michael Crowley pleaded guilty to a
charge for disturbing the peace but
sentence was suspended.
WITH THE DEPARTMENT.
Tom Jones aud Charles Clark, held
on the charge of breaking into car
at Pocatello, Idaho, and stealing a
case of guns, will be taken north To-
day The necessary papers will arrive
this morning
John Cassidy was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Detective Hegg OF the
Rio Grande Western and lodged at the
city Jail last night. He is charged with
having broken into the station house
at Spanish Fork two weeks ago ana
stealing a case Of shoes.
The charge of obtaining money under
or Sharp, the employment agent, Will
be Investigated this morning by JUS
tice Gee, and that of purchasing goods
from children against H. e. phelps
will receive attention this afternoon
John Hauswirth, over whose head
hangs a charge of assault with deadly
weapon with intent to commit MURDER
will be tried this week in the police
court. His wife, the victim of the as
IL r1x from
effects of the terrible blows admins
tered with a revolver.
e. J. Stone, while half drunk yester-
day afternoon, kicked in the door OF
the Enterprise house and assaulted
the proprietor. AS q result he was ar
rested and at the station three charges,
disturbing the peace, destroying prop
erty and assault and battery, were
booked against him.
Joseph Hamblin, the young man ar
rested last week while endeavoring to
sell several pieces Of goods. will be ar
raigned for trial this morning on the
charge OIL petic larceny. II 10 alleged
| that the young man was associated
with Medlar and Rice, the self-con-
/ fessed burglars and house breakers
and John Hauswirth, claims that the
gold found in Hamblin's possession is
| the product of the melting down OF
i SeVefdI pieces OIL JeWetty SIOlSH 1lOll
his residence during his detention al
the city jail On that charge Hamblir
will be tried. A charge of house-break
ing may develop.
Doctors Worthington and Meachan
yesterday reported to Probate Judge
Blair that hey had been unable tt
find any evidences of insanity in Mrs
Minnie Campbell the woman who was
sent to the probate court by Justice
Gee for examination as to her sanity
and recommended that she be dis
charged on the insanity complaint
Judge Blair accordingly entered ar
order to that effect and this will agar
throw the woman back onto the tender
mercies of the police judge. Mrs
Campbell has had her preliminary
hearing on the charge of housebreak
ing and will be held to the grand jury
according to the statement made by
Justice Gee at the time he sent the
woman to the probate court.
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