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Operator. mt the window.

before. But 1.-THE Evening Worlds
ssarchlight has a powerful ray and Is
apt to penetrate dark places again. 1t
does MOI seem that these police officers
realize that the absurd reports they have
made place them In position not at
all knyiable.
. The story of "The" Aliens continued
oehance, which has now reached state
'otaudacity rarely equalled, even by that
u'te man himself. with his colossal I'm
paaence. Is one easy to understand. 1t
VIII be remembered that 1.-THE Evening
world thoroughly exposed the real
saate and insurance" office at IN
sleecker street on July II, and again or
BsvSpV a. On the first occasion the place
over ~ closed. as the doorkeeper explained
20 v . not to jeopardize "the old man.
''-':' might be brought to trial soon
A'~r remaining closed a few days I
ssmoiing-room was opened upstairs ant
0nunued until July q. when an Even
world" reporter visited 1t again. o.
, ,a' ~. occasion, although the fact Of tn
aN was known only to the police o
Sa. mercer street station. the place wa
wv opened the next day.
81 iuat Ecnarkable Report.
p', neh followed demand from tn
t,s" Con mssioners for an investigs
NJ resulting Ia the reports mentione
mus, We're filed Aug. l. These report
d II. ei uer he, accepted as exhibition
hsnsc, densest ignorance on the part
Ssts ss McAvoy, Capt Eakins az
Cont i-amey or as a Deliberate hun
ehafso, knowledge OF the crimln
no loom OF the place, Of which there
last t" we soi doubt; o,,
iaT 't a. through the efforts OF "The Eve
oiiereap and Westchester no long
lhsse. . refuge for the touts, thug
pace irSSnnai petty, gamblers. Al IL
'sa enc of the books. o. branch tel
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pull Is conveyed by the almost abject
fear OF one Of his Bleecker street neigh
bors. The Evening World" reporter re-
man and was at FIRST denied The denial
was accompanied by this statement:
why. u I should let you do t,ist and
The Allen should find out about "
this neighborhood would be made so hot
for me by him and by Capt. Eakins and
his men that ! would be put to every
conceivable annoyance. That man has a
big pull In this precinct and has had II
for years. / don't want TO get him down
on me-"
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DRY GOODS FOR A SONG.
Nobody So Poor but He Can Find
n bargain at BIoominEdaIes'.

The most busy Dee-hivelike activity
Is manifested by the big army OF peo-
nile employed IN that wonderful en-
norium of ry-Roodsdom. Bloomingdale
Rros, store. Fifty-ninth street and
Third avenue.
They are trying to sell OF the enor,
NOUS accessions TO their own stock
from the almost ineXhaustible st ores oi
,he bankrupt Arm OF Goldenberg Bros
4 Co, OF Williamsport. Pa.
Hosiery. suits, laces, gloves, razors
other articles that 20 TO make up a
complete store OF modern notions, are
going for q song. Nobody so poor bu,
he can md a bargain within his means
A this wonderful store. e 49,.
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Il Johnson. whose mount, Summer
Coon, fell at the had OF the. stretch
walked back to the scales with tear!
streaming down his face. lie was no
hurt, but was mortified at having fallen
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Faison Hearing Adjourned.

Judge Trusx. Of the Supreme Court this alter
noon In his private chambers. heard the case Of
Henry J. Faison. Of Faissn, y. c.. who has
brought habess corpus procesdinEs against bis
wife, Estele, for the possassion Of his four-ysar.
old son. Henry. Mrs. TaiSbn contends that Faison
Is not able to support his child properly. Faison
dsnIss this and says hs Gyms a 4oo-scre farm
which IL free from debt except q mortgage OF
"a 900. In the afidavhs ,aubmittsd TO Judge
TruaK there were charges against Mrs Fai,on' q
character. and Judge Tryax adjourned the case
file anAH erins afndayItA ~ y -
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Fighting BARRIERS I'm Court.

The fVur Infatuated BARRIERS who attacked .
party OF laborerr with raIors last night on Seven
teenth street we're ausigned this morning at the
Jefferson Market Court. The trouble was caused
By one OF the iaborers failing TO return borrowed
beer can John X Reardon, Of 6tS Ninth avenue.
,harged saIvini Delloti with ieonions assault
DeIioti was held for trial and the other barbers
were hned IS each.
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EHIHE' ALIENS
PROTECTORS.
DiTskeeper's Pool.Room Run.
ming Despite xcA4oy and
Eakins's Denial
STILL ROBBINS The BETT0Rs
Now Has His Place Around the
Corner from His Old Bleeoker
Street Joint"
DEPENDS UPON Ills "PuLL."
So Strong that. He Conducts the
Vile Resort with Little Effort
at ConceaIment.
DEPENDS UPON HIS "PULL.'

In spite Of the assertions Of Inspector
McAvoy. Police Capt. Eakins and Serst.
I.amey to the contrary. THE" Allen Is
stiil running a pool-room in the Mercer
Street Precinct. and that without any
great change in his base Of operations.
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HUNT FOLLOWS HIS WIFE.
Killed Her ON Sunday and He Died
in Hospital To-Day.

Joseph Hunt, the painter. who on Sun
day last shot and killed his wife in their
rooms on the third floor of 1880 Second
avenue and then shot himself, died at
LIS o'clock this afternoon In the Pres
byterian Hospital.
Hunt was insane and his wife's rela-
tives tried repeatedly to induce her to
on Saturday last consented to have
something done with him. 1t was ar
ranged that she should have him COM
mitted Monday morning. Hunt in some
way heard Of the arrangements and
early on Sunday morning he killed her
In presence of one of his children.
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Pay for British M. P.'s.
(By Associated Press.

IBy AsBoclhted PTesA.1
LONDON. Aug. Sir william Har-
court. In the House Of Commons. to-day.
replying to question put by Samuel
Woods. a labor representative and one
of the members for Lancashire, said
that he hoped the Government would be
able in 1895 to introduce bill providing
for the payment OF members OF Parlia-
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FUNERAL IN A SALOON.
Last Services Over Homeyer'a Body
Conducted in His Liquor store.

The funeral OF the late John
Homeyer occurred this afternoon In the
rear Of the saloon formerly conducted
by him, on the corner of Fifty-fourth
street and Avenue A.
The plain cloth-covered casket stood
In the rear OF the big room. The bar
and Its multi tude Of bottles was hidden
from sight by a big white canvas
spread ove- 1t. There were few present
but members of the Retail Liquor
Dealers Associa ton.
Homeyer had no intimate friends and
but two relatives I'm .his country. Both
of the latte- are cousins and young men
He left a fortune. which will go, 1t Is
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Hanged for KiIIine III. child.


ALLENTOWN, Pa, Aug I.-Lehish County s
nrst legal hanging since the county waS In
corporated IN 1919 took place this morning In
the Allentown Jail yard. Harry y. johnson being
the victim. The drop fell at 1924 and death
ensued at 10. IS 4: from stranEulAton, John
son killed his e-year-old daughter Bertha July
70, 1898, simply to get the little one out Of the
way He was a shiftless fellow. whose wife
had left him for pon-support
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EVANS'S SKULL FRACTURED,
His Kite Broke n Wire and He Was
BADLY shocked.

Alfred Evans. Of IS Central avenue,
Brooklyn. while trying to rescue kite
from a telephone wire on Central ave-
nue. this afternoon, received a severe
shock and a fractured skull.
The kite tail became entangled in the
telephone wire. Alfred tugged on the
string, and the wire parted. falling to
the ground. Alfred took hold of the
broken wire to unravel the kite-tail.
when he received the shock He jumped
about I'VE feet from the wire and struck
on his head. He was removed to st.
Marys Hospital.
The evening world., 1894-08-07
CUTTERS IN CONVENTION.
Foremen TaiIors' Association Meets
at the Hotel MetropOle.

The. NTH semi-annual Convention OF
the New York State Custom Foremen
Tailors' Association WAS commenced
this afternoon at the Hotel Metropole.
u will continue until Thursday after
noon.
An interesting feature Of the Conven-
ton will be a display OF garments that
have been entered for prizes. A gold
medal Is to be awarded as first prize. a
silver medal as second. and diploma
as third The awards will be made to-
morrow
custom tailors' cutters. A majority
come from up the State.
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FIRED ON BY CANADIANS.
Buffalo Fishermen in a RowboRt
Halted and Ovcrhauled.
No.

tBy Associated FresA)
BUFFALO, Aug. 7.-Fishermen of this
city were fired upon by Canadian Gov
eminent officers on board the cruiser
Dolphin. Sunday. while fishing of Rose
Reef.
The men we're in a rowboat, and were
pursued by the cruiser, the captain Of
which commanded them to stop.
They kept pulling for the shore until
the bullets whizzing about their ears
from winchesters made them stop. The
captain searched the boat, but finding
no nets he steamed away.
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Powder MIL Blown Up.
BY Associated Press.

!. SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Aug. THE
glazed mill Of the Hazard Powder Com
pany. at Hazardville. Conn.,. blew up at
1910 this afternoon. The school-house
and church were badly wrecked. The
report was heard in Thomsonville. and
shook many buildings. No one was in
iured
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rhema. Ryan. Nod, rou.a.

The body Of Thomas Ryan, who drove . coal
cart for Herberts coal yard, foot of East Fifty.
third street. was found this morning Ia the North
Riyer. opposite pier IL Rysn Was about thirty
eight years old. unmarried. and boarded at
Fifty -hrst street and fhftd avenue He 10 said
70 have two sisters lyyinS fI THE city. He had
been missing since Saturday evening.
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BASEBALL CHAT.

The defeat OF the Giants on the
Polo Grounds yesterday and the
fire that prevented the Baltimore-Phila-
delphia game by destroying the grand
stand In Quakeryille have conspired y
increase the distance between Wards
wonders and second place. BY the way.
this 10 the third grand stand that has
fallen to the greed Of the devouring ele-
ment, and should teach lesson OF pre-
caution 10 the magnates. Too many
stands in the ball grounds all over the
country are OF himsy and tinderlike con-
struction. Offering no opposition to
flames. In fact. with Wind sweeping
short of entire demolition can follow
any kind Of blaze that may be kindlei
An arrangement for increased water and
fire-fghting facilities with the local de-
yet how many ball fields have anything
Of the kind?
George F. Mccain, OF Union square
has organized the Vaudeville Baseball
Club, made up OF members OF the variety
Tor the benefit OF The Evening World
Sick Babies Fund with picked team
from tine legit mate or comedy ranks
Such q game has never taken place. and
as Mr.. Mccain suggests. II could no
fail to be amusing. 10 say nothing OF tn,
worthy object for which II would b,
played. The challenge Is particularly di
rected TO Walter Jones. Bill Sloan, Digb'
Bell. Billy Carroll or any other OF IN,
fraternity Who happens TO have bal
club under his wing, Mr., Mccain vii
deliver his team In good, order at tn
Polo Grounds or any other ..lace sc
lected for the game. Has either OF tn
challenged any ...piy7
Two games for one admission Is tn
card at Brooklyn. II seems like ask
hard days work 10 measure speed witt
| such q team rs the victory FLUSHED
Orioles. but perhaps they have more o
| the same kind Of thunder that wa
ioosed yesterday afternoon at the Pol
Grounds.
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Wants state TO Pay for Cattle.
(Dy Associated Press.

ALBANY. Aug. 7.-Mr. Frank w.
Hawley. of Rochester. to-day filed a
claim against the State for $Sl, oiC dam
ages for the killing OF $50 head of cattle,
said 10 be infected with tuberculosis.
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AIan.on T. Brfe1. Baried.

Til. funeral of AlsEsah' rubin ptlETs IA. held
ns Rev John Parker. ct Eioau, xIsso. ard
rev DR.. Steele. ehsplala or Wares IS!And. nn.
!a,ed There Was 10 pusie. except > hymn sung
~ Rev. Mr.. Parker as taqhtstsI By the De.
ssAsed There were many. sorAI tributes. inter
ment vas In Greenwood Csmstcry.
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Cyr Gets . OAampionsbip.
10y Associated Press.

IBy AssocIattdl PfossI
MONTREAL. Aug. T.--fstsr cyr. brother Of
Louis cyr. was s~ardsatihs ws,lds champion.
ship belt and purse Of $780, st sohmst park last
nitht. for mlddl.-Ws Weight Tlpihg. His tsats we're
the more remarkable becnNss, In the second he
mashed his little ringer bttwsen twp dumb bells
tied together, and continued through thu test with
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nm. or,be Riyrr'. Dead.

Tho body OF an unknown man about forty years
ala was found nosuns IN the Las; River near
po,c-ts's stores South brooklyn this afternoon.
lie had dark hair was slightly bald and was
,Irs,sed In a light suit OF clothes.
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Mrs. Jami.oa's BODY Recovered.

LOCUST VALLEY. L. l., Aug. 1.-THE body o.,
IN. woman found hoa,ins near the shore last
nisht. which caused - much excitement hers 10
day. has been idsntihsd a. that % Mrs., Jsmison.
Long who was drowned In . eoliiai4n between the
Long and schooner Of .Exsestiea labt SATURDAY.
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EmbesI,er Lisber sen, BACK.

Frederick William IisSa. the city cashier OF
Frankfort. on ths-hAin Gsunany. VINO ~.a ar.
rested here three months aEp. and held to await
extraditlon papers on chAlgss OF smbeszlsmsnt
Was sent back to Germany IN charge OF an ofiCsi
by the steamship Spree to-day. -
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Troop. All Gone from Pullman.

Try Associated Pr.ss)
CHICAGO, Aug. THE three COM
panies OF militia stationed at Pullman
were removed to-day. and for the first
time in more than a month the town Is
without military protection. The works
ran with about $50 men to-day, and no
disorder occurred.
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Purchase and Exchange.

CARPETs-I want 100 yards new or sseon1-hands
give price. Address CASH. Dor sos World. up
town. -----------------,------
GENTS new, hiTh-grads ,seiety elsySae rsh ~ y,
change tor diamond .AArringA F'W. c.. ssf
Hancock ST., BrOoklyn, -
NANTED-To purchafs diunond rinG pln:
stud or earrings, 10 z carat: VIII pay ss
box les. World, -------- -
WANTED In Harlem. established business suit
able for lady; hsirdressing stationery or macy
goods C.. box 65S Harlem World
,vAxrED-poNutown cigar stand: Eood knsinsssS
CASH, bon iss World.
WHAT AM { OFFERED for a Mason . Hamlta
organ if stops. thorough order cost ti;A B..
WILL EXCHANGE ssurs diamond riRs 0toD
aad professors. banjo and case W1ol fof Rasxy
matte safety In gesd order. JAhifVh. ~ bss4s
hurst ave. ------------- -,----. 80 !
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For Sale.

one I'm, ESQ. per Inc. Scond Tlns, ssc pJ
line: Third and SUBJ gIrm hples sUc. per iiRe.
&C. per line EXTRA charge on sundays
Frery Tues tnY uHH Sep IS WN b. THE
R'ORLD S 4" BARGAIN DAE" Al advertise
nIens appsorinI in The Tletday morning ehfien
Of THE WORLD under tbs CLASSIFICATION "a u b.
repen:et IN he EVENING WoRLD tie same day
Tree eharge. r
ENTIRE FURNITURE, CARPETS,
a.. Of houses and Hats; any quantity bought
Tor spot cash" Before you sell send Tor
VAN le5 kasI fls' st.
"A. -WIGHEsT PRICES for furniture,
carpets. contents al houses and Hats: do not sell
until you hear from me. A., ID University place.
A.-A.-STORE FIXTURES Of all kinds.
cheap FlsCHL 1874 ~ ave-. near 18th st.
ANY STORE or MERCHANDISE
bought or cash, DORlIN, n-S AID st.
ANY STORE or MERCHANDISE
bougLt Tor Gosh GREENWALD, 5s'' ~ ave
ANY STOHE, STo, IA. MERCHANDISE
bought Tor cash. NAAiinE>, no East IIl Il ST.
ACCOUNT OF MOVING. due moqustte paror
carpets. hall and stair carpets. alsn all furnl-
turne contained In 1stoTy private house, Including
upright piano. Inquire days. also evenings, lei
East SSth St -
A-sToRE FIXTURES, second hand or new. coun-
tiers shelving. Showcases, cigar figures. scales.
kaA uxtureS fefriEerAtorS MEYERS, tSS Grand
St between Pitt and Ridge SIS.
ALI. KINDS ssCcnd.h hand or new store hxturss.
shoScssss. counters. shelving. cigar hgurss.
LENNIG & SOM. sss-ssi East stth st
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CASH REGISTER EXCHANGE. Ifl Esst '1<th a..
r Bruinin. proprietor; National TOTAL and De-
tail adders: Lamson check: also Kruss res
listers, ga up. y..st- 49,
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CAMERA-wlIiy sell No : Kodak. perfect eresp
throughout, only sisSe; big chance Kodak.
box 3sa World. taar
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CASH REGISTERS. all kinds: cut prices: all ~
pairing; work Euaranteed.
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Sale.
A, --CoUNTERs, waii-cases. showesses, uprfshf
butter refriserators. rsirrorp cans. 'ehsrdslsra
coree-mills. sos Esst g1s5thS st gEE
A,.sToRE. FIXTURES, coupfyrrg..5 shsi,iss,
showcases. upright b,ftrst u rera lSfs corss
mills. ncsles. 2i6 &C. ?d+st..
MN 500 WEEKLY BUYS
iii urn Watches. Diamonds and
vHvHIE Iewery. Delivered Inn
MI NHUM medistely. N Y. watch
iii A. JeweIry Co.. tncorp..
F" "GUI Frank c. Sherman man
w - aser. 20 u. 18th st.. %
h'or. Take elevator. Open Saturday evenings.
Fine watch repairing at one half regular pricea
Sd OK POT.
86 36 R6 &6.

We will cios- 7ut LEGO machines WITH All In.
prorements and music-bor attachment, below
cost. Az kinds NJ slot machines exhibitions.
AMUSEMENT MACHINE CO., So and $50 HUI
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One Tim, csc. per Inc: Scond TtnS, CSC. ptJ
line: Third and SUD, qlbnf hnles. s0c. per iiRe.
o. per line er'rd charge on sundays
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I BUY FOR CASH

city or country. HACKER, ts5 =. 83d st.
A--BARRooM OUTFIT. SECOND HAND. ~
HALF PRICE. 100 Broadway.
h-STCRE FIXTURES. . upright butter refffg.
orators sliding doors. beveiled mirrors. coun-
ers. shelvlnga, ccrce. mills, scales, mirror-frons
tea caddtes. cheap. 237 Browne 49, btocke
east Grand st.. I'd ave. station.
4 BRUNSWICK & BALKE pool table 10 hrst-cisss
order cheap. he at bi2 Grand St :.
Brooklyn. W. S. Dsrllngs nsh MARKET
At A sACRiFICE-Prlvate family going abroad
sacrifice elegant parlor suits. mirrors. cabinets
foldng-beds, carpets, magnificent upright. piano.
ID cost. .2t East s2d. .,.,.,., ,,r.-,. ,-,.,,..
A YOUNG songstrcss IL compelled TO sacrifice he
upright piano. 10 East osth st. tailor st6rs.
| BAR FINTJ REs--Bareains: 100 different styles
cash or time American Saloon .fixturs CO..
| SCI Broadway.
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CHANCE for young eoupls-Four furnished roonas
all utensils. for sale. cheap.
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CAMERA folding. 5xs, morocco covered. ,iusw.
made to order. worth $50. sell cheap o. eI'
change for pneumatic bicycle. DONALDSON.
East 9Th st.. near Fort Hamilton ave-. .Windsss
Terrace BROOKLYN,
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B5GXChE nARG,AINs-JnyenIle

mCNCLE WHEELS -sl2 ur.
SD: rambler, $40; Liberty, ,S3LL 5O;. ell .pbeu.
matte tires: second hnud enshons,l Si6' up.
HERALD co. tSpot Cash House, ll4 Nassau St:
BNSCI special Sale Rau bier puepyuhtic,
$50, 90 umbin. % SSSi nthers, l3diess
rn.imat'c. $40. llASBkuCCk.15B WEST
IBID ST., near 9th ave, g.. %. Goa.
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prices, W. n. GRIFFITH 4 CO.. ~ ~, eve.
CAMERA. lens Ioxs. siso complete Sxl ydntees
| great bargain. IAGO. ITO West 18th 81. n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-02
Montana Matters.

Pascoe Mitchell, miner employed
at the Anaconda, received severe in
juries last night by falling down a
chute at the mine distance of about
forty feet. Besides some scalp wounds
his shoulder was dislocated but none
of the injuries are believed to be seri-
Gus. He was removed to the Sisters
hospital.
Rev. J. w. Bennett. of Great Falls,
will preach at the Walkerville, NJ E.
church tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock
AS the reverend gentleman was the
first resident pastor of the "city on
the hill,'' his many friends will be
pleased to learn of his coming, and a
cordial invitation is extended to all to
be present and welcome him.
The saloon Of John Miller, on South
Main street, was fired by incendiaries
at an early hour yesterday morning.
Several barrels of liquor had been
opened and allowed to run on the
floor and a bunch of shavings satu-
rated with coal oil had been placed in
the kitchen He offers $500 reward for
information leading to the arrest of
the criminals
A fire which, for time, threatened
serious results, was discovered a few
nights ago in the converter building
of the Heinze smelter The fire prob
ably originated from one of the fur
naces, but by the efficient work of the
employees, under the directions of
Superintendent Herman Ballinger. the
flames were subdued before any seri-
Gus damage was done.-Butte Inter
Mountain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-02
IN POLICE CIRCLES.
TWO CHARGES OF PETIT LARCENY
AGAINST WILLIAM CRoFTON.
Other Cases Before Judge Smith
Further Particulars Concerning
Frank Cromwell, Who Was Ar
rested at Oakland.

Through diligent inquiry the police
yesterday ascertained the ownership
of the harness found in the possession
Iof William Crofton, the fellow arrested
by Detective Sheets just after II o'clock
yesterday morning. One set and a
horse blanket were taken from the
barn of G. o. Whittemore, while the
other set was stolen from the premises
of Levi Axten. Two charges of petit
larceny, only, have been filed against
Crofton, and he was arraigned at the
AFTERNOON session of the police court.
With the greatest sang froid imagina-
BILE he entered a plea of not guilty and
demanded jury trial. The hearings
were set for this morning.
The man who escaped from the de-
tective with a ball somewhere in his
frame is well known to the police and
it is hardly likely that his trail can be
successfully covered.
Frank Smith, the negro who imperso-
mated an officer and endeavored to
INDUCE Laura Curtis, a witness, to
leave the country, was arraigned and
entered plea of not guilty. He will
be tried this afternoon.
Zula Ashbury, colored, was given ten
days for soliciting on the streets.
w. H. Griffin will labor for the next
twenty-five days on the City Creek
canyon rock pile, that being his pun
ishment for stealing irons from the
Union Pacific yards. He was arrested
yesterday morning and when arraign-
ed entered plea of not guilty, but
the evidence of guilt was conclusive.