Another Student Arrested

Last Thursday Charles E. Douglass, a medical student from Wilkesbarre, Pa., was arrested on the complaint of S. C. Andrews, who charges him with breaking into his State-st. bookstore on the night of May 1, aud stealing two pocket-books and about $40 in money. The warrant was issued at 11 a. m., bat Douglass was not arrested till evening, when it was too late to get bail. He was in jail till the next noon, and was then taken to his room in an unconscious state. He was just recovering from a sickness when arrested, and the shock of the arrest was too niuch for his strength. Part of the night be was in a violent delirium, and when taken to his room on Friday last he was geriously sick and fears were entertained for his sanity. The evidence against Douglass is weak. Riohard E. Jolly, of Andrews' store, wiil swear that Mr. Douglass was in the store on the night of May 1, and saw him put the money in the drawer. Th nezt morning Jolly found the drawer broken open and the pocket-books and money goue. The burglar had evidently tried to open the back door, but fioally raised the window and entered. On May 6, Mr. Douglass paid a bilí of 80 cents at the store, and one piece was a 25 cent piece which Jolly declares he recognizes as having been in the money drawer the night of May 1, when be locked it in Douglass's presence. He saya that he had paid it out and that it was returned, the party not thinking it good. It had been nicked to test it Yesterday Mr. Douglass appeared before Justice Pond with his attorney, Prof. Thompson of the Law school. He gave a bond for $200, signed by Col. H. S. Dean, Major Soule, and Sec'y J. H. Wade, to appear tomorrow at 0 a. m., for examination. The young man said to The Register that he could not explain how or where he received the 25 -cent piece.