New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-04

ony y. hooiou, n'' Sa,,. sssAesmurder OF san ~.
y witnessed oy osssa9 aa1a -. Ths e1ecn,s,on ,n
marked nuli that about :. : asasi aas'pabiou,
,uld repeatF-7sfba fba the tfs l circumstances he
:, .a.s account ohnd then gave sas N, .ha
I smry,reunate event: scts whicn ie" '"
me evening of the ..t;.
sara with his gun, WA day he was ~
y, passing and as he hbiou was IN .ne .as
hppas hbpproach'ng the side oaed the wsgon = b;s
r Roh;e,, ;e inc 'des flashed aroad neas d ~ that
aeuse towards him and his indulge r sons aan
ms practice. Without tfopsy, as had been
'le raised his gun and shot hsn or deli beraisspe
Mas the act that he did not rs.a so impa, ~, to
slis shoulder, but fred rithon = IN; ~ weapu .im
Il from the eye. taxing any Aln1
Il Nv nor was il true that his da.h,er Mrs Ro-
Robios sIsa MI s;eas, sny aeady hstility towards
@ Mel,her she nor Rect, or any other fossoy eve,
.y ~ ahy language Or employed an7 affnrt o
'e'lhuiate him 10 the commission ~ the ont On
| s.o e'enfhS oi the fatal day. AID when q an
a"suaIasa moment, he killed her hushsad she
III .sd .ne most Profound sorrow, sndshowed
los. n senaes feelings usual 10 the asx at the
@ Palhs WIN his daughter (Nirs. R.,) and he be- i
'eseu sise was IN injured Womar The rlmors
~ - circulation by her husbahd Kobiou,
rethLlon 70 her intimacy With Reed, ne be'ssesd
70 oe raise In the presence Of his GeJ he sell
emn.s declared l.5s firm belief il hersntrre nr-
lne and innocence. In his WornIy's 8 absence. n
noblou, a man forty-tve yearssf age, had mar
,leu ms daughter girl of oily aoout loqrte
years without his knovedge; and such Was
me disparity IN their years, that the state Of
: 1ao9gs that followed might well have been an
| ticipafsn.s The char ges which Robiou had made
and industriously circulated against his daugh-
! tao nd iyda ta fnr him tn
peat, particularly in the presence Of ladies,
4 1.-THE prisoner turning and pointing to some fe-
| males near the gallows) Those charges had
been attempted to be proved, when the deposi-
| tons in the divorce case were taken, but there
was an entire failure to substantiate any Of
them. He had taken pains in rearing hs
daughter, ard endeavorel to instil INTO her mind
/ correct principles.
/ He did not seek to ALLEVIATE her feelings from
her husband, or to produce separation. he
was absent when the marriage and when the
I separation took place, and Robiou had written
letter TO his (Wornieys} sister, attributing the
cause Of their separation to Mrs Wormley, the
mother, and expressing wish that ne, her "a =
ther, would return, to bring about reconcIh-
alton lie did return in July, 1860, with no
feelings ef resentment towards Robiou or any
Il other person in the neighborhood; for he had
been absent long, and Robiou and Reed, and all
IN the neigh borhood were then strangers to him.
He admitted however, that his feelings were
embittered against Robieu, in consequence OF
the gross charges ne had made agains! ~
child-a daughter whom he loved and believed
> an innocent and injured woman. Only week
. before the fatal day, Robiou came to his (W,s]
house to see his 's) child and while there re-
4, peated his charges and declared that his tW. 3,
J house was place of bawdyism. Such charges
t and language did excite him, he admitted, bu
u ii did not cause him to form determination y
J take the life of Robiou.
He also took occasion to e1onerate James p
e Reed. who had been tried as an accompllce
p his, from all participation in the murder Heed
u since his acauitta1 has married the widow q
n Robiou, the murdered man. The remarks c
se Wormley were delivered in cool and lmpres
sr sive manner, and on concluding, he bade th
spectators an affectionate farewell. In fs'
minutes after the drop fell, and his Ifeless bod
was suspended in the air. He met his doc
with extraordinary fortitude and resignation
S1NGrLARI.Y TRAGIC ISciDENT.-On Jedne
No day OF last week most tragic incident occurrs
W. on the Central Railroad at Tyrone Station,
this county, the particulars OF which are apo
az follows An lrishman whose name We ma
not learned, and who had been employed abo
the road there for some time past, was waltl
the arrival OF the train to come to Altoona; a
OF while lettering about fell in with another NJ
re- who was at work on the road, and the two
er- some means got into good-natured tuss
when the latter ran ooyishly away, the NJ
-, pursued, and in the chase the foremost tripp
nal and fell, the lrishnan tbeing close upon
ing heels) fell over him, and by q singular fatal
dis,ocated his neck aid died Instantly All
nut tinr incident, surely! But now much me
~ affecting when We sGsi that the very tram
ler' which he was waiting bore MS wife and ch
Aef, dren, lust from ireland, on their way TO n
esa eau him. Ima.in then the sore anguish %n
IL, cold
lifpless remljns instead of receiving his fond
arse a;fectionate embraces. The picture claims
u. III. tear. [Hollilayshurg Register
W. SorArrISG.-The following account OF
= + eyens in Traverse de Sioux Will give an idea
ace the state of society n sone OF the distant 1e
we tiez.s Of Uncle Sans aominions
laMe "A youre man, some months since, went
= ~ rrrf verse de Sioux, made claim ana pio'
'on5 staked out, and improved his land Ia
pla- l,i,:iness to attend TO- re left 1or Illinois,
neon during his abseuce, three brothers, stranf
me went to Trayerse. and, contrary custom,
~. honor, and the aavlee ot the lnhaoltants,
reate themselves masters Of the young man $ prop
only ". h:s .ot,rn ba of course, claimed his |
re 10 whereupon d quarrel arose. ard IN the nef
,ncer. the brothers attacked and shot the J
stLis maA
~ ~, a., :. The citizens were so incensed at such
,shpd duct, that they resolved at once haying L.
!. oull ristrate TO appeal to. to have Lynch law.
naver hang or shoot them down at once Inc mus
tova. aries. however, interfered, and persuade
,annis people not to take their lives; but they
iwail. not prevail On them to wait for the law Q
deeds territory 10 eeAe lts IeiNss haotharss
but ye citizens hao tahth tpe tails
,ail,eht expressly, gave them such whipping .
tbeir take lifetime to lorget-one man:
ms hy plavel to them 70 shoot him, to put him
' could Els misery -
,rps4s a,ysasa MODEL MhMoRASDA.-Yhe clerk
,nn,uh steamer Greek Slave, upon recent retul
about from st. Paul, furnished the reporters
leira:a Louis with the following memoranda. L
clerks in the lower t.aae follow his exam
or,s;. :. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GREEK SIAy
mers Of Louis, June II, 1888 --Freights scar,
them boats plenty politicians aspiring and u
ole perspiring strawberries disappearing
! right auittoes appearing theatres closing,
mation dosing. Left the Asia in port, in som
= seen sport, on Sunday the Grand Prairiew We M
.mori.l rying below some freight to get. Monda
Il. Enak k1k heard