The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-02
Police Inteliigence3
SHOOTING ARRAY IN THE yOvERY.

John G. Warden WAS arrested, yesterday morning,
charged with having attempted to the life Of James
G. Finn by discharsing pistol at his head while hs
was standing In front Of the Bowery THEATRE Tues.
day sight. This complainant and accused, 1t seems,
have had some domestic troubles of late resulting In
the wife OF the latter leaving him. and seeking shelter
in the house of Mr. Finn This of course excited Mr.
Warden, who determined to revenge himself upon ono
who had robbed him of the par of hs joys and
rows and had left him dssolate, lone man. Accord
nsly he purchased pistol the bore of which he felt
perfectly confident could easily perpetrats the horrd
deed. Acting entirely under the belief that he was an
injured man, sna one who ought TO have satisfaction
in search Of the gay Lo,hsrio. The mom.nt q
sweet revenge 1t last arrived. Warden esp,ed Finn
stAnong in front Of the theatre, taking very
earnestly to friend OF his Hastily approaching him.
be- asst alleged drew out the pistol add fred 1t At Mr.
Fnn The ball, If there was any in the weapon, went
wide Of It's marx AZ tbs face OF Mr. Finn received
further damage than little burning, and good black
ening from the powder, discharged from the Weapon
Hoyt of the Tenth Ward roiics. who locked hirn mn
Ia the station house. On being taken before Justice
Brennan yesterday afternoon, Warden committed
prison tor trial. The magistrate In this would not
accept Of ball. the prisoner had twice before broken
bis bond for good behavior 1t Ii said by that the
toward bis Toe chapged weapons or extracted ths
from Wardens p,stolsard thus saved ths lie Of MI.
FPS The prisoner viii 90 tried for assault and battery
Three gentle youths, just vsrging into manhood,
named James Kelly, James Williams, and Thomas ruo-
mey, were obliged, much against their win and wiah to
accompany couple OF the Tenth ward police to the S.
ton house for being under rather suspicious cir
cumstances at three O'Clock in the morning A number
OF Little trifes in the way of mmiss skeleton keys and
articles Of the hardware nature unfortunately
the prisoners, found rhsr possessfon. package Of
tea said 70 DO the property Of Rogers Wat
Miller Of ais Grand street. also discovered to
be in the POI session Of the early the store
in Grand rest mad bsen burgarously entered night
two previous, the prisoners committed for
nation on suspicion Of burglary.
CHARGE OF HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
ohcer Leighton, Of the Eighth ward police arrested
two young named Alexander woolsey and Charles
Wilson, charged with having robbed John Smth while
he was walking In walher street near Broadway.
the pavement, and rifed his pockets carrying of the
TREMENDOUS sum Of 81 The prisoners were brought be-
fore Justice Pearcy the second District Police Court
whers they we're committed for examination.
ARRESTS roR FURIOUS Dk1vNa.
Patrick McKenna, driver Of for Daniel Norris
having his stand st the Broadway and Hous-
ton street. taken into custody for furousy drvipg
his vehicle through the streets and running child
and nurpg IL severely. rstricx committed for OK
animation by Justice brennan.
Awis Hartman, stage driver, taken int custo
dy by officer Nelson, OF the Eleventh wafd police
charged with running His omnibus a child 1T toe
OF Avenue and Tenth street TIE accused was
brought before Justice brennan, held him to bail
70 answer the charge. Ths chd tnis case is We un
derstand, severely injured
ALLg6xD FUGITIVE IRON JUSTICE.
John Joknson was brought before Justice Welsh yes.
terday, charged the complaint Of william Robioson
CT sanausky, Ohio, with beng fugitive from that
psce where he STANDS charged with stealing property
to the Amount Of sis4 The accused and the complain
art It appears, in the employ OF Mr. Russell Of
Ssrdusky, and while there 10 alleged johnson broke
oien leather vase Of Eobinson's and Abslracted the
uablts The prisoner held subsct TO q req uisi-
ton from the Governor Of Ohio.