The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

0rOoh1ym ClSy intelligence.
ABDUCTION AND OUTRAGE UPON Two ExIoRANr
wOnEN-ARR1sf OF TWO or THE PERPETRATORS
AND MYSTERIOUS DIeAPRxA1ANCE OF TIE W.T.
Ngss4s.
gross outrage, perperated upoa two emgrant NO.
hep came 10 the knowledge Of the Brooklyn authorities
little than week ago. Through the vigilance OF
Captain Thomas King of the Second District Police aud
officer John Fulton, Of the district two Of per-
petrators arrested but the third still at large
For fear that the ends Of justice might be defeated the
matter not dvulged-at the request Of the above
oiicers-who expected to apprehend the missing man
but all their exertions proved van-he is still at large
The principal witnesses having been mysteriously alb
Quoted the vel Of secrecy Is no longer considered neces
Two girls arrived in New York, In the ship City of
Brooklyn, on the 22d Of August un Their names are
Jane Muldoon apparently about Is years OF age born in
Ireland. They embarked at Liverpool The destination
OF the Ars Baltimore where her father resides and
that the other the south States where
Of her friends live. On saturday, the 23d ut two
stevedores named Joseph Jackson and John Dixson,
boarded the vessel and by false representations
the girls believe that they woad procure them lodging
place in the city The vessel laid at the foot of Pike
street, New York; On these representations the girls
accompanied them and conducted about the
OF the city tor some time when they taken into
saloon and furnish with eaabes They also Piled
with liquor. Thence they taken to Brooklyn
the city, and proceeding to John street carriages
were procured At Gaersssyes staolts in which the
about nine O'Clock 10 the evening, Saturday. They
stopped Delsnos United states Hotel where they
gagged for the aud during the night dragged
of them INTO another room, ana thus succeeded in
their object Next morning Sunday Jackson and Dix.
or leaving the females mere, and returned
O'Clock the afternoon company with
Their named Richard Lewis. The girls insisted upon
being taken back New York. when they were threat
ened with yiolence II they id not ashut uon They
nnaly succeeded In inducing the girls to get into the car
rage, ard drove them 10 the tavern kept by John
Friend. where they took supper 1t amer dark.
They then drove on again, preteDce Of going to the
CITY and, TO wood forced the girls out OF the
carriage. separated them AND violated their persons In
this Jack son and Dixon aided by Richard Lewis
who accompanied lhsm not being able to master the
girls themseves. They then took the females back TO
the and offered them gn but they refusing to
drink violently assaulted and john Dxson struck
Caharine IN TIE lace The fellows then ie them ana
man Iared To'ten brought the Rnis TO Brooklyn, and
placed them in charge Of Capt Thomas King, OF the
second district police, where nsy arrived about O'Clock
on Monday morning. They related all the circum
stances to Csp,aio King, ant officer John Fulton;
but ss they did 10, kro~ the names OF the
scoubdreis il took some days before the officers
were enabled ascertain no they They finally
succeeded il ideoufying the stable where the horses
and pxson The third party, Richard Lewis, made his
escape and has not been arrested although every
effort has teen made by Captain KING and officer Fulton
to appre bend him Jackson aud Dixson brought
before Justice Smith the day OF Their arrest and after
taking the deposition Of the women were committed to
day) they were brought before Judge Morris wao ad
ned them to bail IN the sum OF 81 900 each. The wo
committed 10 jail FOR SAFE keeping being stran
gers a strange land, and having nc home nor funds,
rients TO that they had Justice But on Friday
brought
corJts and ADMITTED to bail In $3.50 each Abraham W.
BIktetk, formerly clerk in the Office OF the Corpora
ion Counsel, went their security, and another man as
sured tie Judge that he lad procured good lodgings Tor
the women and that they would be forthcoming when
required
The accused were admitted bad in the Of 81 coo
each before the Judge. The oil their bonds
could not be ascertaned they were fearful that
their bufnt S. might be injured IL known they
had b, bail Tor persons who had been charged with
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are ~ follows as en- Justice
Srte f1 York s-Catharinc Sullivan being duly
from LIVERPOOL ven ean n The p CIV o II Broes the I'D Of
August Jane Mudoon now present srryed At the same time
Jane induced 70 accompany two men Of whom was
name he does rot Know bu, said Jackson she believes
s as s
time they BY said men, taken into saloon where they
Slasay and &c i o drist T tSsy
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lead A''' Ray, and stopped a. some boarding
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a. I'D @ ssss ews o Up 70 ns Ar s1e snd
Violence took SAID Jane ON sad room, sa joseph rsnsin
sna he room. depoasni men ysryh
sSG ihsn and here did vosse 10 her person. and against
her win bad sexual Intercourse with her she trying 70
ys,t and s,ass: sS s5 Sass s
e lie me asf waSce e p ana
prevented BY saa Jackson nePoneni further that
josspI drive lhsm back New York and .hey said they
ssm sn Siis s's
irn hem back thai they were then toll by John and
n Tree Gay RS serwsrds We copsnsn and jane got
The carriage ard driven about some time said Joseph
boT hat ey anay len sSeeps nsaI BAY and
& ii A Ss .,S nsp. ~ al wRh time nd g be
md hr yn , distance nee e w9o Tssre es
towers saying there was flower gaTden there And pulled
sse sSR he SS Mood % s man wsS% hey
called Dick and ho bad rsernea with sd John ana joseph
drove ebalse by himself that when q he woods sad
Prev Prete S Spcnen os%iSr s!essn
sg na jane sed wers paS s' ms hay
they were hen driven % q hS'el and wsre 9 qa
AM John threatened e, upset he carIsge and
said John came in and struck with his
hsnd dponsn further says hat aid John had sore hand
rested and dealt with according 2 SULLIVAN
Sworn before me August %. 1900 -
sloae ~ Ses York ,-Jane audoon being sworn says
know Catherine sullivan AID came eger ~ ne shp Win her
~ere driven out u a Carriage men q whom had
sore hand and bad n cling around Sd he sn neck sr
said John and The oher came and forced me from the
4sd 'hso sad John wanted aspoSen, 70 undss md 90 BED
w be d sns % raise her and @ having
rs psnaoons unbuoned and his exposed sd John
dsPeneni lying he EEL WIN her eos. o. sTiasiaE
and hen attempted get bed with her and cndeayored
her dress and she would not let hun he then
swore al hrr, and said abe hut his arm; that the
.ash she and said Jane driven INTO the woods
IN county. In the nght time and ihou who
had ioned them. and whom they called Dick, dragged
deponsBi forciby fsm Jane then threw her dep
pen down and told her she Did keep guie, she would
~ left IN the wood. All night and sad hat here were baud
there that he could Eve minutes he whsed
for had been many before and what
and by and violence and against her will said
Lick lien bad connection with ber the sad Jane Nuldoon.
JANE : NULDooS.
mark.
sworn before me, August q, ls5s
u. n. SSuH, Justice q the Peace.
Caiharne sullivan being further examined points out
the prisoners now present, aud designates
them by their names, Joseph and John should say,
when We were taken from the wagon into the woods
we're about ten minutes walk from the wagons: Joseph
jackson remained with the wagons white was in the
De with defendant John xson threatened 70 murder