The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16
Court OF General Sessions.
Before Judge A. D. Russell.
TIE JURY IN THE ARSON CASE DIsCH AHs1

oman fSpi00
snd thss there was no possibility Of them agreeing
me judge askee II ttey required instruction. On Any
POINT o. NV 70 which query the foreman replied = soe
negative The Court then discharged the Jury MAJ pein9
confined nineteen hours. understood that ven OF
The are!s were for ConvcOn Of in the second de-
gree and Two for acQuittal.
LAzELLA SENTENCED TO TIE STATE PRISON.
nHrcelius w. LAzelie Of the light fingered gentry,
gsy 70 grand larceny and was ssnsnosd 70 the STATE Pr
sSs for two The Judge remarked thst ne was Wen
oou 20 OF hs nS;ss system he would impose the
D0~eet sentence the Law allowed II Will be remembered
@ aas 40 ss ~ S
Fave more than common Intellectual ability, but evi-
GENTLY very IL q the present time Asss receiving SEN
A LIEuTENAKT OF foLICE CHARGED WITH vI0-
LERCE TO A JEALOUS STREET LECTURER.
Joeeph OKeefe OF the eutenauts Of the eleventh
wAsd ponoe, charged with assault and battery .
Temperance kcturer
he District Attorney said that the lieutenant Of police
at the bar was charged with assault and battery where
he believed himself to be In the discharge Of mis- duty
TIE matter turned upon mixed question Of Law and of
Sso The question OF law arose oa OF the application
end scanning OF orinsnce, and the point of TACT
wbctner the lieutenant In the discharge Of mis- duty
escsed more force than necessary for altn0agh
police officer called upon TO citizen by
dirsnce O. the government he must not use any more
end he nsd in view Mr. Hal then read the statute upon
the Guty az officers,
Edward Fxukrer the complainant, WAS In the hasM
o. holding temperance meetings Fast stFest sun
day afternoons, and on one occasion short time sno
Lieutenant O'Keefe arrested him, ana treated MIN in q
violent manner
II viii be remembered that Mr. OKeefe requested the
Corporal on Counsel TO defend him when this
~ so asne E 49, S" u"u D s s u~y
Lieutenant Okeefe believed himself to be In the els
he Deemed rroncr 70 he bv one Of The og,cer
OF the government and the Mayor acquesced in hts
opmDn nc eonsea"esoe o. Me has.eea osing ansce 70
tenant Oheeie
r .ne Dm.isSs Atotney .nen csheo sue So"ps,nsuL
officer OKeeie: he arrested me At The foot Of Grand
Se ns,.s nss.ons Sy snrdns sss
~ Pe,so . "sIo seeont IT,.
ne sook par IN me exeretes neio mees'nss tnere
,S vs.. n 10 PEI . , .IV me ~" 10
.vs,naon. had m,,osrcsS snestsr ana ,hs n,l,,nsr
$1,000 ,.;, o a.eu ~ se =. quo y, az.
~ " S.s VT a - no n.u s"ae w s -
.~s 1 he ns ' Sn .ae DSu ia was a. s"
svsn ,oc h tpese words; come aown, ga CAMP YOU,
- Ia - .,,sS h, su 49, 49, .sg t 20 haio
si,s and brought me before Justice Wood toli MIN
s.ra.or re ,nnS ,n..,d e. 80 , ~, roS ~, a. To-
cfBcere allowed me 70 walk quietly along tho roSd aid
.oxahv. tni,t sayu 0xsssa hoio,a ~ rsus, ID snv
TfSSni,y with him, ''' 'e'~' VS. A'>'
s.s.' ..-,.as Was o,v..,o AL. Lo,s =, .
,.,. 80 hn,u go, ,'.sine 80. sw.s ISL. - ~
go ~ srsr uovse "s,s sere In bss nn,s,m
s NC 70, SIet pyuoe s . ..e - Aei "n
a VIC ssnsno an. Prev Eaonsy' saa wnea ne
ny eeIs me ,o ne 0s.ea ~ oo
s ~ I'm. m wsn. aons au,e.y WIN , ne ' , ~
un.ol 70 sne nAtnsss we oss sese 'oa. Ise. ",ae
s. AZ ~, t, SUI s VIC u,,s i sosu ~ sno
rfen ney ssw ressted, some OF the crowd cried "Les
and ssse, me 10 p' i.e hat you'd moi 90 On the sSs
ss, nv, rssisa a. .cor a. 49, pass,ss xanIs -"
ssaA, ~ ~. .yp'es y. .eon :. "AA io"e' "'' ~
" ~ sn ,,,, n ..psi Ho ,,,.. ,,a "a, oxa.es
.,aS rnsna 80 ;ss on he os .as ,o,k bo,S
" o n, arc Ia a. hs vas acc a psnied by q mar who
b,5' ~ nj hint FauIkser sas injured OReefe and The
msrnsr
T.nn,. r coold dsnoeed that he xss At the rnsetage
amer The speaker came iowa oil the Jog witness s.w
sme ts fSns me AFFAIR was over n
tnrte mnuies
Joseuh p Ia.repce testaed-rhst he vas one OF the
spssk.rs a, The neetns OKeefe told me TO come dowa
srs wn,e wasess was In The ACT Of getting down Tho
sesu"e s,d mold Of him can't sy that 0'Keoie toId
TsuIsuer 10 VIA an oicer Off in Il cir uniorm we're
IN attendance every Sunday, and the meeting mad never
Cross sxarnlu ed-l hurried away from the OF
,csicn ~ lrere wa. Considerable excitement there.
only ove,,ou 10 be determ mined was: DID o'Ksefe
more vioier &C necessary in srrestng Faco,en
Ppip Zeger an off ser vas the 6rst witaess called by
he deiercsnrs counsel Be said that he vas tn,
rettrg; before OKeefe arrived We to,d the speakers
snd otter, 70 get oil the walks s the passSe
wirsss and q Kee'o asked the man who was speak
mr. 10 come down. aud then req aostd faaikner
10 too; ne replied 10 Okeee inst he 90 ne sere
10 ,pcsh Ga Temperance; ,he lieutenant requested VII
moss 10 arrest Faulkner; as ne atemped 70 DO 80 AIS
Ssuls,.f re,p,.d ween witness ass.ted him to take
Ta1sner 10 tho Police Court; We CD no. use aav ua
pecfs,ary violence; Faulkner rera,ed both; O'Keeie
Was well sbown through ~, the ward, and had been
Bsuleran, for The past twelve moths
By Mr.. Fsli--i 40 Ioi know why O'ktefe bad not ms
unicJ or he had bis STAR bar 1; partially coveres
Wa ,tanpg by toe aide OF Keee In lroai OF theloss
Banel Foiles, IN tfioer, deposed thsi Lieutenant
pkeee ID no; use unncccrsary voenos when he arrest
ed Faulkner hedia not nest fs"Aaef any 'Pp'ooo"s
Mgrtee iowa 90 tho whoc, r...s
VIM sn' no 'esoe 49, :" has . ,b,, sea
.au' ~ I'LL" 80 ~ ~. 90, b.ls Inc mat
ssres, were ,nese .psstsas nsa '"o '
h,s vac .ns oecs, ia ~ read rauxnsr
beJsmL Hs. 81, nm u,Oefl 81. He nnNI" 49,
often Use opproooos nnfpAse 70 zoe Ponoe, nv oae.
t1em Iun hes.s, -. ~sn,,,rss dnr,,s,1rv of ,hs
every htunt ntpia ns.s IkmA 49,. w ,ss"' '" wv
eoaeoos ci lh sNoI sue vrer pvvI, onoe,e s.x a,
Ine Depuv oTpors'r ,oan nv ~ easa Sis,rs
betah OF Mr. he.le. he SAG tAs eNiuelOs Sse..yy
flortd hm rsusno, vas ~ syus' a.ae 1919 ia .'
md mshtanoa tnai we hsuaasn. w pe.,.oL 1870
haoe W ar'tt1t bm. ie' w. $500, "a sns
ar crrirarce OF we s.y ,S me , ~ ms s,s. a..
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