New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
WYOhh DALI lN'~v SATURDAY. OCTOBER %, 1858

return in hall an hour. On Thursday afternoon
Mclaughlin again met Jones at a grocery store, cor
Of Third avenue and Thirteenth street and asked
hm for sO Jones said he would give it TO him in
three days. Tie two walked together up to Fifteenth
street, where they met an old man named Tom Baker.
Mclaughlin here called upon Officer London of the
Eighteenth Precinct and had Jones arrested. Pre-
yious TO going with the officer, Jones took something
rolled up in piece Of newspaper from bis vest
pocket and handed it to "Tom," who backed
up to pile Of lumber and stuck the parcel
in one OF the cracks. Mclaughlin noticed the move
men, and told the officer who drew out the parcel and
found therein FIVE 8 counterfeit bills on the Grarite
Bank Of BOSTON. NassachJsett Willie the officer
vas examining the bills Jones ran off, but was pursued
and soon captured Baker was also taken into custody,
and with Homes locked up in the StetiOn-House Yes
t,rdav morppr the parties taken before Justice
ouacl erbusb. when Mclaughlin and the officer test-
6ed 70 the foregoing facts. Thomas Baker who is IS
YEAR, Of age made an affidavit setting forth that he
met the parties aforementioned, when Jones handed
him something rolled in newspaper, but he did no:
know that said roll contained counterfeit money. He
WINS NOT aware Of its contents and had rot been told
by Jones'
alton and discharged Mr. Baker, the evidence agans.
him being insufficient.
Tie accused is native Of England, % years OF age,
and says lie is a veterinary surgeon.
The bills on the Granite Bank Of Boston struck
off from the same plate got up for the Waubeek Bank,
De Soto. Nebraska. In one corner is a Likeness of
Washington and in another the Likeness of Henry Clay.
In the center of the bill is engraved doube-iecked
steamboat similar to those plying the western and
southern waters.
THE SUPPOSED CHILD MURDER C,sE.-Corouer
Hills yesterday held an inquest at No. $50 West
Tweuty-sixth street. the body Of Mary Ann Stack
pole the child three months old, who supposed
to have been killed by Patrick Stackpole, the father
who struck Mt his wife, but the blow, as was alleged,
took fatal effect on the child This version Of the
affair il seems, rs incorrect.
Mrs Stackpole testified that after drinking pint of
beer on Tuesday evening she retired for the night
with her infant child, an hour or two after which
Stackpoe came home much intoxicated He wanted
his wife to get up but she at first refused and shortly
aerward on jumping out OF bed, she discovered that
her child dead, it having been suiocated. Stack
pole and bis wife had further difficulty, and Qfice.
being called TO the house. hs CHARGED stackpoe with
killing the child She testified to making the CON-
plant while very angry knowing full well at the time
that her husband WAS innocent Of anything except at
tempting to strike her. Dr. Rowe examined the body,
on which he found DO marks Of violence. The Jury
rendered verdict Of death by accidental ufocaticn
by being overlad by its mother wlileshe stupe-
fed with beer" Stackpole was accordingly dis
charged from custody.
FATAL CANPHESE ExPLosIOS-Two CHnDEES
BURNED Another life has been sacrificed by the Use
of that dangerous mixture called Camphene Or
Thursday night a camphene lamp owing to some ms
manag cement exploded and dangerously burned George
and Emelne Cbeveeue, the children of French parents
residing al No. Sc Franklin street. DIR. Briidon was
called to attend them, but the boy flour years OF aSe
was found to be burned in suc horrible manner that
it seemed next to impossible for him TO recover. He
continued to fall and died yesterday afternoon. The
Coroner was notified, and an inquest will be held
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I'rr s.. sPEcrgD GAMBLERS VIcTiI.--It is stated
that the description of the man murdered in the
Broadway gambling establishment corresponds in
many particulars with that of p. Il. Middleton Of Co
shen. Orange County, n. Y, who came to This city
about the Ist OF September TO draw check for $1,000.
Since that time nothing has been head Of bis where
abouts.
PIcErocKErs ABRoAD.-During the meeting in the
Park on Thursday evening, some adroit piehpocket
relieved Mr.. Edward Croiert of Connecticut Of his
wallet, containing $40 chiefly in small bills The
thief by means Of sharp knife or other instrument,
maoaged to cut the pocket containing the wallet en-
TREY out Of Mr. Cs clothes and escape before the loss
was discovered.
real EsTArF.-The following sales Of real estate
L.
were made yesterday at the Merchants Exchange by
A. j. Blocker, Son & Co.:
.-s'orv b house and lot No ss, lot - l0x50 w l5p
story brick house and lot n. r. cor l9hst and hav 6o-1
House aud ". 3day. ana jJtA st. oA8O.'' 6oV
SUICIDE AT THE Pacific HorEL.-W. II. Cole, a
ns,e NeYOrk 2 years Of age committed suicide al the
Pacific Hotel No l72 Greenwich street YESTERDAY by taxing
dose OF strychnne. The deceased was on way 10 Ia2
aud while purchasing ticket was deauded out OF 20 oy
some rascay Ill health aud the loss OF this money
table oeceased were found paper containing
rychune. bottle OF sudanum, and bottle OF morphine
The deceased AZ time school teacher IN hetucAl
Hills held Inquest upon the body VERDICT Death
by suioioe'
ADVERTISEMENT
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with lis face bushy adorned with the hirsue e@oelhnent
together with Dr. VALENTINES Eccentric Rccta constitute
the delightful entertainments for TINS AFTERNOON AID EVEN
ADVERTISEMENT
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