Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24

FORTH WARD STATION CAsEs-8efors Jas
fics Wdlter.-Henry Butler. arrested by detective
Patrick Digges, drunk and disorderiy; fined a !
Ann kennedy, do. ordered TO leave the city.
+. Greenwood, Dennis Jones, NJ. Dentach
Ezra Eggee, do; turned over TO the military.
James Dickerson. do; fined 81. John Haley
do. do. 81. James S. Case, drunk. do. g. ".
w. Petubone, do: workhouse 30 DAYS. James
OConner, yagrant; ordered 10 leave the city.
Cage Terrill, threats; security for pe1ce-Sy
Justice Clayton. Daniel Gaddis, profanity,
dismissed. ,.if =
the patrolmen Of the Fourth Ward picked ND q
very respectfully dressed man In the street.
drunk, and carried him to the station. Upua
searching him over SlGo were found upon him.
which amount was returned 10 him yesterday
morning. when he was dismissed. Last nis6t
he was again taken mp, dead drunk, and found
robbed of his money, and without q friend 10
relieve him. He gave his name as w. w. Petit
bone. He was sent TO the workhouse for thirty
days. -. =
FATAL ACcIpENT.-On "Wednesday evening
Hiram Waddle, of the l50th Pennsylxania, bat
doing daty with the 135th regiment, was acct
dentaly killed at the Old Capitol. whrre he
was stationed He was at the time handling
his musket, and bringing il to an order arms
violently, the hammer fell and the load was
discharged, the ball entering his chin and pass
ing entirely through his head, killing him in
stantly.
night, A. Shaumburg, a sutler, went 70 Mr. J.
Mansfield's, on eth street, near the Ayenue
Navy Yard, and demanded admission. But
being refused, he pushed the door open, and,
drawing pistol, run the family out OF deors.
Officer Clarke, however, arrested him. and this
morning he was taken before Justice Gull VINO
fined him S20.9i. 'ttr-
ARRIVAL OF TRooPs-The 1Isth New Yorr
regiment, numbering $50 men, under the com-
mand OF Col. s. b. Richards, arrived last
evening, and this morning proceeded to camp
A detachment Of 81 men TOT Company A, lth
L. S. Artillery, and about 100 recruits for w.
rious regiments, have arrived
ARRIVAL OF CoNTRABAxps.-This morning
a steamer arrived bringing up 30 contrabands
from Suffolk, who have made their way into
our lines at different times. There are about
300 men, the balance being women and children
many of the latter small. They were an one
sent TO the eontraband camp :
We have noticed publication in your Ssper' s.6
also in the ErH.nE Star, that we were snes eed In
Hail SH s ass ana
we leg lesxs 70 lay Ssfoss you for publication, the
han aeS.si @:ts in af sesss as
md :.s os ss f Is.sr
they saw . hack man named Dodd rushias into TIE
f %SS Jane. M one took hold q Doea, ySes
Monshan told him that he was an eGRcer and Ves
trying TO force him back from the crowd wkea
Dodd again struck him. Michael o. German tkoa
came to the assistance Of Monahan, and Dodd Vas
arrested snd taken TO the Third Ward Statioa-
House, and there placed in charge Of ofRcer Lewis
ID en- in charge of the station.
MonahAn made the charge Of assault % oG1cer
Lewis, against Dodd, and asked for q baton 60 as
sist in euelling the disturbance. Dodd then made
charge against Monahs n Of striking officer Lusby
and Monohan was placed under arrest, and viii
dmculty released to appear Of sight O'Clock. after
% security had been offered for him, while Lewis
pleased Dodd on deposit Of IS collateral security
9orman then asked and insisted TO Be catered Is .
At the time liked, Monahsn appeared With Cor
man as Q witness, when the evidence Of Core,
refused and he placed under arrest e accessory
TO the act The testimony against him Wa thaf
he was present and did not sss3ut in the srrrSf
Monahan was placed under S5Oe security and Ger
man under SJH security for appesrance Ct court. q
The Star states that Monahan and Gorman a
saulted Lusby. This il entirely false. 4,
-. MIcrAEL q. GoanAx
JAMES MoNAHAx.
Sworn before me this I'd day Of October. Isn
W. X. sfRAIrox. j. p.
We beg leave 10 submit the ebove afIdavit. s.A
Ask Suspension Of public opinion, rs We can show
before the court ct the time Of trial that ipstsed
Of aiding in the disturbs were trying 90 Do
our duty as ofAcers, although NOT in unilorm-
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