The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

RIOT AT HNvHURG. N. Y.
Outrage on . YouA Ar1sn GU
-..--- by q Negro.

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The Negr, Taken Out of the all AMI
Hanged by the Citizens,
From tho Newbuvs journal. June 22.J
On Friday about noon. little before, young frhh
gri, named Clark, said to have been but about
couple Of weeks ard without friends in the place. in
search OF situation applied 20 the lady Of sheri Han
moro, at tho Court House fos employ mont Mrs Han
more informing tho applicant tAat she in no need Of
assistance the woman going when she met
by the proer OF Information Of place from Robert Null
liner. colored man. who was serving out term Of I'M
prsonmcnt for then, but who had been taken by the
turnkey 70 do work and errsnds. Accepting bis
suranccs she led BY him in the direction Of Limo
that vicinity Here he set upon and knooked her down
violate her person several times robbed her OF tho trim
o. money N her possesssen-twc dol!arsand le hcr al
bruised 10 shocking degree her limbs and person.
and preseneed most ptiabls sight presentation sf
After committing the outrage Mullner left bis victim
and wont out at the north Of Limestone H whore was
met by gentleman with team OF when he inquired IL
he had seen anything Of stray COW. tho gentleman
knew him noticed bis sgtatiop that he out of
ersstn - ne bad been running ana remarked those
The next hear Of him h In the vicinity Of Mud Hoe
opposite Low Point He met man near there q whom
he desired direction 10 the river Tho sad be
going down and would show him the way. On the way
down he cot upon The md took his watch And money.
sss0 Uut mo oeit90 Dotp u0t8us
boring brickysra and Muinsr ovsrtsksa the pro.
perty recovered and. after receiving drubbng sent
scro tho rivsr and slept q Low Poins that night d
ON Saturday parties from Low Point came 70 town. and
nearing the rapo carried info1mason o. the anAr q
MUG HOLE 20 snerin Hanmore The laser " oompony
with Mr.. George Knapp loft immediately for Low Point,
where Il was ascerainsd that the negro had proceeded
toward small negro settlements mile or two back,
where u was known there was coored woman living,
and where he sometimes lived himself.
On arriving at this womans house. she wss Informed
that t0D officers search az and
tho woman replied that Bob had Just been there, would
ke oo ana had gene down 70 FshkH village In search
0 work
On arriving at this point In their search, the ocers
FOUND that ne bad been there nqulring FOR work had
taken drink and about five minutes before had started
Ior r"ugnkcepee. rearing mat ne saw the snerm ne
would suspect what was up and get away Ftskin con.
started after Muner, who was overtaken In the course
or Aiew minutes se.e
g nm 'h ~ were gong 10 SS w y.
fected to discover that he had left his and
nsd they would 60 back 70 Th and E T. and Multi
here and he quietly lodged In jail IN the urdersr's
CELL" with three strong doors between him and
liberty
THE RIOT AND LYNcUNo
From The NewbuYg Telegraph jan co.,
and MuIiiner arrived n Newbure at about six p NJ. on
Saturday, and Was placed In tho cells The arrest was
%msdaisy nCses abroad and soon the Of
resort aud TO discuss tho matter OF the offence This
was continued until late hour and was renewed on the
the other side Of the river and carried with the name
OF the injured sir which was remmbered by some who
and we are told that Muncr barely escaped hanging
there At about six O'Clock NJ an excited crowd began
to poa, up second street and in very short time two .,
House. =. $40
Sheriff Hanmore had already received some intimation
OF proceedings called his aid the regular
police force OF the village expecting TO be able 10 soothe
the crowd and avoid bIoodshcd lbut no was mistaken
Tho leaders Of the mob nj once demanded that
placed IN their banda
the Sheriff refused and added that he would defend 70 the
extent Of bis ability the property and prisoners IN his
would be the signal for general attack and that neither
himself nor those acting under his orders could live Ave
mnuteshat those making the demand did not wish 70
invade tho public properly njure any person except
the offender and would not do 10 unless compelled The
the door Rev. T. J. o'Reiiy then appeared on the
ground-hs prssence having been solicited by Alderman
Chspman--and endeayored to quiet and dspcs.e the
fully at one door and told the crowd that they could
pass over NJ body portion 81 the mob made their way
the Liberty street door and eneceed an entrances TO ne
building Three on doors barred ine furtnes progress
on tno moo uus axes sonses ana otne! MS were
speedily obtained and one :'er one the locks yieded
ana Munnef Wa me nssos o. snoss WHO souan. nm
Aiew moments ma al - eodca on ms mortar csrecr:
Ine crowc ien UPON nim 70 sns osN and kscxea no
stamped MIN WIZ tnen Icet tnen arew MN iortn 70 tue
yaIo. mt rope W pIocnIco, Ann .ne vc''n nuns
Iom uee Inc Grove tnen oeesn 70 onpeIss, sno ~
eleven oenoA Az wa s9s'n quieI we nave endeavmea
70 make some inquiry n References 70 the progress o.
Ine moo rrom wnat We can icaIn tue Newourt Pmnon
~ VIZ 49, so-.y - ~ VI -.
on win which tney VISITED the Sours House wnen ~.
peaed 70 oy fatner Vnci put tnsic wee otners mere
wbo tod MN W nn isce tnAt ne ooulo Dol nnoeace
~ seemed tnat the moo we tnofoueny Organizer ana
Vas acting unoef the direction o. elected leaders one
sAl man Stranger stepPco se'oe ana consulted WIN
some OF Ms Iolcwers-told them lnere was being 700
mscn noise ade tnat amer orey must not De re.
sisted but that the crowd must % mpel9a rom os9nq
against him. His advice Was followed and soon resulted
In the possession Of the hall leading 70 the coils Judge
Brown, Judge Mooell, z a; Brewster go, and other
gentlemen endeavored " talk to the excited throng Dis
trct Attorney Cassidy tried 70 BE- heard He assured
crowd that the punishment TOT The offence was mprison
ment Tor tsn years or Tor me- thai ne would use AL his
ehorts 10 nnict the ul penalty OF the law Inc crowd
caught only the words teo years. and rang them out AZ
| fresh appeal for venseancs Appeals were without
avail IReHon WAS swallowed up IN The passion OF
inc hour, ard prudent ana law abiding men qr1iied
under the herce determination OF the assaians All that
could 90 done Was except u appeal 70 arms and we
are satisfied that had TINS been reforted 70 many