The New York herald., 1864-10-27
Police Intsllixsnce.

A fIrfeBuR0. COUNCILMAN ROBBED oy LARGE
AMOUNT OF AoNBy--TwO MEN ARRBsrED.
A few days since Martin w. Feely, q Councilman 10
PttsburE, Pa and aD merchant OF that city, arrived
in New York for the purpose Of Purchasing goods On
Monday evening Mr.. Feely INDUCED freely In strong
drink, when Patrick Conlan, acquaintance In whose
company he took him to his residence l4e Leonard
street. Patrick Coleman. aborer Also homo with
Conan, and three mon slept in the same bed Early
the following morning Mr. Feely awoke and found Cole
the q bis Both oemso ana ou.n
becoming alarmed, ran away and made their
M aee o,s ys rsr 70 the sixth
Jourdan that the with whom he had slept
bad robbed him OF 800 in bills OF various denomna
tons on Pitsburg banks Capttin Jourdan and officer
Golden immedisciy started 10 pursuit Of Coleman aud
Conan, and yesterday succeeded in srresting them.
Facts have since the made which
induce the belief that Co!emsn stole the money without
the knowledge or consent OF Conlan. Mr.. Feey, how
both the prisoners with the theft and magistrate
committed them TO the Tomb for trial In default IS
money was secreed; but Captain Jourdan and officer
Golden have strong hopes Of being able 10 recover It,
Mr. Feely s said TO be quite wealthy.
BURGLARY AND EXTENSIVE ROBBERY IN DETROIT
THE STOLEN GOODS BROUGHT TO THIS ClrY-A
PORTION THEM REcoyEgED.
On the night Of the 17th Of August last the store OF
Mes.rs. Campbell and Linn, in Detroit, Michigan, wa.
burgnriousy entered and robbed Of silks valued at five
thousand dollars. No OF goods was dis
covered iii few days suce wher hfty pieces OF the
snd ,flsR ", Sng i'rtc's. " Nrrre, street, near
broadway On beiug questioned in relation to goods
Messrs sanges 4 Brother aas Green ch street; md In
explanaiop this arIn g.id they boueh the silks from
Joseph A. Jackson, srcioneer, broker and commission
merchant, at No. Ill Grand street. Mr. Jackson accord
ing TO his own showing, obtained the silks from j.
Walker whom he advanced eight hundred dollars on
them. Mr.. Walker has mol yet been found Captain
Jourdan and Sergeant eunn the Sixth precinct have
traced the goods through the various bands
tnning their investigations tho hope berg able to
the really guilty parties the matter further
examination Of the will be had this bs.ors
Justice bowling.
BOSTON BOND ROBBERY.
The examination 10 the Of John B. Manning, the
Wan street broker charged with passing one Of tho
hundred dollar bills stocu from Ycssrs Brewster Sweet
Co., OF Boston, on the 25th OF August last,
tnued before Justice DowllDg yesterday afternoon. Mr.
Thomas r. Mcneil, keeping restaurant at 2o3 wasbiDg
ton street, cross-cxanned' He sworc that Mr..
MI M u 10 man ~ ~ % nv cemeu a'o nis piece
dred dollar Treasury note, asking Mr. Mcneil TO give him
snail bills for H. This the witness sad he would do "
the bin alt right, and nbaequently did so The
fendapps counaei examined Mr. Mcneil at great length
as 20 the identity OF Mr. Msnning tho with the
person who offered the BILL but nothing Of particular
importance was ELECTED Andrew r. Ieisor, BARTENDER 10
Alexander Matthew'S saloon, No, 22a Green
He testntd that evening OF tho sth Instant man
whom he identified as Mr. Manning came into the bar.
having the money the witness referred 70 Thomss
H. Ccrwin. also employed there Corwin subsequently
gave man Cuhnkc lot DlH but before doing
according TO the testimony Of Heser he discovered that
the names hadsbeen erased from H. This was fact that
Corwin bad overlooked forgotten 10 giving bis cvi.
dence and which Mr. Manninss counsel considered
TO be OF great nporapce The investigation will be
nued 10 day. Mr. Manning fees seneune of being able
10 establish his innocence by hts witnesses whom tbey
shall be called 10 testify In his behalf.
ALLEosp RoBBvRY OF A FRIEND.
VIM. J. Mswby, an Eosisbmsn, twenty nine years
age, arrested by officer Lane Of the Fourth pre-
cinct, charged with having stolen $3.50 In bank bills
from his mate and companion Alfred r. Ethssdgs.
residing at 30 Cstbarinc street II 10 alleged that the
socusca was tbe only person Who had charge a tne
room and he knew where The missing money was kept
The theft took place the 2lst instant while Mr.
Ethesldge was absent from the city. yussce Dowhnx
eemnitted Aawby 10 prison for trial.
The BritsSh- A meriean Provincial Con-
M ference. t-# ttMn
~a., ougHrc, Oct 2e, 1894
he Cosfsrcsce proceeding satisfactorily Tue nnao-
ca questions been settled s Conferences will a.
jours this week An The arrangements VIII he embodied
bin 70 ~ Submitted 70 the different local Legislatures
Mas.aohussttsR Rsps sbiican Nom Inatsons.
bo-ror, Oct 70, 1894
Tue republicans n the Third disric, have nom mated
Nexandcr Rice FOR 70 election 10 Congress.
In the Fu,b Senatorial district ". W. Clspp ". bas
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