Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-26


class which, in few years at farthest. viii be stop
ping here so as provision should be made to receive
them" 1t would be mortifying to us to have the
Pacific mail steamers come here and find that they
could not enter our rort though anxious to do So
We should not begrudge doing all we can, and max
of steam.
Surprise of GSurSIars-'Eue Whole Gang
Arrested.
At late hour on Thursday night officer Van Name
Of the fourth precinct while going his rounds, dis
Wheeler & MerrttS store 252 Front street. was par
TALLY open, and suSpecting that burglars might be
sounding IN alarm rap. RoUndsman Townes detec-
tive Mullen and officer Craig returned with officer
tina they quietly passed through tho window to the
office Of ne firm, in the rear, and there discovered
three men in the act Of fdrlliag holes in the safe.
Inc opcratoTS we're taken into custody. and gave
their names as William Moore, alias Dan Kelly, Geo.
johnson and John Saunders. On examining the safe
it found that the burglars had drilled several
holes with the view of inserting powder to blow il
open and but for the timely discovery By officer Van
Name success would have soon crowned sir efforts
Near the safe on the floor was a powerful Jimmy
nearly four feet in length, brace and twenty-five
drills. and bag containing large variety OF other
mouse tue ghcerS seatcned the store and on one OF
the upper hOors found concealed under some straw
boy sixteen years OF age, who gave his as
Robert smith, and proved TO be an accompliee of The
other prisoners. Dan Kelly subsequently rccog-
nzed rs one Of the men who broke into the office Of
the New Haven Steamboat Company in Peek slip
nearly four years ago The accused parties, after
nights lodging IN the Oak street police station, were
arraigned before } ustice Hogan and committed for
trial in default Of g. 600 bail each.
johnson is twenty-soven years of age Spectator
ny oGcupaon ana says he lives at one OF the Broad
Of age, tends bar for living and lives in Forty
seventh street. saunders, who Is snachinlst by oc
Gppatlon Is thlrty-tWo years OF age, and lives IN
Fourteenth street Smith is not yet sixteen years of
age; lives n.Thirtysecond street, and claims t. he
Il salesman. All the accused parties say they are
natives Of New York. For his participation in the
Peck slip burglary Moore was indicted, tried, found
guilty and sentenced to the, State prison for three
years and TX months. lie has been but short time
out of Sing Sing.
SAFE BLOWN OPEN AND ROBBED.
A gang Of burglars forced an entrance through q
rear window leading to the ship chandiery and hard
ware store of John A, Seminar, l29 avenue d, on
Thursday night and inserting powder in the lock OF
the safe, blew il Opeu, scattering the contents
the hoor. There was oniy twenty-five dollars in
money IN the safe which the burglars secured before
making tnelr escape. ,-DQpht,ess they anticipated
making large haui.-H. J. HerHId.
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"a woman fsSErEferS1 b5' EseE Husband.
..,.u. oF aI.r.h q91 hos ,r oooo,rpt
little village on the Michigan Central railroad. Timo-
ny AiglioS' FSSuGH' T ok - h"GS' LeteiS qHaiIei
eQ Win ms WE anu the Two selarated' a divorce
having been procured IN the Missouri courts. The
origin OF the ulsagfeeeht iS hoI hho"h; eut II was
& S4cm a. 20 on inc paTt o.
;t S 50 hth LII n Il! ~ w ,o G4i;s th I S f it
with her orothef ~ lake station through lear OF
peIsonSl "a ,aoiS SIo;ulls sf ntI ven
" " neI hGLei " SGn IN '.h4 ang' return
St q @ % IA n y iait nc ven 20 fho R
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upper rooms OF the motel WITH tTo OF her brothers
tLhl!oreh, VINO mGlo hheellhs oelofe neF repeating
Hnore eb bad lime to ttpr scream ba husband
stood bcfre beT With Tei,c oaj fi at bn I
Almost siInntaneo1Isiv ho frcd The shot C1bi9gei
n,}sc an b @ d iyd NJ n t oo I Tzf6 w ~
+ant p,'a, M 90 Tbo cbi1Iror ~ ainra 10 o. tbo % oot az Wy
d t NJ nNosranno ~ AZ 80 d. .nE J III
h anu ~ a. ~ ~ . nI - f A. "a ] .io ii, III, T H.. em I"
Isaeu lLto - IoiIied VI 'nG Iouli "eie Iley TGun
60 terror anu almost iisGnS,plS' fihulhg
10 ~ IN l,,;fe fra,n IL IoIt III nj rsb;y 80
large sneatn knlle rom ms 9elt, ara Inshng upon
pciE I oaC1 nj ea, p @ seu IG oi"e HIo i her
M & 70 [iG n.y. anu @ ,uf uar
I n ho i ueT" wa mai b - S ..''t IN
bIon5y weonon and his rorDportg bnsIasrnJ b ~
piJ r6pS - , tb E3+ f ~ oti VIII
lie passed through the bar room. Where number
dn6r and shonfinC 'sNoyv am ravenged Nn5 From
tbe house and disanpeared into fhe a5iocent woods
G. opI,, bod t6o tbi,ar boaTl dona' a,1d ~ 80
I3oy taI-cn nv snrnr;Sa a~a the irr1ntes of tbo
bnte that no afte,nnf was made to har biS oSso1a
The Tribune further saws that Notwithstanding the
prea efforts made to canture the murjerer no trace
Of his hiding place has as yet been discovered
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TIE STE4MsUrP METEOR CAsE-RELF4sE OF TtJF
VESSEL on BOND REFUsED.-Judge Belts made a de-
csio yesterday in the Tinted Sfaas Circnit Court
teor to bond and release herthe vessel being under
se;Inre in Ills mort 0n snSnicon that She v ~ he
transferred 70 Chill to act rs a privateer apainsf
Snain Tho Juire decides that tha cnnrt in @T5[, ~
dinaTy case would after mutual consent accent he
bond as nronoseS. that where there Is onnoSif;o ~
n+tor ~ i;og ~ tbn S;Sorotion nF ~ t ny I4aV
tbe laws of CONGRESS on which 'Hf the S
relied to show the imperatiye duty of he
conrt to deliver the vessel on bond are limit
ed to cases Of admiralty in which tho TheI
I"n+ sooLs 70 recoInr rnnnoy Jamond on5
baVa NO an,licati0n here. HAT If tbe nnosf;np p
Wos ono of f,neTeJv iudic;ai discretion tba Conrt
w"nId bcye grpst hes;tati0n in grantinr the moton
in Vie Of h imnortance Of enforcing fhe neutrality
laws and that no course 0nrht 10 he adon+ed which
would give an opportunity for vessel TO repeat the
ofences charged nj least until the public authorities
through trial their allegations, The Judge then
Savs -Ea he clear uurpoFt Of he third ainhtb
sections of the act of Congress of April 90 1918 is
detained until the trial shall take place The de-
the merits of this case which will be determined on
the proofs-N Y Epenin0 Fost.
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SHocKtEc MrRDEE IN GsoPcr, nv Tue Rove -
On the gtb inst = nero man Tsasar obomt % e
Of age was sent ont to haul some Wood NntbUS I
heard of him IN to Yesterday On THURSDAY moTning
Sheriff Holland arrested two white hNvS inn Erans
and Shack Collins The former syteen fbe latter fic
teen years Of age They stated that The negro drv-
would not pay. They mounted the wagon on the
morning IF the 9th and rode some four miles beyond
Girard, got the negro into the woods and while Col
ins held him, Evans shot him through the head with
old fashioned six barrel revolver producing in
stant death. The boys then took the wagon and
mules to Tallapoosa county, where they traded them
off for roam mare and twenty dollarS.
They showed the spot where the body of the negro