New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
CRIME.
,rlrGrn FORGERY BY A LAwYhR.

UlTGED FORGERY BY LAWYEk'
On ootnrday evening Detective Farley mfesioo "
lawyer named George b. Buell. at hs po"i'''' '''n''
IN Clinton place, the complaint Oh mH' m"fe't" =
Rpiey a resident OF Hartford Conn. the eompialnahs
states that tlS prisoner forged her name TO p9wcr O
attorney for buying and selling certain sloc S''
and by means of tins document had uIaWn iJIn ho
81 bank following stocks and shares 62 shares OF inc
capital stock of the Hartford Carpet Uompany ~ ss
Frf National Bank Of Hartford Ss shares OF the htna
Fire Insurance Company Of Hartford ana 10 s'laes oi
the Farmers and MoehauiCs' Bank OF HaTttoru-altG
gethor the value about $4,000 THIS, II s claimed
he has appropriated without the @ " ,b ioht AZ
the owner The prisoner wac locked UP 10. t,o np o C
Police Headquarters Yesterday ne WE t@ne ~ W. au
Justice Hogan at the TOmbs, ana coh'htou w "h' ~
examination.
srABEnG ArFRAY m wAslnHGroN-sT.
About 1920 O'Clock o. m. on Saturday DaVd I'm
ney quarced with his wife in theaIartment at NO o'
Westinghouse and beat her about tho head ana race
brother Of Mrs. Tinney, named Thomas Congan' 'd az
Tinney turned upon him. In the melee C0mgh htaDDgu
Tnney IA the meek causing .tro WToiyey of fho
ant was arrested ny R0uh9sihn @ ~, ,bo ,iobt
Twcny-soyenth Precinct and locked up Tor the nlGe'
The wounded man was attended by q surgeon iestel-
day Congan was taken before Justice Hogan who con"
mil ted him for examination lho "ouno VI ii'i'' ~
not believed to be dangerous
the DERGAN MURDER CASE
The trial'cf bridget Dergan on charge Of murder
inc her mistress Ms Corrcl OF Newmarket, NoWJersey
was continued on Saturday at New Brunswick. Mary
Giroy ostncd that she lived opposite Dr Corels h9use
and the night Of the murder Whe sn war VI u'u, ao
heard a noise i'm hs house said, Keep away
irnn, me-keep away from me- and Spare for the
baby she thought she heard Brdgets Yoco s"y' l"Ao
Michaei Hunt testified that when be was before tho
corouers r aud about 20 be s%orn Bridget rushed up
Dr. +. A. Newell testified that tho impression when nc
took of the marks a teeth on deceased htted eAacy
with Biidgcts teeth
Or Corlc testified, that Bridget knew that ho was 10
DO away from home the night 0t tho murder 20 ms
own knowledge 10 wac not known Lat he was 10 DC away
outside Of the inmates of his own home ana he PatenI
he was TO visit There were otber witnesses eAdncu
fer the prosecution IA regard 70 less important crcnm
stances connected with the murder 10 was the under
standing that drawngs diagrams wax Sa3ss'
I2Ies papetS % @ ss hccn s Shown Sny m
the were an in evidence in the After
M the prosecution rested having the privilege Of calling
opened for Tie defense and at the conedon of
hs argument brought sG.e'2l |tnestss 20 ttIy 20 o @
case was al Ournod 20 th.. morning
BRUTAL ASSAULTS.
M kcy Free the woll-krown pedestrian, whose
r,a. ua.nc Robert Hauiott, assaulted ~ Jersey
CITY aaGl biUtoIy beaten Saturday night ~ three
rlnans with au iron bar lie RESCUED by ms wife
and reirror bIt biz assaIlants escaped One soinmetz
also dIeadfuy beaten, and the assai"ns escape" IL
ths case also
ARREST or AN FsCAIED CONVICT
On Saturday evening James Johnson, alias jim
my wil!ans' al.as Jimmy the Kid alias Gentleman
jimmy n notorious pckpockot attempted to pick the
pocket of Mrs Mary Roothman Of No a5 East LglteSnh
st, ~ that lady was entering lhuaE' var "t'' " "
husband az ne corner 81 thC bo"eIy Gnu m
witnessed tho attempted theft ana caught Johnson ny
rho collar, buy me attci supltu obt 81"
and ran OF lie pursued and arrested by OHcere
II A.r and Damn of the sixth Precinct, ana yesterday
Justice Holau committed him for tfal lht prisoner,
nearly two months since escaped from thc fehtutaIy
on Fiatkycls leland whittier ho had been sent lof one
wear Tor au ofousc similar 90 the one .lr Wnch ne H
been Ist arrested. Hc belongs 20 family 0i thcFcs'
ur.l.. al az .fs uCInCrs having served one or more
toms u fle state Pr Of this and adjoining states A
brother of the accused was shot ANA Killed IN Nohlhu
st near WaslinEtOust about rs months since ny Ietec
i've New gus ~ fhe Jersey city Police, ne A&NhR lhuc
sr .s.uf upOu tine officer and Threatened his ne Nhth
f.lfttfr Goa renter Cunncuced hs r!d upon thc tN'-'
nearly one gear since, johnson profess Wsh 10 re-
flrf a.i crov,d to Boston where for short tme lie
rI co. honest fe. ~ good tsolllon was ul tempo
la}, CWc'cr fos lc soon recommended Lh .'fht -4''
TWO OUTLAWS IYNCnED II MISSOURI.
~ -ntsartPn uuurSI
81 LoUis Nay "a Vigilance Commltte OF
roAt.sri County hung Tom stevens aud NoTe. An
llcvs two VOt0f.ols outlaws, 10 WarcnhhufS }csteI
d4y. fncy Wo., brought from Kansas cn Icini.ltoh
f... tlr Governor aud taken fOm the custody oi the
sl.i Iy f..to oi 40J Three tanners m tue vicinity oi
W.IreifbuIc, connected with band or morse lCNts,
rave been aItt,d y thc Vigilance Committee and lodged
100 a 20 await trial % hc next session OF Tie court
MURDER Al FORTRESS MONROE
F.LlrFss MoNEoF. Nay 2c.-Mlch4e Mccarthy,
tu.cr Of Tho Fortress Monroe garrison killed last
r.rEt mau named Clarke who keeps store az hili
Creek Clarke wa arrested By the military and given
nio lc custody - tie County Sheriff WHO placed lin i
tDo Hampton jail - gwa.t Tie result 81 tho Ooroner1
Jury, which lH 10 10 hcid this afternoon
rUHDERER CONVICTED.
LorISyuiT May 25-Thc trial of John shepherd,
charged with tAc murder oi John Collins, last ApIli,
closed u the Circuit Court today. The .my I,tllued
verdict n Fl.ty of murder in the trst degree.