New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-28
CRIME.
gAID on GAMING HOUSE-JOHN C. HEENAN AR
RESTED-GANfING IMPLEMENTS SEIZED.
Last evening while Officer Denis of the Fifteenth

9AID on A GAMING HOUsE-JOHN C. HEENAN AR
REsTED-GAMING IMPLEMENTS SEIZED.
Last evening while Officer Denis of the Fifteenth
Precinct was psSDg s I post ecr TSe
the officer took 70 the station-Ho
Ma oVycHH believe Il against iSs lay e allow gambling on
BSoad%s Is now in fu blast ny husband
woman s who sseed With gambling husband
Capt Caffey at once directed sergt schoonmaker and
section OF men in citizens dress to proceed 10
the place designated In the letter and arrest all persons
The officers on reaching the place promptly secured
two negroes keeping watch at the door and having thus
they arrested the proprietor, John @ Keenan, well known
in the prizerng the "Benicia Boy" Lewis Baker,
BilliDgs whom together with the aforementioned col
ored men, Charles Miller aud VIM Johnson they TOOK 70
the statOnh0use, where they were locked up for the
The officers also secured 500 ivory checks cue box
card rack, four packs OF cards clay out and game
keeper" which according to law are to be destroyed
THE FATAL CHILD-wHIPPNG cAsE-yEEDIcT OF
MANsLAUGHTER.
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ALBANY, Jan. 27-The case of Joel Lindsey the
Clergyman Of Shelby, Orleans Co.. n, Y. who in June
last the death Of his son. three years Of by
whipping for disobedience came up for trial at Albion on
Tbureday last or an indictment for mansaughter In the
second degree The physician who made INC post NOR,
related to him by Lindsey he said about o'clock on
pothc went to correct the child for something It refused
10 do she failed TO make him mind and asked him to do
single he whipped and talked TO him alternately for
hours he reasoned with him and tried to make him mind
81 the end of 81 hours saw change stopped whipping
MIN laid him on couch and called his wife; she came
and said Why yohng Syg ne s saa ne gG HS
his arms; he said the child tainted or had spasm
m rolled no its eyes and became stiff and died;
A neighbor who was called IN immediately aIter {he
death testified that Lindsey was mneh novel, Maikhe
Hes gone poor Johnny Is dead; nave wmpPeu mn III,
TO death" Preparations were made ior PurE yg tn
child the next day but Coroner inerfered Inc DOdy
taken out OF the coffin and examined Dy s
On side Of the forehead there was MARI VI ,I ~
ration and also the jaw; the arms were alscOIoreu ~
within two inches from the shoulder ana down 70 hesl
the elbow the dscooration covered nearly al lne ou
side; below the elbow the arms We're dscOi3reu ~
near the hand the backs of the hands were bruised
and swollen the back Of the fingers were Drseu ilOe
than the hands; the SKIN was SrV5e S noeTorly the
parts discOlOred except about the Knees anu tlo
same below the knees 70 tho ieet the Spots on e me
OF the foot; the OF the bruises about as large as
fifty piece, and were irregular IN shape the enid
looked as though IL had been bruised by o single
MIRA Lindsey testified that the whipping done with
single about an inch wide. The fury after remaining
put about eight hours brought In yerdict omaDsanghtel
n the second degree Lindsey about 80 years Old and
gRssed through college and theological seminary
ward preached Tor three years in the West and last al
aDiius, n Y, leaving the profession account OF III
health The attempt 10 prove that Lindsey was subject
shown that he was Of moody and unamaDe disposition
and treated his wife harshly
MINISTER TRIED or CHARGE OF MURDER.
BT rHLEGRAPH the TRIBUNE
AYLMER. C. E. Jan. 26.-The trial Of Rev. JOSEPH
Boba for the murder Of his sister helpless cripple ha
occupied four days and created intense interest through
put the country The evidence for the prosecution wa
weak and entirely clrcumstantial She was last
alive in the prisoners house and was aitsrTsrd foun
tai; shows that deceased left for Ottawa In charge Of
man named Hednics, who has since disappeared III
SstaSt BB $3.50 se5 glSy.ls 80 el ~