New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
CRIME.
THE STUART DIVORCE cAsE-,N AcQruIAL

THE STUART DIVORCE CAsE--lN ACQUUTM.
BIZ TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
CHICAGO, Jan 23.-The jury in the Stuart divorce
case wherein Mrs Emily T. Stewart sought for divorce
from her husband, the Rev. Hart J.. Stewart, tbs
ground that he was aduterer brought in verdict Of
"Not Guilty this afternoon The has been before
the Superior Court in this city Tor the last twelve days
The jury we're out Is hours
MURDERER SENTENCED TO BIZ HANGED.
BpGHMToN, \. Y, Jan; 23;-IenTy Gardiner 1 @, Of
courts and who was found guilty rcsentenced at the
Court Msse N ~ ms se In pTe he TO- 5.
hanged on the ls day Of March next in Em 6es%e :
oner manifested no concern for his fate.
MAIL COACH RoBBBD on THE PLAINS
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 23.-1Ie Democratic St. Joseph
special says: "That all the parties Implicated IN the
attempt blow up Dmonds Block, some Time SINCE
The mail coach from Denver was robbed on the 18th Of
Geserers from Fort Morgan Junction station and who
were completely equipped for life on the road
| RAILROAD ROBBERS SENTENCED.
| FRANKIIN, Ky Jan. 23-Wm. i. King and Abe
| Owen, the railroad train robbers. who subsequently,
killed Harvey King one OF Their Bang nave Gge s EN-
prisoners charged with robbing the train, were graneds
continuance OF trial until june
ATTACK on RECRUITING OFFICER.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 23.-This evening as United
si1es recruiting sergeant attempting 10 arrest Dc
sorter in Docst Walnut he was shot through the
thigh by third party The wound Is serious one The
assassin and the deserter both escaped.
FATAL ARRAY BETWEEN NEGROES.
FORTRESS MoNROE, Jan. 19-An affray recently
occurred between two negroes at Hampton soneeiinh
some trifug matter in which ono shot and instantly
killed the other The murderer was promptly arrested ~
tho military aud confined at Camp HamiltsH'
CoNMUTATIoS OF SENTENCE.
BosroN. Jan 23-The President has comnuted tbs
sentence OF James BrOw the colored cook who was con-
ycted Of the murder Of James NJ Foster a se on the 40
OF May last, TO imprisonment for lie.
sTABBING ARRAY AT MoRRIsANL.
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named George Muller. butcher, residing on Fordham
ave. near Fifth-st., Morrisana, assaulted man with
whom he had some dispute. The who was assailed
made good his escape He was pursus by Muller
distance. when tho latter met two rhen COMING down
Fordhamaye and supposns one OF them to ee the per
tempted TO thrust L into his abdomen The cried
murder, when German named Joseph Huss, took hold
OF uors hand and held him from striking the strangeE
Huss then assaulted by Muller, who attempted 10
cut him in the throat Huss, however warled OF the
his first aud middle finger young man named George
Castle then attacked Muller with coal shovel and
into the custody OF officer who locked him up TO
await the action OF Justice lIauptman..
DESCENT on A GANIING-IOUsE.
Last evening Capt John J. Ward of the Twenty
second Precinct of this city made descent on the
gaming house No. es7 Eighthave., and arrested tas
proprietor, George l. Haage; the dealer, Alfred !.
playing faro" All the gaming implement. were seZed,
consisting Of G9i ivory checks one silver deadlock eghs
packs of cards, layout board, one box and table.
The prisoners were lockedup for the night
ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO BURN A SHIP AT SEA.
The ship Lady Blessington of Boston, Capt. Burn
ham, arrived at Jersey City Tuesday evening alters
passage Of l60 days from Manila and brought prison
er John Robinson. the colored cook charged with at
tempting burn the ship The ship had been ont four
weeks when Robinson was taken into custody ON the
above charge, handcued and guarded until the arrival
of the vessel at this port Yesterday morning by
means the prisoner managed effect his escape, ard
after getting shore induced some person 10 break hs
to the police and at noon Aid Doyle found Robinson
secreted in hayoft at the foot of Greens and az once
conducted him TO the Police Station, whore he was locked
up to await further action Robinson who is native OF
Charleston s. c. and resident of Boston denies that be
ham threatened TO poison him.
SHOOTING ARRAY AT CoCK-FIGHT.
Acock-fight came off at Edward Mackey's, iii War
renst, Jersey City, Tuesday night which was well
patronized by the sporting fraternity During the pro-
gress OF the affair disturbance and Edward Dick
nson I'm attempting TO young man from being shot,
himself shot in the left arm as alleged by man
part OF the arm but fortunately missing the bone and
arteries. Tho bali also struck another man on the ie,,
breast,b striking against memorandum pook ~ ie
harmless to the floor No complaint OF arrest has been
made
A NEWARK GAMBLING HOUSE BROKEN UP.
The Grand Jury of Essex County has just found
true bills OF indictment against Abraham f. Jacobus fo'
keeping gambling saloon at No $40 Broodst Newark
and against Britton Haynes and Archibald Beyers fof
dealing faro All three were yesterday arrgned in thS
Court OF Quarter Sessions and plead guilty to the several
CHARGES contained In the indictments against them. The
place above named has long been known as the common
of gamblers aud thieves and the citizens OF Newark
will be reoced i'm view OF its dscontinuance, The c
prits in this case will be sentenced next week.
LONG ABSENT BURGLAR CAUGHT
On the night of the 2Sth of last November the shoe
store OF Norris winters in Mulberry ST., Newark was en-.
tered by burglar and robbed OF conslderaoe anon'
OF stock well known burglar, named Daniel Mulcaney'
as supposed TO have been perpetAtor and his sud
dem disappearance when he learned that officers were ~
search OK him. confirmed the suspicious before
of his Guilt No clue could be obtained OF ms wheI.1S
bouts however until yesterday, when the ponce tgs
that he had ventrPed to Newark again, 70 sac m n,
Detectives waited upon him, at MS fesiuohh and
Boudlpot-st. arrested him after slight skIln ~ vios
lodged him in Jail to await trial, an indictment "N'"
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