New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-04
CRIME.
,,,orzres ABORTION cAsE-PosT-MORTEM EXAMINA-
TON.

,,so,uysE ABORTION CAsE-POsT-NOBTEM EXAMINA-
TON.
+. houi ten days since DR.. Bahan was called to at
Ia Mrs Catherine Miller residing on the upper moor
:. the two.story building No $40 Perry-st The patient
"a very low and informed the physician that week
wy,o she had given BIRTH 10 child aud that the birth
ad FASTENED by her by operating upon neIsei ~
M Instrument Dr. Bahan called IN DR.. Thomas G. flr
eJ ana thew attended her until her decease which oc
tTurred at "a. yesterday lhloluhIlVu oI tIy all
ogbs communicated 10 Coroner Sehrmer by DIT fhneiI
YESTERDAY afternoon Drs Wooster Beach, Leo tlnhe
End Bahan made pOstmOrtem examination anu htt
ident traces Of violence in and about the uterus when
aore evident marks OF inflammation, sumclent III tle
opinion OF those making the postmortem eXalnls Iq az
30 cause death. The other organs were healny'
quest win be held the body this morning az coo'
10y Coroner schrmer, at the Ninth PIecnco StS N
House, in Chares-st Deceased was nattNS
Jersey aged 80 years she separated from her husOa
several years since and since that ue mas no' Oo"
very enyIable reputation
THE ROYAL INSURANCE BOND ROBBERY
The adjourned examination in this case, OF Robert
n Sterling who was arrested for having offered Tor sale
5000 Of United States per cent bonds portion Of the
900 stolen from the office Of the ROYAL Insurance
was continued Yesterday before Justice Bowling at the
Hombs Police Court Robert j. Wiles was crosse xameG
that few days before the stolen funds were gwen MN
by tho accused he received from the latter heHOian
dnm of the bonds with the request that he (wness)
would see what they worth. and II there was any
S III Re had received them from who had pre-
yiOusy sold him bonds which proved 10 DC an right ie
rssSo1 why me wished them sold at that time was that
they were Of kind seldom sold elsewhere than al the
istook Exchange; in ease sale could not be ct,
ifected he would like to procure loan OF $500
ZEN them as the persons to whom they belonged wanted
THE money; the accused thought there was sGneIS
regular about the bonds, and went 70 the witness 10 ~
1nre about them: had always considered the accused
hrewd business he bore that reputauohi 9u oo
know whether not the accused knew me bonus VII
stolen This closed the The magistrate announcer
shat would take the papers and aiter perus t to
-Gused is held to bail in the sum OF $1,000
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED BURGLAR AND MURDERER
!. On the night Of April 49, an attempt was made to
murder John Hughes and Margaret Hughes al
sheir residence No 363 MonrOest The police arrested at
that time one John scuyfor participation IN the crime
a cOmpanon escaping. On Thursday night, Oihcer koht
Corr OF the Thirteenth Precinct arrested JOh I ~ te
yary and attempted murder at the residence OF the
aIughess Orr is also charged with srand larceny anu
with burglary April o. at No. BroOme-st he was
yesterday committed without bail 10 answer TO the above
charges.
A MINSTREL. ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY.
During the performances of Forcpaughs Circus IN
Newark yesterday afternoon, the Chief Of Police OF
Elizabeth City entered tine canvass tent and arrested
William Iecompte negro minstrel performer, who rs
charged with rObbing residence IN Elizabeth on Ihurs
thar cold and silver pae 10 the value OF 5000
stolen Lecompte was taken to EhzaDelh Dy an evening
train.
rRLgsEAPH TIE TRIBUNE.
ARsEcOM. n j., May 3-This morning about
O'Clock MT James Yates Of Bikersylle N j. killed ms
little grand-chid, aged years with hatehet and then
THE GOsPORT MURDER.
INDIANAPOLIS May 3.-The money stolen from the
railroad office at GOspOTt, and the clothing OF Willis Me
Niinnway the murderer, were found buried under an
ash hOpper in McMinniway's yard Tile money and
tl0thing were bloody Another man who IS Implicated
In the murder arrested The Excitement Is IN
treasng and il is feared the citizens will organize
Tribunal, with Judge Lynch for Judge aud hang the
Accused before night. McMInniway Is citizen OF Cos
bort and has been the habit OF assisting Johns dhe
Sotim in loading freight and collecting neght Dils
1Is wife says ne did not come nome until l. O'Clock on
the night Of the murder and that he lett at O'CLOCK IN
She morning for Quincy.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May Sat the preliminary
Examination to-day of McMiuniway before the mags
trate he was found guilty OF murder in the first degree
1udee Eckles adjourned his court at Bloomington, and
with the Sheriff and members OF the bar went 70 Cos
port at the conclusion the preliminary examination
Montgomery Of Bloomington, addressed the excited
crowd OF citizens, urging strict observance OF the law
The prisoner then started under guard OF y men
flor the iail al Spencer. The excitement is still very
great and was with difficulty ynching prevented
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 3-Dispatches received from
the murderer OF Johns the telegraph operator and station
agent would surely Dc hanged this evening platform
had been erected in the try the prisoner and the
excitement was great
A MURDER N MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS May 3.-No murders occurred last night
for the first time within week. On Wednesday night
planter named Smith Wilson, residing in Germantown
near here while sitting sofa talking 10 his wife
shot through the window by some unknown assassin
he fen mis- wfes and expired No clue 70 the
unfIEd has npE m Ia nod