The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-16

pbhIOUb OHARGE AGAINST DEPUTY OHERIFFs
About o'clock yesterday morning Sergeant
Murray, OF the Seventh district with squad OF
officers, made descent upon q laeer-beer
salot n No. 2l1 Green street. The folio wing per.
sons were found there and taken 10 o custody:-
Henry Fulton, James Anderson, William Tice,
James Ferguson, alias Morris, John Wells, and
four females.
On searching the prisoners at the Station
House, on the person OF Fulton, who with
Anderson, Gays he belongs in New York, Officer
Albright found a skeleton key, hotel key with
NO. IL on the tag, deputy sheritl's badge, papers
with names of well.known sporting houses and
various fancy men of the city, and a paper with
locations of private residences. In the rooms
in which Fulton and Anderson slept were found
lot OF burglars tools, skeleton keys, jimmies,
and other burglarious implements.
Az O'Clock the defendants had hearing
Defore Alderman Toland, in which 1t was ascer.
tanned that Fulton had been a deputy sheriff
under Mr.. Lyle, on election day. The jimmy
was measured with the marks on the buildings
Nos. Gil North Eleventh street and 705 Brown
street. The latter dwelling was entered some
time between Monday night and Tuesday morn
ing, and large lot of glass ware and china
taken, amounting to $40. A portion of the
stolen property was recovered in Bridesburg, it
being alleged that 1t was first taken to the house
No. 2ll Green street.
A shawl, valued at $3.50, was found in posses.
SION OF the prisoners, alleged to have been
taken from No. Gil North Eleventh street.
Much conversation among the parties In refe-
renee to voting first attracted suspicion to
them, and In conversation it is said that Fergu-
son admitted 10 voting in the Fourth ward.
When the arrest was made Fulton was found
lying in bed and Ferguson secreted in closet
me defendants were each committed IN
default OF $4,000 bail to answer at court.
MEETING OF THE YALE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
A meeting of the above Association was held
last evening at the rooms of the Board of Trade,
Hon. William Strong in the chair. The Com
mittee appointed to attend the last commence
ment at Ne Y Haven reported that the prospects
OF The College were improving The Association
elected the following officers to serve the ensu-
President-Hon. William Strong.
Observation-Disclosures. Daniel March, d. D.,
Rev; r. Bethel Claxton, d. D., Hon. Leonard
L. Wales.
Corresponding secretary-Samuel G. Perkins.
Recording seoretary-G. Colves Purves.
Treasurer-Henry M. Dechert.
Executive Commlttee-H. A. Brown, s. s. Hol-
linesworth, Ii. W. Scott, James M. Bobb,
Anthony Higgins, E. b. Shaplelgh, N. D., r. N.
Wilson.
The association resolved to hold their annual
banquet on the third Thursday in January, and
instructed the Corresponding Secretary to
extend invitations to the President and Faculty
Of the College, and representatives from sister
associations in other cities.
The CoLoRED MAsoNs.-The M. w. N. Grand
Lodge of f. A. A. A. Y. Masons, in session in
Wilmington, Del, received fraternal letter
from the Supreme Council of the Sovereign
Grand Inspectors General of the 33d and last
degree of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Kite Tor the Sovereign and Independent State
of Louisiana, United States of America The
Supreme Grand Council, after a general state
ment of Its prosperity and desire for the spread
of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
around the surface of the globe, cougratulates
itself as being the drst supreme body in the
Southern States of America to accomplish such
an act OF emphatic justice as the recognition of
all regular masons in the United States, without
regard to race, color, or nationality.
RAIsED.-N will be remembered that several
weeks ago the British brig Sunny South with
cargo OF petroleum on board, was set on fire by
an explosion ofthe fumes from the oil, and sunk
10 twenty four feet of water off Marcus Hook.
Since then the hull and cargo have been raised
by Mr.. F. W. Beers, of the Atlantic Submarine
Company of this city. The work was done in
six days, a fact OF interest to the owners of
other sunken vessels in Delaware bay and river,
as well as to those interested in having unob.
structed navigation to this port. Although
some of the cargo was saved, nearly all of the
petroleum had been destroyed by the fire.
HOSPITAL ITENs.-The following persons
were admitted to the Pennsylvania Hospital
yesterday
Charles Gallagher, thirty-hve years of age,
shoulder dislocated by fall.
Emma Burns (colored), thirty-dVe years OF
age, severely cut in the head by crowd of
boys throwing stones.
jeremiah Campbell, nine years of age, left
arm broken by falling off slop cart.