New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16
TUE NEV- 1LBANY LYNCHiNG AND hA-'"-
ING.
trrruER PARTICULARS or THE nA ,s,cII ,vCF
yorR PRISONERS BY a SEYMOUR 'l'ii"'-'
InMMIITEE.

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yoiE PRISONERS BY SEYMOUR
COMMITTEE. IT, Nm Al
ne ~ t,,6c recent outrage there. The NeW-AtOug
many , .fnrdIv evening after describing to o,.'i s
Lrpy' nv ms teegraphed, says; Inc CoIqlet tbe
su3st', and summoned jury TO lnyesueaIH ' NE
ir t We have no idea mat any c' lu,ii, ,,ortes
"iitJ tcndng 10 determine who arc the e,ut5 bo
we're cut down ana laid IN the Jhl hall WheIo
tbc investigation WILDE held Inc Rooy oi f Ern
When eat down. sun warm INC WnosU ii I' rn
Penn and Charles Anderson have been tenpoIaiS ao
siding iu this city for several weeks Mss i's, ob 49,
sister Of the Reno brothers, VINO mas sIloN n" ioc
lion 10 her Inflated brothers, arrived here az ~
his morning. dispatch having been sem 10 1
where She was attending a Catholc scnooi, "A
,aV be supposcd She as well as Mrs Frank Reno ana
Mrs Anderson arc in deep distress az h her Sree
buchery When taken 90 view the remains Oh HsI Hco
dead brothers lying in row. the ulseSs Vl lo
was spectacle never to be forgotten ~ Is TelprCo
that Reno and Anderson intended 20 Apply ~ tS,
Bicsneu wut Of habeas corpus saying tnaI tigS
could slow that Psy S eca bS VSants probably got
wind OF this aud hence the terrible tragedy OF I'M
Charles Anderson was IN pea WIN on me- tbe night
wife az their residence I'm Windsor, Canada on ue ht
Frank Reno was boarding at her mouse au ono asserts
that night Mrs :. V. Reno wife OF FRANK ii S5,,1our
that william Reno at the RAIDER House ~ was at
tho hight Of the robbery, ana tha 5 men and had
Rockford. The party were no doubt pau No. NJ Least
w., ,i -, y cor trSi N may he remembered that Ch3S
Anderson and Frank Reno resided ~ ,, annicofIon
49,, 6 90 tho canadian authorities FOR thelI srehuer
under the extaditiOn treaty, gu er', o,, cnsued
asvofe
n ,,,r Witnesses were examined one witness s"oio
nat lac recognized the two men as pehE Ht a.,
the r"iicry but by others they proved 'haG Ine?
,ycro ~ Windsor on the night OF inc IOonSSi!
mn ccse for the prisoners urged that IN case Vi so
I,cI db n would be little less than murder 10 utNcI
,L ,'n inosuluch as the mob which bad aleauy hunS
So , stood ready to hang Reno and Anderson, shOuiu
,e,, la delivered up This seemed TO nave WeEul VIII
the t,~,frate, when the Adams Express company
cdr themselves and. 10 Is reported gave nOhu tnat
ibev should have a fair and impartial trlal ,Oh a
taion Of the facts TO Our Government NJ WISH
jngon Secretary Seward also gave solemn pleuse la
ic men should have fair trial, and II found innocent o
This charge they shOuld be returned by the Cneu States
10 their residence IN Canada. IL was under these ceum
stance, that they taken to Indiana Inc crime Wa"
committed in Scott County, but on account OF the ln
security Of the Jail at Lexington, they were otoHgv 20
Tins CITY and confined in our county JAIL Whcte SHc9n
aud Vim Reno arrested tue same charge were aIeaoy
prisoners. -. -. ri, - rr,r,hor 30
men were here for the purpose OF hanging simeon anu
Win Reno. Sheriff FullenlOve heard OF TINS ana 'ook
hs prisoners to the penItenary at JenersOhNhe lol
safe keeping. ,, M, .;,,
il a daughter OF DR.. John l.. Ford, well known clIZeu
aud former member of the Legislature from Jackson
County She is represented most estmable lady
Ael The inquest the bodies Of the Reno brothers VIII D
delivered 20 their relatives now III the cl, VINO an
nounco their intention 10 remove them 10 Jachsoii
County for interment The remains OF Anderson VII
most probably be Inferred here by the authorities