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The New York herald., 1870-02-23
CRIME IN CENTRAL NEW YORK.
Sentences of Prisoners In Rochester for
Murder.

From the Rochester IN. W Chronicle Feb. 21.l
In the Court OF Oyer and Terminer, on Saturday,
Patrick Behan, convicted OF the murder or Thomas
McGnnis at MumIord, in April 1869; John Donlon
and Cathsrine. his wife, convicted OF the murder OF
WIN. Gates, at HOne0ye Falls, In October, 1869, and
Edward Dorsey convicted OF manslaughter In the
third degree-killing Bridget Carroll At house In
Spring street, In this City IN tbs summer OF 1900
were called up and received their sentences.
Patrick Behan was sworn. lie was twenty seven
years OF age last October: born III Kings county,
Ireland; married; cannot read or write; had not
much religious instructions; never before convicted
OF crime; had been in this country three years.
In response to the inquiry OF Judge Johnson II ne
had anything to say why sentence should NOS DO pro-
nounCed against him, he sald:-"I am not guilty.
Any penalty your Honor gives me Will take as par.
don for my slnsn
Judge J0nnson-Behan you were indicted for the
murder OF Thomas McGnnis, and to 1t you pleaded
not guilty. The jury which tried you found you
guilty OF murder In the second degree ins.ead OF tine
nrst, which they might have done, ard II they had
found You guilty In the rst degree the Court would
have been Obliged to sustain them In their decision.
They have found by their verdict thar you inten-
tionAlly killed McGinnis The penalty the law
imposes is confinement III State Prison for not less
tnan ten years. and may include for life. There
is no DOUBT You inflicted the blows Intentionally,
and sent human being to hts final account.
You had no mercy Tor him. The State has been
deprived OF citizen and the law must be vindicated.
You had no occasol quarrel with your victim;
the devil OF Intoxicating drink got hold OF you. The
Court cannot overlook the fact that crime OF tue
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character OF which you have been conyicted-the
ngly on the increase and the courts must do all In
their power check II. The sentence OF the Court
Is tnat you be imprisoned In Auburn State Prison for
toe term OF your natural llie-
The next was John Donlon. sworn, and said he
was born In Ireland; ts sixty0ne years OF age; Is
married. cannot read write; had religious In
struction; never before convicted; IL lab0rer ana
farmer by occupation.
Judge Johnson IN pronouncing sentence said
Ihe JURY has FOUND you guilty Of Intentionally TAX
ir8 human life after the evidence OF yourself aud
VILE given In your own behalf been carefully
sdercd Az your age the shortest time len years
which tho law SAYS you shan 10 imprisoned would
consume the time allotted 10 human life. The law
mist pe vinuicafcd-human life must be protected.
Ihe sentence of the Court Is that you imprisoned
IN Auburn state Prison for the term OF your natural
iiic.r
tatharine Donlon, wife OF John Donlon. was
sworn and said sue was born IN Ireland: Is thirty
nint years of age: can read; cannot write mucn;
haa religious instruction; never before convicted.
Judge Johnson said:-.sfne law MAKES q diner.
ence IN favor OF the wife vho commits crime with
her husband. presumng that she Is under his d.
fschoh ana orders. The Court has taken tins into
consideration. An example must be made for
othefS--thcrc must be some security tor life. The
sentence vi the Court ~ that you be confined Sing
si'i. irisoa Tor the term OF iiircen years.
There - no professor OF journalismn In General
Lees college,. There are TWENTY-FIVE scholarships
lvr young men intending to make journalism their
WOic1sion aud also arrangements Tor the prac tlce
u vpesettiEg ano stcnogIaphy.
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BOYD, youngest son OF James and Eltzaheth Nree-
land, aged years months ana 10 DAYS.
The friends ana relatives are Respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at
Two O'Clock. from the Morayian church, New Dorp,
s..
WARD.-In this city, on Monday. February II, OF
cancer, MARIA LOUISA, widow or Alexander II.
ward, late OF Mount Vernon n. u, in the 5Ath year
OF her age.
Relatives and friends OF the family, and those OF
her brother Alfred l.. Clark, ana sister Eliza Beck,
are invited 10 attend the funeral, from the residence
OF Peter Ward 33 Grove street, New York on Thurs
day morning at ten O'Clock. The remains VIII he
taken by 1880 A. NJ. New Haven train TO Mount
vernon ana thence 10 ST. Paul's church, East Cnes
ter. where divine services Will De held.
WILKiSsoS--Suddenly,o on Tuesday February p.
KATE A., beloved wife OF George II. Wilkinson and
youngest daughter OF VIM. H. Bech.
NoLice or funeral hereafter.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
1larriesI.

DhLDEV--ALLES. .--On Tuesday, February ~ by
The Rev. Henry W. Bellows CHARLES ID. BEIDEN TO
sanAn L., daughter Of WIN. NJ. Allen, Esq, all OF
this city.
FAisk--f01LASD.-In Jersey City. on Tuesday,
lebruar. - ~ Grace church, by the Rev. =. NJ.
lssee, - e. PkMg. OF New YORK, to FANNIE A., only
daughter VI A. j. Rowland, OF Jersey City.
NARD--t tOcHRAN.-in Brooklyn on Thursday
feorusry H. VI the residence OF the BRIDES iather
~ the Rev. Michael Mckenna, Dr. q. J. WARD, OF
New YORK, 10 Miss AAKLiA NJ. COCHRAN.
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A UCTfON SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
n ture--rhs "Wednesday, afternoon, at IN O'Clock.
f. NICHOLS, huctionecr, viii sell all tho handsome Fur
nure At residence IFS West Twenty street. between
Sixth and Seventh Brufss Tbrcepiy
nicent rosewood Panoforie Paror Suits covered with
cate striped and plain reps Tables Etageres Mirrors
tain Paintings Clocks Bronxes Vases Bcdsteads Bureaus
Washsands Mattresses Beds Spring Beds, Quilts Blankc
Chairs LOUNGES covered with harcoth Buffet Tea and e.
removed - hours afior sale.
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A DRIAN IT, MULLER, AUCTfOKERH.
n Valuable Business Property southwest corner OF Grand
uxadI IrEaa uALalraa

n Valuable Bushes. Property sothwcs corner OF Grand
Greene streets.
ADRIAN II. MULLkR, Il. X. WILKINS 4 CO., viii sell
at auction Thursday, Fob. a. at - o'clock, NJ the En-
change Saesroom Ill Broadway, the valuable property
known and 81 Grand and 3 and Us Greene streets be
SO feet inches Grand street ~ feet u inches
Greene street. The building the corner s faur story
brick soc recently put complete order and ready for
business The improvements the lots consist or three
three story brick houses
property opposite the elegant stores OF Apple
ton is OF the best business locations In the city, and,
from the character of the contemplated improvements In
the vicinity will be required FOR large wholesale
houses.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

A FIRST CLASS COUNTRY RESIDENCE DISTANT
~ oIs hour from the City Hall, New York. will be ex-
changed for merchandise real estate IN thcre s
enculnbrsncs on the properly. Price *soVO Apply from
Tuesday 10 Saturday, I'D 2bh Inst inclusive from A. H.
90 gf NJ, to GEORGE CANhDAY, Astor House
, 1870-10-18
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, 1870-10-18
THE FENIANS.

Release OF &tnrr> ThompAom. aud
mnnnix-ThcS are *ercnnfcd nnd
Make Speeches.
ArBrRS, y. y. Oct la.-The ran1ons for the
prisoners, General Owen starr, tolonc! W!lt!an
L. Thompson. ant Captain Edward AAnhtf we're
received here Oh Saturday evening By ASSISTANT
United States Marshal William Thomas, Eho In.
Tsalates rsgsused tnsis fSsase s ison Tenads tne
at the St. Iamca Ho:el, mud ma4e speeches
IN which they declarc, that they tnaakrd no patfJ
OF administration for fheli release hut the rcop1e
| Remarks were made by ether persons. The de-
raonstlatton was veEJ en1husiasijc. The released
| prisoners will 70 10 CanandAtSua from here, Il
| rrat hofnE&
, 1870-10-18

.l.{r candid ennxir.ians that TIE
=, ;,.,;,., vori.l 1et he srcurea and brought to
ius,ice. tsur of lies, gentlemen, wlu., from
tha d,v ri the r1nr1ler NATL the prsseu. tine
h.s hcen ;n,iYnafris- sa-,catet in the work Of
clea1inr IN The m3stery. remarked to = Her.
adj reporter that oesore many days new light
would BE- thrown MON Il. and be felt .auguine
that the great aim OF the force would have
teen achieved. For some time the public aod
the press have ceased to give the TWenty-thiEu
ss:eet hagedv my serious thoughts, believing
it to be mystery likely to renain locked IN
the heart OF the assasrin for ali time.
cer,Ain movements Ut the deseeuvea and
other officials within tbs past tiaree days have
given rise to the suspiciou-aud tt il onls
suspicion-sh1t the authorities have secured
botne new tight. Disc1rliu9 al su1uaiset, it Il
proper to state juet what these movements are,
and allow the public to form their oHu con-
clusions.
Soon after tbs nuraer-abant the 10Th ot
last August---Detectiye John Dunue. OF Cap
tain Ktleo's command, and Detective West, OF
the Baltimore force. ief, for Europe, under
secret instructions from the late SupeEiu-
tendent. They have travelled ia the interim
| over large portion Of England, Helsud. and
| Scotland in search Of coErobo.ativa Testimony.
| and returned to the cty on ILarsdsy by the
steamship Wisconsin, Of the Williams N Guiou
Ilne On "Wednesday one 81 the Police Com
mtssinnera instructed Police Captain TO pro
ceed To Sardy Hook. and. awaiting the arrival
Of \ European steamer, Telegraph tbs mo-
n,ent she Was slSnal'ed. IMs European
steamer il supposed to be the Wisconsin,. up.
on ~hich the detectives aErEed. aud come
, 1870-10-18

ElnsEstE. Oct l1.-The notablcs generally arc
paying thsiy respects to Tatcrs this afternoon
= Especial D.-rsrrt to the Sew yerf ficrnldl
1DNpuN. t:- 1s.--A letter from Rome OF the
18th, says inc1c is curious contzas. In tho ap-
5earnuec ot The city since the occupation BY the
Italians On the broad streets medals, matlou.
mas, chaplets, rosar1es, and pictures OF the rure
s1e still displaced while the windows Of the Corso
arc nlle4. only with portraits Of Victor Emanuel
and Ga1ibaldt. Swiss Guards and Fapal gems
.larmes st!ll lounge around the half closed gates
1t the Vatican, The cf1ux and egress Of
priests and %isttor1 ht the palace Is increasing.
Tie TlanstcrtA Is iuuse turbulent. 1t Was the
>ecnc ni Iepotahle disaster. OnSaturtiaE TeA*-
ant frun St AgaEnlo village probably DRINK OF
mad, run muck against all the priests he met,
shouting vengeance, nnl b.audtsntnE dagger,
lie stabbed three priests, one dangerously. Tie
was secured by the gensdatnes, anil viii be pun
shell with the fnll rieoE Of the Law.
LES, week IN 1sEaclltc named Cohen, invoked
the Intervention Of the authorities to obtain the
restoration OF bis sou Giuseppe. who had been .le
,sine.i be the priests since 1864, connnea IN =
tt,,se Of Neophxtes, and afterwatd IN the Monas-
fery OF Santa Maria. This rector of tnc monastery
entleayored to clnde the demand for the lRd-
Stating iha. he had escaped yesterday He was
dsxovcrs1 in plain clothes concealed IN private
house. The superior Of the convent anu owner o.
| TIC house were arrested and consigned for iriaI
| FLORENCE, Oct. 1s.-GeneEA Cado:oa Il SAID Il
.e ii fayor Of the nomination Of tho DaIc OF Aoss:
for King OF Sr1:n.
, 1870-10-18
SPAIN.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA Madrid letter oI me
49, ,,,t x,ys Republican manifesto. written ey
1sae,ar. ms been issued there. abusing nc nc
-aro,,Tnent for refusing 10 eonFofe tac
co,tes in view Of the grave events IN Franc.
It charges the government WIN es'ne,as .sa,s, :,
constant aeslrc to postpone tile reisoo ~ ,.a1
Will have to answer befafe 1ne SUP s.D =. ~
irouebt to Europc. new dtsseussons and troubles
,hroughout snaln, and the reported p1acIeau,
| at.snttoned serolunon may oceut any 1i@e' a.
! P1,1a Il declared more unpopular than esef.
, 1870-10-18
MICHIGAN.

TUE EAEfENS n1HTE1CI.
IL hs kindness OF United StateE Marshal
HcErct, we are enabled. to-t1ay. to present the
following comparative table Of the population
Of the various counties embraced in the East
ctn District of our State. AZ shown By the CEN
srs Of the prcsent year and that Of ts69. The
,rc5eaae in ten yca.r. it will be eeen. il a5e s6o
The Increase In the population Of Wayne Coun-
Is is 43.S01. All the other counties with the
ext, ption Ct MackinAwl hare also grown dur
:Ac The decade, and the ,ncrease in most of
:her is very gratifying. In 1860. the popula..
tion Of EeTeenaw wxs counted with that Of
Ontonasop. and this year the census Of each
was taken separately, the aggregate of wdch:
Onson2gon in ls60, shows gain Of 2.A26. The
foJ1cuint7 xya the f1c11rea:
, 1870-10-18
GREAT ERITAIN.

loSpoS, Oct. 1..--Mr. Baga!iy Is elected to Par
lament from Middle Surrey. in p1sce Of Hon. VIM.
frederick.
The marriage Of Princess Louisa and Marquis
OF Lprpc will take r!ace tn FebEuAtJ.
Crowded meetir1s were Ae!d IN London last
night and tc-la5 in favor Of English Intervention
tn the Franco -Fzusstln war. 4 general psoces~
sston Is 10 march IN Wednesday to the house o:
Gladstone to dcnonuce the government 1t II
rxnecteJ thxt en0o1 men will march
The p.ess Of Studg&rat and Munich ridtcule the
pYoteet Of 4 German empire.
.Londou brokers decline to negotiate paper Q.
Germany, particularly on Bcritn- Au attempt Il
feel :he English market with view to res
rrusstau lcao, has resulted In failure.
, 1870-10-18
NEW YORK.
Failure and Disappearance Of a
Noted Stock-Jobber.


Special DeAp4tch to Ihe Chac1&o ITat1nt.
GOLD.
Skw ToRE, Oct. 17.--The geld market Has
tame TO-DAY. With sl1 the safes At lla To llsa
Tie scheme for lowering cash gold u apparen y
abandoned, though the market Is su!l tn u condi-
tlon t. serrc the ends Of theeons9tratoss II lhtJ
tsare to venture. The rats paid TOT bostbwl1E
weze sss and l3e per cent, and the dual rate, e1-
Clearing House, Was l-6s.
MONEY.
The week opens on an easy 1ao1ey n lrkc., with
per cent As the 1uloE rate On c.u loans. tue ex-
ccrtlous teitg at :. In The currency naoEeMent
thsrt u l1tte tn police. Commercial paper in
the open market Is PET cent tor prime aeceps-'
anceB, while those rated good are u * to ~ per
cent
GOVERNMENTS
The government bond market was nsm. and
fraction hiTher than on Saturday. The foret8u
markets are also quutetl nr1n-
FnKkiUN KxCHAs"K.
The foreign exchange market va. qntes, but
nrnes and higher, on tic tasts Of 103ttG9lG5s IL.
prime bankers axry day sterling blt!s, and Sigh:
les..9ltsk.
sTucKs.
The stock market was active and strong To-Day.
The chief feature was Western En,oa Telegraph,
which a clique has managed to 1un up fron s3 fo
IL. 1t Was reported on the strict that pEnclps1
holder Ut the stock made private sale OF thirty
4
take II to prevent Aale on tue open market, AMI
| the Inevitable pantc that would enaue. The
| ct!aue began to unloal this afternnoa. anil
| the pftce ieu on nearly per cent The otae1
leading stocks were Lake Shore, Rock Island
Northwestern, Ohio i Mississippi, and paeidr
Nail
DIRT GOODS.
| There Il eycn less acuytiJ among dry goods jos.
he's this week than lasr, though the business vii
1 ifnfr
ctsse only what 1her require for their immediate
wanta. The general opinion Il that cotton good
must continue TO decline on account Of the ra7
material. Furttgn dress goods are In better Dc
| tuautl
The wheat market, to-day, was nr11eT. An All
Va, &c OF SC was paid At time, hut at the clos
wss dull at 1Qec advance. owing TO higher rate
telEg demanded for freights. The sales vet
90.UI0 bushels.
Common and medium grades Of State aud West
crn nour wcIe In good general demand, afih IN
shipping brands were 3,alec hetscE. Scarcely an
thtrpirg cxtra coul.l be had under fs.ia. III
tore Of the market Is somewhat speculative, 4
view Of the renewed ramors Of peace In Europe
ITO the Astoetated Psest,l
Il NEW srrER1s1LsDEST OF roticE-
NEW YoRK, uet li.-At meeting OF the Polio
Co1au,tss.unets. this afternoon, james @. ktlso
ent Of Police. aaa James Irving. ot The desecta,
, force, ahsancxd to the position Of Chiet De
tectiye.
| United Siatcs CoiuMissioutr Davenport heGa.
: tni- lnoluuE, swearing In 500 tllsIs ckors, u a
| rcll 10 tue registry Tomorrow. Each wafu ha
two-onr Dtlnac:ut olul one fit2ublicatl.
= FAI<K Rkr0NT.
i There were uafountica reports, THIS morning
! thHt the Iunard rteAtC.F tnbA Ea'f uvtn lust
STA The steamer is expected here tn Wetn:;
day morning. she left HxeIln,ol On the stn:
, 1870-10-18
Austria.

LoSplS. Oct. l5.-The Aust11an Government
has ahttse.l ,is attitude and now advocates toe
formation Of an tntiIuatc alliance with tho Gov.
cru.neut nl Germany, Count Son Neust having
Already .,cspatched several notes to lsern OF this
1rnor. The government at fters!n evidently does
no, .,e*irs to take n:y very rrceiIhsatc action to
this cn. nsd s,tra.ns itself ia the interchange Ut
notes. Tar 1:e1tla government meets tho over
rures Of AnstTA VITA a1lustous 10 the hostile asu-
:u,c IT Austria ut the beginning Gf the campaign
asaiusc France. ....
VIENNA, tc.. 1..-The Germans here ATT nearly
UNANIMOUS III favor VI German unity.
, 1870-10-18
The NcV' York EsFozH lsubFoKlto.
pFF1ck NEW YoRK ASSOCIATED, FR1ss,l

NEW YORK, Oct. II.
Ata special meeting Of 1ne New YORK A<soci-
at.d prrss, held to-day, all the members, journal
VI to,Mmeres. Herald, World, 7smtt, ErpreAs, Trab-
Mr<. Ant sun. being present, the following prr-
all Tie and resolution werc adopted:
NHEREAs, False reports hare been published bt
| tt.' Tribune, charging upon several members OF
rs association the theit or improper use, in a
trutatel form, OF special dispatches 70 that pa
W.: II IL hereby resolved that this association
A..t1orize the contradiction Of this report IN tue
VAI,eIs of The association. No member Of the as
-t,cial1on can have An exclusive right to des-
| fstCh Of this character, and all who prtut the
hule or any part as they choose have an equal
| right to consider It their own.
It was ordcfed by the association
that the foregoing he signed By ths
President and SECRETARY OF the New YorI
Associated PIe4s. AID transmitted for publication
| to the members of said association. nd to al
newspapers receiving dispatches from tn!s organ
] lz.ltiou.
{SIgnesi,} DAVID II. STONE. PFeaident.
| Isaac ". ENGLAND, Secretary.
, 1870-10-18
IOWA.
Additional Election Returns.

sr~e1aI Dc+ps.cn To The chicago Tribune.
DEssfolNES, Gel. ts.-Refurns nUw In from
eeyensy-1hrce counties give Republican majority
OF s4.'79. In the twenty old counties unreroEted
thr Republican QaJor,y last yen. va, Isis, which
added 10 tho majority given a1,oyc wpIl!l MAKE
total pf 56,le6 The s6icial tos.;!t
will Increase this 900 ut least anti probably
3,uG1. Waid&na majority In the Fourth District Is
about 500. 1nlmers, Ia the Ftfth. Wit he nearly
e,qn. Ou's, in tho Sixth, between 1900 and
le,0o1 ,..,,,
cau candidate for Attorney. Is elected by tua!or-
ity Of s.. II WAS eo1cceied on satutda{ taat ne
was defeated, Tracey, for Judge. has ABOUT 1,s'o
majority
Biackhawk County appears to be the banneT
county OF the Sta1c. ns tar - reported. Ewing
majority Of over 1,asp. Linn. ey oulcAl COUNT,
gives 1,i1I.
, 1870-10-18
SnM 0rlrnux Mnfkcxa

Nxw ORiKASs+ Oct 1s.-BRxAnsTCFFs-Fi
dull: supcrtue. N,t0: double. ta,2o: treble,
9a;a Corn. depressed: mixed CSC: white, 7oc
Yellow, 739soc. O&1s, :23oae-
BRAS-$1.1e.
1tT-Fumcr: prime tes. %. .
PEoy,sloSs Pork arm Al ~ %. Bacon, 1:i9
,eLSxnDc. S1E1r-eurxtl h1nas 24Xc. IAf.i+ uefcs
1'EErxsiks-Sugar tatr: new. recstded, 1lkc
cea1itues 12xs .ssci.s Is 1e& eaai nae ofst
wH1s1YY-RectIned, 9oo7fl.
fn1TnN-Acttyr: saics %,loo hales: good ordl
alss;y !'SsSi; '3SNi;e: ior Feespsss 1saS Is; nsss
sts ~ 1txcfoxl. 6oo3 b1les: Falmouth Lao
?ses Sos41sRr-s;crl,ne, u -. SO: 1c aa:oact
epsd l1fA.
, 1870-10-18

HAvAxA, Oct. 1a-csptatn Genera! dc Rooas
has Issued an order ltbcratng TWO thousand ap-
pscnhced ncHoes captured from MAve3a II leaa'
1856 an.i 1sa7.
The French mall steamer parten has been lost
nlteea miles 10 Hlndwayd Of GuantAnsm- Al
| hands were k1yed-
Friday night there VAS serern hurricane ID
LIZ t*y. 1at a1stt damage WIZ aoar, noWeTess 70
, 1870-10-18
SEALED PROPOSALS..

ES!IfD 9TA1tA FNHlNEtK's UfrM3'
MtL~ArkKk. Wiz, Serk- =. ISL
Sealed II opcsAir- aaneAtr. fAEnt f'ni-hF-t by
tic uuIe7r.sosd, Will r. ft'..i A. thi" "thr Ia:l
D. nj, On serui!-r l. 1S. for the .t'val If hr r'+k
at the eatraucr Of EAxlc 1.rtr. tkr su.11"E ~ a.
obtain depth nt ~.trf III T. chsnnrf
ehsntei T. required ftvt u, feet 10 atr'h The
chsnsi tv-ts In Lrrh, an twenty fnus tstl
feet wide. lfr1r the ntst r*Tnent thrn au:srF cns
>" On nntiI thr 10 finished zen tLa, PR r,'at ~
b+ merry rd On ali pAyultntr until e"lnr!'tl.n INC
kusth Il. ibr prlts,s~d il alst huattr, j AID
fnrtS ~ fxt aud tic prr.nt Actt ot wAsst a' Lac
Ihs werf must BE- completed by The LIT OF Se.r4otr.
1s1l.
TI, ntfd StSsss frHtrl.-. tt tiftt at IT, Il.
Fo1 turshtr = Inf. E1uatieu Apply r thus ':aer 4.
Frcpeeal. will be endorsed IN the rastIr+. Fn't":
sas fur Il SIC ta.boE, LAX. s'IrIior aa re
Carr u EnEinc~rV. u. =. AEi,E.
St1 N(ACpEsan-AI-. AflN 1utrr HtA
, 1870-10-18
FntaJ Railroad Accident.

ST. Lars. Oct ia construction train en tae
Toledo, Wabash i Western Railroad, having OF
l.oartI ahout forty laborers, rnn over q COW ne1'
Venice, ILL.,, about four 1u.ls.s from here thi'
evening, aud one platform car was 1hro*s
from the track. Wm. Fltzmo71s aut
ThcnAS Crane were instantly Killed: LAwrcnct
uurk,n anA William Conway we're fatally injured
and several others badly wounded. F!txmosr!.
WAS also known - Punch Morris, and hat sotnt
:eputatton among b1ut3efs.
, 1870-10-18

FORT WAYNE. Oct 13.-At Kalamazoo, Mich, L
p.ap name.i Van u1ckA committed suicide ID q
railroad couch b: cutting hts throat with sn1g1-
cal instrument Excessive drinking Is supposed
0be the cause.
Al Dry Prsr1c, about sl1 miles from the same
Mace. man named Lowry committed suicide
Yesterday morning hE hanging. No cA1se Is
known Why he committed rhe act