, 1870-11-12

Afeest Of the Party Charged WIN
the Crime In ut. Louis
Vr,rn III NJ YA,mft fsD4thffcsn. Not. 10,

Arrest Of the Party ChnrKe0 @aAA |
the Crime Ia ~t. Louis
From fM II. Lont1 Repubiiesn. Not. 10.
.Aboat ! year .so, Jeremiah Dana, osher-
wise hown "a John Matthews, Is alleged to
hive shot and Killed man in the city OF acW
Yui, nantd James Logan. TIL. Logan Waa
supposed to be the zaeas+in who Killed one
1fsseh afair GRATED oonaIaerable senaa.ion 4
he uuoe- This Eeasou why Matthew's il aaso
to bave killed Logan Ia sunpoaad to haye osen
m apprehension TINT the latter would tuapa-
I s1ai months rEr af.er the murder II Logan. Nat
| thexs concealed himself in the city OF Nav
| Yek,. md the na1t thing heard OF him, ne
v1s out Nast, in Cleveland and Chicago:
II 1 ross ase o seE 4afs
uueated his detecrlvts to use every axettion
snd e,are no pa1t IN their efforts To eject
ths capture Of Nstthewa. The po!ica Com
znisaions1s Of tnat city also commissioned de-
u pursuit OF the fugitive. Altar sea.ohing
Bunaio snd other Wa+ tern cit,es, they hnAny
brought up IN Chicago, and invoked tho asaas
; tsnce Of Cartain Hickey, Of the Chicago Pol
Cap,nn Hieke, forthwith sent .. Telegram 70
Captain ht borough, chief Of the st. A9:ns
, Gt,,hevs, nd detendon, Il found. unsil called
~ Tbn s.rns evening (Eoyeuber . Captain
McDonoueh shortly Afterwards te1egrxfsh9d
5.sE Fl + 10 hid ths n'n whom sheS reEe In
s Csptain Dictey answered: aHoid him b
III 1e.ns: charge r. senn ae, w
j. 1hcS Id to t6a speedy arrest Of Matthew'S
d s.o eoMaFbat snsulaf. Aaathews.WA htst
h,red On Friday last He Was picked up oy
the detectives on Fifth street, they eatpecnne
boose until 6atuelAy morning, when he va
n released by the CHIEF, on tue prnmise that ne
~ would lea7e the city On the o'clock P. u.
train Of Sunday following he ID not leave
he promised to d. Ihe In Sst ;.Iogg nn go'oE 81
~ Fourth street. in front Of the ST. LouiA bllsrt
fa}l, a. socn as he saw tho chief ne ran y,
by followed By the Latter up Market to fnts
ID street. Tho fugitive refused to nat, an'
e.. The chief very judieiously retr.;nsd trop ol
S;ss fsepp I;so o:s9 Gn Kooke nd the .s
ter e.u7ht the MIN, Who dropped large nav
li1eEolvei, Which MAS loaded, - the pAVemeo;
On bis betgE p.Tta1ns ia ,ae1eI Tas IoeTea s. ID ~
Id ayait tho arrival Of the SeE York dstecslve
&c WHOM information Wa Immediately sen
oaz- Ihe prironer was held till Yesterday afte
M "a noon, when ofhetrs Duesenoary ana HsM
pe a. cssne here and identified the yaisonat as Il
10 orc for W.o-- :.ey e; were u: So: sst::.!ch-
But Matthew'S admitted that he..was the .uh
hTQ ECU ~ "aa 1eat ~ ~ H'tu %u1 oA14s'a
The latter han = rtquisiton frum Govern
Hcffnan, Of New Yo,k on Governor Palm
OF n1tcois, hut the prisoner indicn
COL hia willingness to accompany them-not bei
aware that strictly it would hare eeen lee7
requisite to show authority frcn. Govern
.cn. MeClurg. The otacere Informed the ca
26kh | tnAt !: VOC w .ng h.a ;nrarasfad h;
self in bringirg the assassin to iuetlee up
as.' ;.3. the day of his DEATH Matthews had been
H., \ $Frta n 4
x Of Tue CITY CouPie " 4Asa bAo'1No :" So 49, = =
Aits, aK1eat- ae la Aoont 20 5eA1s ot axe. A:e
ed seven inches IN height, long black hair, !
800 large dark eyes OF rather sinister express,
,ntI, Tie New York detectives left the station
mes, | -..inr !, c,rvf.ra corIa,n;,c, tha prisor
nper - - SSu;.ssa L. T. eaitn naroF ~ ,ouEe
nt OF ~ A9 N4lca6o - ]At*o3 D'to'f e'
ntft New 1QfE tia [naE2Rc.