The New York herald., 1870-10-13

Full Account Of tho Ssduction-The Husband
ovsrhsars uis wife and Hsr ssduosr-
They Conspire Against Hlm-Intsr-
view with the Wiie q Galsntine--
Confessions OF Criminslity
Fron, the Cleveland Leader. Oct. Ill

ConIe6Nous Oi Vr1mAnkAAtys
From the Cleveland Leader. Oct. Ill
higher state OF excitement than since the bloody
tragedy that occurred SATURDAY morning on tne
oDc Ss II e sH While
ppon what Is already known IN the promises, we
public arc tmpauently awaiting iuither develop
The few facts already given in the case are meagre
and incomplete. They make known the existence
dy, and here the curtain ialls. Ile thousand acts
of The drama which closed with the extinction Of
the We Of Dr; William H. JONES' tue incarceration
tho The branding Of STs. Galeniine rs AN an
ssss IS % oea Gs asy wien
bridge over the gaps III the various scenes or the
drama are wanting Nothing but the mos meagre
details ore known. The circumstances are being
developed day by day, but tho matter Will not oe
fully cleared up ana the incongruoas statements
ing power OF the law mas Investigated The matter In
Yesterday O reporter OF the Leader spent a good
portion OF the Gay IN visiting the father ana brother
and wife OF DE-. Galentne and taking with them on
the subject 9! me late tragedy; IIe recitals made
Ia many respects. 1he father stated that weaG
ago last Sunday his son learned, through LIS WIFE,
that Jones had attempted to seduce her. Tho at
tempt was said TO have been made during the
husbands absence in Boston, during the earlier
bands business to attend TO, and one evening asked
DR.. Jones to advise her on u question OF some bus-
thas he YOU'D winriy assIst her With MA yice s s
any time, but he haa then patient TO visit ana
would see her on his return. lie returned, went OF
To see another patient and at midnight came
back to his once again ANA then knocked at
Mrs. Galentne's door. She heard the frst
that some one was really knocking at her door,
Soon the rap was heard again, when she arose from
tSeres Dr.. Jones' % made known his Is~ presence ana
asked to come In. The lady objected, stating that
the nour was Improper, when he replied that ne
n n A IN
ject she spoke OF during the evening .sOdroyd Qhe
doctors studenp will not hear us let me IN" size
reremptoriiy refused, and tho doctor retiring from
the door she returned to her bed.
At this time she thought DR.. Jones had with
Turning upon her couch her wearied eyes were
hardly closed when sleep was frightened away by a
grating sound, and the woman started to her 1ect
by the sudden appearance OF VISITOR whom Sine
We have heretofore stated that the rooms OF Drs
Jones and Galentlne were in tile same building on
the second floor and separated from each other only
by narrow hall. In the extreme front OF each
which was used by DR.. Jones as q laboratory. A
door through this closet opens into Dr. Galentlnes
office and 1t was at this door That she heard the gra-
ting noisc OF q bolt being drawn. In moment alter
hearing tae noise DR.. Jones appeared before her. He
attempted to cajole her and she ran through the
up. Here q conversation onsued between the two
persons, the de1enceiess woman entreating Dr.
duce her to come forth from her place Of refuge.
Finally she heard the noise OF retreatiDg footsteps
and in few moments. thinking ne lad gone, came
Dr. Jones' It is said the wife struggled
to free herself from the embraces OF the muscular
carried her to her bed and there effected his pur.
pose. After that the two met Often aud she hyed
from ay to Gay IL $ sae masi ., ada'er WIN h
count OF the case, as related to our re.
porter yesterday morning b. Dr. eaientnes
Jones and Mrs. Galennne confessed to the
injured husband tnat an ai,empt 70 rape Mrs
her G. DIR. Calent,ne called his wife and IL. Jones
together and they thcn confessed that the attempted
rape had been successful. Dr. Galcntine threatened
TO shoot Jones' who Is said 10 nave offered to hight
q duel, saying, 'l'm q good marksman aud can
snuff candle At twenty pae.s tna every me After
John q. Galentne, eighteen years Of age, and
medical student. ls brother OF Df valentine. tho
iormed our reporter yesterday that on last Thurs
day, while he was returning from lecture delivered
jaw on river street. Immediately north OF the canal
bridge. John saw the abstracted and haggard con-
diton Of his brother, and then asked him where ho
Gone one with me and you'n seer said the other.
"Wlere is Wagner's loan oAceN
"What do yol want tlerefN asked the younger
brother.
a want pistol to shoot id son OF b-h."
All Questions put by the Young Iaan were , IN yain.
herenty. He went into store and looked at some
revovers and finally hought pistol at Cohan's loan
he tried the pistol, ana about 10 leave when his
brother succeeded in taking the arm from him.
The motive Of John Gdlen'ine IN following his
brother was to prevent him from dong mischief
and TO deprive him Of the deadly weapon II possible.
Once in possession OF the %eapcn le hurried OF to
scen. Tho father says John cried ont seeing him,
Jay is IS crazy as bear; he VIII certainly do some
and he told me there was an article In the LeGt1si
which would serve as an explanation" The father
then to his son, and sass he found his eyes
bleared, his face pale and his conduct completely
changed. The father thought him sick an1 was told
that he was mistaken. I'm not very well" SAID
the son, "and have eaten scarcely anything. and
slept but few hours since Sunday" The father
mentioned an article he had read In the Leader. stat
ing that he thought II referred TO him and Jones. At
the repetition OF this name the son exclaimed,
"D--n the villain I'll shoot him w Tho father,
startled at this exclamation, implore1 hi, son 10
put aside all thoughts or shooting, and to leave the
matter to the law Then the son replied that Dr.
Jones had attempted to commit rape on his wife,
and had succeeded.
The father and son spent some time together, en-
by the time that the latter was Gained down the
prisoner. Here Mr. Adams united with The father
In entreatng the son to use no violence brt to walt
calmly until the law had taken is course. The
Eve O'Clock p. H.. the latter having promised TO use
no violence against Dr. Jones.
On Friday Dr. Gaentine brought his oniity Wife
and her seducer together and showed them that he
talking with them for some time they noih confessed
their guilt The yonNg husband was ihep fully con-
scous or bis position. Tie YVES enraged for short
time, but recovered, ana remained quietly Ill his
office.
a CONSPIRACY.
During the evening. While in his front room, he
heard low whispers near Dr. J0nes' laboratory, and
on drawing near overheard his wife, DR.. Jones and
another person In conversation. His iather states
that the son overheard his wife and her paremonr
aGroe not to testify agalsreach other, and to force
tho husband TO refrain from legal measures. The
third voice was heard to give advice, and we ere
Informed by DIR. Gaentine Sen. that II was the
voice OF Lawyer Chapman, Young attorney OF our
city. Tie husband further overheard them agree 10
arrest him for sonder In case he instituted legal
proceedings and then tho cODsnirators adjourned.
SHE CoNFE6sE5 ALL.
DR.. Ga!ent'na, Jr., was seized with paroxysm OF
rage when he became prvy TO this plot against him.
H'S wife returned to her rooms where her husband
at once confronted her and repeated all that he had
| heard. She not only made no denial, but admitted
| that she Dr. Jones had agreed 10 hang by each
| other and prosecute him in case he carried the mar
ter into court. "We shall arrest you for slander,u