The New York herald., 1871-09-26
NEWARK AHEAD.
The Richest and Raciest Sensation Yet-The
Mulberry Street Burglary Mystery Exploded
The Widow Of Many Tales-Law-
yer Johnson's Jeopardy-The
Queerest of Queer Cases.

Newark is ahead again in the matter OF sensa-
tions and now has one which takes rank among the
queerest, richest and racest on record. There Is
lady In the case; indeed she is the from begin
ming to end. The particulars are as folows:-On
Thursday, week ago. as reported at the time in
the HERARD, the Newark police were advised shat q
MOST EXTRAORDINARY BURGLARY
had been perpetrated during the night in the house
occupied by Mrs. Frank Gould, 277 Mulberry street.
There was no evidence whatever as TO how the
burglar had got In or got out, but Mrs. Gould found
that one Of her trunks had been burst open and a
considerable quantity Of choice and valuable wear
ing apparel, such as SITS black silk dress and
many otner equally costly things, were missing. II
was also discovered that the trunk of lady boarder,
Mrs. Enie Mckinley, had likewise been broken into,
and as was stated.
COSTLY WEDDING TRoUssEAU
besides other valuables carried OIL. IL was tnen
announced that $4,000 would about cover the loss.
The only thing that could be construed into EVIL
dence that ROBBERS had been about together with
the missing property, was the finding Of a steel
in the yard in the morning. The case puzzled the
detectives for some time, and it was half suspected
that the servant girl knew something about the
matter II was not till yesterday that the mystery
was solved. From certain 1aCtS which transplred
recently suspicion was removed from the servant
and transferred TO
On Sunday night 1t was discovered that she con-
templated making move from the Gould House
and purposed going to New York. Her trunks were
got ready and the eXpresssman ordered. Yesterday
morning, however, ere she had moved, or her
trunks either, detective officer appeared AT the
house with a search warrant and demanded the
KEYS Of her trunks She drew herself up to her full
height, and with
wTHERING GLANCE FROM HER DARK EYES.
sne said dlsdainfully:-
my keys What DO you mean sir9"
~ mean want your Keys, ina'am."
Yu1no fN fnon
and she gave the detective another look that would
undoubtedly have hoorell him had he been made OF
assuring her. of Course no It Is the ar bu ny
added ''lt is necessary to search all the trunksD
inc balt TOOK, and she surrendered the keys. In
opened, and In the very hrst one was found Mrs.
McKlney's property, alleged to have been stolen.
MRS GoUIDs STOLEN PROPERTY.
AT this the "galled iade'' did indeed "wince;" she
became squeamisn, and finally hysteric She acted
company; but there was the damning proof of her
guilt. She was removed to the station house and
her innocence ana charged that 1t was The work Of
the servant girl, Mary Long. Mary was sent for,
but she easily satisfied the magistrate Of her inno
cence, and Mrs Mckinley was locked up in the
witness room pending removal TO the county Jail
should she not be baled.
WHO rs sHES
Enie Mckinley is young woman of twenty one,
according to her own account widow, She is a
dark compleXloned woman of ladylke appearance
and was taStily dressed in black silk suit trimmed
with lace. fine shawl and pretty Jockey hat and
feather. Her hands are white and delicate and she
delights to exhibit them glOveless In features she is
by no means handsome out rather bold looking and.
as certain Newark youths say the very deuce is In
her eye.n She figured III public last May asthe com.
plalnant In a case OF grand larceny. Sne caused
the arrest Of young man> named Michael CrOnin
on a charge OF stealing diamond ring. They
boarded together in the same house and became eX-
ceedlngly intimate. Michael became very spoOney
but his natural bashtulness deferred him from
DECLARING HIS LOVE-
He left the boarding house, but before going left
his photograph IN her chamber during her absence,
On the back he wrote "Remember me,u SO she
did, and caused his arrest. The examination re-
suited, however, In his discharge, and It is since
limited that her 0bect was to frlghten him into a
hasty marriage. Michael had Qudata,,n SuMcu and
cut or further negotiations with her. Since tnen
she captured another beau, dashng young
''PARrY BY THE NAME JOHNsONn
member OF the law firm OF Bigelow Il Johnson
He was In hurry to get married. and In order to
push his suit TO hasty indle sent his law partner
the handsome and elegant Judge Blgelow TO ar.
range matters and induce her TO consen(. The
Judge went to her house. but she assured him the
match would have to be postponed, as her s.wealthy
Southern relatlonsn were opposed TO It, and beside,
her wardrobe had been stolen. The Judge returned
and could scarcely comfort young Johnson. Since
YESTERDAYS DENOUEMENT
however, the young gentleman has changed
change has come over the spirit OF his dream; his
is gone and the match is irrevocaby
broken. The ''charming wldOw claims TO have
friends at White sulphur Springs, in Virginia.
Some odd stories are leaking out about her.