New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A RECORD OF CRIME.
SERIOUS POLITICAL AFFRAY.

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SERIOUS POLITICAL AFFRAN.
Assn. m. on Saturday political banner,
bearing the names Of James OBren for Mayor IHom"S
Conan for Alderman Of the Fourth Ward, ana Otuef
local nominees. was displayed from rope extending
diaconay from the roof OF the liquor store oil iorAe
Kennedy Roosevelt and Watersts to TIE ROOF OF the
uouor store OF John Perry the southwest corner Of
the same streets Music and pyroechnics accompanied
the raising Of the banner witness which large crowd
Of men, women, and children had assembled. While
sneakers were upon stand u front Of Norke kenne-
dy's saloon awaiting the conclusion OF flight OF LOCK
cts an unknown person the roof Of Perys house CUT
the rope aud the banner fell to the street poi'
ton OF the crowd then rushed toward
banner bearing the names Of the local Lo'I''
Nominees which had been displayed the previous even
ing from the roof ci Patrick Farres saloonln hoVSo'
ST a few feet west Of Water-st At TINS ihone'' 'N0
chimney of F4rrell's house, 10 when 'he Ioio va" "
tached either fell or was intentionally pnsheu Over o
the street the bricks falling upon ana ia'ay "o"uUN
Thomas Manen printer, p, Of No 90 Cherry-S'i
.orov brnisine Eugene Sullivan, age 10, OF No S41
waterst about the head and face; cutting Mary ON-
FREY a girl. the face, and painfully brmslnG seNe"'
other persons Fortunately. about 80 women ana emu
drcn with Others who few minutes before were S'8h-
ING close in front Farre had sought positions nearer
the speakers stand and thus escaped The injured per
sons were attended by surgeon in neigh6orng drug
store and an ambulance summoned for Mangfn'
who died while the way TO the Park Hospital Acung
on information received from Farrell, the FourIh IRE
clnet police soon afterward arrested William C. Norke
keeper Of the liquor store william Dugan ooatman OF
No SS2 Water-st and Daniel Haley, porter in paper
warehouse at No l6 Beekman-st. ali Of whom, Farrell
ALLEGED, had pushed over the chimney, AIDED by one
Patrick Carroll, who fed and escaped.
Coroner Herman made an informal investigation, at
the station-house Yesterday morning Coroner Keenan,
who had been informed, having declined TO act, on
account Of political Affiliations with the persons mph
STA ed WI n
told hat men were upon his roof Ia the act Of cutting
down the Liberal banner that he went to the ROOF aud
there found Carroll trying TO cut the rope, when was OF
wire that ne seized Carroll and prevented him; that
Dugau YOrke, and Haley, who were upon an adjoining
then threw bricks at hlm, and that while he was re
Inonstratiuc with them Carroll pushed the chimney out
with foot ard fed. Upon attempt Of the Coroner
10 crosse Xauine Farrell he gave few eVaslNe IepheS
and then remarked that he had nothing further 10
and the Coroner might make the most OF IT. 1Orkt,
Dugan, and Haley who had been locked up during the
night stated they the adjoining roof; that tney
did not tnrow bricks al Farrel that Carroll the
of Fareis house aud wanted TO get upon tne al
joining roof with them; that they were pulling MN UP
with p rope, and that he suspended 10y the rope
about midway between the two roofs when faIFen 1e
hberatey set ms own back AGAINST the chimney anu
after some effort pushed Il over toward the street. Car
ron being several tee from r. sm4fE Of the ilmf J
discharged from custody, upon Alderman Conan
pedgug ms woI1 that ne |oula pe PersQ t Iopo 10
sle for their appearance as witnesses az the inquest 70
be held at the Coroners Office next Thursday on the
body of Maugln.
LAGRAvE COMMITTED,
gary and with defrauding Of the prominent dry
goods firms in this city of about 100000 the parcu
lars Of which were recently published in THE TRIBUNE
arrived here on Saturday, in the steamer Washington.
from Havre Lagrave accompanied by Detective
Mooney who found him az Bagneresde- Luchon. in the
Pyrenees. living af1ucnce with Sophia SchmeUener
his wife. immediately upon LIgrave's arrival
Ordcr-OfAuert Clerk JudsOn JARVIS conducted nm
90 the D.strCt-AttOmey's Office. EXJudce Car
win said that would be better TO hold the prisoner
on the suits, the legality Of the arrest on
charge burglary questioned. Mr.. Jarvis accord
ingy committed HIM IN default OF BAN IN the following
n Dannebaum agt Lagrave bail $4,000; Vanderhoef agt
Same. bail $4,000; Lunermann agt. Same bail 5000;
Duden ag Same, bail 5000; AutlmOrdt agt Same, bail
$500
very dfcTent light from that in which u is now
represented.
SAFE BLOWN OPEN AND ROBBED.
The safe OF James /. Morgan g. Co., at No.
a. Fulton ST., was blown open by burglars Friday
night and robbed Sl75 money and y Peoples Ferry
Company bonds OF $50 each which, fortunately, not
negotiable. package containing $500 in money was
overlooked by the robbers and subsequently found
touched By It's owners. that the burglars con
ceaed themselves In the building during the afternoon
and the safe "A office, were able 10 begin
operations Immediately after dark and 20 continue un-
observed IL appears that the knob Of the safe which is
known a bur larprOOf alarm safe" first broken
of, aud the plate, beneath the knob cut out with cola
chise The lock ana back plate were thus exposed ana
aperture made. The latter then filled with some
explosive substance, believed to have been nitro gycer
inc This then exploded by means Of fuse and The
safe shattered that its contents were exposed The
burglaro attracted 10 attention and escaped.