Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-26
New York.
SUPPOSED MURDER.

SUPPOSED MURDER.
NEW YORK, March rs On the fourth of the
present month, John Gray of No 279avcnuc A,
mysteriouSly disappeared and has not been since
heard from. Last night Capt. Leary arrested
two men named Patrick Green of No. 347 East
Both street, and Michael Monahan of No. $40
FIRST avenue, on suspicion of having murdered
Gray, 1t seems that the missing man was last
seen with The two prisoners in the saloon of
Henry Leinermann, corner of 30th street and list
avenue on the evening of the 4th of March
tray and Monahan were drunk, and Green was
sober. They all left together about eight o'clock,
and about an hour later Green returned to the
salooni his clothes all covered with blood. On
being asked what cansed the blood he replied
that Gray had fallen and hurt himself on the
corner of 23d street and First avenue, aud that
as he did not know where he lived he left him
where he had fallen. The men turned very pa lie
on being arrested, and denied all knowledge of
Gray whereabouts. They even deny that they
were with him in the saloon mentioned on that
night They were held to await an nvostiga-
ton.
THE INTERNATIoNALs.
NEW YORK, March 25-A meeting of the In
ternatOnalS was held in Prince street Yesterday
letter from Switzerland was read, stating that,
257 glass blowers had been discharged at
MOnthez because they were members of the In
ternatonals. Letters from Italy, France and
England stated that aid would be sent to their
brethren IN Switzerland. 1t is also stated that
the employers throughout Switzerland have
formed league, agreeing not TO employ any In
ternationals. A member of this city stated that
he was discharged last Wednesday because he
took prominent part in the International BAN
quot here last Monday night, and that the men
over whom he was foreman in photographic
establishment had quit work because of his dis
charge.
A letter was received from printers of Toron-
to, Canada, asking the privilege of becoming
members IntprO1fiOOolS
aid in the forthcoming strike. An invitation
was also received inviting the InterDatiOnals to
JOIN the colored procession April g.
RING MATTERS.
Cooke, the returned Tammanyte, keeps Sc
cluded and cannot be found at his alleged resi-
dence in Thompson street. which is the house
where pillow cases filed with stolen vouchers
were found. 1t is asserted that his return is in
the interest of Tweed. 1t is reasserted that to
obtain an interview with ex-members of the ring,
a trip to st. John, N. b., will be necessary,
where they are quietly staying under assumed
names.
Connolly Cannotbe found. The district attor-
ney has decided to 90 on with the trial of the
voucher thieves, Haggerty and Baulch, when
there is a probability of the utilization of VIM.
Hennessey Cooke as a witness who may impli-
cate Connolly in the removal of said vouchers.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A conference was held to-day between Col
Scott representing the Pennsylvania Central
William II. Vanderbilt, representing the New
York Central, and Colonel Phillips, representing
the Allegheny railroad, and deputations of oil
retnerS and producers, and New York and Bos-
ton petroleum associations, in reference TO the
freight question. The negotiations were secret;
but it is understood that satisfactory arrange
ment was perfected.
Judge Cardozo has granted a writ of error in
the case of Philip Wilkie, sentenced to impris-
onment for life for murder, but denied stay of
proceedings.
The Belgian murder case is put over till Sat
urday, to await the arrival of a witness from
Brussels.
The trial of the board of police commission
ers and chief of police of Jersey City on an in
dctment for conspiracy to cheat and defraud
the mayor and common council, which has been
going on in the Hudson county court six days,
was concluded this afternoon The jury, after
being out nearly three hours, rendered verdict
of "ruilty"