New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24

WHOLE NUMBER 1881.
Baltimore. which was found in the ruins of
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Baltimore. which was found in the ruins of
the burned building.
Uddersook's mother spent an hour with
him this morning. Most of the time was
spent in prayer by the mother, who believes
her son to be guilty, yet hopes in his ability
to prove his innocence. Es is calm and
collected. dresses himself with care, and is
polite to the last degree to all callers.
Rhoades. his brother-in-law, has not been
arrested. as reported, nor will he be. as no
evidence can be obtained against him.
New HAVEN, Conn. July 23.-At the
trial Of G!ione, the Italian padrona, before
the city court to-day. four boys testified
that they had been in this country for
twenty-one months, and had been kept in
the Crosby street den in New York until
they were brought to New Haven seven
weeks ago. They testify that they were
beaten and kicked unless they brought in a
and told By Glione to stea! If they could
not earn money.
The contracts under which the padrona
claims RICH. to hold the boys were trans
lated aud laid before the court, and it ap-
peared that the boys services had been sold
to him by their parents for four or five
years at az average rate OF about $2O per
year. and with the provision that the
parents should pay for medica! services,
and should forfeit wages and fine OF SSo
it the boys should run away during the
term o: service. The recent Italian laws
upon this subject were also laid before the
court.
The statute under which Giione had been
indicted was passed in 1854 for the purpose
of nullifying the fugitive slave law. but
was never used for that purpose. The pen.
atty is State prison from two 20 FIVE years.
The court held that GliOne is guilty of i'm.
prisonin2 free persons with the intent to
keep in state of servitude against their
will. He was committed. in default Of
bonds. to answer the charge in October.
WILLIAMsroRr. Pa. July 2i.-lsabella
Mcbride. aged seventy. living with her
husband on farm seven miles from this
city, was brutalIy murdered last night by
being shot through the head. Her husband
was knocked down with club. and received
seven severe cuts in the head. When found
this afternoon he was lying on the floor.
weltering in his blood, but was still living.
The old people lived alone. and were sup.
posed to have had a large sum of money.
Three thousand dollars were found in the
house. No clue to the murderers.
New YORK. July 23.-Benjamin Hymes
to-day shot DR.. Milne, warden of the Home
of Lame and Crippled Children, the doctor
having beaten Hymes, who was an inmate
of the home, for attem pting to fire the build
ing. Previous to this occurrence, Hymes
had Milne arrested on charge Of assault
and battery. but tho complain: was dis
missed. Hymes was arrested and held to
bail. The wound is not dangerous.
Patrick Donovan fatally stabbed NJ.
Remle and cut off one hand Of the !atter's
wife II fight resulting from Donovan and
other roughs taking possession OF Hem!e's
lager beer saloon.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 23-Charles A. Rus
sell, murderer Of James Crotty, sentenced
to be hanged on Friday next. has given up
all hope of Communication OF sentence and
is resi- gned to his fate. Extra precautions
have been taken By the sheriff to prevent
escape or suicide.
This morning Charles Beiiew shot and
mortally wounded John Sanford. The
quarrel grew out OF jealousy OF Sanford's
attention to Bellows wife.
Sr. LOUIS, July 25.-Eight convicts work.
ing in a stone quarry near the penitentiary.
in Jefferson City. broke from the guards
Yesterday. One was captured and one shot.
The remainder are at large.
CIScINNAfI. July 23.-Yes:erday Marshal
Boggs. of Greenfield. Ohio. attempted to
serve writ of ejectment on one johnson,
who inflicted two terrible cuts on BOsgs
with an ak. and then assaulted Deputy
Marshal Neeiy with the AK. Neely shot
johnson through the lungs. 1t is.t houGht
both johnson and Boggs will die.