The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-21
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.

m1raers And Deadly Assaults in Warrior
ssAies--Morc Regulations for Hcnsp-
among the latest murders reported IN che paper,
OK The country are the following
\ CAR MURDER IN oREaoN
III, IN sn S, IN ON arunken ruffian named
pluns led knife INTO Stephen Cronlls body in met
ing PROBABLY fata. wound. The DESPERATE was
arrested. -
TING ALBANY srxeBt,fv APpgsy
On Sunday evening Thomas Ryan and Thomas
SAeehey. foundrymen. quarretied in Albany over
bed Cyan. and leaving him unconscious, secreted
hluseY at his residence, where ne was found and
arresteS. Hopes are entertained OF the victims
& MURDER ON rHE MISSISSIPPI.
David Bareen, roustabout, and Edward Slowan
baker on she steamer ST. Joe. quarrelled Friday on
on the trip up between Cair0and st. LOUIS. The
dispute ortginated, II Is said, "a Barean charging
sowan w Wiz ays asen pie d sod ne
Sowan:--"YOu are Il thieLu al don't allow any
Que to call me thief" said SIowany and. grnRing
Barean's side. The knife entered below the eft
ribs, causing the nt8stines and tssnesof che bo W
dycing the moor ana Bareau was conveyed TO u
cot, where some,attempt was made to staunoh the
now and dress the wounds. Sl0wan was. placed
under guard and on the arrival oil tho boat AZ tho
wharf was given over to Oflicer LanderS, who con-
veyed him 10 the Chestnut street station. Barcan
having occurred In the channel, will come up In the
Admiralty Court.
A MEMPHIS MURDERER CAPTURED.
About two weeks ago John Foley, white man,
was stabbed and killed at Memphis by Henry Far
row, negro. who was fellow workman. steal
ing morse FarrOw made his escape, ana the Ap0-
hcis OF the 10th announces his arrest at Granada,
Miss, on the previous day. The murder il con-
sidered an unjusttaDle one, and Fxrrowis cOnylc.
tion is quite certain.
SUSPECTED MURDER IN NEW ORLEANS
The following is from the New Orleans Times Of
Wednesday last:-Mr J. II. Pullen, who arrived in
this city a9ew days ago with his family, wife ana
two children, and Was stopping at the Pelican
House, corner OF Baronne and Canal streets left
his place of boarding on Monday evening, at hall
past seven O'Clock, and has not returned He told
his wife just before leaving the house that he was
going out to get some tobacco, but up
TO the present time he has not returned. on
Monday night he was seen in 'front.' OF the
Academy Of Music, since which nothing has been
heard Of him, and fears are entertained that he
has been 0uily dealt with, rs 1t was known that he
to be about 5000 A special officer, who has the
matter in hand and Is investigating the case, re-
ports that Mr. Puen Is from st. Louis, No., where
he was engaged in the dry. goods business, but
which he had disposed OF, however, and came
South with the intention Of establishing himself in
New IBERIA. There is another version, however.
derived from the wife, who alleges that they lived
in the vicinity OF Quincy, Illinois, where they pos
sessea farm, which was disposed Of with view
kapas region. Mr.. Pullen had made preparations
to visit the country, having bought buggy and
ing. He is said to have been very careless in ex-
posing the large amount OF money which he pos
sesSeu, ana from Lnat laCL IL Is ueeMcu prODaUle
that he has been spirited away.
ROBBERY AND ARSON BY POSTMASTER.
The Leavenworth Times OF the 10th says:-Day
before yesterday special mail agent Crowe ar
rived in Atchison with DR.. David L. Gebhart, the
former Postmaster OF Sabetha, Kansas, under
arrest for rObbing the post Office department and
firing the building On the 22d day OF LAST April
the post office at Sabetha was burned to the ground
with the contents OF the Office. To Major Crowell
the circumstances were attended with evidence Of
guilt that justified him In making extraordinary
efforts to ferret them out, and bring the entity
parties, Il there were any, to punishment With
great skill he finally discovered that Gebhart had
at different times paid parties in 81. Joseph bills,
in some cases amounting to twenty dollars, in
postage stamps. Other facts brought out during
the progress OF the case warranted, in the opinion
Of MAJOR Crowell not only an arrest but the search
! ing OF the premises The Atchison Champion says
! Gebhart was taken to jail to await preliminary
/ examination before Hon. John NJ Price, United
| States Commissioner, on charge OF robbng the
| United States mails and burning the post Office.
STREET. MURDER IN UTAH
| The Salt Lake tribune OF the 18th states that
James Edwards left his boarding house in that
city on the previous morning and went to Sandy
by the morning train. On his arrival there he
commenced drinking, and subsequently got into a
row with several others. During the fracas he
received bullet through the right temple, which
resulted IN his death two hours afterwards. Ru-
NOR mas IL that on becoming Intoxicated Edwards
went out OF the saloon into the street, where he
drew huge bowie knife and made o cut at o
deputy marshal, who was standing by, cutting his
coat from the right shoulder downwards, and then
turned loose mis- sixshOOtcr, whereup0n three
other men with whom he had been disagreeing
let flicker" at him, viewing him as perfect out
law in his desperate attempt to take lie by an
unwarranted use Of his pistol, the result OF which
was as above stated. Another rumor has 1t that
he fred only in selfdefence, and that his death Is
absolute murder. We understand that but one
OF the men engaged in the shooting had been ar
rested up to the time OF our going 10 press last
night He is teamster from Cottonwood, named
Hufaker Deceased appears to have been man