, 1873-03-30


the Allegheny River. He heard that NcEenr,
and Barlow held stock in that road. lNr. Bar
! LOW tayc not cent in the rc..".'] Iii;
! Atlantic l. Great Western had ella: 7, aseins
tho ERIC for 81, 1000. The par value Of tht
stock outstanding il SSG, ,0O0, 000
! Adjourned.
NEW YORK.
Tho Goodrich Misunderstanding DC.
yelopn,c:ats E6cld in Reserve bY the
Po1icc--GcorEc Francis Truin.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, March 29.-1t is now cartain that
the Spaniard, Pedro, is the man wantod by the
Brooklyn police for the assassination of Charles
Goodrich, and that the woman Lucette Myers
1s held only rs a witncsa against him. Pot1ro was
the accepted lover Of Lucettn until Goodrich ap-
peared on the scene. Goodrich seems to laye been
terrible lbertine. Lucetto, though far from
fascinating beauty, was ooor, md did not re-
qu1re much money. She received Goodrich with
favor that excited tho Jealous rage of Pedro.
Tie two men met in Mrs. Myers house one
nl6ht and Pedro made an attack on Goodrich.
VINO Was only saved from D severe boating
oy Lie interference Of tho cause of the
trouble. This much Chief of Police
Sanpbell disclosed to the reporters, and Mrs
Myers pArenta speak freely OF the Spauiard,
VINO visited their daughter ve.y often previous
to,:a To- Mareh last; Ihoy say, however,, that they
ton street. Tho girl, Kato s'toddard, whose lot
tors are in possession OF tho police, was never
connected With tho murder by them, and they
have neyer attempted Ter capture. Sho is now in
this city. Goodrich eeluced her under promise
OF marriage nearly four years ago, and sho had
child by him. He las postponed the wedding
day ever ainco under ono pretext or another,
but has continued to live with her secretly.
at length he became engaged to Miss Clom, and
not moral courage to tel! her the reason.
She discovered it. and upbraided him for his
deceit. Ho denied it, and to satisfy her had q
mock marriage performed. She found out this
house, in Februury last, when he beat her and
banged her head against the wall. a young
woman residing in The ncighborhood was pass-
ing at the time, and heard her crica
she -. alarmed her father; and he ran
ceased and Goodrich was standing on % tie stoop. p
Mlss stoddard went AWAY then and never re-
turned. But subsequent letter from her. SOCK
ing reconciliation, was found by tho police This
oore oat the latest date Of any Of her lettcra
AIRS. Myers never wrote Goodrich any
letters. He used her merely to crafty Lis pas
slons. nlr. W: ": Goodrich saw her ono morn
Ing, III his brothers house, and he furnished the
pouco WITH information respecting her. It
mttcd pr00dpae 9pas hforo sh4 eexo orcn Pedro the
reasons. She changed her residence and
her place OF work about that time, and she par
tlcularly requested hcr employer that if any
person asked tor her, to aay that she WAS not
there. At this time she had no fear OF tho
police, or OF ANYBODY but Pedro. So far as is
known, tho Jealous spaniard set to work to
learn her Thereabouts. On the fatal night he
met her on the street, and followed her over
to Brooklyn Be saw hor 80 into Good
rich's house, and. maddoned with jealous rngo
attempted to effect M entrance, but without s.lc-
cess. He wandered around until near morning.
and finally concluded to try the back way. 4
pane Of glaas IVES 'rokcn, And it was
easy, by tho aid Of q knife, Which
piece to pry open the back basement shut
ters. Once inside. it did not take him long to
find Goodrich's bedroom. The sight Of his
1nistroas md rival in bed together made
Goodrich 5 pistol, which lay on the table beside
few down stairs with tho maddcncd
6paniard after him. Goodrich took
refuge in the basement, who1e Pedro
fortunate man dropped, aud Pedro, going over
to whero he 10y, enlptiod two moro barrels into
his head at close range.
I7o the Associated rress1
NEW ToHE, March 29.--Information derived
from the parents Of the woman Armstrong, WHO
is charged with the murder OF Goodrich. shows
that ehe was at homo on the night of the mur-
der. Mrs. Armstrong was twice married, but
and suffering from poverty. She is their only
support. The officers will detan her until the |
case is thoroughly sifted. She admits having |
been at Goodrich's 3 house one day last week. It
ie not probable that tho woman Myers Or Arm
strong will be arraigned for the murder of Good ]
rich. She will be held az witness, and for |
the present will not be released bail or allowed
to sec counsel who have been retained in her ]
behalf. The police officials are unwilling to fur
nish any further information for the press They
say they have evidence which will create sen |
sation when it is divulged.
Judge Brady did not decide the Train case to- /
day. 1.-THE Warden Of the Tombs upou hearing |
this became sick, and is now under the caro- Of q
Tho application to have tho Bulls Head Bank
adjudged bankrupt was to-day adjourned for |
two weeks.
4 box containing IN extensive lot of forscr's
materials metal fac smiles for operations oil tho
funds Of several National Banks aud railroad
corporations, was found III the river at the Wall |
street ferry-house. It Lad evidently been /
abandoned recently.
Kirman, tho husband and woman named |
Burnett wore arrested to-day on the charge OF
In Mrs. Fisa'a suit against the Union Pacific
application IVES made to-day On her be-
half to yacato tho order extending the time for
Durant to prepare IN swer.
u IL reported from pany that 1t l5 now prob
able that no charter will be passed for New York
at this session Of the Legislature.
. Contributions are offered in Brooklyn on be-
half Of the family OF Mrs. Armstrong. whose
arrest discloses their destitution, and whose
support eLo WAS. -
The English E'orgcr.cs.
New ToEK, March ga special dispatch
rom Havaua says TINT the man Bidwell. who |
sas arrested on the charge Of completely with
lie forgeries on tho Bank OF Eng gland at the
equest, Of the English Government, is not
British subject, but an American, and native
# Indiana. His arrest is not justified by any
reaty OF e1tradition between SPAN, England,
II the United States. The arrest is declared by
awyers to be illegal and without precedent, ex-
ept in the case Of Argumes, in 1864. They also
eclare thai it is in violation Of the laws OF
pam and the treaty stipulations with the United
'tates. and in contempt Of the guarantees
e the laws Of 1910. :cIatiGa fa foreieuars Tho |