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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
A TTACHM ENT--W EIDIsH

State Of Wisconsin, Grant County Town OF Blue Riy.
er, ss-In Justice Court To Joseph Weidish.
You hereby notified that a warrant Of attach
ment has been issued gpinst you and your property
attached to satsfo the demand of John scnafra and
Michael Meyer amounting TO twelve adm 35l0 dollars
Now, unless you shall appear before Mirhae Nolan
Justice Of the Peace in and for said county at his
Office in said town the 18th day Of October 1873 al
six and half o'clock in the afternoon Judgment viii
be rendered against you and your property sold
the debt.
JOHN sCHAFFRA and MICHAEL MEYER
Dated ct 18th, A d. 1873 Plaintiffs
P. Smoker Plf salty. Highland Wis. lgw2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
OREGON.
Execution of the Indian Murderers,

Jacksonville, Oct 4.
Your correspondent left Fort Kla>
math, this morning at 1870 O'Clock,
and by hard riding arrived here a
few moments ago. The following is
report of the execution of Jack and
band: Boston Charley and Black
Jim were led on the scaffold first, and
Schonchin next they stood on it
with apparent Indifference and steady
nerve having evidently resolved to
die as brave as they have lived Jack
went easily up the stair way, but he
looked wretceed and miserable. The
manacles had been struck off. bat
their arms were securely plnioned
with cords.
At precisely 945 a. m. the inter
perters, Capt o. C. Applegate and
David Him, explained to the cuIprits
the nature of the order to be read to
then by the adju ant, and at 10 a. m
Adjutant Kingsbury read the orders
pr0mug eating the sentence of the
cJmmisson and the Presidents order
therein, with the orders of the Secre.
tary of War and the department
commander on the premises. The
Two reprieved prisoners, Barncho
and Sioux, yet stood on the ground
10 frUpt of tie scaffold, shackled and
under guard. During the reading
the pinioned victims were on the
platform of the scaffold, with their
feet on the drop, listening anxiously,
but OF course not understanding 2
woTd OF IL.
The reading occupied 10 minutes;
then the Adjutant read the order OF
Communication in the face OF Berneho
AMI Sioux, ana the poor fellows
ware taken back TO the stockade
evidently happy at not accompany
ing the Others to the happy hunting
grounds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
First Assembly District Convention

The Republicans Of the First Assembly Distriet
composed Of the Towns OF Piattevle. smeser, Hazel
Green Harrison, Paris and jamestown, will meet by
delegates In Convention at Georgetown on
MONDAY October 18Th, A. D. 1873.
70 nominate a candidate 20 be voted for at the
M election fer Member OF Assembly, and 10 attend
10 such other business may come before the cor
vention The several towns will be entitled TO the
usual number Of delegates.
Il Is recommended that where not otherwise pro-
vded for by local committees that the era towns
convene on Saturday afternoon Oct. H. at p M
Tor purpose OF eecting delegates for the above
Convention. By order III =. hINDLAUB,
Chairman Republican Dist, Cent Committee
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
Fourth Assembly District Convention.

Tho Republican electors OF the Fourth Assembly
District composed Of the towns Of Bestown Bloom
inaton Cassvills Glen Haven Little Grant, Mivile,
Patch Grove Wat erloo and Wyalusing are hereby
notified that Assembly District Convention will BE-
hold AZ Bloomington on
Saturday, October n, 1878,
Al one clock P, NJ. for the purpose Of nominating
candidate TO represent said District In the next
sion Of the state Legis lature.
II IL suggested that primary meetings be held in
tho several towns Of the district unless otherwise
provided on Saturday the 4th day Of October, At
O'Clock r. NJ. 20 elect delegates 70 said convention.
BY order OF the Assembly Dist Com.
ROBr. GLENN, Chm.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
STRAYED-HoRsEs.

From the subscriber, black horse three years old
white star aud forehead and few white hairs across
the nose.
Also one light bay mare or 9 years old both
ho' ses had hsters on, said horses broke loose on
Mississippi bottom four miles below Cassville, ANY
person viii be paid for delivering said horses or send.
ing such information az viii lead to thcr recovery
TO Mccoy Bros Beetown, or
THOMAS JENKINS,
Puttevillo
Ort 1874 tou9s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09

The chaplin then offered an earn
est and fervent prayer, which was
listened to attentively.
At 10 10 the fatal noses were plac-
ed around the necks, under the direc
ton of Capt. Hage. 1t was necessary
to cut of little of Jacks long hair,
which was in the way of the rope.
Capt. Hage then bid farewell to the
prisoners, and the black caps were
placed over the heads of all the cul-
prits.
1t must have been an awful mo.
ment at 1920 they stood on the
drop; the rope was cut by the assist
ant at signal made with Captain
Hage's handkerchief The bodies
swung round and round. Jack aud
Jim apparently dying easily; but Bos-
ton Charley and Schonshin suffering
terrible convusions. Boston Char
ley and Schonchin repeatedly drew
up their legs. At 1923 o'clock their
pulses were felt by Captain Hage
and as | write they are swinging
lifeless in the all.
AS the drop fell with terrible
deadly thud, the tour poor wretched
human beings fell into eternity, and
a half smothered cry of horror went
up from he crowd of over five hun
dred klamath Indians, who witness
ed the awful spectacle; and walls OF
deep and butter anguish went up
from the stOckade, whore the wives
and children of the poor fellows had
a full and fair view of the shocking
scene.
The Collins, six in number, had
been placed directly in the rear OF
The grlows; to OF them d siguod t.
be unoccupied The order commu'
ling the sentence Bornicho and Slo
lux only arrived at 1870 p. m LAS
evening, ond preparations had beer
made for them likewise. An appli
cation was made this morning by th,
sheriff of Jackson county for th,
custody of the Indians indicated by
the Grand Jury to Gen. Wheaton
but it was refused.
|
Oshkosh has an ordinance for
bidding persons driving their friend
around town withOuL fakinO ont
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
TAKEN UP-HEIFER

By the subscriber on lads owned by him on Section
IL in the town OF Lima, about the 10th day Of
September, one dark red Heifer, with white in the
face, being about one year old. The owner Is re-
quested prove property pay charges and take said
stray away. ". r. CONhLIN6.
Dated Sept. 20, 1874 19w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09

At least $4,000 have been ex-
pended in Kewaunee this season in
buildings and improvements.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
Rooms Republican Congressional Committee,

WASHINGTON D c., February 4, 1878.
The undersigned is well acquainted with the gen
tlemen who have undertaken the publication of TILE
REPUBLIC, and has entire confidence in their devo
ton Republican principles and in their ability to
successfully accomplish the important work they
have undertaken.
The enterprise is earnestly recommended as worthy
of the active and liberal support Of Republicans
throughout the country.
25tf J. NJ EDMUNDs, Secretary
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
A Card.

Mr.. EDITOR: l cannot in justice to myself my
husband, my family and truth, allow your article of
last week. the 'Whted Sepucre," to pass unnOticed
have been the wife eff c. W. Glimesey about 25
years. We have lived together as peaceable and
happy as most of husbands and wives, raised our
children honest and resp' ctable and does il look
reasonabie-thnk lttle-does it look reasonable
that snch thinge charged In your paper could
pass my notice, if noticed, without immediate Ger
recton. A base falsehood, lie. And with refer
ence TO the sudden departure of husband for parts
unknown, another, u base lie. lie went just where
he bad been making calculations to 20 since June
last, and people outside OF the family knew all about
it, The renewal OF the assault is false as the black
heart that conceived it. This know positively and
Oh,how glad would be if could have the
that that married daughter was half az good wo
man as my husband is a man.
BEULAH A, GRIMEsEY.
Mount Hope, September 20, 1873.
Mr.. EDITORS We are the daughters of C. W. Crime
sey. referred to in your late ssne and in Justice
ourselves, our father and truth take this oppor
tunIty of branding the article referring TO father
character a base IA sehoOd. Our oldest sister did
come home visit and from her own story under
very improbable circumstances, and because she
could not have her own way she sought to ruin the
family Father is at home trying to live Christian
life as he has been for some time and the whole Sc
duction story is false. MARY AUSTIN
JENNIE GRIMESEY,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09

Oshkosh has an ordinance for
bidding persons driving their friends
around town without taking out a
hack license. This is protection to
the home industry of the livery
stable with vengeance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09

JOHN COVER, Editor.
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS
PoR GOVERNOR,
g. @. WASHBU RN,
Lieut.. Governor, .....ROBRRT n. BAKER.
Secretary Of State, ..~.BPHRAIM W. YONG.
State Treasurer ..u~..oLE G. JOHNSON.
Attorney Gerersl,....-LBASDEH p. FRIsBY
state superintendent, ROBERT GRAHAM.
Immigration comm'r, GEO. p. LINDMAN,
Por State Senator,
JOHN G. HOLLOWAY,
Por County Superintendent OF schoOls,
@. M. GUERNSEY.
FOR AssemblymAn, "a District,
THOMAS WATSON.
For AssembIYmAn, "a DisaFict,
JONATHAN B. MOORE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09

nR p. Il. COOMEs, DENTIST. BoSf OPEL WIS -
IL Office over Sawyer Fsvors store Can be found
during hours from A. ~ till P. 81. 23-41
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09

By the subscriber on lands occupied BY him n tee
Gown Of Waterloo the last day Of sePtemotr a. 2,
one Buck Sheep white. The 9"hel = 49, go
1874
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
Friday, October 31st, 1873.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that Anton schmitt and T.
+ Kinney, of the firm Of schmtt a Kinney, have
this day, BY mutual consent Of both artes dissolv
ed partnership Anton Schmtt will take the store az
Pennimore whore he will conduct the business as
heretofore. V. f. Kinney will keep the store in Ian
caster. All accounts belonging - the late firm Of
Schmitt d Kinney must be settled Immediately -
Those in Fennimore will settle at Pennimore, and
those In Lancaster, at the Lancaster stora.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09

STRAYED-SHEEP.
From the under signed, living 23 miles south west
rom Lancaster, 10 II head Of sheep branded ar
on rump. liberal reward will be given for iufor-
nation that will lead to their recovery
J.F RHODES.
Lancaster, Oct. sth, 1873 l9tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
Lancaster, wis, sept 20 1874. e foF Kinney

V. Z. Kinney would have you notice further that
rom and after November LIST, 1873, he will sell no
goods n credit Believing that READY PAY and
SMALL PROFITS Is the only true principal upon
which TO do business, he will ia 30 days mark his
goods down to nearly ono-half their present profits
and sell for CASH or PRODUCE, only. To those
wishing TO adopt the Ready Pay system before Nov
lst 1875 liberal discounts will be made. 1Sw4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
THE Ill E r A Id.


THURSDAY MORNING, Oct. 8. 1873.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
TAKEN UP=RucK.

Lancaster. Oct. sth. 1873,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
MUNICIPAL ITEMS.

The Board of AppOrtiOnment and Audit
audited the following claims Saturday, and ordered
them to be paid:
G. Palmer examiner s,6; Charles ~ Clancy.
horse SZ7; John Cauhan work. $40 Matthew Baird, S1c2
S26 w T0mpkns say CLERK Of Assessors S2l3;
g. a. KlBgers Inspector, S80 Morgan Jones
plumbing SIS; Dodge Examiner April $685. Ste
phsu ANGEL Of sund newspapers from January until
April a. 1873 Sl4
In obedience 20 a peremptOry mandamus from the
Supreme Court the claim OF James Ryan, Deputy Clerk
Of the Court Of General Sessions amounting to $685.
also allowed.
Commissioner Van Mort has sent 10 the Finance De-
partment The following statement Of real estate occu
pied by the Department of Public Works:
In Putnam County for reservoirs, $50 n Weshesier
County CTOtOl lake alaeuc 76500 New York for
high Camansv 1900
1855 Central PARK 1880 reservoir
Rbse and ForehL, 20 Yard foot Bs Twenty
TSeuty6t $500 total occupied by Coon
sqneduct reservoirs &c, l. f5y.203l 900
The Clerk Of the Board Of Aldermen awarded Satur-
day TO W. C. Bryant Co.. the contract for printing the
quarterly report OF the Auditor OF Accounts and the De
partment of Finance the first three months OF the
present year, at s. page.
Geo. ii. Andrews, Commissioner OF Taxes and Assess
ments calls attention 20 gross attempt swinde bust
ness men through tax assessments by circular
by which reduction Of one half of the amount is prom
ised with no personal trouble" after small payment
Of tribute 70 johnson d Ward per H."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
pECIsIONs-APRIL g.

Supreme Court hdmb@s-By Judge Barrett
Rlooyue sgt Kieoyle-MOton denied Wud on at
Imeesn MeTcsn Railroad Co-OrieT Of Reference Saceh ag
for counsel CeBeuI CemenReereDce ordered
Aeieree spDgeIhoiOn granted spiers sgt CodBe Motion
Deisng-OrdeT settled Lookup ColEs
Motion denied tboSi costs Myers sgt The GARNER Manufacturing
CohOdo7 denied bCgten91fgh az sioslsnoeH
smith AIT Hag1s WITS dismissed aud prisoners
o. sfy h by eerrsr. DO the Of Charlotte A.
por ssd order granted Voc Kelr s shbl los A.
ise desou With eefk) the natter NJ b.
CoStroller ke-MouoD dehies. with go costs upoa the
fsets g. pointed oui 10 the Register
Se ar samS-Not0n lied With 9lV GTsbam
Jacob johnson ct a. Sane hAP6eps Doaysesood
Motion deoe e0ndouay RubOfe AIT Report confirmed
,r1 order graBsd Ht5er st HubefMo10h 70 shes
1sssd si ag The hayorhoou deaei without
80, Iyeypsou AIT Desn-M00D gsnte Peif % a. sF Pol
k 81 aL-nohon iof reference deoef without costs he snr how
ever 70 have bese JpsH al VI ~ fAt a. SiaA II AID
ASH ~ Rafeo AZ a gfalte1 MA CIV cOss " ABIDE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
MONDAY, April 70.
No StsAmship Mills

No Steamship Malls - 49, -
TUESDAY. APRtL ~
Mail, for H,v,p, direct hv steamship Castle olose st2
Supplementary Mail No ID N r. closed al 2'SJ p H.
Steamship sails At D M from Pier No. IL N. X
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 30.
Mails for Europe Queenstown and Liverpool per reamsb
MauhAttsp close at u Supplementary Mai 90 Pier No 70 N
R. rs closed p Steamship sails al D. ~, IRON Flef NO.
46NR
Mails for the German only by the steamship IAut close at
a M. from foot OF IbujL, HOboken
Central American aud south IA
etc ports etc. per steamship Henry Cbauncy Close Ct ga Steam
ship sails at u ST.. from Pier No. u n. r.. II,
Mails JAmaca SAyana and Turks Island ~ toe
steamship Cabe Steamship sails from Pier NO II
N x. at4 ,-,
Mails for NASSAU N p and Havana, per The steamship Lee,
close Supplementary Mail Pier No. g. N X, Is closed al
D. a SteamShip sails at 3 D N
THURSDAY MAY l.
Mail. Rurope Plymouth Cherburg snd HanhuE ner steam
ship Wbas at Supplementary Mail on Pier foot Of
Tbrd, Hebokeu. closed at Steamship sars at o. m NON
o Thrdst. HObOkep. t.,
IAN etts deposited Supplementary Mails be prepaid With
double postage.l
and Mexico By the steamship CLEOPATRA ooe
Supplementary Mail Pier No n r. Is closed al z4'
p. Steamship sails st 3 y. ~ from Pier No. J X
Mails By the steamship HsraS close at p
Steamship sails at } 4. IN. from Pier Ne. 81 n. X
FRIDAY, MAY 2
letters docks utende1
Supplementary Mails must be prepaid double postage BY
stamps viii received by the CLERK charge
Halifax n closed al the NewlOrk PostOhce every
day y. and via Boston
Newfoundland close the New York Post Once every F
Steamship sails from Portland Me- Saturday abp
Il. Due NeW-lOIk FndaY, st6 p IN. -,
Letter postage Inies except When gonR direct viii
half Pape cents each which must be prepaid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE INSURANCE INVESTIGATION.
TWEED AND AN OBNOXIOUS REPORT.

The Legislative Committee on Grievances
reassembled on Saturday at the Metropolitan hotc'' "
continue the investigation Of the circumstances
to the Imprisonment in Iudlow'St jan OF o'Vp"o"
English on libel suit brought by F. s. WINSTON vi tue
Mutual Life Insurance Company Mr., HeITiek presided
and Messrs. Abbott and Townsend we're present 1onn
X Porter appeared as counsel for the Mutual lte IN
surance Company o. T. Atwood for the COMMITTEE ana
Thomas Darlington for Mr.. English
Prof Bartlett formerly Professor OF Mathematics al
the West Point Military Academy. testified that III 1862
while Mr. Romans was Actuary OF the Mutual Life he
was selected with Prof Church. to investigate aud re-
port upon the question of post mortem dividends and
they came TO the conclusion that such dividends as had
been allowed by Mr. Homans in violation OF the
charter OF the Company and that that officer was ncom-
petent 10 act as ActuarY George W. Hope OF tho Cont-
mental Life Insurance Company testified that he began
an action for libel against stephen English In December
after having repeatedly warned him; he suffered heavy
loss by these llDes and went before the Grand jury,
who found an indictment against English Tor hoehpS
Jnd~e o. H. Palmer solicitor Of the Mutual Life In
snrance Company tesfed that he chairman OF tns
made against Romans in 1870 be had received any
financial accommodation from the MUTUAL A"0 ~
John Wadsworth one Of the trustees Of the Mutual Tor
about Is wears explained IN detail the presentat9n Ci
the new formulas 10y Mr.. Romans ana Dy tiVIs 90
lett and Church. what had gwen rise thereto ana M.nS
was the final result all of which had already been put
evidence. He also detailed tne PtttCulatS ,hn disS.
Homanss separation from the Company, ana the us ,h
greement that arose relative TO tho division Oh tue
surplus. , 80, !. ,,oo-oo r,,vatc
counsel of r. S Winston. described the crcuuS VI
the report OF the legislative Committee IN me riCCu
Ioeh Investigation IN 1870 He SAID NeiG leu, hiOny
MIR Fields handed copy OF report Whch nc salu
was 10 be presented 10 the Legislature lew mlnuWs
hsore the maj adionrnment and asked me 70 take 1t
home and read found that lt was very damaging
document and would lnjure the Company AS ~ was
nDusf i'm every particular felt much hurt at the
result ana while thus influenced by my feelings was
met by William NJ. Tweed. Tweed asked what was tle
matter explained the trouble, aud Tweed, remarklng
thai ii was an outrage, SAID he would prevent the pre-
sentaon accOmpI MED Tweed to the Senate Chamber
and Fields was seuI for present at the interview
and The hnal result that obnoxious report was
never presented. Not single dollar was paid 10 either
Tweed or Fields"
" The COmiDIttee will meet to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
PASSENGERS 1RRIVED.

FROM LlyERPOOL-In skanshp Cele April I'll C. Gupther
and valet h j. G. GunihT ni maid j. j. Gunther Miss T. Gunthr
Miss NJ Gunther JOIN H. Morrison Mrs and Mas Morrison
Fargo, Mrs Fargo R0dewad Miss Rodewad and sesn Mis-,
kOoeHad Master R0deWal and r. g. Gardner
sherman Mrs sherman, and nurse Miss H. sheaman s. X
Greene, W. L. Copend JuO Miller Chss Miller Vaughan
Jas H. E.siOI, j. r. saYert Mrs SAWYER, Thoa Brown
Harry H. Moore Edward Lord King j. Hickey Calvin Brown
T. r. Bell M Bell infant ami the Hon. John Thompson Mrs
snd Miss Thompson W. Richardson Mrs. and Master Richardson p
Moran infant and nurse Mr Hasnd w. D. Riley Capt W.
g. BBnie J. Carr James Grhsn. Miss M A. MunsOn WrT
Mrs Wray and ipart Mr. Cecil Morgan Mr Kali Miss KAn Rev
Edwsrd MacSEeerey Mr. Reilly Mr. Jsopp Mrs A Moran
IRON CARDIFR.-Ia steamship Gt0nOTg1H April 20 j A.
and wife Mn J. Greaye. " Seton, Mrs Ayae aud
four children sharp Mrs Lamont Miss Sharp, Miss T. Lamont
Brran Mira ~ Powell and two obdTeu Mss H. Phillips H.
Phillips r. PtlPs Mas Benyman MeFsrlaDe and
n Rstkins j. Evans and Wife
PnOM sAvANLLA-Ia steamship Clabd April PINT KBgbt,
n sherman A. MePniela FTank Tiffany, George Williams
en- Mrs Hamilton bliss Lsud Mrs hsugrerete, daughters aud
rurse Mr. Council Mr. One Mr. and Mrs Gown Mrs LomHBdo
cdten and nuue Clarke, Mas Squire Master Clarke. Mss
Weeks Miss r Weeks, Mr. snd Mrs Lander Mr. Tre,Peas C. M
Kt Nfe apd ehd Mr. WhhOn, M BHd MIA Copcu daughters
ld 500 Mr. CAs,IO, Mr. Hsehan Nj Acosa Nj saniaio Mr.
ReylOlth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
THIEVES STILL Busy.

Capt. Pedro AguilerO of the Italian bark
Francisco lying at tue pier at the foot of East Fourth
st., reported to Capt. Murphy OF the Union Market
Police, Wednesday that his vessel was boarded and
robbed by five river thieves, at q on that day
The thieves had rOwed to the vessel in boat with muf
Fed oars Upon reaching the deck of the bark they beat
one OF the crew. who watch, with the handles OF
revolvers. Till he was nsensible. They then entered
the cabin and stole the captains watch and
ing apparel while he asleep Meanwhile, the sailor
who had been beaten returned 10 consciousness ana
raised alarm which the thieves entered their boat
and rOwed hastily toward Brooklyn having overlooked
$500 which In the pocket OF par OF pantaloons
arrest OF two on suspicion OF completely IN tne
affair but neither Capt. Aguer0 the sailor could
identity them thew were DISCHARGED.
Police Captain lyman OF the Eighteenth Precinct re-
FIlday night, hye burglars having
entered the office OF the klndhug-WOOd factory at
Eghteenthst and Avenue B. sliced, bound, gagged and
blindfOlded Henry SrOckmeyer the private Watchman
After threatening 70 kill him If he attempted 10 release
himself the thieves drilled hole IN the door or the safe
and were preparing blow 1t open with eunpowder
when a confederate, who outside sgnaled the ap
prOach officer, and they Ned leaving the street
door OPEN The attention of the officer being attracted
by the open door, entered and released the watchman
who had been bndiOded 50 quickly that lie was unable
10 describe the audaciOus burglars.
Anthony Seymour John Francis, and HeZeklan Nnlte'
COored were convicted of robbery in Brooklyn on sat
Urday and sentenced the State Prison for ten years
each Robert Burns and William Jones, for burglary,
were sentenced the Penitentary for four years and
IL months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
THE COURTS.

In the United States Circuit Court, on Satur-
day. I. A. Lockwood moved TO allow N W. Butler to
intervene in the suit Of Lucy Fisk executrix OF James
Fisk IT, deceased against the Union Pacific Railroad
Compsuy and the Credit MObier OF America; and that
the sut should not discontinued without notice TO Mr.
Butler who owns OF the stock OF the corpora
fOn In the course OF the argument David Dudley Field
remarked that m his opinion, Mrs FISK would be en-
titled TO S4OOOOO OF the earnings oi the road Judge
BlatchfOrd reserved his decision
John w. Holgate, William I. VandeHee,
Frederick j. EastOn and Henry g. Healy fled voluntary
petitioDs in bankruptcy last week. Herman Rookie,
BENJAMIN F. Stone. Stephen B. Colgate, Charles sW
Blocker, Lyman j. Poland Bertha Levy, joseph j.
Hamburg, Isaac MenZesheimer, Asher Frank, Isaac X
shaw James SHAY, Gabriel Young, George Weld Horace
HOwlaDd, Henry A. Rice Thomas X. Croker X H. Wet
more, Marcus Simon Thomas Lynch, Daniel j. Bern
stein Ed win A. New, and George X. HOLSTER were adj
Indicated involuntary bankrupts, aud Nathan Levy,
Samuel G.. BOehm, James r. Whitfield and john ID.
6hufet received discharges In bankruptcy.