The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-25
From View York.
MUhfiER.

NEw YoRK, Novombo "a Michael
lIarsld, keeper of r@taurspt and saloon
at No. 400, Broom street, WAS stabbed to
death last night IN his saloon by Pierre
Stevens, while endeavoing to stop n quar-
rel between tho latter aud one Sargent
10 ILL., The murderer was arrested.
ARRESTED.
John ID Harrington, partner Of one In
gorsol, known rs n bridge contractor and
jointly indicted with hin for forging an
Endorsement to n warran for $4,000, has
been arrested.
oPERATfC TROlDLEs.
Max Martizek publishs card, stating
that he made propoal to Madames
Lucca and Dimurska, Who by contract
should receive each nigI five hundred
dollars in gold to accept heir salaries in
| Havana or whatever may DO due
them in currency, leaving con-
troll Of subscription money in Havana,
| nearly 500, 900, to their sgent as a guar
antee. The proposl,in Was declined and
| further services refused. Msrtzek says
he made the proposition owing to hard
times and probable fluctuations Of gold
| in Havana.
THE TWEED CASE.
The counsel for Tweed in the late trial
| were before Judge Davis today, to ex-
plain their conduct ir presenting after the
jury wa. obtained certain paper, which
tho Judge characterled at the time as an
extraordinary paper" They say i! was
Prepared in June last and bears the sigma
| lures not only of tie present counsel, but
of David Dudly Field, now in Europe,
and of Mr.. Burril, Withdrawn from the
case for some months and who has writ
ten to Judge Davis that he had no knowl-
edge that the paper WAS to be pre-
sented ut the present time. Judge
Davis in reviewing tie paper said
it was never up in the many
applications for adjournment which were
granted, the counsel apparently being
".'Ni- I, 70 tstc thai~ -L---~s ~. e. -
| BILE decision from the court, which they
aver their signatures pronounced. Tn,
| disqualified judge then said there was ap
| parent intent to get paper on tho records
and explained: 1t is q document pro-
claiming the Judge to be partial and hsv-
ing expressed opinions on the fact against
the defendent, and that no had ruled
against the defender, in law points con
trary TO the decisions of other judges and
that because of i'll will and prejudice he
was not a proper officer to sit in the case
Before the setting of court, the counsel
sent written disclaimer TO the Judge,
stating that in presenting the paper
they did not intend any personal disrespect.
During the proceedings the judge said he
never supposed there was any personal or
intentional disrespect. The question was
one of the administration OF Justice upon
Judge Fullerton stating that the counsel
desired to make g. more formal disclaimer
OF intents, which the Judge ascrihed to
them. The matter WI, postponed until
Saturday next
TwEEI
Sheriff Brennan says Tweed will not be
removed to the penlteatiary to-day and
when he does 60 he may be allowed an y
convenience he desiresat his own expense.
Tweed gave his time his morning to read
ing papers, writingA letter to his wife
and chatting with his son and Sheriff
Brennan.
Another ring tria Of James ii. lngsr-
sol ard John ID. Pennington for forgery
in the third degree, was begun this morn
ing before Justice Davis in the
court of oyer and termner.
The charge is thsttey forged the endorse
ment of Heath Il Smith to the county
warrant for moe work, etc. on the
new county court house for Sl5,lSO.
INDICTED.
Assembly mar elect, Harry Geret, in
dictcd for false pretenses and grand lar
ceny has been held to bail by Judge Davis
in five thousand dollars on each indict-
ment. This IS another ring suit.