Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-28
Three Men I'm Magyar. Rive,


THRU RIDE ON rRs tcE-0SE \ "a E.s,.
AND Two sAVEn.
Three men named A. Rose Hepr, N.,r, Wa
utus and Joseph GirosN. living In the r...fpif,,
a The works OF the Niagara River lion t,ou,
Iany' wen, CUT nI,on ne river sone tine before
supposed. The party brought a sal hast ipto
rCguisition, hut had rot been long mon N.
Niagara before the boat was caps red ~ a "a =
Gen sqnsIl. The men were thrown or. hu.
msrAgcd 90 gain footing on the ice, VII. "a wAs
teiuG rapidly horne down the river. A. nom
me three men we're discovered on tue zee
nearly IN front Of the works already mcut Ioned,
sid Their pttiul cries tor help aftrscteI = great
many PEOPLE 20 the shore. The crowd we're
heWildered with terror ami found theu,Selvrs
absolutely powerless 20 render I'd, re- -
Was running with relentless swiftncss AMI the
rescue OF the men seemed 10 admit OF no
Delay. The greatest excitement prevailed and
she unfortunate trio were considered doomed
In THIS extremity man WAS sudiculy de-
| slstchtd nom the iron works for the Grand
Island Ferry TUG Ada, and 20 the summons for
help captain Adam Hartman responded Nth
slscrity. It's boat had barely fuel Tor a miles
travel, and he could not have anticipated tor
her am thing hut severe struggle wth the
swirl cur ent, the heavy ice aud the caie thai
had set IN, but he resoi we'd upon prompt action
and went a. speedily - possible 60 the rescue
lie pursuce the men down the river. bat before
he could reach the foes upon which they ar Tel
one OF tie party. Joseph GirouN, fell into the
angry waters sud was seen no more. The other
two we're rescued = short distance tins site al
Ia sale, and when taken or we're hAd'y frOga,l
and comp letely exhausted. They could uc- have
maintained their ground many minutes longer.
and altogether they must have hcen Tor nearly
three hours In the very face OF death. Tie uu-
fortunate GirouN leaves wife 20 m1Iru his
uuiimely taking OIL BHf1I. 'ru.r.E, .. q.
THE RKsUEY-CIARy MURDER 1Hr,r The
trial m Cumberland, Md. OF John NJ Ge>iey
Tor the murder OF Lloyd l.. Clary. mau.g.u
editor OF the Cumberland pIfg Tu.r b. nov
IN lrogre>s ana attracting great attention.
Yesterday the case was opened for the stare ~
VIM. >. Read. states Attorney tor A legauv
county, who detailed the facts in the ca~e a. ne
siste eN Fected to prove them. lie spoke OF hts
lhfsleN' - encounter lust before the shooting
with Broydrlck, the partner OF Clarv: his alter
cation with him, IN which the prisoner threat
ened 10 make politician out OF Broylrick,
and OF ClaTy also, in an answer 20 BroVtrick's
statement that he Wa no politician. then az
that he Resiey passed on down the streef .
acc1sted II. j. Bradley, an employee OF the
Ii"ss OH &c, aud asked Bradley i Clsry wAs In
TIE office. Bradley said, yes. kesley pasSed
up the steps; Bradley looked after him. kesley
drew bis pistol before he reached the top 81 the
steps. Bradley heard him saw. syOu son OF A
b, did you publish that article about my
isther,' and Immediately Tired twice. Resley
then came down crossed the street. and e.-
claimed - did Il, no one else would DO q, and
DID Bradley then went up Stair and found
,lsry IN Darneil's Photograph gallery. he
then proceeded 10 describe the WOUNDS and
death OF Clary, and afterwards TO real 10 them
the law which he said shonld govern them la
this case. First, a. TO the distinctions M the
grade of murder as 20 first and second degrees.
lie claimed that this was wilful ami dellber ale
murder, and came within the first degree. lie
said that there was no proyOcatIOn in THIS case:
that the article published In the Tass alleged
as provocaton, had never been seen by \. VI .
Resley, and that ii il hal been, il constituted
10 provocatiOn whatever. much les such a one
IS would reduce the grade OF crime in this Gaze
The opening statement OF the defence was
Withheld until the states testimony was n, aud
several witnesses for the prosecution were eV-
amined.