Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-13
FROM NEW YORa.

New York, II. The following is furnished,
over the signature of "Wm. w. Badger, 1872
Broadway :" The New York detective force
report no clue In this city, to the loss of Mrs
Badger, and conclude that she did not reach
this city. Passengers on the boat have been
found, whose statements render it a moral
certainty that she jumped from the boat at 10
0 clock at night, off Point Judith. Mrs
Rogers Of brooklyn saw her just before that
hour and noticed soon after that she was
missing. Mrs. l.. Edgerton was the last to
converse with her. She was made insane for
fear of becoming insane. The evidence OF
Ter leaving the boat in New FORK is thought
to be unreliable.
Details Of the assault of Panyborn, for
merry of Boston are as follows:
Major L. X. Panyb born of the Jersey City
Journal, was this morning astrociously as
saulted while on his way to his Office. He
has been for some time annoyed by john c.
DAILY, the q. +. Train of Jersey City letters,
on the ''Bread or Blood" question, until the
matter came to be so troublesome that no no.
tice was taken of them. This made DAILY
angry, and on Saturday he proceeded to the
journal office, where he became so noisy that
he was elected. This added fuel to the flame,
and DAILY this morning went to the house of
Panyborn aud waited for him to appear. Mr..
Panyborn on coming out was met BIZ DAILY,
and the two walked to Grove street. When
just as Panyborn was about stepping on the
car, Daily drew a club from his pocket and
beat Panyborn until insensible. Gen. Dun
can, very weak cid man went to his assist
ance, and he in turn was beaten. Alderman
Bumstead then appeared, and he also was
beaten by the Infatuated man. Capt. McHor-
ney Of the first precinct arriving, DAILY was
taken into custody, and the three gentlemen
preferred charges of an astrociouS assault
and battery againt him. After hearing
Sudge Seymour committed him to await ex-
animation.
The frigate powhaitsn arrived here to-
night.
John S. Colgate today, notified the Stock
Exchange, he was unable to meet the de-
mands.
1t is rumored that SIS 900 are missing from
the Comp,rollers Office in Brooklyn.
After seven years delay the case of Benon
Howard, charged with using counterfeit in
commenced to-day.
John Calvin, formerly keeper in the
tombs, was arrested as one of the robbers
who bound Mr. Hank JeWeler, and then
| robbed his store in Ninth Avenue last Fri.
day.
The trial of ]. c. King, the murderer, was
postponed to-day, till Monday.
The trial of Thos. Mulholland for murder
commences on Wednesday. 1t is to be fol-
| lowsd by those of James Cahill and Mr.. Der
| talanes.
The committee of the workingmen's union,
headed by Messrs. Dunn, Hennessy, Griftins
and others called this afternoon on the police
commissioners, and informed them that their
| organization totally disapproves of the pro-
posed demonstration tomorrow. A similar
committee from the iron moulders presented
resolutions in the same sense. Orders were
issued to Capt. Walsh to prevent gathering
in Tompkin's square, the park commissioners
having Withdrawn the permit for meeting
tomorrow.
Albany, II. The trial of Lowenstein,
charged with the murder of Weston, will
commence on the Goth, when concluded, that
of Phelps, the State Treasury defaulter will
follow.
The annual meeting of the State Temper
ance Society, will be held in Utica on the
ooh.