The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17
NEW YORK.
Loeder Arraignea for Perjury.


NEW YORK, July 16. Joseph Loeder, who
was indicted for perjury and slandering the
character of Henry Ward Beecher, and Mrs.
E. Il. Tilton, was brought before Judge Moore
in Brooklyn, this morning, and pleaded not
guilty to the Indictment. 1t is thought proba-
BILE that the case will not be tried before the
September term.
John j. Price, implicated with Loeder, was
not arraigned. He will probably be used as a
witness against Loeder, and further proceed
ings against him be dropped.
Wholesale BurgIaries-CiaraL Louise KEEL
IOgg's House Entered.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, July 16-Robberies are be-
borhood that the inhabitants are becoming
greatly alarmed 1t is believed by many that
these depredations are committed by an organ
lied band of mountain brigands. On Wednes
day night the residences of John Adams, Sam
uef j. Owens, John Wise and James Dykman
were entered and considerable property carried
off. A short time ago this gang entered a house
two miles east of Cold Springs, bound and gag
ged the family. stole quantity of money, and
then entering barn near by stole carriage
and team of horses and hurried to Cold Stream
before daylight. There they robbed several
houses, using violence upon the slightest prov
ocation.. They worked quickly and got away
before daylight toward Breakneck, driving up
to Chiselhurst, the mountain home of Clara
Louise Kellogg. There they alighted and de-
Hnduueu duulSSlOu. MISS AollOSS was qulotiy
reposing in her room. Her brother rose, and
seeing the scoundrels at the door, ordered them
away, at the same time pointing his gun at
them from the window. Nearly all left, but
seeing one or two stayed behind, Kellogg fired
and it is believed wounded one, as blood was
traced some distance. Search being made, the
stolen carriage was found smashed to pieces on
the rocks of Breakneck, and the horse found
roaming about at will, badly bruised and cut.
A vigilance committee is to be empowered to
act summarily by the seectmen.
Cornell Crews' Reception.
UTICA, July 16-A large assemblage greeted
the Cornell crews on their arrival to-day. The
graduates of Hamilton were foremost in offer
ing congratulations. A salute of Is guns was
fired, and an elegant dinner was provided. The
utmost enthusiasm prevailed. The graduates
of Yale cheered Cornell, and they in return
cheered Yale. The train with the crews ON
board moved out of the depot amid cheers,
flags huttering and guns firing. Senator Wag-
ner met the crews at Palatine with a band, and
all along the route,-at Little Falls, Herkimer,
and other places, lgreat enthusiasm prevailed.
Various Matters.
Returned, schooner Henry May, Hatch, from
Hoboken on the 18th inst, with coal for Provi-
dence. Tuesday at p M, when off Time
rock Point, she was struck by squall, snap.
ping her foremast off below the masthead, also
losing her malntopmast and sails. She was
towed back for repairs
Samuel P. Taylor, the Oldest organist in this
country, died in Brooklyn to day, aged 96.
Further developments to-day on the sworn
testimony before the legislative investigating
committee add to the unsavory facts as to the
management of police matters by the captains
on the force.