The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
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puisapssIepp i EilA, august 90 Recently tw
Irobberses were comm tied 50, shisl eity, 40
officers have been on the lookout for tn
thieves. This morning officer Kerbaug
met three men and followed them three miles
to Spring Woods, Twehty.tifth Ward, am
found a. bag of silyerware stolen. he at
tempted TO srress them, when they resisted
and one pulled a revolver on him. He dres
hisand struck dim Lloyd in, the bip, wbel
he tried to throw his revolver TO the Others
Lloyd was arrested. A buliet-hole was fo1nt
n bis'fes, which he had received Ia h late en-
counter while attempting, to rob house
This evening officer Kerbaugh captured an
other Of them, and late tonight yas on The
PROBABLE FATAL ,EscourrEK WIRE. leBURaLAB
NKw York, August % -JamesS Va. Noe
Sr., Of james II. Noe s. Sons, brus smanu
facturers, No. 275 Green Hich stree, sHhilt
inspecting his store this morning, discqsered
20 burglar, whom be tried to arrest hut who
knocked him down with an iron bar, Their
bound, and robbed him OF his watch and
money. When Noe returned 10 conscious
ness the burglar ssked for the safe keys
Noe informed him they were not in, bis pos.
session, when the burglar struck him Q
second time, frscturing the base of bis skull
The burglar then obtained pail of water,
placed il beside Mr.. Noe, washed bis, hands
and lett, threatening to- return and i" finish
the job" IL any QUERY was made before he
had time to nuke good his escape. Finally,
MIR. Noe attracted attention by bis cries and
obtained assistance. He was taken to the
hospital. He will probably die. No arrests.
MURDER OF A CONSTABLE.
PrrrsBURaH, PA, August. 2l.-David Hall,
q saloon keeper of Allegheny City. shot and,
It is feared, MORALLY wounded Constable j.
j. Hays on the steps of the courthouse yard
this evening, the ball entering Hays's cheek
and passing through, lodging ia the back part
of the neck. The provoca ion seems to have
been on information made by Hays against
his assailapt for keeping gambling.house
aud for illegal fiquor-traffic. Hall has been
arrested.
cLUBBEp TO DEATH By POLICEMAN. -
New YORK, August 22.-Iu W ebawkep, n
j., last night, Philip Kuch was fatally club.
bed by officer Charles Lundy. The Officer
attempted to shoot dog, and kuch inter.
fered to save the animal, when Lundy struck
Kuch three times on the head, causing In
juries from which be died Tonight. Lundy
was arrested.
m 4 FATAL BLOW. ..........
LOUISVILLE, August 22.-Hugh Carrick, an
Irish resident Of West Union, near New AL
bsny, Ind, was killed to-day by Charles
Manley, negro. Carrick, while under the
Influence Of liquor. attempted to shove Man.
ley, who struck him with bis fist. The blow
felled Carrick, aud the fall broke his neck.
Manley was arrested. s
.. ATTEMPT AT MURDER AND SUICIDE.
" NEW HAVEN, CONN, August 22.-Thisaft
noon Patrick FL. Masterson met his divorced
wife in front Of the post. Office, and stabbed
her twice with pocket-knife and cut bis
own throat before the bystaDders could in.
terfere. Probably both will survive.
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAYs.
A special to The Baltimore american from
Belair gives the details of a fatal shooting az
fair ut that place on Saturday eight, in which
james Monks, farmer, was shot by Thomas
Archer, Jr., painter. The only provoca-
lion for the shooting appears to be that
Monks separated Archer from man named
Wann, with whom be had been quarreling
during the day. The deed appears to have
been deliberate.
New YORK, August 21.-James Langdon,
D laborer in a lumber yard on Ninth avenue,
was shot and killed by an unknown man
with whom be was quarrelng. The MUIR
derer escaped.
A srABBtSG AFFRAY.
New YORK, August 21.-Thls evening two
Oorters at the Fittb-Avenue Hotel, named
John Thompson and Michael W. Allen, quar-
relied in the dining-hall, when Allen was
stabbed in the right side and dangerously
wounded.
TWO MORE OF THE OUTLAWS DISCOVERED -
ORGANIZING TIE MILITIA.
CHICAGO, August 20.-Two more of The
men who belonged to the band OF outlawsin
Franklin county, Illinois, and who were shot
by the sherift7s posse for depreciation, have
been discovered, one being dead. Several
others have been arrested, severely wounded.
Seven of the fourteen fired on have been
found either dead or wounded. Legal pro-
,eedings are to be Instituted against such OF
he Illinois kukiux rs may be captured. The
Governor has telegraphed the United States
attorney for the Southern District TO proceed
% Springfield at once for that purpose, and
De has taken the necessary steps. Militia are
being raised and armed in Jackson county.
The people of Williamson county are also
organizing for the suppression of outla"ry,
and are securing arms from the Governor.
And now there is trouble at Long Branch.