The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-09
WHY CRIME IS INCREASING
.,tiy,a THE DIATHTCT IrfOHNLY'S
OFIICE ON TKIfL.


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pp., f.f!uin Thomas TIVruc was tie
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'.I.,f rtoci uulicc station IA lN't. ihht ~ i~'o
fN,,et ia fh.t wear Onccr If, md, t4on
,,..ti,d to arrest Robert y. CfaN iord Tor
hrII,rn4 with the officer. sno had arrested
- .,. V,ud.thttt.. hu,,t. That Mr.
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..,. li,, in tb. thigh. and that "A second shot
,.t b., Mr. t,n,,f,,d sounded MIR Albert
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ttIorin' 'ysihnder' FROM the i'lonS DOCK
n', NJ C,a,, tnr,, ,vos orres,cd an Ma, %. M
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iui committed by Justice Leonard OF the Nu-
rfome Court In default of $4,000 ball Capt.
t.,,,e ,.stieed tbo, no ar,,sted Mr. crawford
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tusttce refused 10 take bail. and rcmanded
r..,.,.., ., ,ho uor..r str.et notice station.
N'a"'Viu W '"' , -, ,,t,once ,o "A
Later In the day the captain III ooeuien'e
writ Of babeaa corpus, took Crawford before
ri, t,,.,ico nxsd tho hail AZ
Justice beoharu' '""' ''''', -, tt,
a.. I'm Au,ustus scbell and the late Horace
>, ,,, a. Csa,,,ord ,,.s indicted f,r feloni.
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Jus asspult ana 'u''ery' WI" '"'e"' :" N''' ""'
tina ,o.e WAS not tried. The Captain had after
49,, t,.....t,,i ,,h,,, Cr,yf.rd ,,ould hs tried
warn ,''l",''" "..'" -, -. -,
tn.t nc was NOT ready to try the G SO. H. hid
t.en Todd hv henderson that "A mol. pros. had
D..u ent. ret in the G. So. Henderson sued
C.uf,rd tr damages. and afterwatd comprc
u.scl fIt $50.
,r Aintrt Cucrin Of Clinton place saw
crawford and iirnder-on standinr at Mercer
.I. fonrth streets on tine ni-ht Of May -. ts12.
rle, were taking excitedly. As he approached
fI. u crawford addressed him, saving. q" want
,ou tu see mo .Nouf TIT - FL ~ dead"
.,. nlr followed. Crawiotd drew uistol ana
f,.d twirc ana hoth the witness and Hcnder-
.on w,r. wounded. The ness testified he
io,e fhr Grand ,ury. and nc been summoned
D.r- IA had NOT te.t,tl, ,i I'm CONT ns the rase
nd not been ticd. Nv the minutes of the
rri of Gencr II sessions. MIR. Townsend
.N.vtd mt Mr.. Crawford was tudtctrd for 10
l.u,nu. s-ault and battery on july H.. iS,2 that
hr tlsldeu not guilty ON April p. ls.3, aud that
annlic Uro-. was entered on the Sd " March,
ia before CITY Judge sutherland. The en-
dor-,ment on the Indictment reads: For rea-
caye of the Court, nolle pros entered. rne
'el va. referred To- we're made hy ~. Cr,w-
aud introduced them In evidence. In his fida-
IN Sir. Crawford dst Ills the circumstance of
tte arrest OF the coachman. ana the particulars
~ me dispute in the police station between
Henaer-on and himself. lie then saws that on
I.-wav home he was followed bv a man, who
he subsequently leaned was Henderson: that
nj N.,,,r and Fn,lrtn street. this man oyeftonk
MIN and having lut Ills arms around him held
T. De-. 81, ti.hf that he ,pnid not got nv NJ thar
n, non .,ot rts tts,ol ont Of his p1ckst and fired
n twice. thnt he fred II i'm s.lf-1lc fence NOT
Ln.,,.n, ,hnf tho man v'hn b.'d him "a an
H. ~ f,rds hi, i,.t J n s"i ~ ~, "sS
M r I,,si.t,c - ,S .,. 80 4, a., =, ~, ~ 10,
ne has mo- wish 10 mo .cute CrnN ford and mar
ns H.. .t'tisued th,t whrn Crn,,f,rd dr'd ms ms
ii ne, US greatly excited and believed tbat hts
mo vv 8 in damon
0fiicer Iimnthv Golden WIS for seven ve,rs a
Central Orice dstective and was mi on r,.ir'i
d',tv In iInuarv last Tie v-os mi trans t.'rr.i
nom me Cent? I once nnder ,hnr,cs lie h,d
t.sn tolt bv Cam living that he AZ, -, mn ,,,
nu.f ne.1use pre- iaent Mai seii did u,t n H. Mn
On the 2lst II Jul, 1874, he and D,tecttye
Wailins arrested Charles Oryis. who nearly A
wear bslore had obfsieed from George Ripley a
The inir,io New \ ork ana Erie n iIroaS 0rvis
WIS IDENTIFIED by MIR Ripley ana committed by
Ponce Justice FIaumer Oryis WINS subse.
n,,ntlv held i'm sio91 baii bv M .I,dy. sim
eflani Ihe witness WAS t0li al the Disfrict
t,srtcy me- that trer, ,vsra as,onts AZ IT,
indictments Tor forpcry against q Wis He knew
mat tryis WIS intIcted for the offence for which
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reen tried OFFICER Gold n also test tasd
t..t IA. aud Detective WnlIint wsra
tod thar II u Mr. Olmstesd, who lived
give information that a. light lead To the arrest ~
the men who were engaged in the manufacture
and circulation 81 forged r,iroad bonds lie
and Mr. Walhng gave to District Attorney
Phelps all the facts that they had regarding
these forgers. snd were told by that officer that
II they would md Olmstead he would give them
process by which they could bring hiul to New
YORK. While they were looking Tor Olmstead
assistant District Attorney Allen Unmarried To-
and employed them To work up the case
Roberts. Gleason, and uth.rs were arrested, nut
not one II them had been convicted. MrG iden
Thought thai n they had uot been interfered Win
a. and Maluug would have found Oim,tead
and might have GOT from MIN facts enou-h 10
CONVICT tie forsers. on the s5tn OF July, ls,j
Nr. tiolden assisted Ia tine arrest - John H.
Gods and Henry HcCernan for burglary COM
iniffod 20 the residence Il A,r. Augu.- Ilgl1cr;
conmiticd IA default OF 1000 0aii. lie, we're
both indicted. Cody pleaded guilty ur an a.
''r'ii 9,f g, nv, ana "s ssnie4ced
stur J-. q. H. Herman was not Tied IL mad