Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26
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afm. Hf Noes condition charged Monday
'cbt- e iCfddy morning 90 was crHsl. iersI
critical Lat night ~ GUvloI Buck was
~ ..-. nm i.aiiy fa EoIf. aud on leaving
SAID tIat hI~ condition ba.; itGprpV -l 81 gh =
-i.,e tie woT. ing. an, that Lee considers! II
az ora lie > ntiota that T. had not changed
''yrS. 11c "a-nltlo0 of the sufferer EestP--
Jay prevented ID prisoner ARE stet by Central
tIace Detective Reilly being brought before
iliiu .rg OBLIGATION. Tn man in question.
Jack t"rbet'. a"ished = term az seven years
m sing Sing prison ior 5Ur-l s-y SIX months
ago. auG A5> desperate cnaracteTauu aHtara-
dents made him ac object OF curioSitgam0uE
iHc detectives Detective Reilly took a pro
i,>Siouat interest IN the man and never
/ failed 10 LOOK for him when passing the
thieves resort at ine corner of Amity street
ard SoUin 9Th avenue. Ten days ago Reilly
saw tuI5c't there. and he then wore short
I red side WHISPERS, which were broad and
! curved over Eis checks towards tie
mouth. Mr. Nee I'm describing the man who
robbed HIM Indicated man Of COrbett'S
/ build and appearance. and gave tescrip-
zion OF lis wHi-l;CrS that tailed exactly wita
those that CCTbt % wore. Reilly was enga gel
o. tire case sunday afternoon. and imne-
olaieiy locked tor CCTfeIt, but he was not 20
he 'oULC at hiS usual haunt, aud "a search in
other resorts proved equally iruitieSS. Cor
hcit did not put in an appearance til Mon
, day night, arc Reilly accompanied 10y De
tee i've Nru GnF.Cf.ter. Went 10 look TOR Cor
Iett ia Anity street: bat on seeing EiIl he
hardly recCguiZei EIm, aS he hat Shipped
ms WhiSECrS on with "a pair OF scissors. Cor
on MS way 10 pptl'e hratg. 'HrtgTS said, " I
sT"Se I'm aTres ted Tor that Greenwich street
affair. was ioohiug ;oJ II. bat I'm nOt the
II an" The prisoner was smuggleI INTO the
,ective Office. and the matter was kent a
secret from all int the uperintendCnt who
considered Dat Re had Mr.. Noes asSailaut
~ custody. CpTlet', when questioned, said
that when tie proper time came he c0ulI
lfoye good a'iti He had not a cent an his
possession.
CoRRETT's ROOM SEARCHED.
lie lived with a Sug.,- litter. the NVfFa n n
man Row I'm state prison, az No rs Blocker
street and then rooms were searched, but
nothing was found. Yesterday morning De-
tective Reilly took COrbett 20 the Chambers
street hospital, but Mr.. Noes condition
would not low Of his seeing him. DT. kel-
Eey, on seeing Corbe;t, said, well. now,
thai looks more like the man Mr.. Noe de-
scr les than any that has yet been brought
ere and was so anxious that Mr.. Noe
should see him that he took one OF his assist
auts into The room in which Mr.. Noe lay.
and, pointing to his assistant. asked. as
that The man that struck yOu?' Mr. Noe
nodded his heed and feehly said 10 was Dr.
Kelsey, seeing that Mr.. Noes mental cOndi-
ton was such as To preclude the possibility
OF legal identification, told Detective Rely
to take Curbett back, but Just before he left
MIS-. Noe Quilted her husbands couch. ana
after looking at COrbett said that She hal
gathered every scrap Of information that
Mr. Noe was able To give In regard 10 the
appearance Of the man who lOUbed him, and
that she felt sure that COrbett was the man
1 Corbett was then taken to the TombS and re-
naHded 10 police headquarters. Later in the
NaE Coroner Croker ma ie 2 formal attempt
- take Mr.. Noes ante-mOrtem deposition.
, but MI Noe was deliTlOus at intervals. and
the attempt was relirQuiShcd.
Michael Walsh and John Moon. charged
Win completely in the burglary We're brought
before Judge OtterbOurg yesterday 81 the
TOmhS police court. Walsh was discharged,
and Moon was detained to await further evi-
dCrCe. Catherine Wiley Identified Moon IS
the man she had seen on three or four even
ingS IL fIOnt Of Mr. Noes store.
Mr. Noe was still alive at 2oclOCa this
moruing.-E- Y 0liI, 26'h
The New York Evening Post says that Mr..
Noe was much better yesterday Gan he was
| Tuesday night, and DR. kelsey. Of the Cham
hcrs street Hospital, thinks that he now has
| a good chance Of recovery. be is still sub
ject to Ceiir um, but at times yesterday was
partly conscious. No one bUt his wife and
the surgeons are permitted to approach his
| bedside, ard therefore COrbett, the man ar
rested Tuesday on suspicion OF being his
aSsailart, was not yeSteriay taken 10 the
hospital for the purpose of Identification.
THE RACES AT SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
YESTERDAY. AT the Hampton Park
Springfield, Mass. races yesterday, the first
race purse, $500, for horses that never We're
beaten, was won by Bay Adelaide, who took
| the second. third and fifth heats, Little Fred
taking the first, and Bonner the fourth.
Ilme-Z:24 2:23 = ~ ), 3D. and 2-254. The
toCOrd race purse was $4,000 fOT horses that
have never beaten $50, was won by Hopeful
| In three straight heats. Tlme-Z.2Sis ,, 2.2i5.,
D. The third race for horses that never
were beaten. The 23O purse for $, 900 was
won by orient, who took the second, third
end fourth heats, Lady TUrpiu taking the
trst. Time-Z2GH. 70, ID z.2oA.
THE ASSASSINATION or PRESIDENT No
RENO-A Panama diSpatch confirms the Re
| port Of the assassination OF President More
no, Of Ecuador, who was stabbed in his
palace at QuitO by an officer named Rayo.
| whom he had displaced. and was also shot
by two young men who accompanies R9yO.
| the latter being killed By the sentry. An
other report is that a revolution was gOtt-
| up by Gen. PalaTCO IN favor Of r liberal can
didate for the presidency, but nothing S
positively known concerning IL. No dis
tuIbances had taken place Up . Ia. 10Th
instant.
| THE CROP REPORT Tor the month endin.
the lSt Of August, just issued BY the Depart
mcHt Of Agriculture, says there were 10 gen
| cIal conditions affecting the crops uIt1v0r-
| ably III the eastern amt middle states. but
| That drCUshlS prevailed pretty generally
throughout the south and, while lu North
Carroll a. Virginia. Arkansas ami Nebraska
excessive rains prevailed with alterations
| of fair weather and drought. In the states
east OF a . Pacific slope the rains were almost
incessant, causing great damage 10 cereals.
Gov. ANEs OF MISSISSIPPI HUNG ~ DIS
GClSE.-At a grand democratic barbecue IL
Hines county, MISS, last week, hVe thop-
sand persons Were present. iEcluuing some
five hundred cOlCreu men. The proceedings
concluded with the tria. Of Governor AmeS.
| who was present in e1tigy, for treason. muir
! der, and other high crimes. "A verdict OF guilty
| being found and sentence of death imposed,
committed subsequently To Punishment TO
| Massachusetts.
HIGH PRICE OF MEAT IN ENGLAND.-At
| meeting held IN London yesterday To dis
| cuss the causes OF the high price of meat, a
resolution was adopted protesting against
| the restrictions on the importation of foreign
cattle, ard an association was formed to
secure a supply Oflive ca tile from the United
States TO met the wants of the English mar
ketS.
! ARMY OF THE kBEDIvE.- Capt. VIM. IL.
| M. Rutledee, formerly OF Baltimore and la
ter OF the United States army, has been ap-
pointed major I'm the army of the Khedive
| of Egypt Capt. Rutledge is said to be an
admirable officer, and we'll qualified TO fll
| the position that has been assigned him
| BGEo. Sun, 26th.
AN ENORMOUS LEOPARD recently arrived
At Liverpool from Asia and was sent by train
| TO London. He made such good use of his
| time on the journey that when the train
stopped he stepped out-and there he was
| a leopard at large in Euston station. There
was panic aud they were compelled 10
shoot him.
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES INSTRUCTED
The democratic county convention OF Har-
riSburC. Pa. has instructed its delegates to