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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
BURIAL or TWO MURDERERS.
FUNERALS OF OsCHwALD AND ENAN-RrANs CON
FFSSION or TAKING POISON.

FrssION or TAKING FOLSOM
The funerals of Oschwald and Ryan took
taoe in Newark on saturday large crowds assembling
ii tie streets AID the houses 10 watch The professions
Tae body OsyhwaJ, whose parents arc in
circumstances was followed 10 WoodlaWn Cemetery By
about 90 carriages Among the flowers which covered
Ms coffin wac large pillow OF nmoriel lies, with Path
Hope Charity wOrScd in in forg t-Inr-n0t' TIC ser
vices were condac;edby the Rev. William keever Ryan
funeral was much less pretenjiou>. similar pillow OF
flowers with only thc word Tommy" was on his colin
Tie Rev Mr. Allen, who'll attended the condemned
men IA ja conducted the funeral services in the house
OF Ryans mother, after which the body was barred u
Wood!awn Cemetery. II is stated that O-ci"ald ara
Ryan did moi bc buried together FOR The former to
a great degree ascrIbed the attcr's influence
As stated in saturdays TIIBCNE. written confession
OF suicide was found Eyans cell. IT vas learned IT
tie inquest which took place saturday that Osch~ald
likewise had intended 10 poison himself, but + some
reason other had not done Besides the papers con
tanning confession Of The intended suicide with letter
from RYAN TO father and mother also cohiessne tIa
lac intended killing himself giving reason thlt lac
messing the sensation Of double execution, ana repeat
ilg his declaration OF Innocence OF dc Brock nuIuj
a white powder wrapped III a newspaper, cS.H o''i'
and hole IN wall under tiie mattress were "lscollcu
In the cell by Depaty Warden George H. Johnson WIN
respect Tie letter MS fahc. Ills witness Id mat
when rc0N cd The prisoner from eel 80 u !" thoSc
hir they finally occupied OscWdd tired 10 take some
pieces paper from the moor, bui he naa cJuldIc4
Iim 10 Leave 'Ecm alone anu StploSh- mem 70 -. G
un after the execution On putting tie pieces ioee heI
two letters found. - the warden signed b! bOlh
OschWad ana RYAN and the other 10 RNHiS parents.
TIE warden was asked 10 forgive the evident aucmp' 40
escape by means of the hole ~ the wall. botI letters
ycre fun II o. innocence and Ryan warned
L. brothers no; 10 follow his example After testimony
by Warden johnson aud Keeper Carson % no iihJ rance
tic inquest ,,as adjourned 10 Wednesday neAt
brooks MURDERER SAID TO BE IN WASHINGTON.
1t was reported in Newark yesterday that on
Thursday Sheriff Harrison received dispatch from
Warrington saving You have hung an innocent man
Tie murderer Of Brock is here Come immediately
The sheriff started Inq1ry at the shct7 house
last night revealed nothing but the family did not deny
The report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
THE NORTHAMPTON BANK ROBBERS.


RETURN TO MASSACHUSETTS UPON a KLQUI7iIoE
James Dunlap and Robert Scott alias llust-
lin, Bob" who were delivered TO PnkcrtOns detectives
in phHadephia on the reQuisitOn. OF the Governor Of
Massachusetts on chafge being two Of the principals
in the Northampton bank robbery, last -prn3, were
brought 10 this cy on Saturday evening In jersey City
the prisoners re met Dy Detectives Field and OConuo!
of the Di.trc;-At Office, and they assisted the
other officers III conducting them through this city to the
Grand Central Depot The prisoners were powerful
drsperae men aad il was deemed wise 10 handcu them
together; their legs heavily manarcd aud fastened
10 The car seat Detective OCJnnOr went with the prs
oncrs 10 Northampton. Mass. II Is believed that they
viii he fully identified, and that the detectives have
p}nutv OF evidence 90 convict them both.
From short time after the burglary was committed
scott and Dunlap were suspected Of ha,lg been the
leaders OF the gang The person, WHO had lo'; Then
property were * remedy anxious to have chance TO
eject a compromise and gc, bscil part NJ least Of tie
stolen property. They felt that the men should b" az
rested before some trace OF the booty was found no ccw
10 il would ever he gained. Dunlap boarded
at the Grand Central Holel. and hi7 wife was
Was seen st0u. tee hotel. Wien tic detectives Arch
:Lc rooms for evidence Of the missing pTupr! they
declared that they never had more elegant jewels
and Wardrohcs tiGu Mrs. DUHa; possessed. liz saWC
was true Of MIS- scott who ye1 N NG-hnctoISqnarr.
This property cannot lie i0h"hc., j., car~e htIo
is no pToof that 1t WaS lnie4asr5t |'a , LIE
had doubt tla tbs Was ne iaci. III is ItltNd tHl
tbp prosecutors ~ this cas-" viii rLdc4yOi g secure r.
turn OF portion o. the property At least 10y the from
Use Of init gated sentence IN clst OF conveiiot II tle
lest property Wil make separate compliant ana lbus
insure their incarceration Tor re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

Bank OF that CITY, was shot in head carly Friday
and ,nortay wounded by Kate NoonaD, young woman.
side wac young man highly connected aud tho affair
has caused a great deal Of excitement Miss Noonan
claims that side had sednced and then deserted her
The shooting occurred on the street IN front OF the Nco
let Hotel and witnessed by several Pelsons' INC
woman was Immediately arrested She bctrays no re-
for tb, dppd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
THE COURTS.
VALUE OF A WIFE'S AFFECTION
srQrEL TO A DIYORCE SUI.

August Caesar has brought a suit agains
Philip Krcger for the seduction Of his WIFE, laying ~,
damages at 100000. The plaintiff is a nemi., a,
firm Mt No. AZ John-st lie Barried IN May 1865 ana
tie marriage for time happy, three clild,s
being s offspring. III july 1875, time afte, IN
defendant in this suit became frequent Visitor At tA
house. Mrs Caesar began action for divorce in m.
Court OF Common Pleas Her husband brought a eou,,.
sut charging her with too great intimacy with pbi,,
Kriegcr and others. After pi0trlcted reference ~
referee found for the husband aud against 0o vie ~
both suits. ana the husband Otainei decree q; Giyo
from bis wife, ava ding hin tis children After Nh. 10
brought this SUIT charging KricgeF with ste1in1 ts
wifcs affections ard breaking up his fanny re ~
fcndanE, bis answer, denies The charges Of Tie ,o
rlaiut, and says, - defense, that Mrs Caesar wa.
charged by her hush nd with criminal lt.rcoirr.e Is
other uen. which lie KrieeeD beeyes to tue ana
that Mrs :esdr was oDSed 10 eye her husband on ac
Is eaid 10 be wealthy pOtVRckcr. The case h. ,o
on the day calendar OF supreme Court, Part and Lo,
sides have announced their rfad.nc.s Tor ig4ai ~ ~.
tic will probably come on this week. A-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

began last Monday and continued until Saturday inc
month of the vault was sealed nearly 30 years ago. ana
the foul air that the workmen delayed telr
for several hours The walls were covered WIN inolu
and cobWebs Some Of the collins had been placed bcte
100 years ago and decay had left only an unolss,isn
able mass OF dust and bones. The more recon- u1
were sfiU cpcofined, 80 more years LdNIhS Iancu
entirely To destroy the burial cases, aitOlsh te
ments and nscription-pates had fallen Oh ana 10y IN IL
ruhhisb The homes and dust were careluDy placou ~
boves and conveyed to another resting piare. "
registry book OF the buals In the vauh wa os ,, mn
aco an that IL impossible to ascertain me "kac
a. of bndics in the tomb only l. of the nearly 300
Identified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
CHARGES AGAINST JUSTICE FLANAGAN
In the Court Of General Ses.inns On g.

day Judge Sutherland heard arguments on n,o,o,
auash an indictment against Justice E19pag.p t. u,
fainiug money BY Ialse prc'cnscs II, cb.g-o u -
Justice Flanagan certified the city r,fv mi ia ~
performance % services By benjamin r. nls d, "a. sts
Ogr9DIcr. whereas iiaokin not q str.y,rs,, -
rendered no services for tho money received tb, ~
Keen and William y. Knitting APPEARED lor Irstie.
Flanagan and DistricA 'iOrney Phelps lor The nyecn
tom DECISION was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
WHAT WAS FOUND rs An OLD BURIAL VAULT.
The diIouidated old church structure at Prince


and Marions hc removed aud the site nscd Tor an
iron foundery TIE church built over a century ago
d, the First Uniyerls Society of thi, city but has N
the an time passed INTO The hands OF several religious
societies having been last occupied by body oi col'ed
ueorlf n j. now used Il clearinghouse for homeless
men After leasing Inc ground TIE new propie!0's as
covered that vault containing nearly 800 bodies WAS
under the chIcI aud they did not wish 10 erect
manufacturing establishment over the resting place OF
the dead permission obtancd from the Health De
partineut TO remove the Dols 10 Map:c Grove Gene
ely. Advertisements Published requesting tondf
OF the persons buried In the vault 70 como forward and
claim the remains. but only response was received
The work Of opening the vault aud removing the corpses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

Abernerthy time since had brother employed as
brakeman on tho Southern Railroad and was familiar
with the stations on the route The officers alege that
they got on his track on Friday last at Rockaway but
failed 20 overtake him. Early yesterday morning,
young man answering the description OF AWrnertny
was arrested al Fosters Meadow by Constable FELTON,
and taken 10 Jamaca where he was locked up IN
cell TO aM alt Identification.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
MR. rILDLX DisPLAYs HIS UORsIN!AsHIP DOWN
TOWN.

Ex-GOY. Tildcn mounted his roam stced at
Gfamercy Park saturday afternoon and rode rapidly
toward the southern pa! Of the city. Ills failure 70
direct his course toward Central Fark-Ei- favorItc
resort for horseback exercise excited considerable
comment and some people imaginative turn Of
mind got the impression ina; C had started out tSca
Ire the PRESIDENCY and a3Gut 10 place himself al
the head OF column Of 100000 Democrats, more or ics',
put TO flight the Electoral Commission, aid carry the
White House by assault Others suggested that he was
bent uuon an earnest scar for the who could have
contemplated the scheme Of buying oregon clcctor
ans, uncertain how far his inquiries would lead him. had
De,i,atcd 10 undertake the task on foot. Mr. TIdcn
drew up for q moment III UuOH-squaIc, before the
Everett House the recent headquarters o! the National
Democratic Committee, and then rode down 70 the
Howcrv where the crowd Of ncwsD0ys ana bOGtbacHa
that had been following him joined by severed NUN
bred men ana women. The street at once became
almost inpassable and TcSuundcd with "'Rah for
rdcn" Three cheers for the next Pr, sident," etc"
Mr. riIdcn bowed and SMILED his appreciation OF the
honor and turning into side street gaopcd from h1
pur.ucs When he reached the CITY Han Park another
i,g,yd g3s.Yii.d many gentlemen rscOgiiZing III
on his way Washington" cred NcncThDe mtnbrr Ol
Mr. TJens party, riding jrS' as Giurl Jnck>un aud
Tom Julie suH DID, with q Constipation ~ hs haid.'
He ought 10 have pocket dictionary under his
and a statute 81 limitations strapped behind Nm, sara
gentleman turning from Oregon rNei"lOh on lhe Jul
Icuu boards OF the newspaper obrr7' prom. hrlii
Democrat remarked. a. the ho!Stnah passed. EGId'
If mad time ! wcull write parody on John G,'ilnr
i.dc'" Turning MO HiSsiu-iY an Ihoch rod" 10 MS
nlsan at No ~ Nail-st, where ne remained Tor few
minutes AFTER which Er returned by br eastern rlNc 81
iL0 rity 10 his home. Mr. ILdeun Frescnc: III Naa
when hrciuIc known that tEe Democratic C"l'"dl
for Inc Presidency bad been among them the blls ana
bear. were thrown int c0nDoiioD ana Spt, u"il's
we're rife as 10 political and financial Significance oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
LIGHT on TIE STATEN ISLAND MYSTERY.
TIL DEAD wgMAN's NAME SUPPOSED TO BE KATIE
EIypFL-A MAN ARRESTED UPON SUSPICION OF
BEING HER MURDERER.

LIGHT On TIE Stain ISLAND MlSlLNA'
TIL DEAD wDMAN's NAME SUPPOSED TO BE. KATIE
RIEDEL--A MAN ARRESTED UPON SUSPICION Oh
BEING HER MURDERER.
Two ccws have been found which. 1t Is
thou,bt may establish the identity Of the unknown
woman whose body was found on Staten Island. the
first Of these was the address found the dead g1rl
hand aud which proved TO be that OF George Dyckm'n
n lpIlkI:ap of No 437 East Eighty -iouTti-st i'll TINS
CITY In the course Of the inquest saturday night DycK
man testified that the address IN his OWN h2hd"I
inr and had been given by him to young woman named
Katie Riedcl three weeks ago Only Shght intimacy
existed between the witness and Katie Redel he de-
clared He had ir,t met her New Years Day at the
house Of Mr. Phelps No III East Thirty nnth-si, where
She was employed a waitress, and where he carrie"
mils daily. Siucr that time he rad met her several
tn0s but never alone and never outside tGe house Inc
last time he me, her when he lad gwen hef lhe al
dress found in the dead girls hat al er request sue
telling him that she was going leave Mr. Pheips's en-
play and would like to write 20 him. He had never
heard from her since When shown the BODY w!ch was
done in q sudden aud unexpected manner the ponce
hon. that surprise would disclose something o. \'lue'
pyckman showed considerable feeling. bul illel 70
ideufy tie body although stating that ii bore resen-
bancc to the gr be had known Tine coroner ana p7Ice
EXPECT 10 gain great deal Of information through ih,s
CIV within Tie course o. day or two. Nothing flttei
o. M. IT, "H, d mi, : i"rt mi. evening
other Vicw which las been DHHIicu nv 'h' l'i' -
ami when litt nope 10 is'ih my '..'-
g. nee an ua,s.c MURDER found ID TIE arrest %
CcUrsr l. Ernst against whom mLCh >Ni1Gi"9s Isl
,noV has bees. found the s;OTy II hs ldrabuf lN
Ueurietia 9caii OF No 1SS Ffankln-t II IS H-Seiyd
thai he had been frequently visited a IN
bv ID Young woman. whom he confessed nc World nave
4, marry soon. u.s. through thlT iu nu"N she was ""G
10 become "a mo-: Ger: that he told his laudlady He h-l
before the bov was found that hr gong to take the
cir 20 10 her fathers staten l-!aud that D" had 70"
away with her returning aloUc on Monday orniS "ni
tf sip had rDt pplartd since t!rn. II a. also learned
thai Eri,! shaved his nbstache tbs une nhu II'
h. had made arrangements ior leay ing NewloiE on te
st.Iubip oder which sailed for Bremen on Saturday.
On being brought up for examination Ernst deIir!
eyrrvtliuc. declaring that he had been mai1Cd 10
another won, over eight and bad gone with hel
L. .atru I>la.u II the day indicated. This woman was
JtdDd. but her Ol differed ii some !h!LOI uC'"Ii l'
Df
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
SILK IMPORTATION AND MANUFACTURE.

The report Of the silk Association OF America
shows thai the consumption Of raw SILK ID Inc tueu
states during the past year was II '-'' pch"sc9 "'"
~ - 626 100 The largest amount used was III January
az nackages valued at SG29 1871. and the smallest IN
july l42 packages valued a, S54072 The following
table shows the importation OF silk during tie past eis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
sYRAci-sr CITY NOMINATIONS.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, Feb. 1S.-James j. Bclden
who published letter declining he Republican noni-
nation Tor Mayor u0m!lat 81 again yesterday aIiri-
noc,, Nv the Hepubicnn Convention and accepted. The
D1uoratir CT, Convention ucttprd the dccic-oii OF
Jatnc. q. Cruusr, vino WAS nominated fot Mayor Oh
TLur.day aud paced IN nomination JDn H. EiilOca,
Ma ws irr ii Dusty nominated - cCiLzrEs' can iAe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
NOMINATIONS.

WAsHiSGToN, Feb. 1S.-The President sent
tho following, nominations 10 the Senate to-day
Pnstunairfs ~. Maitland Necauner. MclL: Mra.
Cata Da-r. MC-tueli, y. y. carlos Morgan. Trnn's
Fails : T. Ft1uk - FISK fusdalc, y. H.. Thomas h. Ili
Omaha, Nrb. H. 8. Ihay Evansville, lnd, William ~ rc
Batavia, y. ~ and MS. Emnh T. Hang, liitsDn0, ILL.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

what we want Is new men ami new meas
ur,s sad politician 10 old darky "los, OATS So.
boss said the ancient African dc grocery man doesn't
give MS but bout niue quarts TO de peek, ana goes Ia Tor
dc new measures, You be.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
ARREST OF A SUPPOSED MURDERER.

For the past week mounted policemen have
been securing Queens County In search Of William
Abernethy the man who killed Frederick Hertel1er in
broadway Brooklyn, t. d.. saturday night, Feb. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

They have Citizens movement" in Pitts
brgh Pci. AID II WAS all = Ing Ol very smoothly III
one innn got M in the meeting aud asked Ami
,npinntcd fpr muyofi" 49," sa'i the meeting. Nor
Tor ir.u,nrcrI" {" No" "N'r iOr CONT Oiieri" NO.
Then dnmnc il dontL i warm III this move
Iclf, that's adj"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
CALENDARS-TuIs DAY.
s,,ppyyr CorRr-CHAW8Ees- BARRETT. j.
Third Mondays motion calendar


1898 Fits Ct al ast oader li5' Hayes a&I lac -'-'''
9o,, Rs S2@5 agt. King. 27ea y6: AIT. Thray'
z59l.Gu It a. ag;. Conner 80, rbkti,0.n ~ at
2i37 rieariast. Bemceimer ,o., En"eae+ .t ,c,s
-'7I - I'o o;;' =, aei Glars son 81 H.
1913 Brown AT Decker ni Sj'e B"ya'@sAi 'E' ''-''
bel Carroll at Cassidy ,oo, ~, ~ e. DO. rscor
% All Fowler imp. 37sj. .Ubr- 81 Brode ana
qo2h HeGin All; Powers 49,, ano2 adm ~. az,
1921 Gray ct al, extS' ast' s'o0'f "a. at H.
2sos Lain < Rand Powder slgg Mekgoa sg DoanA
os,o g, G2 ai a. ya The Dell $675 Builder ~ AT '
Lack. apd W. r. r. 49,, I'M. mo"r 81, 81 a cus.ls, E.
9S7 Ar S5siia as' oDn' 3I5j Bacr r,c as Pnyt'
msIoi e aS'"' SOB Batter rec as' FTc'
2ao9 Brcsn Sst MuocS ct denies -, 81 a. 1ct Dry
Kinney ast BasG s e, Ia a. l9oi al a e. o.u
,o MSI"3 ~ Bun. iCS ir Ssyc r. steam
9a iafCs as Eag ma,or 1891 a ST r. ass
25l7vaeiy ed agt. Amend 27el Wi6ar 70. ss'' , Li
,oc, s,a I' act sterne 2,0J.V0n AIKEN agt '0a
,cS,oG %a ,, Dl ss' % F'a s u9 Ssaf
rs5S ast The 1871 Ns asa,al a IL. Co. Ss''
1886 rus t,;i asi, The Mayor,
PART fG-LAwRENcg. j.
lhos Hewlett art wooletaL 1874. DunEn agt. Als0'
1854 bT,n-2 an as'' The May 47o. MSath sur ost Ne
tQ2, C.1b,s e,,t pfer.op. rtayC. ihit q.
-, Ii''" 80 ~ ,yt Tho 1910 pom.iuy .gi t.s
''o-' N4y,r sc l9l2.P.il u AZ. 40, ~
1886. Schgl! ~ al agt. Collier 49, i,a,i.'.", Wse,er
2llO. .DcIavSlc;c agt.Ncn W.. - ~ ~ ~, osnaL
,--o g,u.ricc net silver. 5GiS CJunels l01iA "b' -
i'"''' ston. f,,nrI tus - al ,,,..,s Al
1856. Wal ag The Mayor, lS!S ''o' f II ,gt iiaf'
&c. az y. Y. u s-.S'iil'..,H ~ - nj X
"'''. si",Sg 70 18Th Smith AT "''n-
,o,o s.,,,n,,it ~ Al q, q Iliig hnpid IN
i9Ip IfanIi,,v 49, ono 3lO3 Hebrew Tree SthA a.
!bbt i,t3 W. .oh a. Aforti act The "a ~ 90
1000 - 80 "' 1878 RegabicOi Ath'',Ss ss,I
Raiey agt. Dodge. ~, "a
i''"- nv act Csllirr lssG Christian hpa ~
1904 .T,utson uSt camp. ~ "N''
PAgr IIi.-VAN bWt SCI. .,..
2-S Reck act. The Phenx lass. .Nclletno, -"
Fire ms To- LIZ. n., al
2217 .DCiaP alter - NJ AT Ztto. iihh 4 - Hunt
Amer. and T. C. Esq oV2"' 4 ui ~, a - 10
aoa r,a,o.o, q, "A not NAn sOSo McKuigLt, ext 40"
o'o' i,,ts If n ~ Dtybn ef al c,s
sol Ice AIT Saylcs 81 NJ. ~ b..A RaEk
Si-MryeI" VI W." -'" 3lgl Doaeynn agt Voa"e"
.-oa t,aot e,r &c ACT sheriff 80,
-'-"' - 49,, 90 llTT. Robert agi. llL v.,
60, nonoS,e 'st al act ibi9A Mickey AT iho ''''
sherwood % nj oo,, 81, 81 The Mayof
1889. Corr at Conner Sh'f 'o'T &c.
MO s,n W., AZ, Tho May 800 Lynch agi klefh""
S49 sa.Ol.as aSI '"o NAY ,rrS rgan agt TucNer. -.
- or. NC -, ,,a NAV i9Y2 !, Wh.stn o, - sss
or. &C. h''NN'
4sse.. Thsais as1 Krekcler
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TWO MOTOR NOUS BURGLARS CAPTURED.
PROPERTY vALukp AZ $4,000 RGfUENEp- re--{1Ts
OWNER.

EkOfEhlh NALNnO ~ P'''NN "~'
OWNER
Cant. Ryrnes of the Fifteenth Precinct PollceA
assisted by detectives Doan and slevin Saturday
night arrested two notorious burglars and returned 10
their owner diamonds and other property valued AZ
5000 which had been stolen only few hours previous
Jacob Heman OF No. Clntonlace came TO the station
house about D. M and stated that his room had boon
btokcn into by burglars during his absence ana Vaopc
diamonds and cs elry had been carried away The Only
claw he WAS able TO give that he mad noticed wagon
standing for hall an hour the house and he remem
bered that the side the words Clintolpace'
Knowing OF an establishment IN Clntonpl1ce where
wagons let out, and recocoting that wagon hao
been once let from that place TO some thieves whom ne
had captured Capt ByIncs went to the proprietor ana
learned that he had let horse and wagon about O'CLOCK
I'm the evening to two men who had MOI yet returned
Accompanied by Detectives Do,an and slevn' the cap
tain then began a search tor the wagon In le" n'h
utes they saw the vehicle coming down Chnlohpi"e'
toward the stable driven at RAPID rate, aud De'eeNe
sleyin recognized the .vo in the wagon ms TWO no
torious burglars A cash ut once MADE To- thc
rutaps who upon Recognizing then asSt'iAl> sl".,o
from the wagon and fed along Chnon-pncc IN opPo a
directions One OF the men known rs McIAhe' ~" ,f
Charles PlIdy, but better known AMONG ,. - o,'er
"Kid" raj toward siXh-avc throwing asio Nv neec-
cont to facilitate his escape. IL was -, lin,
tIyr Seyu who fired SHOT in The ar aiu c'Ii' - H.
- To- S'Ci IN The rt Of DRIVING his revolver when me
detective caught him and kuOckeI nun nm III h.en nm
mean time ms companion Nod lalcl I 1 UyII
sucG and cauch; y Detective DOnn ana we DIE"
were conducted the station nous, ~ yTitl mr.
fourd to bc armed with revolver ana supplied VIII Pi
rsr,s and m QUE OF McCabcs pockets va io''"
b"ie of cbproform On the person oi McC%Dv w. -
Sonnd six diamonds, Varying in size IRON nan h'ia y,
one ANA n quarter karais eiS SILVER Si0o5S IN S,''
forks one 0la-fdSnVNed purse, ana soI3 . nm
Conrcalrd III Faircs o,hmg were Two EO.u Nal.t
one large gold watc.-gulil. one god ocSrt ana "a
csSe Yt eitaV Mr.. HelWan ldcntiicd the al'iGcS -
Ms propcTiy Ml Hcjlmai's apartments are on '' 49,,
nn6 d1r % No . Clint 1n-paCc. An cNaiiha olI vi w
,,,,ts strcd fnt the burglars had gained admission
70 The ba iway by a door winch las usually p'en ~
cysn until lnic H night and taey then forced Opeh we
da,r of MIR Uellmaus sietp!ugGOom uy means Oi jhh!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
A woNAs.s DEADLY VENGEANCE.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 1s.-At Minneapolis,
. liam a. sdle assistant cashier Of the Frat National
, 1877-02-22

man't Heath few on the wings df wire. hut the
feauisltlon for supplies rsmc Along FL a slt,Y
Steamboat way, and arrived two Or three lays
aftcrwanl. Abortion II The order was sent to 4
Wholesale drug houfe for an article used largely
In suRar4naking. II Was wrll.managed drug.
houac and ita orleF-c1erk below was Ia The haldt
Of communicating through speaking tube with
the bookkccpcr above lefnre filling an order,
tho object Of this shooting whispers lp'k AMI
forll, through the lin runnun!cnsor being ~
ascertain II tho rcrEon ordering gnNIs tk enti-
tied 70 credit. IN the case We refer to tho Or
ler.cierk shouted up, "How's accounts Of
slipped down, "Accoslnis O. X, but we've ad.
v1ces that Smttl's ,1cad.n "That's ali right u
sad the man below, "hs's sent for len barrels
Of sulphur"