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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-16

ing 10 same, now tia: be had set the
example and shown me the way. A
long time l worked, longer than the
panther. for my paws were not soUsed
to digging; bat at last the hale vas
sufficiently large for me to work my
way through; and when had done 90.
dragging my rife after me, / fonnd my
self in . narrow passage OF nearly the
same length as that which l left. II
LED onward for somo distance. turning
more than once: and you can imagine
my JOY when I saw the rays Of the
morning sun without. and knew that
night and danger were passed.
l was saved-and to the panther l
owed my salvation.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-16
NOTICE.

yIVIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE oRArrI.1
l. HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION viii be held
% the Once Of the Cnmpaoy. In this city. os
WEpNEaDAY, 3lst inssAnt. for fiectioa OF On
GERS fos the ensuing year.
JOHN II. BLANCHARD. 6sesetssy.
Seattle. W. r.. February l0th. ts7s. fsi3-AAl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
ARMED WITH 4 REQUIsIIION.
The Ease with which nn Innocent Man may
he Flung into Ludlow Street Jail

Joseph A. Calvert was arrested yesterday,
on complaint Of Andrew j. Mrilen OF 2is West
Twelfth street. on charge Of pcrsonating a
police officer Tho complaint AYERS that Cal
wort, whose aims it gives MS Button Joe. aud
whom it declares 10 be u graduata 0. the East
ern lcnltentlury In Philadelphia. arrested
Mcllen on tho 9th Of January on pretended
warrant purporting 10 bo signod by Charles NJ.
Carpenter. "A Philadelphia magistrate. charging:
him lMclenl with being fugitive from Penn
sylvania justice. In making tho arrest Calvert
proiesscd to be police officer and gave Meller
ihc option of paying for lodgings for two in 1.
hotel or sleepln. IN the Police Central Onirr.
ne was committed to tho city prison by just 'e
BiNby 10 nwait the making out of cAtrudtlOn
papers. The complaint further alleges that no
crinlnnl pr scout on WINS D. nding AZ the time
against Mr. Melrn. either in Pnadephia or
anywhere else. and thut the charge was trumped
W by Calvert Tor the purpos : Of hla'kmlil.
Annexed To tho complaint wna the NH luVit Of
q. Is. Reade. proprietor Of the Stay House de-
'lnring that Mellon Slept at his hotel un tho
night of jan, 8. md that since then Rea'le hns
born IN Philhdrlphln und found no charge
pending against Mr.. Mellcn.
Justice Duny postponed the examination until
FRIDAY, DIG harsin6 Calvert ON parole. Mean
time Mr. Mecn VIII wait in Ludlow street lnil
until It Is nseertailrd upon what showing the
HovrrnOr slgned the requ-ition that Calyeit Oh
talnod " take MIR. Mcllen 10 Philadelphia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
DETECTIyE MORiN's DISCOVERY.
What May Lead 90 tho Breaking Up OF -
re.tIIe rous Gnng Of lounLe rfeiter..

Early yesterday morning Detective Moran
nttced a truckman who win his load seemed u en-.
deator To avoid observation lie ordered the man to
stop, but instead oi dons he whipped up his horse
uicer Weinberg ami Detective Moran made the truck.
man stop aud took him prisoner to the Mulberry street
police station lie described himself August Sohn of
10 Cannon street III, truck contained trunk in which
the officers found sachcs and vnlics The prisoner saul
that ho had been hired by persons whom he did not
know 10 take the trunk from Y Chambers street on a..
Crfniuing thar the store Is Icddr In O.. II Cham
Der. tirr had cn frd and tnb,l the police nyv,
h@hd ulthcL Ihry msl, ~itl u al lD Cannon l.
whore suln sai hr lved, and Mr. taihariur Suhr,f
Mhnlnrs thrlr gnloAtnni 10 hun csnr box. hut the
orrtts anntchrd II from the hil AMI ipul IN ,nuuur
hU nan amt quarter dullAr~ Fuilhct .nrch m The
prrni was nlhe hnd spurious con rntng s2si
HiEi slp cOunViVIt gircuuAehs and fnlGhhc and
genuine aoii wni'h anh chain weIs found Eugene Suhrr
hnl hiS Nir tAihnnu" were arrested. Also Iuls
n9hn The pm ~ner. Ntr committed by t'nmi ii incr
Nhirhs, excepting Lnis SoHi, who was holi IN 5lpl
hnl Mr-srs ft'ke A Co, whu- ,nchcl. we're ~
hohu's innk. he'd IN reserve ~ F nro>o alton
'nt having counterfeit mnnry In lo,-r,Siuu cnnnn hc
mhlr pnml The prisoner, ARE b'hc,rd W H. un'y tao
middle men IN circulauI count Tieit uOuoH NJ iaei
Nos tVF coming Ml4c tuNnl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
JURORS BfDLY BORED.
The Court and Everybody Annoyed. and the
Client IneerenoniouslS Convicted

A thief who has at various times been known
- Ennl 81, der George 5 Hrown and Charles O-bornc
was put on trial ia The ucneral 81 sion- Monday The
proof Wa clear against him. and ordinarily. under the
expeditions manner u doing business that court he
might have been convicted whin an hour But hi. law
yer retarded progress much by introducing Irrelevant
testimony ant maxim objections that at noon yesterday
ue tlhl WAS su'l drnseing along The Jury had sruw
very impatient, and Wucn the lAwNtr ls. a tedious
summing up they plrni, showed their ing lie urged
that the motives anl actions hls could BE- under
,io"i " u,h, becau', t'y were men VI eNpergnce"
Ih"roupon inrur stood up and said 10 Judg, Glider
sleeve, AUuI Honor would like 10 know This sruur
man means to class with such his ccntf The
lawyer dist Hilncd an. such intention. and nded his
apology, culafsing uNu what hc said were The good quu
urs u The jurors hcu another juror asked. ia the
prisoner bCin- tlied or fle Jul. 80
Your pau,n,e l. b,ing tlcd said Prosecutor Bell
very Con-idrrahiN,' the Juror spOnded.
The lawyer continued his address half hour
longer
lls client was promptly convicted and sentence to
tour !ears ln hi.te Prison
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21

Madam EsslpoN j. confined 10 her rooms ID
t,r MintAV,.t iorl hl a ~cNrlc cold
u toctivo Ncyiu tool; one thousand smugglol
cisar' IRON uie oniecis ol tlie 'iAde yesterday.
In the prayer meeting in the old John strea
Church AeeuidaJ FrayVls N,fc oicrJd ior the police.
=, Tho District Attorney has prom i-cd that Fred
VI N - "t s u,olesLd ior Aa,ins .ousht wllh Jal4oi
1aiduu uiNtI
The English Lutheran Church OF 81 james
~ p 't MN -iNri rtWctu second AMI Tl.l HN moe
cebbi"rd 's scmiceutonnal anu,o olsary Nnt ,cniag
derrick US NJ in the now Court llouso for
hM-NN mh"nN Tor tho now duni t.ll ifIu uir bhc Il
uc 'mpuian dWur T. ih, -coni ,'Srt >r,,' niay
I',r W lhc d'uiek stuck hDuty hh,,A IabureT. aud
Lroko his arm.
Dir. NJ l.. Wynkoop testified In the Contlnen.
tlrd, w.fr lnI fu -i'-NNN' r.. UN,r nnd above the
~Nn prt 'rut d.rhuul m ti.e amorn annual stat mont
OF MT Least ifi""h pen cont
Humphrey Stevcna WA found dead on the
nWl Ui nitrDHih la tle Old Men, ih-ctIrnn Home ID
II li' m Af-''ua) Scar him Na.u inuLi lArally ullcs
"iu liuda lun lIc had hccn IN n,atc ivr ubouI ~
m"ni.s, AMI hAd All nicurah. ii-A-
Mr.. John Alexandra having concluded thu
lhNcatir un VI the smuggling ~ the >I
tip VI 'un cruz siN u,e rrlrt-d yt.tof
dHf The rcNcnuc unicer. tnnnl the cigars hV eutup
through waei usht coi'paftn,rat IA u4c Nos-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
THE LOUISIANd FRAUDS.
TAttSsnslSs Testimony Corroborntea ~ Ex-
Gov. Palmer or uliuois

WARRINGTON, Feb. 2O.-Ex-Gov. Palmer
testified before Senator Howe's Louisiana Com
mittee yesterday that while In New Orleans last
November. at the request Of the National Demo-
cratic Committee. he made the acquaintance OF
Litleneld. ono OF the clerks Of the Returning
Board. The 0rst conversation they had was
when he tGov. Palmer) complained to Littleneld
that the Republican Committee got more facil-
ties than the Democrats did. and LittleHeld re-
piled that he had no Authority TO do otherwise
than , nc ,l had done. but the, he would endeavor
=. The hext conversatlon was when no saw Lit,
tleneld como out OF Mr. Halc's room Az ne hotel
with papers In his hand that looked Ike ei,ec-
ton papers. He again complained TO Llttlodeld
1or acting In bad faith toward tho Democratic
visitors; In none Of those conversations did he
ever hold out any Inducements to Iittleheld to
40 ANYTHING Tor compensation. Mr. Palmer
then testified es 70 tho interview with LittleHeld
~ Springfield, ILL.,, when Littlcfield produced
tho original return from Vernon parish with
the alterations and erasures His testimony on
ms subject corrOborated that given by Little
ncld before the House Committee. Gov. Palmer
Littlefield after that.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
THE UTICf WRESTLING MATCH.
Mclaughlin Throwing the vermonter- The
Victor Challenged by VI. Bauer.

Utica, Feb. 2o.-About fifteen hundred
persons witnessed the wrestling match for $500
n side between Col. J. H. Mclaughlin OF De-
troit. champion Of America and England. and
John Cavanaugh oi Vermont. in the Utica Opera
House ton night David d. Smith Of Little Falls
was chosen referee. A. d. Bentley OF Oriskaney
Falls ofllciated az umpire for Mclaughlin.
and Frank X Baxter Of Utica for Cavanaugh.
Both men were in magnificent condition. Nc
Laughlin weighing about 222. and Cavanaugh
22S pounds. Work was begun at q; 20 p. NJ.
The frst round lasted six minutes and was won
hy Mclaughlin by what II known M tho g left
drop" In the second round there was one" dog
iall, both men going down evenly upon their
breasts. The second round lasted eighteen
minutes. Mclaughlin won this and the match
by an inside cross, or back throw. CRvanaugh
going to the floor ike u feather.
Nj. Baucr. the French GrGnro- Roman wrest-
Ter of New York. challenges Mclaughlin to n
match in any style for 500. in any. pace. within
week. McLaughlin will accept thh. or he will
match for one Grmco- Roman fall. one collar and
elbow AMI tho third to be Of styl' different
from either.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
DOUBLE Mi'RDER IN CUBA.
A Woman nnd hes son Killed, md the IL odios
Thrown into "A Wen.

HAVANA, Feb. IA shocking affair has
Just come To light in the ncighborhood Of Guam
abacoa. a village on the opposite side Of the bay
from Havana. The dead bodies Of woman
named SiNto Regia Sae2. and her son aged thir-
teen years were found IN we'll Tho woman
had been killed by strangulnuun, and the boy
by bows on the head. The police have cap-
tured the murdcror-a circumstance not COM
mon hHrc-nnd he proves to be ono Jpst Naran-
!o. between whom and The woman an unlawful
intimacy had cNi-t'd. The boy WIS her own
child hy a lOrmrr pHramOur. After numbering
them. NarunlO carried Of ms own child hy TINS
woman. a glri aged four yodrs, ana abandoned
her in thn woods, where sie WIS lOuhd hy the
pOlco. The murd 'rrr SUI -rQurnlly pHchtd the
bodies of his victims in mrgc box. and. with
the assistance Of irlrn IL. took them Ia the well
whero they woro found. The nlotivo ior tAo
crime ls uuk nOWn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
Romance in vyiliiam.burrh.

Williamsburgh has been much interested In the
mysterious appearance Of young woman in a Broadwsy
drug store late ON Friday night with her throat cut
young man with her but he refused give her nams
or the cause Of her wound and he pledged the ply scaa
to secrecy. The wornan's name Is Annie Parker shs
was married about even years ago to brilliant youn6
man year nftcr their marriage, 10 her surprise he ws
Bsaisre and although up 70 that time she had borne u
name, she dropped IL bhe earned a living by sewtn4
aud BY help from her father Two weeks ago BaxicrS
having been released found her and demn nded that s
I'VE with hin HIS Teappyarancc aud he dc sutuOn
xrcd her desponden snd she tried to commit suicide
Se gave herself the wound. which aroused the sust1
cions Vi the police that wife murder had been st,c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
LETTING UP on EACH OTHER
No More Prying iisto Zach Chandier's and
Gov. Tiiden's Bank Accounts.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O.-By mutual agree
ment. the Senate Committee ON Privileges and
Elections and the Committee on the Powers,
Privileges. and Duties Of the House. In counting
the electoral votes. have decided not to go into
an examination OF the papers and accounts OF
the leaders OF either political party In conse-
qucnce OF this agreement. Mr.. Ellis. President
OF tho Third National Bank OF New York. will
not he required to produce an abstract Of the nc
count OF Samuel j. Tllden NJ the Third Matte onal
Bank for exam nation blythe former COMMITTEES !:
and the Hon Zach Chandler. Chairman OF the
National Republican Committee. will be excused
from Appearing before the latter committee
with his account books. papers, a.. This hnr-
nonious aereement was brought about through
the eAertions Of Senator Barnum and Mr.. Ellis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
ALEAIS AND MS PIRrY.
Writing In IA Murray nm Bellies Album, and
Ordering rre.en,nble Costume.

The Russian Imperial party took n long walk
before breakfast Yesterday. nud then fashionable up
town tailor visited ug Clarendon Hotel and measured
the Grand Dukes for several SUIT, OF clothes Then Con
stanune wrote hl. lame IN The autograph album OF A
Murray illl belle ON tie PAGE OPP, ,e that ON which
lac wroe Is the name OF Alexis written IN
hnn. bold hend, the date 1871
AHNi- mean time called upon Miss N,l-on lately Mrs
l"., WHO iH- fNu ttiiu4 if fNs tLt.tuIu iuf.l At
hall ph-i utH tr ihlfN lnf f ,nirttumia ~ guest,
tHpt So nun u ia, I.N,tt Nra -,1. nhd VI Heard vi
mon square lhrar', wh,rr hD inurnc took ltueut
lufA uIrd tht lowe il-If lti lII, tluI lnN aud
Wctc hriHirnuN mNeh ihrrr-it no ihe Russian lHay ui
Ga. paurhci> AlNr Wc play Wey returned a. thcir
huri Llt Wty lOIh another stroll about town bo. ore
TkLllug.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
EyGLAND's EfsTERy POLICY.
The Conduct of the Cove verunent Severely Crit
icised by the Duke of Argyle.

LONDON, Feb. 2O.-In the House Of Lords,
this afternoon, the Duke Of Argyle. in accord
nnce with the notice he give on Thursday last.
directed attention to the Governments instruc-
tions 10 Lord Salisbury regarding the confer
cnee. He severely criticised the conduct Of the
Government W to last autumn. since which
time, however. its conduct had heer all right
Ihc iHilure oi the conference. he said. was at
irlhutabl, - thr unhappy policy Of the Govern
tmidiy, ana Nacillution shown in carrying out
the policy which public feeling forced upOn
thcm IN cons nquenoe of the Bulgarian ntrortlcs
Lvrl Derby in rcply to the Duke Of Argylr's
remnrNs. reiuiel the lait.r's accusation OF IT,
midity aud Ntlilatiun. and denied that the Gov
crnmcnt had changed its policy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
No Returning Hoard In Broohlyu.

The Kings County Democratic General Com
mttee last night elected Samuel T. Freeman esdsnA
John W flahery and Thomas s. Dakin Vice Preside uts
Geo o. Hermann Recording Secretary. W T. wooiiey
Corresponding Secretary, and Thomas Carroll rreas
urer Mr. Freeman, In taking the chair said that owina
10 e new law Of elections Of the century the
ielur ne was IN doubt about taking his scat lie haA
ncaru uat ne had been elected by majority but
puzzled him was whether he would have been more
securely elected II he hid had n minority But IN m
uou, mere was no Infamous Returning Board 10 pas
upon ms election lie felt II much greater honor 10 b
honestly chosen President Of the committee than ~
should 10 be fosted upon The Au, rean people as Pre- =
uent elected by cheating ffaud stealing, lying oorrup
uon. and thc greatest perjury known since the worh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
Pr... Report or,he Proceedings.

WAsHISGroS, Fob 2O-1he Senate re-
sumed its session Mt 10 O'Clock. but no business
whatever was transacted. At 1870 Z. NJ. Mr..
Adams. Clerk NJ the House of Representatives.
appeared at the bar OF the Senate and an
nounrei the action Of tho House in regard 20
the decision Of tho commission. He also in.
formed tho Senate that tho House was now
ready to meet it for tho purpose Of resuming
tho count. md tho Senate. headed by ia officers
left the chamber. At l;3j l.. NJ they entered
the Hall Of Representatives. the members rising
and standing until they had taken their seats
on the Democrntlc side OF the House.
The presiding officer having taken tho
Speakers chnir, called the meeting 10 order.
and said TINT tie two Houses. acting separately.
had considered and decided the objections 10
tho certificates from the State Of Louisiana. and
that the action OF each House would now be read
This having been done. the presiding onacer
announced that tho two Houses not hnving
drridod Otherwise. tho dccis on OF the commits
SION would stand IN force and he directcd tho
tellrrs To declare the voto Of Louisiana.
senator Allison one OF the tellors thercupon
announced that Louisiana had given oight votes
Ter Hayes for Prs rdent and eight votes for
Whcol"r Tor Vice President.
Incro was no manifestation OF any kind Mt
Tue announcement, and the opening and count
lng OF tie hrthcats proceeded IN alphabetical
order, the Slnte Of Maine giving seven votes for
liayrs and Wheeler. Mhrylund eight votes for
Iildrn and llcnlricks. and Massachusetts, thir-
ton votes for Hayes and Wheeler.
Nh"n the certificate from the Statc Of Michl-
Gnn WAS rrnl giving us ! votes for Hnycs and
Nhnrier MIR, Tucker (Drm.. Nnl rose and pre-
h,hiiSl hn oblo'tlo 10 the counting OF the NQle
oi Danirl l." CfQhsnnn, one Of the rl"'tors, de-
cluns that one l. nton Hanchct, having been
rli tr'l one OF tho electors Tor the State of Mch-
o United StHt's Commlss ionrr had nlrsrnind
hinisrl! from the meeting Of electors on the Gth
ct December. md inst hls yllpc hnd been filed
~ pl l.,tf tn 1lt al
tho faN that Han hrlt al,srntrd himself from
lhn meeting dld not crcate II vacancy. nnL thrr'-
lofr maj siid CrpsAman had not brrn dnly
mn "lrctor. 1hs dissection Also sub
nis mo testimony ~ Benton. Hnnohctl before
llr CommliI'o on Privileges aud Elections, IN
nll'c NJ United states Comm lssoner and thai
hc nhsrntrl himself for thnt reason from ihn
meeting Of tho elculors. The Objection b bignod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
The Presidents I'nwnirnnicd Interference
In South Carolina.

COLUMBIA, S. C.. Feb 20-Informatlon hay
Ing reached Preside nj nrHnL through EcpuJcnn chan.
ncls here that several white military comraric- incud
iug the Washington Light Infantry, which attended the
Banker liiii und Centennial celebration. noulcI cclc.
hrHuus Wa-l irgtous rhdaN 10y parade nni orlrrwas
i.-ued t't0l back, Eighteenth lnian A cuuanlius the
post heit 1" it Nthi am! such d'i-tl.'l lti ale
uu the lnrt such OrghuSutiun hot. Uauintuu upon
htiili, 90 n. issued l4laiuu tinsitt 44.
the ltric H. comply with ilr uulrcu, the ri
nrnts order but ruts slin- u -tfuns hlua-u it,
ana shne Uiai the ctNpiAuuu s purtl Hrd uuul
more Au-cions prnpl The order r"tes Nuiic-
tttff
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
A Cierrym Suit for siander.

In the Brooklyn City Court yests rJay. the
Rev Aiclhertus Miccaslny was the llann in suit fos
torn damages against Anton Lanher for slander The
planun WAS iormery pastor In the roi,i Roman Cath
olc church IN Henry street Sew YORK liz collaiutu
Joel t!fweA, j." "ph Aedhei'hi. aud himself said'
Pastor Nj lUusfnt NAs from flHI' The a
(, that platinum tuok Sifisoo o The uno, Of the 81
smnsisus Roman Catholic s9c'ey from IA, slxpennf
SaNius Bank. And ud It Tor hm,,lf Tho Jury returned
seH,td verdict Ihe case MAS uicd oncv beJgv and ths
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
oiKEr HuDs REuiRK NILE SPEECH.
Amer the Warrington Market Homicide Jury
Had Delivered their Verdict.

The jury in the trial OF James Rico, who
had been indicted for tho killing Of Hugh NJ
OAlc. having been out oil night. rendered YER
dict yesterday OF nanslaughter in the third
degree. with nm earnest recommendation 30
mercy On the ground of the prisoners previous
good reputation, After tho jury had boen dis
snid: ' N'''0''
ask that the sentence he postponed until Friday and
u,7It 10 'Ai and must sa5 -tut AuOw tis man To- be-
sh,"ul'ly innocent With the Indulgence o The Court
ursiit !" my iit 20 b,hcN Ing aud knowing drsrs
III Vil. Whnc manner TO declare my uiuItprhLe iotrr
hnhuoh never hshn ~ laws cr Ia appear IN homicide
'h>' thnhot denun-ighte to "A jury, under titcun
stances IKE ihe- the ab -Uut" innnco u man hnt
knM to hc innocent, while have no right tn rul inut
VAN the Jury have rlght 10 ana lHu with my,,iit
when SAY, alter many hours reelection that such Ia tl
hs-"u this cH-e la, taught me, that never wil anucr
again IN huucir cn-, hni state II hccnu,e dssrc
10 Hicsi my ahsuni" Dcui IN my -rtiou that H. 4. man
J. inuCcht Tie Ju4 have roColnac nd,d liin u nrt,
Nnur Honor has no alternative but Ia n,ntencc
hl IL lac dld NJ the luiy rhvNe. ho must be guilty oi
nA-nughtcr In Tho ihirl degree. hut LclioNin, him 10
br nnuc"nt, appeal 10 your Honor tu nnkr inquiries
AMI ~ give ulr man the lowest UnuncV that the n
lows I'm the time. viii make application to the
uo'vrnIi Tor nhugauon oi tic sentcnce.
Judge Rrady said II WIS most unfortunate il
this man was Innocent and there was no way Of
proving il. H. thought that tho verdict WIS
nbundanty Justified by tho evidence. Sentence
was deferred until Friday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21

Thomas Degnan was acquitted in the Generd
Sessions yesterday of charge attempting To rob Hss
man oelsson Tho evidence simply that oclston We
very drunk sixth avenue atnsh that he asked Degnas
TO tie his cravat that D-snAn did So aud that Ocstoa
being playfuily ohoked shouted for the police CapA
Williams re spondcd and DesnHn WAS locked up haylnl
ricd 10 rob Oelson Four witnesses tested that theH
wa. no attempt 10 rob, aud O,ston hn.elf said that NJ
could not rcni, nhrr anything Of that Kind He added
thht Capt Williams. III the corridor the Court lIOusa
hai sail You swear right, now, or IN put you In
eeTned in light with police officers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
j oe Coburu.

Tho trial of Joe Coburn IL on the General ses.
sons caienlar Tor today is lawyers intend proiuos
between MY amt ,lN'y witnesses and instead OF pressing
the writ of hAhea5 corpus. rciurnahlc before Justios
hrAdy TINS mniuu.. WNl consent e. 10, A. nj sal and
uen a'k JWl1' suuicrlanl to admit tDr iDut 10 haiL
itl s1fi IAst cttfg 60 The voIi.c u.aIN Killed mo
lii lave broken np np place There Wa. no moe or
drriA snuu "a the tif. usNcr aaDNrd Nulhr word
there cart william. hn, closed 90. haG.c an ant
that nriihyr mNsrn uurhnl my irril, shall oicn it
VAS Vut, sAy" Capt Nululn, NhttI woU.I w."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
Hammiii's Rude Court ship.

Matthew Hammill q seaman. courted Ella,
beth chaoby, nxtcenyear-old girl who lived az 20
Mott s,rsctin 1895 She rejected his offer OF marriage
although seeming TO like his nuons and his anger VIZ
aroused One day ho went 10 her home and alter q
exciting conVcrsaton fred at her with pistol The bui
let dti not hit hcr. lie hod aud she did not hiu
asah nt,ul Ten days aso, when he called her havinl
returned IRON nny vn,ng- lie renewed hi, Offer q
innithsr nnl ,ne again declined. IhorVat he drew
litn wy nnv Threw II Nt her instead Of rring In TIT
General Sessions yesterday he ute need w loo
years imprisonment Tor the nr 4 oh.uce
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EN-MaYo. Slippcn Of Hobol;cn complains u
Tho Jor,ej ri'y Board WORK. tha' tho l'a ,4io Waerh
fast becoming unft foru lie SAYS tltu bur has been
iormel in the river bed near BeNlc hv the removal u
To- - and uhsfh iiui~ t as flui- n lIhIuttl Tor ths
now nf snlt water Mr frNci.H SicNrn. 4 manufao
trrr ut lloAkrn dct arr, hnt tc salt cil sttIs u
rapdy IN hi, boilers uiHt ur rIurc tiouniis mvHuly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
The rari-isupg Trage

Robert Gcrraiy WIS put on trinl yesterday for
k-Ht John sinli. on the an OF July la,i. in Tlirv
c.eh,h street Gcuay insucd two young women whs
iH,, hin aud struck on, thcu in tho faco crowd
Euia ti NnlU euHn- NItm. ahi. ttcorii. 10 the tcsu
oA hnrr me toroucr HcriHtt went acrus4 the ftrect
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