The New York herald., 1878-10-05
VICTORIA CONNERs' MOTHER.

Wits OF HABKAs CORPUS AND CRRTIoRARI
GRANTED TO HER AND DIR. BRADFORD.
It Was generally anticipated that all tho parties
clarsd bs implicated In the alleged malpractice
sultng in the death OF Sarah Victoria Con-
ners would invoke In their behalf writs Of
habeas corpus and Gertiorar, and thus seek
sxeuipaton from the grave charge preferred against
tnem Only Two sucn applications. however were
made yesterday, tho nrss being that o Mra Mary }.
Conuer the mother OF the unfortunate deceased and
the second that OF Or. Orlando Il. bradford. COM
mittsd to tho Tombs IN default o! $4,000 bail. In
both cases the petitions were presented ny Mr.. WILL
Supreme Court Chambers As the petition OF Mrs.
Conners IL OF unusual character n 10 given below
In iuD.
TO THE nosoEAs!x, sUrsssT covss OF rHE STATE or
Aay fonnsrs Pc s.ion tls court and say sLs: am
and Sy James T. kiSes Esquire one Of The
police the city and s New York and that
by ANY Of the United states w Judge
nna Judgment Of amy tribunal Of civ
clm,n.i julisds,ion Or BY virtue q any sxssa.on
prs,encs Of such ysstrans and dstsnon
pss,.iansr that committed charge of Aiding in
. 90 %y a. sse m
Connsrs the aees.sea sr ~hom iovsd with all NE love
sosmnS say before Xim,.nt God nyi.her arss.ly
y. dS n. &
tragcd uDon alone iivsa in whom my
Isns x cruelty and inconsistency should
Of the OF which solsnny protest my
noceacs say that my sommissn .na as,su',oa % !. an
gross aasrsns and papaOs violation Il aud justice
.ss. ss ay fxs 'i'ss ssss
s q & Ss g h en OF
long .aa n n ,s: case
sa%psion aA' .6sss W.. nos one .sra q .s
ssYs' ss1 mSi,s.'s sS s. INC somm ouss
upon which un,as,,y held. And. as NINE. Roland
ssa name % si sow @ sssi.,% Ss:.s: .a. in.as.
EsSis.. popular ia.e indisnasion
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lived thsreors pray wri.s Of hsssAs and
e''"''A' ~''''"As y NAY ). coNSERs. Petitioner
DR. BRADFORD PETITION.
The petition or Dr Bradford followed the prescribed
iormu. OF thls class Of legal documents declaring dec
cencs Of the crime charged against him.
ana Inc hearing sci down for ten This morn
ing before Judgo Donohue In Supreme Court. Cham
DE. M. G. BAKERS ACTION.
Tho following correspondence yesterday passed be-
tween tho Health Department and the Coroners'
otco In relation 10 The case OF sarah Victoria Con-
ners:-
D.. b. MrLxn, Deputy Coroner:-
ccs at 9 81 We Ss
aed at No. 3o7 last TweEtysixth street, June 2s OF
phthisis puimonAts
Please what the post.mortsm revealed as the
G Of death.
JOHN l. SAGLB, Deputy Rsgistra. of Records
JonS l. NAGLE. Deputy Registrar OF Records-
In reply note OF Inquiry dated Octobsr 1873.
death OF sarah Victoria Conners &c..
inform that from autopsy made Of the
body the ased death caused BY
ID. b. MILLER. NJ. d.
The object OF the above 10 10 institute proceedings
against Dr. NJ c. Baker ior having falsely certified TO
snc cause Of the unfortunate woman's death, In
spcctor Murray holds the opinion that Bakor was
guilty OF felony that respect alone, ana will fol-
low MIN with tho charge whom the present case
against nim has Doen conciuocd DR.. Maggie has also
written the University vi Michigan to ascertain IL
Baker II, Nc signs himself, graduate vi that In
stitution.
A Mr.. Shea, the aunt Of the girl Maggie Collins
Bsbee, who u is SAID, aied ~ Bakers house under
suspicious called on Dr. Maggie yester
day for Information concerning the death OF nsr
niece She Tears that her relative was also victim
OF malpractice. rho health authorties are not OF
such an opinion, however, her death was reported
TO have been caused by childbirth, and reputable
pnysician Attended her during her last nours.