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New-York tribune., 1879-11-15
NlYRON A. BUELL..
THE RUFFIAN WHO KILLED TIE YOUNG AND PRETTY
DAUGHTER OF HIS EMPLOY ER YEAR OR 81

THE RUFFIAN WHO KILLED THE YOUNG AND PRETTY
DAUGHTER OF HIS EMPLo>ER A YEAR OR 30
AGO IN OIsEGO COUNTY, y. Y.
CooPERsTowN, n. Y, Nov. 14.-A military
company from arrived mere al 73O O'Clock this
morning under Captain Wood to act guard to-day
The weather cleared oG before o'clock. The hour for
the execution of Buell. having been fixed for IL oclocS
Conparatiyely f. " people were gathered abour the
ill at the the execution Buell. appeared very
weak and had to supported His face was pae ana
worn HIS eyes seemed TO he set upward He was taken
directly to the plat and his legs were strapped to-
gether in "a standing position The Rev. NJ Wells theh
offered prayerafer which the Sheriff asked Buell. II he
had ANYTHING to say, 10 which he replied no." The
s,,inr was touched at l04O "a. N. The murderer SHOT
up INTO the air, and quickly settling down, hung quietly
from the gallows nothing except slight movement OF
the MUSCLES being noticed Death caused by stran-
gulati0n.
The crime for which Myron A. Buell., who was youth
ful farmer was executed to-day, one which for IN
enuy bravado and revolving character has never be-
fore been known In Central New-York In the town oil
Plonned, Oisego County, there hved a Welsh family
nv tie name Richards, consisting OF william o. kich-
ards wcl-to-do farmer, Supervisor OF the borough MS
wife Two daughters, son aud TWO hired men, Myron
Rucu and Daniel q. Bowen. the ages Of the latter
being re spoctivey twenty and twenty-four years OF
the daughters Catherine May was nearly nteeD years
age remarkably well developed for her age ana
nrcttv One day IN June, 1875 Miss Hannah Jones, a
friend or the fanny, htc cIuhei WIN '"'A az" fiV"
ed 10 remain and take charge Of the household affairs
vnte the family was away. All went away on various
missions except Catherine. After clearing up the
dnner.tabe Catherine went TO building known as the
chee ese-house, and brought in number OF kittens.
which she showed TO Miss Jones, and after fondling
them for awhile, was sent TO carry them Dack
arA N co over 70 n neighboring field and pick some
strawbcrries While Catherine was IN the house with
her klttens Buell. and Bowen were at work IN tue mop
Tod near 2y When Catherine on Buell. left the
hnyard aud was gone threcquartels OF an hour Later
i'm t6e day Bowen gong into the barn found Catherine
I'D unou the floor Tue body disposed that II
nppeared almost though the g1rl was sleeping ana
rle ay parity one side; aud wllie one arm was pe-
ncafn tie body the other rested easily Ihe clOllh.
was decently ged aud. at the nrSt glance theie
were OF violence Around te heck "eIe louu
thoupn hey had been made with rope there war cut
Ihreouartefs of an long on the cheek, near the
eVe ana various slight wounds had been made here and
New-York tribune., 1879-11-15
day. were cut down again to-day. The guilty persons
are known. They viii be arrested II discovered
NOT A BELIEVER IN THE GRANT "BOoM'

VIEWS OF JOHN D. DEFREEs-sHERMAN HIS CAN
pIDATE FOR PREsIDEST-PARTY PROSPECTS IN
INDIANA.
John ID. Defrees, Public Printer at Washington
under President Lincoln. johnson and Hayes mas
been several DAYS at the Park Avenue Hotel. lie
was asked on Thursday about the next Presidency
"Sherman is my man." he said. 81 am now
voting in West Virginia and L think he VIII get
that State. Blaines friends, also, have some hope
but il seems to me that Sherman is the most hitting
candidate"
"Wll Hayes positively decline TO run again. even
if he has a chancep
positively. have talked with him recently on
that subject. He says that nothing could occur
which would make him turn from his promise to De-
III no event, a candidate. He is man of integrity
and has made good administration"
what do you think of the Grant movement 7
81 don't take any stock whatever in it. Grant
has been tried twice, and his administration left an
odious reputation. There is nothing in him when
calls upon the people to change all their traditions
on the subject of third term"
IL suppose you admit that there is some danger OF
his Nomination.
"Just now. apparently So This BOOM as II Is
called has been pretty well worked up. but think
it has seen its best. That whole excursion he made
around the world has been nothing but part OF a
dency again.
"Do you think Indiana may 90 Republican next
time"
Il think it quite probable. The same causes
which have reduced the Democrats IN Ohio have
operated in Indiana. Besides, we have had very
considerable immigration of coored people from
the Southern States into Indiana. and they can be-
come citizens there IN SIX months"
"Why is noC Hendricks more prominently men-
toned. now that his prospects are or ought to be,
clearer"
"WeIl he has been mentioned so long that sup
pose they are rather tired of him. lie Is not posi-
tive man, and that, as0 Is more distinctly per
ccived. | believe Illden will be the Democratic
candidate YET" 80
"Mr. Defrees, vou were in the Liberal Republican
Convention OF 1872. What is your opinion now as
to the result IF that convention !"
The right man To have nominated then
was David DAVIS. He would be the
best man for the Democrats to nominate now, but
they not smart enough 10 do IL"
''Who is the leading Republican IN Indiana =
benjamin Harrison. He is the ablest man IN me
State and one of the aDlest men the State ever lad.
Is the soit-mOney element discouraged III lndl-
ana p
" Ii is reduced in quantity and spirit Governor
Morton afflicted the State with that heresy.
and II infected part of the Republican party. lie
Il man OF expediency. not Oh convictions"
New-York tribune., 1879-11-15
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
ANNUAL REPORT OF IIIE SUPERVISING ARCHiTEC
on THE WORK OF THE PAST YEAR.
GENERAL PREss DIsPAICH


WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-Thc annual report
Of the Supervising Architect OF the Treasury has Just
been subMIitcd to the Secretary.
TIE supervising Architect says, with regard 10 the
Custom House at Albany y Y, that thc masonry Of the
basement aud first story has been completed. con
tract has been made for tie wrou,h- ana casion work
f,r tine first story and noorbeams OF the second
story. which work viii be completed during the present
season. Proposals been invited fer the cut stone
work Tor the remainder rstructure aud
tract therefor will soou b. awarded the cutting 10 be
prosecuted dulDg the Winter. The balance in the
Treasury scpemo 30 1879, available for this build
in, 797 500.
Tic work under contract for The Boston Post Office
ana sgh.Ircasury VIII soon be Completed The balance
IN the Treasury September 30 available for tins building
Wa i2lo.397.
Tie ma a,onry Of the Cincinnati Custom House has
bcn carried from the top Of the second story
o. the height OF the window heads of tho fourth
story and the interior walls ready or the fifth floor
beams. On account OF insufficient appropriation, little
work the granite cutting or on the building
itself during last Winter The balance OF appropriation
available at this time is SO small that further suspen-
sion oi work must occur
Regarding the New-Yotk Court House and Post Office
the Architect says AT the last session. Congress made
IN appropriation remedy the defective ventilation OF
the basement and first stoy Including the mezzanine
floor and for the extension of tie mczzanne gallery
Contracts have been made for materials and Tor sueh
labor be advautageOusy contracted Tor IL being
necessary conduct the work In such manner hs not
interfere with the transaction oi tie posi- cnice Dis
ness Work Is progres .ng rapidly the conditions
VIII permit" The uuexpended balance IN the Treasury
for tais building on september 80 was S29i6J
Additional land the site of lie building of the New
York Barge Office was purchased IN jane. 1872 ana
has made for the continuation of the sea-
wall under which work IL now gong on Advertise
tons of the buildings but an inspection OI
the gIound Indicated that the construction ol
tAaf. l.fnr4 Hr
New-York tribune., 1879-11-15
HEADQUARTERS SOCIETY OF THE
ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND,
FRAUD IN MAINE.

IIE INTENTION OF THE GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL
TO COUNT OUT THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY
NOW ATTRACTI>G G ATTENTION.
AUGUSTA Me-. Nov. 14.-Rumors in regard to the
intention of the Governor and Council to count out
the Republican majority in the Legislature are now
exciting general attention here.
Messrs. Baker g. Baker filed a notice with the
State Government to-day that they desire to be
heard in the disputed cases in Franklin, Lincoln
and Penobscot Counties and II. NJ. Heath did like
wise in regard to the cases in Washington County.
1t is reported that no hearings will be allowed in
disputed cases. but that certificates will be issued
on Monday as has already been determined.
carefully compiled list of the Legislature shows
that the Republicans have elected eighty-nine men,
bers in the House. and that there is one vacancy by
death, while the Democrats have sixty-one in the
same branch. In the Senate the Republicans have
nineteen members, and the Democrats twelve.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-15
HANGIYG OF NOTED CRIMINALS

THE INDIANTOWN MURDER EXPIATED.
TWO OF THE MEN CONCERNED IN 1HE PLOT TO IN
SURE THE LIFE OF AN OLD MAN HEAVILY AND
THEN DROWN HIM, EXECUIED Al LEBANON,
PFNN.
LEBANON, Penn, Nov. 14.-Charles Drews
and Franklin Stcher were hanged here to-day at 11l0
a. m, for the murder OF Joseph Raber, at lndantown
Gan on the 9TH OF December last
Long before daylight this morning people began 10
congregate in front the ia and despite cold drzz
lug rain the numbers rapidly increased. Al o'clock the
scafiod. an entirely new one, was brought from the
workshop into the JAIL tho work OF erecting ii began
By O'Clock the ram had ceased and "A large thTOng
vas assembled IN front OF the jail,
Al 1O:55 O'CLOCK tho procession was formed and
moved the stairs TO the prison yard the Kew Mr
Trabert reading prayers III loud voice. On the scnfod
the services were extremely solemn ana Impressive
The rain was falling agdn. but every one stood WIN
barred head the prisoners with their c.efgymon
kelt the drop and prayed snchlers voice, some
what tremulOus heard distinctly above all others
I'm the PRAYERS and hymn angng. During the benedlc-
tiou Stcher gave signs OF breaking down. His hands
twltched violently, and lie showed evidence OF erea'
agitation. Drews remained as passive as ever Atef
the wne caps pulled over ther faces, ana Just
before the drop fell, botb men trtmbed pe1ceptbly
-Stcher particular, and Drewss voice was heard re-
marking III German to sticher, Frank, now We 20 To
heaven"
piece fell TO the grouud ana both meu remained treIl-
bling the platform. They were evidently addtlon-
ally distressed by being gnorant of the cause OF the de-
IN the work of the DROP however did not cause more
tnan delay OF minute, and al eight minutes past
II the drop fell, their bodies having fdll OF about
three feet Both seemed TO ole easily.
IN was the desire both men To be buried at Indian
town Gan where their homes are but II Is not YET DC
cided whether this VIII be complied with OF not
New-York tribune., 1879-11-15
LITIGATION oVAR TELnGR4PH LINES.

AN EXPECTED SUIT AGAINST THE WESTERN UNION
BY The NEW TELEGRAPH coMPANY-CoNIEMPI
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST NORVIN GREEN AND
GEORGE Il. PRESCOTT.
The papers are drawn up IN suit
about to be instituted by the American
Union Telegraph Company against the Western
Union Telegraph Company. the New-England and
New-Jersey Telegraph Company and Others
for alleged damages to the plaintiffs property
by the defendants. The plaintIif company is un-
derstood 10 allcge that the defendants through
their officers have conspired To retard, hinder. and
injure the plaintiff i'll establishing its buh-
ness that the poles of the plaintiff III
New-Jersey have been cut down through the
agency of the defendants; that the defendants
have endeavored to make prOperty-owners along
the plaintiffs route hostile To the establish
mcnt of its lines, and III other ways have
attempted 10 retard and hinder the COM
panv in its legitimate work. The plalntIns
counsel when applied To last evening, were unwii-
ug either to confirm 10 deny the report. but from
the slight admissions which were obtained from
them II was believed tnat there was foundation ior
the report 49, =.
telegraph and the GOld aud Stock Telegraph Conf
panI,s and George il. Prescott, vcc-pTcsaent OF the
latter company appeared before Judge Batcliord.
IN the United States Circuit Court. Yesterday,
IN contempt proceedings IN connection with tLeIr
dsobedIeuce of an Injunction issued against thelh
IN the suit brought py Clinton &. Colgate Tor m
frngcment of patent rights, AildaVits setting
forth that the of complaint no longer existed
were submitted, and the court permitted the dc-
PENDANTS 10 be discharged from furih tendance
New-York tribune., 1879-11-15

institutions on Wards Island der the charge OF Med
ica Superintendent Dr. A. f. Macdonald. the other re-
specng the Female Lunatic Asylum on BlacKwens
Island The former states that after thorough exam
ination and inspection not only OF the wards cells and
hospital appointments hut nj OF records. Dooks' ahu
all the inmates Of The institutions under Dr. MacDonadS
care Board expresses Its commendation
OF his management The report also states that 'he asy
lu was found TO be greatly oyercrowdcd There are 7T5
patients In the main building which was designed TO
hold only 43i. The additional number IL prouird iOr
in IN unsuitable building. Such overcrowding' IN .h'
TENTS recovery. Payment Uf suitable salaries 10 te
assistant physicians Is urgently recommended IN the
changes of physician is declared harmful to the inter
ests of the asylum. The Board regarded IL as on es-
peciHy good sign that many OF the patients were
found AT work. Besides those engaged within the
binding, 300 were engaged upon the farm a small
percentage Of SICK was found. only 20 patients our
Of "A total Of l,0Si being confined IN the hospital
Less than 3 per cent OF the patients were under re-
than per cent kept under restraint Tor the lgst year
The rrport adds. Consdeiing the oyercrowded state
the institution, this remarkable and gratifying
exhibit OF tho management"
In regard to the case OF Catherine Well who II was
ged starved To death the Board thinks the state
untrue. In the OF Amelia Day, VINO was al
legged died the effects OF eating arsenic. tine aleg
tiOn found to be true. dsh Of mixture OF butter
aud arsenic to Kill rats, had been ueggenty eit
exposed. and patient had eaten of IT, The nurse IN
charge censured for ixity Of discipline ana inec
cncv but all the testimony goes 10 show that the euca
staff informed OF the until too late 10 Dc OF
service
After summing up these facts the report states that
the Board become ed with other important
facts In regard TO the management OF tue FeDale III
sane Asylum on Blackwell's Island, aud recommends
an immediate reorganization Of the whole institution
1ne Beard earnes ly recommends that Dr MacDonalu,
who is now N charge Of the Wards Island lnstit9tions
be put likewise in charge OF the BlackwelPs Island
Asylum, with two paid assistantsin-chef one Tor eaoh
island.
porter evening that he had doubt that the sug
eesions OF reports would be Immediately carried
New-York tribune., 1879-11-15
CRIMES AND cAsUALrIEs-BY rELEGRAPH
RuTrcp TO DEATH BY ARAM.

BUTTED TO DEATH BY A RAN.
TORONTO Nov. l4.-Mrs. Rebecca Dwyer, wife
Of farmer living in Groenwch Kings Go ny, was attacked
Dy ram In a Held yesterday. and butted TO death.
THE SUICIDE OF AN ALBANY MEKCnANE
ALBANY, y. Y. Nov. ll.-Mi,iiam A. Winters, a
grocer was In his this morning with pist
hs head revolver Ia his hand with one barrel
THE SUICIDE OF A PLANTER.
ATLANTA Ca, Nov. Ii his morning William
seaerove, young 0rin ga, committed SUI
eide by shooting himself Ia the head with pistol The
cause Tor the decd Is not known.
A PAwN.sHOP ROBBED.
BOsrON, Nov. l4.-Iue pawn-shop OF Isaac
Franks No. $50 Washington st. wa robbed OF 5000 last
nigh. The shop pufpO.ey or iccideniy set on he
and DANA ged TO the extent OF $40 o.
A TORNADO IN ILLINOIS.
CAIRO, Ill.,, Now IA tornado, accompanied by
hail and heavy this city at D. m o. dy drnO
sng African Methodist Church anc B'acley's coof~i
Baptist church, IL partially urooied he Nus0m mouse
Alice Norris aga eleven was killed
A YOUNG LAD KILLS COLORED hoy.
MONTGOMERY, \. Y, Nov. lI.-Malicr Mead, jr.,
Young lad thl place OF Water Mead, one Of our
most Alhert Jackson, cOOrci ai.
this morning. whc playiuy snappins revolver AT ann IA
si,ng that loaded The bali entefed the thiBn
near The mp
YOUNG WOMAN KILLS HER BErRAYEk
ClNCiNNAII. Nov. li-Iui~ morning Noung
woman name-l TO the house whcrc Chfiee
sshcucr lived Newport kN- anl on hl- he.itts 10 M
que-ii.n DO ypu la cn y" marry mo- sierot li
through The ntar, khhg hlm instantly she says that
scheueg had wlonsed her unIer pomlse oil MARRIAGE
New-York tribune., 1879-11-15
THE CARE or THE CITY'S INSANE.

REPORT OF THE INVESTIGATING BOARD OF PHYsI-
CLANS AND sURGEoSs-PA1lESIs WELL CARED
FOR.
The Board of Consulting Physicians and
Surgeons to Lunac Asylums which the alleged cases
OF cruelty aud neglect In the asylum on BlackwePs
Island were referred by the Commissioners OF Charities
and Correction OF this city. and which was also in-
structed TO mako nn examination Of the New-York
County Asylum for the Insane on Wards Island sub
mited It's reports to the Commissioners Of Charities
and Correction yesterday. The Board consisted OF tue
following persons Dr. James X. Wood, president, Dr.
Montrose A. Palcn secretary. Dr. H. Janeway, OF the
Board OF HEALTH Dr. Austin Flint. jr. OF bellevue Hos
ptal Medical College. DR. I. p r. Wnlt, Dr. Allen Me
Lane Hamilton Dr. Whitman o. White Professor Charles
J. Partee and Professor A. L. Loomis.
Two reports submitted with reference to the
New-York tribune., 1879-11-15
coMMAyDED TO PRoDUcE rELEGRIMS.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. l4.-E. If. Brown, mana
ger Of Western Union Telegraph Office here was To-
day served with subpwua Issued by the Grand jury,
commanding hm to appear before that body on Mon-
day next and bring with nim al clerraus winch passed
between certain persos alleged to have oeen connected
with the so-callcd gamblers ring. IN investigation rs
one which was entered mo last Spring by Grand
Jury but not completed bee these tccgfams could
not be obtained. Is undcrsfood that Nr Brown VIII
refuse 10 produce the dispatches; that hc VIII Dc com
mitted to iail and That the Will be
taken The state Supreme Court ~ once TWO courts
here nlrc idy-hc Criminal aud Court ~ ArpralsiaNc
decided that those grams must be produced, but Tie
Tclrgrnuh Company srcms tcriulncG L. cUutcst The
question the bIghcr courts, and VIII probably carry
Inc case to the United States supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-15
TELEGRAPHiC NOTES.

GEORGIA PAPER sUsPENDs
ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. 14-The Daiiy Dspdtch sus-
pended to-day for o; support.
A SEW PROFESSOR AT JEFFERSON.
PnILADIPnA Nov. 1.-The trustees m ,scs,S OF ,1e tRe
d. Henry c. Chapman to n the vacant chair OF ply 81
O'OS'' SUSPICIOUS DEATH EXPLAINED.
PoETsMoGIn " H., Now IL ne inquest IN ,I, fne
case o MIs Ll1abetn taiASr VINO e, suu s is a. ,r A.
THE ESTATE OF W. 5. WOOD & CO.
MoNrREAL. Nov. lI.-lt has been decided to de-
fend suit brought New Yora for 10000 against Mon
IIeal creitors Of " Nood& Co. It Is alleged that tie
THE CANADA PACIFIC RAILWAY
OTTAWA, Nov. 1I.-lnerc are now = 200 men en-
ployed on the Canada Pacific Railway The work OF exca
stng being rapidly proceeded "i' ana VIII De continued
ELECTRIC LIGHT USED IN LOADING SHIPS.
NOMINAL, Noy ll;-haIiy OF the vessels Is IN port
s5e 70 Se h ', M %oS apcn the eet
the aiIzzline ram and slret
THE CANADIAN COTTON SPINNING COMPANY.
MONIREAI, Nov. 1.-The Cannda Cotton SPIN
Mug Company Of claims To have made net proh Of
~ e 4S Sa Pcs az mpor gI dsaes O0D'
A BARK OF GOoDLY SIZE LAUNCHED.
ness IONS mostly MessIs SsIeIoa SGIwoSl
Launched from hs yId ., JORr riSea To-Day
COLD WEATHER Oh THE LAKES.
CoIIJNGwOOD, Oni., Nov. 1.-The steamer City
Of sound IpOa ~ ee An in OI ae s kamsas Rvc The
weather considerably mider on the down IMP
THE CANADIAN VISIT PROHIBITED.
NoN1Rl Al Nov IA iinai order from the mill
tay aathores has been reeeive distinctly de
Ginning 10 leave 10 the military III THIS cy " pay TO
turn visit 10 The lSih Regiment II brooklyn
MR. QUICK HEARD FROM.
CHICAGO. Nov. IL II. Quick, who has been
aIpeared seyenal DAYS past Ia THIS city lie
mat he intends u start ioi Ne"iofk t"norfo" Oh
neA'u''' THE HANLANcoURTNE MATCH
ToRoNIO, Nov. lI.-SIeai satisfaction u eX-
pressea hee at Of te Ianancourtney consultA
cham An excursion win rooaDy leave mere Ia
attend the race
New-York tribune., 1879-11-15
RuYING IRON MOUNTAIN STOCK.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 14.-Reierring to the re-
peatcdly reported consolidation OF the st. Louis and
Iron Mountain and Southern Railway and
the Texas Pacific. Thomas Allen, president
of the former road, saG today that the
consolidation Of the roads MS been under
but las not yet taken race. The Texas
oeope he said are buy all the Iron Mountain stOc
they can get but majority of the stock is not FOR
sale they cannot purchase controlling interest
New-York tribune., 1879-11-15
THE NEW RUSSIAN CRUISERS.
InNnnN ErlnnN Nov. Ia.

-NVF'
ST. Petersburg dispatch to Ihe lines says :;
A, a meeting OF the Russian Technologica Society a
lecture was delivered the subject of the hitting out OF
the four famous Russian cruisers in the United states
The lecturer especially referred to the sympathy ana
co5peration which all had received rom the Aueica
IN, an who preferred To REMAIN on the iIee sol Vi
america but they were Germans, from Inc bai"c prov
inces, and not Russians'