New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
p,,r.vcIFD IN A MURDER.

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Was discharged at Jefferson Market fon0e ~N
YESTERDAY morning by Justice Morgan, .or hv trade
On February 10 Emsden-a carp s,nvs,sSach and
~ "a ;tussses 70 the marriage was KankoTsky
III. name appears on the marriage cerJlnch.o "a
kowsky Not ong after w Ihe Esden told his friend
t6at Mrs. Emsden had been direputabie %o1ishn III;
that this information came from Irlsnu 1900 y,
..nad Nina Muller, who had formerly KNOW
pertbs HumIueisbacb Elnsden believed this state
mani and straigltway scolded Bertha, VINO deser'
her husband. going to live with her paiSsme re-
Wilett-st shortly after this event En Tankow-
nented of his harshness and looking upon hann no
skv IA a wiful mschief-maker severed elI oo rnet
ton with him. However, tne ,hi W. occasion Kan
kowsky showed Emsden little goiu wa wa H. ~
has since turned out to be the property Oh INC nui
uers sst Tbnrsday morning Emsden went to aiqnSr
.tore ~ No $40 Seventh-ave kept by Henry LunI,
md in speaking of the Hoboken murder OF wh hod
al the nauers were full, said that kankowsKy nau
"nee spoken of Mrs. Nina Muller Luhr thereuPo.h
remarked that the description gwen 3' uOInvskv
tier tailed in measure WIN t,at 1i tIend's
dweIlinp nj No $40 West Thirty-slXth,st., anu Ia
0nired Of Mrs Kankowsky whether her HUSBAND nau
left tie city for pran S had s SbtaS"d employment as
n cook in Fifth-ave. Emsden then went 10 Ibe
twentieth Street Precinct Station ana tneLe sun
two detectives to the suspected mans house
There they first arrested Gustavus A. oe9S anu al
expressman, and two hours later on The
SoSSdtion that his name should not be made public
and that he should not be psed as T1r romseS
saturday Mrs. Kankowsky was visited by person
TO whom she said that she and her son hal T,
heard a conversation between kannowsny anu
Insnetor Bvrnes was informed of this circumstances
and AT late hour he sent Detectives Dolan anu
Heidelberg arrest Emsen Inc carpSs1 9eN so
fonnd M No Ala West Thirty-ninth-st ana taken 70
Police Headquarters, where he passed Tue Hs III
Yesterday morning at o'clock he was taken W ' 4o
Jefferson Market Police Court, and there, o"nR 10
the intervention of Captain Washburn, was luine-
diately discharged. -, ...ao,.
Kankowsly spent the most OF the time yesteIoaS
in his cell in the Hudson County Jail. lie partOoS
heartily of the food offered TO nm, ana cqnvelsGu
cbeerf,illy with fellow prisoner nane4 lines IN
iaii Kankowsky covered his face with newspaper
Hines informed Kankowsky of the arrest OF Innp
Emsden in this city upon susplcion OF naNnls
helped Kankowsky kill the woman. The prisoner
was much surprised but his only remark was, lie
is as innocent of the crime as am" $500,
Mrs. Kankowsky aud her two chllaren vis TttS
oner for short time Both kankowsky ana ms
wife were composed. Just before leaving the jan
Mrs Kankowsky charged her husband win navt .h
stolen from her on Tuesday, May 3, the day OF the
murder the last piece of money she had' % goiu
coin. 49,, II, l. so-r;cos in
the corridor of tile Jail in the afternoon. kankow-
sky sat on the front bench The only WORD ne un-
derstood was Jesus When TINS Vas ut.c, iS Eftn
kowsky casped his hands over his breast ana ilted
his eyes in devout manner lie does not sho" as
much emotion as when first arrested
COMBINING TO SECURE HIGHER WAGES.
The Framers' Union held meeting yesterday at
the Teutonia Assembly Rooms. Several addresses
were made. II stated that the Union now mas
membership of LOO, and this is being rapidly IN
creased by the efforts of the officers who Wish 70
strenQthen the organization suhclently 10 sustain
a strike although no such movement IL now ante
ipated the men having received their demands ior
So and S3 80 day: 800 NJ OF,
Thirl-ave Yesterday 10 form an organization III
favor of early closing. The objects ana dement's on
the proposed movement were explained oy tue
sneakers and a strong appeal was MADE i0r q iarge
membership II was stated by the clerks that tnsre
was no doubt o. the success OF Their plans d
The Longshoremen's Union held n meeting yester-
day at No. 80 Macdougal-st. 10 transact business re-
latipp to the adjustment of the rates OF
wages to be paid to members OF the union. IL was
reported that strike would he made, as III was
probable that all difficulties could be settled wlth
out resorting to such measure. o,-
A coopers' meeting was held yesterday NJ NO u Z
Snrine-st 10 continue the work OF reorganization
OF the Coopers' Union which was begun two weeks
ago, This union was once one OF the most powerful
trade societies in the city, but during the last rev
wears lis strength has waned until now, is stated
ii requires to be thoroughly reconstructed large
nnmber of new members added yesterday, anu
favorable reports fir IN the committees were received
Ii WIS stated that the wages now paid 70 coopers
were uusatislactory and that as soon as the union
was stronger demand for higher wages would he
made and enforced by strike IL necessary
NOT APPALLED, By THUNDER.
The warfare of the elements strove in vain 10
drown the eloQuence that was heard yesterday
afternoon at Mott Memorial Hall. 1t was meet,
ing of the Central Committee of the Parnell Land
t..alf al n