, 1881-11-15
NEW YORK.
Col. welles, Jay eenld's t23!l1,1a Black
W. mailer, Held Without
Bail.
General Belief in Wall Street
that the Man Is a
Crank"
enid Said 10 Be Determined to Prose-
' cute. Dim TO The Extent Of
The Law.
Nesting Of Virginia Bondholdera to
Devise Means to Have the
Bonds Redeemed,
. uaw and Fatal Horse Dis
ease Makes Its Ap-
pearance.
n. f.ofbto Banking Company Lose but
St;,t,tt!e by TyIer's Crookedness at
;. Albert Lea, Mlnn.
,commlttee Of tho clearinghouse De.
elare tho Tratesmen's National
Bauk Sound.
- d57 nm mn f1f1A t.. pea1
Naw and Fatal Horse Dis
ease Makes Its Ap-
pearance.
1sa corbin Banking Company Lose but
!s|,L,ttIs by 1y|er's Crookedness at
= Albert Lea, MINI.
,cnmmIttee Of tho clearinghouse De.
elare tho Tratlesmen's National
Dauk Sound.
p,n,sssptatives Of 81 600. 600 900 in Prop
etty Elected to the National Tariff
Convention.


GOUI1D'S 45l1At1Ah44A1AG G1ks
,ae nAlI,mAD KING DETERMINED TO
-" PUSH HIS PROSECUTION.
so.ttal fH5potth to 1,as Chitaoo Tfttunts
yrw rUnK, Nov. 14.--1f Mr.. Jay Gould
.ontlp,,..s tu be Of tic sltne mini TINT lle was
talaY sIr. j. Howard We1tes, or "col."
Welles. the mail arrested oil Sunday FOR
Vdtiny letters to Mr., ti0iiltl threatening to
htahls. life will bs In tanger OF following
Ia he footsteps Of "Gontleman .toe" for
~ r. persecution OF tho Ray. Dr. Dix. Mr..
Gould Is determined to l',tsl. tho prosecution,
.uI Il not tiisposcd to accept tho theory TINT
Cal Wejtes Is hl8nlle. Welfes wns take.t
fron poIteo headquarters tn the TO1nbs tO-
dsy, Ills arratRnnent was over til few
rou,eu,s The affidavit Ut Inspector
BY,nes was read by Justice B1xby. It
charsts that on Nov. H. ntld u,l other days
f,orj and Including Oct. Ii, j. Howard
Welles did knuwingly, wickedly, and fcl0-
njousy send to Jay could letters and writ
Ings
THREATENING TO no BODILY INJURY TO
With Intent to extort money md property.
Tha affidavit further cllnrges tint. Welles
Parted with tho possession Of tho tireatan-
ins1ettess, and refers to the letters which
ate made part of tho affidavit. The
on Oct. II Wel[es :stllrrateneu to kill
am! murder Jay t:ousd. lie was
eanlmised until tomorrow Without
taL Welles' tfemeailor wns calm and tttgnl:.
fs, but ut tho saine tlhit llt looked t!eJectrA
alases'alnEty appreciated MS posltio l!e
but expressed ati oplufon tllat II llo could
converse with Mr. Gould for q, few
minutes Ills release from cllst1dy wnuld only
beamatter ot lltt!u tItnc. liz satt! there
were extennat!ng circumstances IN hts case
u Sal Mt: Gnnid w %ns i.lSar1 of a askstt
written BY him would be presented to his
aerassr. While sprakEnK with tho Inspector
lie lIit0Kfs DOWN
sereta times .alld cried like n child. but did
mol blame htn.Self for what he llnd done.
,It Ambrose Mol,ell, a nephew OF Wetles,
who IS firmly convinced that Weltes Ia ut ll,-
saana .n',i MUD. said that Ills relative WIS
satnlssary department during tho
Mar, be!ng stattenad, ut Baltimore.
lLe WIS breyeted Colonel, not fur services
IN The tiell, but because tle had held MI In
p1rtant position and had satisfactorily &C.
Sealisa s.a'is$ for arge s,1ns Ut money which he
!aHa Is mentioned In connection. With ccr-
tain pork contracts which reflected no credit
Upon the pers0ns Interested In them. Welics'
oaly thoughti ia that 0f committing Suicide,
~ u was upon Mr.. Monell's atln,onitlon
1 %sdsn sq rsotnIaE tnIk!nE @ Meles st e s 9is ee tbs
tma!l eMa knlfo which l,e found III hts pocket.
nd Afterwards assigned u guard to keen
NaEe'! VI hltA III his coll.
INSPECTOR HYRSEy DOES NOT BELIEVE:
wll.IEs ~ INSANE.
iaa affair was amply discussed III Wall street
maay, aMt every hammer OF opinion was ex-
Hessed regarding not only tha ,nan. but
Eaeed tnlcIl, faith in tho n,t.i,'s threats.
,yss'ly eapatlcAlly declared their lcllUt that
~ nan was Irresponsible for Ills actions.
sat ss,, AE Jay lion!d WAS not disposed 10 ugren
~ naal he l'ln1ority Of men III "tho street y
Wssaad Wss. tn firmly ot t'o opinion tlat "Co!' -
esAbesately a,ld maltcionsiy concocteti
hs would not hive hcsttute,t nt mnrsier. .
rrtsoas .1.s u te confidence of Mr. Gonlti.as-
iii ffHi1ttta Mat WGtles would be punished To the
Statement tllat
AZ COULD IA N CONSTANT NHcE1pT or
THREATENING 1.ETTEiN
W. W. " w subject Of general .isctlsslon." 1--WE
s,jd ~ T. nab!e to recc!ye just such letters.''
.aa .nss monopoly of lint Kind ii correspond:
IL, 1;;aalcly n0boty ltas bothered hit. Tht
Jrns aatke 1 epEstle tllat reached INC calno III
v"d lNG writer told mo tint ] must
4, "e NO northwestern where he wanted it
sss,p y Weparu fur a funeral. Tho fuol tlltln'1
,est 4 % % Know that wnsa't touching that
tayos - sats. and couldn't send 1t 4 penny one
IL " an's, ms fther. didn't worry much over
nv ,.ypstle, but passed It 0yur, tu
tn tsiI.N tniieINus to laugh about. These lner
ts nnIns ts 80 Strong novcr hurt. The fact H.
trsIiv y sllal who eyer tuekletl INC. and wilt
h,fn, SsH1eile4 To tlienll business. was unGlt
\ b ianaa' a'antel. nl. WlMn l,e follnwtd llts tlnwI
ia III. tnfnllcs1 With that Rlliiay revolyer oil
tt,ioua Wnese ltufo WAS kind o. serious, kind o
Esassa,M My boys, kind o. serious" james
Asea8 says he don't "takU much stock !
,,,n. IllEsE SENSATIONAL. s7on1Hs
t6to"ss%I' %Ie ,i!,yriads of men roaming asoun,
dtyonssa Mall street seeking whom they ma,
rt1,I H. Ar. ket,G Ind not found ttma u
ihIhk IL ntaoltng pRperR, but was inclined tt
nei~ Ms!!es !es III somewhat Of q "cEa1kV t
t;ould, ents nas on "Salyat!on froln Ja1
lil H. o'';ss 9a;;,,, People may bs enxious Z
nd Il h. LIQUID, but they d0n't buther
Ill taai, ![eeNIycs threatening lstters daily
dlaeren;, "a. a!a happy to remark, Is tieclletil,
bsps a. 4s2,n1 s,1 niue. Inset Will. no troublo
alzht niota!!' a!!' ! 70 wl,eru please tfay INT
tphpJy I;titoo al,tl unprotected, aud ! Kuts.
assDsetsi ssnastu atsund !, the strect'corlleFs sol