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The sun., 1882-04-09
DRUNK IN 4 TRUNK.
Tho Adventure OF Young Williams In tho
Course OF Protracted spree.

Il don't know what charge to make" said
Policeman Tghe to Clerk Powers in the Tombs Police
Court yesterday. lie was accompanied by Robert ".
Williams OF 1872 Elizabeth street AT O'Clock ycser
day afternoon" Tighc continued 1.-TWO entered the
Mulberry street police station carrying large Saratoga
trunk They excited. aud told Sergeant llolbro
that live tied up in the trunk, and that he
choking to death The Sergeant opened the trunk and
found Williams tied by the and legs lying head
down and nearly Chokcd TO death lie was freed but
could first speak. The men said that they found
the trunk on an express wagon standing at Spring and
crying out that there va, a live man in the box.
As soon as Williams recovered sufficiently he told
that he had been on drunk aud the last place he could
remember being in was Quinan's saloon ut AZ Spring
street Sergeant holhro ordered him TO go there and
lie tlen learned that several young men, to frighcn Will
lams, who was drunk, Lad tied him up and put him IN
the trunk. Robert Horn, who was pointed out hav.
ing helped 10 ito up Williams, was arrested"
What puzzled light was TO know what charge to make
against Horn.
Horn denied assisting in tying up Williams hut AL.
miti"d having been IN the saloon when several young
men did ito him up
Williams wh1 was still drunk, could not tell whether
Horn had tied him up, nor c,ud hc tell how he got into
the trinh.
Justice Power discharged Horn, after reprimaniing
linn tor what nhg nave proved very serious joke, aud
committed Williams 10 the of Warden Finn uu hIs
friends could 10 communicated Il with
The sun., 1882-04-09
TWO RECEIIERSHII'S.
John Keiiy's Interest In Mr.. O'Neiii-Ucnr
say About n silver Service.

Tho Assembly Committee on Rccciverships
questioned John Kelly further yesterday about
his connection with the appointment OF John 7.
O'Neil to be receiver of the Continental Life In
substance MIR. Kelly admitted that he had met
Judge Wcstbrook in Kingston in 1877 or 1878.
but he said that the meeting was a social one.
and that no reference was made to the appoint
ment Of ONeill. u know O'Noil to be a poor
and honest man. and was only actuated. in
asking for his appointment. by feeling Of
charity" concluded Mr. Kelly.
X. i. Farrell n lawyer. who said ho repre-
scnted twenty -fve policy holders of tho Contl-
mental Life testified: Judge Westbrook's son
signed the report on which the order was is
sued giving the receiver i've per cent. on all
the funds coming into his hands. Young
Wostbrook got present for i q an 5000 silver
seryce whom he was married.,
Mr. John McCrohan Ho said Mrs. West
brook spoke N Nadm'rir,ngly Of The silver in the
After recess Henry j. Cullen. Jr,, of wingnte
& Cullen. counsel for Receiver James ID. Fish
oil the Globe Mutual was asked to tell how that
Attorney ,Goneral," said Mr.. Cullen, proceed
pcarcd in opposition to the appointment of
Barrow. the last President Of the, company. as
reesyer rnS Judge Teslbrook s took the papers
Did YOU see Judge wostbrook about that
appointment 2"
- saw him at! the Delevan House. heard
the trustees had been working for Barrow.
said to the Judge there was big fight over the
appointment. and We might get it.. ! saw the
Judge in Lcand's private office. l told him
Fish was good man..
Hum What did Judge Westbrook say 2"
asked Mr., Erwin.
" lie said he hadn't made up his mind"
How soon after the appointment were you
retained rs counsel 7"
Well 1t was understood that II Fish was ap-
pointed we should be retained
Mr. Cullen then described some OF the re-
cever's ltigatons. Sewcll 4 Pierce got judg-
ment for S23 81 for counsel fees. and II was
paid in fun. Mr.. Cullen'gave II list Of his own
fees in q dozen cases outside OF his counsel fec
OF 1000. They ran from 800 to $3.50.
How much CONDENSATION have you re-
ceived?" Receiver Fisk was asked.
Not cent" he replied. As receiver. l
have received about 81 400 900 in cash"
III you get five per cont. on that you'll do
pretty well" said Major Haggcrty.
Yes I'D be satisfied with it, but won't get
it," was the reply.
The expenses Of the rcccivorship so far have
been about $67 600
f. ID. Williams, an insurance expert OF Ohio.
testified that he had never obtained n satisfac-
tory adjustment OF q policy of n wrecked COM
pany issued to a Western holder. Said he:
About the only answer could get was that it
was necessary to freeze out Western holders in
order to pay more to Eastern holders. and
make better showing East. l consider most
recoiverships here are used for places for poll
ticians."
The sun., 1882-04-09
The South Carolina Election Cases.

CHARLEsToS. April SIN the United States
Circuit Court to-day, Judge Bond overrulei the mo-
tion to quash the infomations filed by the District
torney in the election holding that the offences
with which the parties charged are not infs.
nous, and consequently not to be proceed
cd against BY indictment only. Tie Dis.
trict Attorney then moved to be allowed
to amend the in.ormatons fled in the Rich nd cases.
BY adding the charge OF conspiracy Tho Court
ruled this notion holding that tho District Attorney is
not entitled to aid counts charging tho accused with
conspiracy with others not named in the original adA
Wit, nor in the information already fled. to do tho
acts for which they be tried,
II must be considered now Information ami bs
hled except upon uihdavits and new proceed.
ing altogether, The Court added that this would
work continuance OF the Richlani cases. or.
At least postpone tlicm unul later the trial.
The District Attorney then said that he would
announce on Monday whether or not he would
proceed with the trial of the Rchand the orig
inai information or ask leave to tle new one The
make objection to the nrray OF grand petit jurors
IN this case as they had proposed, but would
the right to argue the question in other when
they were called Tie court then adjourned until Monlay.
The sun., 1882-04-09
ARRESTED As BOND ROBBERS.
Two Stranger. with 100000 of ST. Joseph
CITY Bonds In Their satchci.

Two men visited the Offices OF a number OF
sell for cash. at rates much below the market.
large amounts ,r,.s Of the city ; bonds Of St Jo
cT%h ca,h,, wa and talked like kew western S, 'p"sn man
and ana sent sent word to rlnherton's detoc:
NO rohScry in which hnrds ''t N, ,his rin, nmp" .,
hn,r ,nl.n o,Ji,n nn,Iini ~, t't,i, ,',S hinu nao
ponnci Lawson Smrsop IN Of p, ,oa 1"Ir,Ym nrnaT 70
way. agents for tho CITY of 81 Jo.cnh Thox
said that none of tho bonds were for sale. and
that IL was improbable that any largo amount
Of them could be in this city withont their
knowledge. 1t was then determined to arrest
Tho i' str,,cors vor, nav. ,oo.,o, .u,.
=. ~ ~ w, "IA' ho'tu Vi as ca'iihS
at tho Office OF W, N Coles 4 Co, II Nassau
street. Mr.. Colos was told to make some ar.
i,'I'' ~ WIN 'a,in W whicn 'hcI "ouiu De
induced TO BRING the bonds to his Office. This
the bonds. taking them ns collateral ycstoraov
D"toctiVe pnEnrtnn a"S n5 ~ nGStoruay
tho New street poce Ss saoS pos,ad dE9 ,hem ol
thn ,H, 'r , o,, Uoie? oiSe' soon alter noon
whS tbny yn saH rS NJ ana handed oyer SatShe
Rdra nGn hrfestem AN mem; IN the satfhel were one
st. Joseph. nos ooI o TO- Ooo incl,siyn G T," Tbo m
men, men Gayg K their heir names I as James fisko and
eoSS NJ iTTim TEnv irTn IN sq,d ihey came from
Ing nlnoa as tn tho age agent of Fiske. who had OBJ
SON in ny Gncnn Uyns from n h3h % haeu e Smp pG
NN,MuTcbhre \ MuTche' from NeW YORK 10 ~. Joseph
GNnt,jtei Nn.I @ nan nau any m.ney fiske hhu tw4
snid he 10 t1E S1urtgyaht M ouse mmu
SS Sa,u nc was staVihg thcrc ms paggaso was
,32nhI ,3 mere. bqt MS name was not on
ine ihrsl'i,Hr, irwin had large revolver
.to,n,s t nus III n'P poSh0!' ne sag ri ne WAS
S,ai S,ai tns ~ tno hstor rouse. ihls Is true.
anu anu rom ne register II appeared that he came
Win" VIII i,U.i , ~: UoS3Ih ~ 4h MarSn zo
WIN WIN y nun named ~. Levin OF St LOUIS lhey
9T%Eupieu room ooi tosether. until LeVlh lett on
irwin onJ MI IFisle worc orro,crod in tbo Torhs
poilcs GoMrt IN the Afternoons and and wore re-
| nmahued hy justice Power until this morning.
flsS9 snlu ne was a Spectator. aged ~ years.
ana irwin said he was real estate agent.
agSd 3S years, , o,. .,,.., q, .
| D9hheli lawson simpson examined the
ponds ana & SAID they were Mere genuine % ana me siE
sonnet, hing was wrong, as, from what nforma-
ton they had. no bonds had been issued with
sucn NUMBERS. nor would inc ponuS De put
| on thlS market except ,tnrOugn themselves.
The sun., 1882-04-09
SULLIVAN'S ERROR IN RECKONING.
Starting n Week Too Early in Pursuit. OF
the Troy Terror's Hundred Dollars.

Dick Egan. the Troy Terror" says that he
is seeking a match with John L. Sullivan to- 81 500 a
side. and is particularly anxious that the champion
cept his offer of 500 to spar him his Forthcoming
hibition "H he knocks out in four rounds then"
says Egan, all my hopes OF being prize fighter will
be gone and will go hack my trade The exhibition
Is TO be in the American Institute next Saturday
evening
BosroS, April Z-John l.. sullivan WAS met this morn
Ing on his way to take atran for New York.
"Nhcre are You of TO 30 lively - he was asked.
"I am gong 20 New York errand OF justice and
to punish inpostor."
TO whom do you refer -
"why, to thnt ambitiops Egnu. He refused to spar
with and now has got himself up benefit thia
ing in New York, and offers siOo To any ono who will
spar with HIM four rounds feel jus; ike niuring him
for his presumption"
The champion looked very dangerous as he said this.
Yes continued the hard hitter 81 am going to pop
I'm lust at the right moment and mash him and claim the
SOb. Rgan is altogether too fresh going to look
after all these fellows putting up 500 spar ES
cuse me will you Monday and give ysu the result
OF my journey"
The sun., 1882-04-09
splRKs IRON THE rELEGRirH.

Ropre.en'ali's Thomas A.',n i,ei yesterday in wash
iuglun Missouri
Dcpor' has eu gnIc'tri a. the ltrs secretary an
NJ Duph a. Lunt A. 'I' Ihi.I >".t"'Hy u tue Ffghch
Legation ~ Washington
Seven 1Grk',h bntla'tons now consent rUei on the
Bulgarian frontier hGyr been ordered to occupy tue
PASS between Macedonia RHi Kul.arIn
1he Rsv William puraut, pastor of the sixth rr.shy
terINn Church, AlhAuN, Ns Arpu' tho t. Ut tu Inst
PRESBYTERIAN church, N"ttistoWn !
iac0h Bolhs nrr,sti IN ~ Iouls on suspicion NJ
lGus ls old man Render. o." kgu-,s iirfaFrg. - ~
'nriainyi ~ b" well hn'"u rr Fort ..ii
Hrorge Wg-inGtou Akin, wcu''l! man Cun'No''i
wlh the lost families IN R.nasulr,r tu1'". Hrl ~
JohnsunN.s 4s eNcnns from an ufori'', - w' ilins
Tho House COMMITTEE on Eiu alton amt lAor eater
lay directed Representative NhsrNlu uI Ala .,HH -
frHN bIlI to DO suumitri tot The CONN l' lYr'i
INK that an Rpprupratpn ut llsf'.'sl Nt ra, 'plt
eNprniei thguuH iuu tho lui'ci states 'uT ' 't IA
purposes. ~ accordance Wa a.. !aht :1".l.,..y,
The sun., 1882-04-09

AMSTERDAM. n Y. April s.-A riot occurred
at Fort Plain this afternoon. About 900 Italians
the West Shore Railroad havo cen waiting for settle
ment with the contractor since finishing the work but
not receiving their pay to-day, expected, they
gregated around the Soer House where the contractor
stopping and at a signal from their leader
began stonns the hotel smashing the glasses
local police were Iowerless, and the Grand
succeeded in dpersng the rioters after hard work and
some shooting 1t is reported that several Italians
wounded. Tho damage TO the Soer House Is conscra
BILE None Of the inmates were injured More trouble is
workmen from neichborins divisions. Help has been
asked for from up and down tho valley and the GOV.
ernor has been appealed to for milis Much excite
ulent prevails
The sun., 1882-04-09
SINDRAMS LAST FORTNIGHT.
Informed OF tho Governors Final Refusal to
Iatcrfere with the Sentence.


William Sindram learned yesterday that
Gov. Cornell had refused finally on Friday to
interfere with the course Of the law. Assem-
blyman James ID. McCleland. formerly Sim
drams counsel said yesterday:
"On Friday. Pardon Clerk McGill informed
me that w. l.. O'Neill Sindrams counsel. had
applied to be heard in Sindram's behalf. but
that the Governor had refused to hear him.
then went to O'Neill and told him that il he
would give me the papers with the new evil
dence ho lad obtained l would present
1t to the Governor This ONeill re-
fused t.; do. and. after further parley
in the Assembly Chamber l applied
to the Governor for n hearing. As had no
data could only inform him, in a general way.
that | believed new evidence had been OBJ
tanned AS ! could specify nothing, the Gov
ernor refused finally 10 Interfere. Aitcrward
skcd the Pardon Clerk why O'Nell had been
refused a hearing. Mr.. McGill said that year
lie on his own application: that soon afterward
the Governor had discovered that ONcill was
not a ctizen Of the United States, and that
ONoill had in consequence been obliged to re-
sign. For this reason the Governor refused to
hear him."
Sindram was in his usual mood yesterday.
but somewhat put out because Warden Quinn
had removed tie looking glass from his cell,
thinking he might break it and intiict un
injury on himself with the fragments.
don't want my sentence commuted to life
Imprisonment" he said. I'd much rather be
hanged; These papers. which should haye
Carnochan and others that the woman didn't
dio of the wound. and on those nflldavits |
ought to have new trial and go free. But, I'd
rather be hanged than imprisoned for life"
On Tuesday tho death watch will DO set again
on Sinuram.
The sun., 1882-04-09
VAR IN CiMERON'S CAMP.
philadelphia. Boss Opposing Cameron's Can
didnto for supreme Judge.

PHILADELPHIA, April S.-Convcntions were
held in the Representative and Senatorial dis
tricts to-day to elect delegates to the Repub-
lican State Convention OF next month. In tho
list OF delegates figure the names OF many OF
the machine workers who always attend con-
ventions. Tho delegation will unto on tho
machine choice for Governor. Gen. Beaver.
and on Davies and Greer for Lieuten-
ant Governor and Secretary OF informal
Affairs respectively. Over the vacancy
on the Supreme bench. however. the
lines are tightly drawn between Cameron
and tho Philadelphia boss. James McMancs.
Cameron has slated William Henry Rawlo OF
this city for that position 1t is a concession to
the Independent element. NcMancs Is bitter
enemy Of Rawle. and has declared war to tho
knife upon him. This contest was carried into
the conventions to-day. Matt Quay and David
Lane led tho Cameron forces. and McManos
looked out for his own array. AS rc-
suit probably two-thirds OF the delegation
will oppose the nomination OF Rawle, and II
is confidently claimed that the delegation
will stand 3j to II against his nomination. 1t
is known now that McMancs will not under
any circumstances yield to tho nomination OF
Rawle. and the issue has become u very embar-
rassing one for Cameron. He is confident that
he can nominate Rawle. but it is urged upon
him that fight on the Supreme Judgeship
stated aS tH that N Hcanos not Se seeking sht with
Cameron but prefers to harmonZo with him in
the support Of Beaver and the whole ticket
IL Cameron will agree to surrender Rawlc. He
has proposed to unite with Cameron on ALI
son. Hare or Mitchell as the Philadelphia can
ddato, for Supreme Judge. and Cameron is
strongly urged to accedo to the proposition.
When Cameron makes up his mind to do Il
thing however, he is very stubborn. nnd there
Is likely to be trouble ahead in the Convention
Hoyt has broken with him, and no has got q
hard row to hoe this campaign.
The sun., 1882-04-09
AFTER 4 NIGHTS CiROUsE.
Tho story or Cart. shieids'a Death as tho
Cook OF the Wasp Tells II.

Archibald Noble. cook Oft the sloop Wasp, was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Capt. sander, OF
tho fremont police Oh suspicion that he WAS
concerned In tho death Of Capt. Shields OF the
canal boat Express, now lying In the Bronx
River, near West Farms, Martin Kelly, James shor.
InEn aud Thomas Spain, lAbOrors on Tie new Lrlye
over the Bronx near West Farms were arrested on RI
day Late on Thursday the police has been Informed
that all ths mon were chrouSiny on Thursdhy night
aboard the Wasp and that Capt shield had fallen or
been knocked overheard ~ scunie Noble after hrst
told thisGiOry
About midnight awOke and found the rest drinking
In tho cabin They all pretty drunk capt shlris
came W on deck little after midnight, and staggered
toward the gang plank leading to the rocks lis got
Down on Lis hands and knees TO Gro,s a.. plank lhe
plank turned and no fell overheard cut the painter Of
Tie yANl boat but before could get into u every thing
WA still aud the Captain could not he seen"
Cant sanders thinks Noble tells ths truth. -Four
Iolieenen "err draggn2 for Shiedss body yesterday
INrY lIh nul
The sun., 1882-04-09
Iad,e. Should Drs.. Well.

As the spring season is now open many OF our lady
render. viii no doubt replensh their warirobes for the
spring and sumner We would therefore recommsnd
them to visit Mr. Kely's old established house, 2V9
9th av where they will IND large aud varied as'ort
mcnt Of silks satius. Coaks Dolmans, Wraps, Walking
Jackets shNwls, and Suits OF the leaiIn5 Styles ana
QUALIFIED. also frat class line Of Dress Goods, which wo
can truly say ia the largest and best on sixth avenue
40 lady should wait from week to week to get the re-
1rnroi snorn Of money, but go At once to mr. key s.
who viii give her credit for whatever she may require
without any extra charge than II she should hu5 i9r
csJh All visitors 10 The establishment wa pc politely
waited ON whether they purchase or not aud may resi-
assured u being well satisfied after their \Isl to sO'
9th az, uear I7th ST 90 Air
The sun., 1882-04-09
Treasurer Dundore. Deialcst,on.

READING. Pa. April Slater developments
show that the deficit OF Dundore tho exCouny Trcas
urer will DO lsrger than a first supposed and it is
that ho had considerable money when he disappeared u
is known that short time before he left the city hs
wanted to get check cashel at tho Farmers National
Bank for 81 Op but this would have overlgnwn his
account 1t was not hOnored, and he drew S7OO ths
out the entire amount OF his deposit iii the Commercial
Bank pundore is now fugitive from Justice. nothing
Judgment to his bOnlsmen. Tie loss whatever il 10,
will DO made good By the sureties.
The sun., 1882-04-09

WASHINGTON. April S.-Tho Secretary OF War
still refuses to give out sIcport in the Mason An
afternoon paper publishes the following the subject
II is understood that the Secretary OF War has recon-
mendcd mitigation OF Sergeant MaSun's sentence to
four or h,e months confinement ip the regular guard
house TO forfeit all pay due or which become duS
him. and to he dshOnurAbY dismissed the service. The
President viii give tho his attention IN case
the petition for writ OF aOeAs corpus hA bc refused
hi the hunIeme CONT.
The sun., 1882-04-09
Lndie. ut n Ere" Club Reception.

At q reception given by the Press Club to Col
Mapleson last night there ladies among the guests
OF the club for the rst time in its history Chas Rol
erts Jr,, the eocuoniSt; Prof. Goldberg, the mac
cian NJ. Arbuck.c, Louis Staah. and Mas Markstein
pianists Geo. ". Kyle and Marshal J.. Wilder, the hu
morists Messrs Pnchback aui Johnson banjo players
and thns Pratt hecompnnist in addition to lIorao
C. King an amateur on the piano and other mcmlrs Of
the club took part in the enter; snmcnt Siguor Ard
Signor GLlassi. Nile. Dotti, aui SiZnnr Del Purntr
although they had come to bo amused remained to
ause, and contributed their share to the entertainment
The sun., 1882-04-09

Many OF the best known trotters owned in the
metropolis wero in tho lines OF turnouts that crowded
the uptown drives yesterday afternoon Among thos,
who drove fas horses the veteran George Pcrrn
as hale and hearty when he owned and trOted the
famous Flora Temple aud Gen. Grant. There were
many trisls OF speed of which brush between
\ Aken's bay mare, j. u iarbeck's black gSldng The
Pony, William II. Yanderbilts lay gCldng Bay Dick
and William II. iIIarbecks Hancr mare The Ianer
came in first by length, the Aiken mare second
The rony third aud Bay Dick last. A dash OF a mile
between John Cawoods brown hly Jessie Calkns
and Or. Gi!css bay mare Cranky Jane won. after
q close contest, by Jessie.
The sun., 1882-04-09
Col. Henry IL. Todd Dead.

Col. Henry B. Todd. Secretary Of the Morris &
Cummings Dredging Company of Il Duane street, died
on Friday at his residence at i42d street and Mott
.nues Mott Haven Long before the war he WAS Jus
tics OF tho Peace dealer IN lumber nnd oil III Mott
IInyeu when the began he raised u company Of
cavalry and went the front lie was taken prisoner
and confined In Libby prison., MtcrN ard he WIsh pto
yust ma5hal nj Washington He Nhg ~ years Of age
The sun., 1882-04-09

vienna. April S,-Thc attacks upon the Jews
OF southern Russia have recommended IN city the
Jewish shops were set on lre with petroleum.
ST PRri RsBuR, April sTho GoioS reports that corps
have been sent from Odessa. Bender and NcoaicG 10
the town nud district OF AnanieG on account OF dis
tur sncrs created by peasants On the "a inst which
arkct day, ali attack made the shops and
houses belonging to the Jewsn waegojulawo twenty.
nvc Versts from Annlicit and thirty shops and Cigty
houses were destroyed. 1hs OUcidt Messenger. Which
generally denies reports OF disturbances says they ARE
exaggerated. couHrms this report and thirty Hr
rests have Leen made in connection with the riot.
The sun., 1882-04-09
New Ferry Company.

Articles Of incorporation for a new fcrry com
pNny hayc been Acd with the Queens Count! Clerk
The conn Is TO run ferry between some point IN
Long Island city Hud COME point between ERst Four
ternt street and East lnrticth street New York 1ho
imcurpuratuIs are john BruiulL Edward 4 Moore John
Miller Hugh fiuigAu Randolph Martins, Charlie, krlirN
Etchhid + bay, Peter A. Taber john T.. rhvlps, aud
The sun., 1882-04-09

lNDIANAPoLIs April S.-The officers Of tho
Central Bank have discovered that the dcli'atDu by
the ah.condnS teller, Artlur Mueller is snoOO instead
ot 500. rs Nrst supposed, hnd the directors 10 lay
closed the bGnk until they ordered hy the sturkhnlt
crs 30 resume. The capital stock NJ the bLuk SpOD.
anl the amount Of deposits IL SlOtpU
The sun., 1882-04-09

BrGLIN, April 5.--Thc German press com
mcnins on the intervention of President Arthur in tho
case Of Dr. Iainpon regard It az an unJusliGnble aud
mcddlnHhno inirrirrrn r,p.ticuNrl ~ II comes from
country which ulholds tlo Monroe doctrine,
The sun., 1882-04-09
UtterIng Forged Checks.

ALBANY. April s.-For several weeks past a
person styling himself samuel Lewis has been uterins
forssd CHECKS drawn upon T., II. Bender OF this city
worthless checks scut from Rochester Sy rLcsr Bluffs
10, and New York city. AMI New Haven nl WatrburY.
Conn The latter place Is now tho Held tEe fOrgers
oncratious,
The sun., 1882-04-09

IIoNG KoSG, March IA report was current
in Shanghai on the 4th inst that the En-! had died
The ha1 not hern confirmed in rrplN to private in
quirics by telegraph but serious iutrsuus have been
discovered in the palace" Thirteen Ot the persons IN.
VOWED IN the thcfs from the palace ,Nr been tried
convicted, and sentenced SIX To he bchradcd The
remainder are hr! under sentence US further develop
meuts gApcvtot.
The sun., 1882-04-09

BRUSSELS. April SIN the memorial of Leon
Pel1r which has been placed In the hands of the Jugo
d'lusruction ho snys that VI. Bcrnays, arriving
the house on Rue de Lo recognized him pcltlcrl who
threw OF his wig and assaulted 81 HerHGys. ttrugllo
Cnsucd, and elt1cr took pistol which gy the table
and shot VI. BUrnnys
The sun., 1882-04-09
Mary Dooiey's Exploit.

Mary Dooloy. n domestic in tho employ Of
Edward II pay at ?Oi East Eighty second street threw
powder into CRATE nrc in the basement OF Mr. pa, s
house Yesterday. There was an c\losoni hni ~ IN"
nuhny of powder WAS not large, thcra was not much
81 n fire for tho nremcn TO eNtlnglush and Mary es
Capud with slight burn on the lett arm
The sun., 1882-04-09

ST. LOUIS April S.-Senntor Logan Of Illinois
is 10 III TINT hr 8, ,ryuluT, over al the un"Fn lip'',
and may pps4hlN stop here s"Nrrtl I5N. lie ssrOm
panied by VA senator CGaluo Of Colorado.