New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-22
LOCAL MISCELLAN Y.
WE scuwAB Hurry UNABLE TO AGREE.

THE sCHWAB JURY UNABLE TO AGkEE'
DISCHARGED AFTER NEARLY TwENlf-fo0" ho'''
CONFERENCE.
When Justus Schwab was under .Il ro
tion on Tuesday he said: do not seek tne PIo
st;on Of tbe police of New York of any author
tt;es whatsoever" Yesterday morning while await
ing the verdict of the Jury his Thoughts dwell
with some cigars and liquors were s,Oien Iloni rh
home on Wednesday night by burglars hd ino
contingent of his followers. whose races nave peo
Familiar i'm the courtroom throughout the trial,
gathered around him. sympathizhe WIN ni' 80; r9
and spccuatng upon t sft conGdent that there
would be no agreement, especlaiiy When ;,rors
quests were sent to Judge van Bruht Dy sne ScIs
another TO send letter to his wife, ana third u
send telegram = a., ,oron+
Al $50 D. m there was rush of the permanent
lonnoers for chairs. Judge Van Brunt look his
seat ana the jury flcdin and resumed their places
IN the box. a.. .,o,o, ~
Foreman Frederick Sobel stood up and answered.
"No, SIR"
The JudreIs there any prospect OF your arriving at
The F oreman-No sir We have tried all we could 10
the udeeI am sorry that after all labors in this
s ou bove not come 10 an agreement with regard to
he facts will discharge you from its further eonsid
Colonel Feows-T Think your Honor, it would be Wen;
IN consideration of the fact that this Jury mas oeen ou
all night to discharge them until Monday, ort,t,ed tn
The Judge-I have thought that they were M bo
little more indulgence aud will discharge then LOT o
term Gentlemen turning to the Juror ,s
am satisfied that you have done your duty you aro us
charged for the remainder OF the TERM
There was no demonstration in the COURTROOM
when the disagreement was announced: N MIS-
Schwab smiled happily and with the ,S 9elaiis55s
followed her husband to the llstrlctIAttorn.11n o
Office where he gave bail In 81, 800 for his further
appearance, Jean Barron, of No. Isl Dleeckcr-SSI..
becoming his 6Onds%a1b 9S "s Greatly
pleased with the disagreement; tDey hau IeaIou'
they sad that the jury might be ter[oiizcu ny f lie
cent occurrences One of them SAID that one OF the
Jurors had tod him that after the second Daii"t ome
jury stood 8 TO for conviction, and would nave
stood thus to eternity. ,, - p.,;o,o,,
Roth pending against Schwab but his lawyers
think that it will not be tried as the assau. " Is
involved In the proof OF the charge OIL Hci'i"h "
riot.
GRATITUDE CHANGED TO AFFECTION
AN Fx-CONvICT WANTS TO MARRY THE WOMAN
WHO HAD BEFRIENDtD HIM.
Mrs. Susan B. Nelson OF No. As West Thirty
seventh-St., is a wealthy widow, active IN an cnaI
table works Some tune d Pea Se wSo had brought
her a recommendation from Chapiain IenT 0 "
the Amshouse Backwclps Island, where peachh
pecuniarly and he finally became impressed WIN
the idea that he might marry her. re gpad t my
made himself so obnoxious that she refused 10 sec
him and on Monday he sent the following letter
from the Morton House:
MY DEAR MRS NELSON: Your servant amazes me-
Can Won not give appointment once 10 eAliaIh
the annoyance have given you Either religion or love
IS wrong, for all my actions nave Deen er nnst he
God How would have dared, much less think, that
you were be loved and cherished as no oher mortal
lowest While absent from you this morning nave Deen
sending kilograms my friends that we would De HAPPY
to receive their congratulations Why, my dear woman;
there is not of my daily life that is not pISccdea
by a prayer, and have repeatedly appealed 70 mo Al
mighty to be released from the obhgation, as
nearly all my time taken in praying Wnen
I should have been otherwise engaged. len
fhonsand-ten thousand pardOns on my knees.
Everything that you wish you may exact;
no sacrifice will he too great If VIII only pardon ana
forgive me. Where shall gol 1 have teephoned to
Europe and have announced my marriage. j await my
in painful suspense at the ONCE DO IN Goa h"e'
try to save my soul Yours till death, . . 49,
(Signed) 80 T. r. rEACh.,
my life
Enclosed in tho envelope was visiting card of
Colonel John A. McCaull the back Oi which
was written:
My DEARs-. How do you like this:
Your presence is requested at the marriage OF
Mrs. s. Il. Nelson
Mr. phTin Edmond Peach