The sun., 1891-02-26
POLICE oUrRAeEs At KEAnxE.
A Carpenter with BsekioaA or 1ouiAinss
HIT eA the Month.


A Carpenter with BsekioaA OF MouiAinss
Hit sA the Month.
Charges OF brutality are made daily against
the Jersey City policemen detailed to watch
the mills at Kearny. Tho latest accusation is
that the police drageed Mrs. John Lord Into
the mill ofYioe on Tuesday night. and after
mock trial took her across the mill yard and
elected her ON Orchard street with such force
that she fell on the sidewalk. Mrs. Lord Is the
wife Of . saloon keeper and strong SYM
pathlzer with the striking spinnera. Her story
10 that she went toward the ONCE OF the mill
on Passaic avenue to prevent two young men
from getting In trouble. They were In her
husbands saloon drinking, and boastsd that
they were going to do up the police. They
were both intoxicated, and whom she found
she could not persuade them to give up their
avowed intentions she put on her hat aud
followed them. Their valor hzzled out before
they got to the offloe. and they walked on with
ont even looking at the policemen whom they
had threatened to do up." Mira Lord stopped
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am Going" she DO said but shs did no. move
ssn R.r oass
she dared him 70 arrest her and Tss insSssntIy S
spsrs snd % pse 'Ss soune 's % nrssdsd
tho nook trial was. Adam qroel. He asked her
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her s.s and ss.d sSSss ssnds ss
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shs EMs SS
elected her through the door Of the hose
iSSns Il. M. matter
the Mi Sn sSSH Tassdsy svsnins with M bscfioad
Of moulding and other light, woodwork. whom
Of ss sssd 'Ga n% hs f.
eaid that the police had no business TO inter
About % R shsir Business This % seems to % have
been iust what the, policeman was waiting FER.
mouth with, bis eIenched list pssser
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the soidisls, Hons. %hish T T a h.it ! nI::
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Investigation OF the conduct Of the policemen
'AIswyer living In Kearny said yesterday that
ana were eager for heads to whsek: So So eager
they { could not resist For that matter. 70.
and d.ae he advised sSers6ody who bad to pass The
% do S r. az sbcps
n1nha th9 b esik sss
Of these outrages to the Town Committee on
Tuesday night and complained that number
insulted. and % dragged into the mil 70 be after.
ward released or elae hustled on to Jersey CITY
sssira,e eenf &. ssa sse that
iGSSl irsaSsentls ,esui.sa by tho . policemen and dep.
0IS B. w. Terlinds emphaticslly denies that he
was INTOXICATED on tho niShs ~ OF his arrest M Or
Gnif snd rsrsds ms spa psais
against Hudson county for false arrest and
saR lie Arrest have Soiunsesred to testify IN
&C Conaressman 9sn,i Thomas Dunn English sent s.
to the spinners yesterday and in his letter
ri dislike. strikes for. wages. because they
tho spinners Is different matter. 1t 10 a
ssspst s4h
SgS5d M n: = n
d oRdsF s*s
css
| man 10 John Bradley. we'll known .. a bull
ISs, u1sss %ss @ ,h' da1 sn rSars.. S aSss In:
ker,o!s nor strser. SswsrF. He knew % lyons lyons o oni,
home and was not expected for some hours h:
pushed his wny into the front room and
d6 6sd &. bs. hs S.. ss s Sn o as
want e make q scandal 10 the house: but anll:
desp ss Sadsy hs Sssi
hs hsGn. % pos srs
She went asain on Saturday and made q com.
with warrant for the arrest OF Bradley, He
saw Capt FGrrisri ,s'i who volunteered 10 inform
9sssa and hsn Gsesoqs
poiicemans sirand: Fe said: Why. the mar
when you came. but he has resigned and
sS RSsF %eEss
pToeat5y 4 thl: ely liz came here 'sss spS "a.
man man Cary was do tailed to assist him. and yes
tsrday they met Bradley on Greenwich street
seription % given and he he took him to the sscont S
precinct station. whore he persisted IN sayine
that his arrss. was zen, en- Outrage end tast h!.
gins" But wsEsr said Il tH Would DO no harm {
ban a ana
oyer: She quickly picked Bradley out u, Of linz
white Caps In Connecticut.
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