The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04

SOL cAaIYY, WHO cAPTvRED LEWIS
tai sstsblishment. -,
cor9Hsr Within ns
Shssies HIT HSSt Cooley. si%sT:
Ss$Ssa .. am Rsy,s: ss2y se s sss
broken. The jury adjourned TO await the ar
Of R Nh Mi Soaaud a tss s.se tG Se
The authorities >! the town are determined
larry no one . who Witnessed the lynchins Would
a. :sss:s .sas. S EisS hard & o.
Last night Coroner Harding received a
depstch from Attorney yor HiIrsohberS SAYING
day day. and advising the Coroner to hire special
counsel. The Coroner decided to await the
He has GRANTED granted Permit for the burial of the
negro to the undertakers There is negro
colony Of about 400 here. and Y has been
thrown tn into great excitement by the iynchine
The .colored people want to make big dis
fties fear that this would result 10 a clash be-
tween the whites and blacks and IT has prao-
tically been decided TO nave quiet funeral to-
morrow afternoon.
FOLEY ALSO IN DANGER
Ifmany Of the mob who lynched Lewis last
have been hanged TO- day. for the general opin-
t Hs n nees assault on Miss MsNahon. ''
MI; Mcmahon himself was vas, firmly convinced
While d the others aS hunting for the negro he
vas looking for Foley He , found d, him At
HshSH stSnaiis
de eas and chased Foley out Of the paee
around the block. and back again into the
The fugitive then ran through a rear door to
i O'Clock this morning Policeman Marshall
piles Of lumber in the lumber yard Of Rosen-
kranz Coonrod near tho RAILROAD station.
The NUT h% IN tho yaSs
Folsy had intended to board, the All o'clock
train for Now York. He had lain concealed in
the yeils Of tho. crowd as they hurried the
negro from the Jail to the lynching. He mar
was learned r that Foley vas in Jail a large
crowd gathered about that structure and
suggestions of breaking it down and lynching
previous nights horrors. arranged for Eoley's
the 12:i5 o'clock train this ,nttsrnoen for
Goshen Was brought to stGndstl at Sussex
Foley was brought out handcufred. under
% Ss apa sroR mSs
Ki Nm naa aFr him n5 String him up where
made upon the posse but the Inter were too
strong for the mob: and loaded their prisoner
crowd had gathered there to see Foley.
but no violence was attempted,
1.ew swiss STATEMENT duplicating him; He de.
MED its truth in full and said that he had no
in with Miss e Hs2 hsd
AJ John Mcmahon. tie father OF the, girl. was
Hs hds Foey @ for the ass ts
Two negroes came here last night he
negroes besides Lewis that Foley put up to
assault my daughter. These two men, will
tyeS to at se s r to assa 1hs' h f2o
don't blame Lewis as much as do that villain
Foley got to the scene Of q the tn bynching after
You've hung one of them. but the worst one
is out Of reach now, Foley is the ono YOU
NJ McNahon would not say who the two
negroes were, Mrs. McNahon agrees with her
a fad if Tsdp NJ tried 4o
?f Let the the black niger go. The white Niger
is Mr. he a onG S Il have no children of
their own: They adopted Lena when she was
hqby The dend nSSn WRs EnoT ph VSTlT rrsy
and Bob Lewis. the latter being the nnme most
in nse He was q years iii WEI, G% ana q
steprather live in Paterson. y J. He first
came here in 1896 and won't to, work in
Tamer's livery stable. but was discharged for
dishonesty. Several ycars ago no was reHm-
ployed. Up to month ago no drove tho Del
IAN and has no ror
iiylni; sinco. He, was f3T a tine tine, on y Bra
arrested St II Pat arson, s. j., charged with as;
saultng a wi!tc girl. hut the offence could
not be proved against him. His mother was
PATERSON. Juno b i syis's. mother lives ut
$50 Graham avenue in tbs ely, col1ored set;
tH%ay to on the Sass Es h SHs s s%s
name was really Ii3bcrt T. Murray, but
since she had married her second husband.
name mr. OF Lewis. M, son is % years old" she
said. lie is rather light :, in n, color
t sss; tS sbS vs. n" etSxhipl"d nnSwefed he
not kent clear o, trouble" she said. in reply
Ills co,nranons were arrested = few years ago
and served timo Tor crimina!y assauting
The mother said that Lewis several years
AGO Ind lived in thu South, hut returned to
this rity n year ago last summer.
He lnft her and went to Port Jeryis.
where he found enpIn 5Ia An IN the stables
mother who's" name is Simpson, lives
Mt Ton JerviS, and through her mother she
often heard OF her con, Sns Gad not heard ot
the lynching hut lin!nedlateIy geographical TO
Port Jervis for Information.
Gen. Co,in.'s Mission Falls
D,,p,rS June 3-Gen. Patrick Collins re-