Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-13

The Rccaptured Convict Says That He
 Knows Nothing "r the Whereabouts of
 Train Kob5cr Ferry and the Two Other
 Men They Were seen Once.
 \EwBUtG. V. Y. April l3--Jnhn Qnig- l'y the Astoria criminal. who. with OIi- ter Curtis Perry and threo others, escaped from Mattcawan HSy lum Wednesday, night was rccaptured aJ New Hamburg, eight miles north of Fishkiil Landing. lIo was in an empty coal ear.
 The capture w0s effected through the efforts of Washington Leroy, resident of New Hamburg. Leroy, whiln walking along the tracks of the Hudson River rail, road, saw Ioyrly clad fellow in an empty car on the sidrng The mans general ap- pcarancC cal.>>l Leroy tu believe that hc might Eo one of tho escaped criminals. He hHstCnt~ to his brother Peter who was not far ;'w0y. and then enlisted the help of William F.. Travrr. hotel keeper at New IIHml urX These three men ran back to tir car, and finding the stranger still there made him q prisoner
 Tho man could not give a satisfactory accnunt of himself and word was at once sCnt t0 the N2ttVawan asylum Two at tondants were immediately sent out and n singlV glance at tho fellow in custody was sufficient tu rnal!c them to say pusi- tiVvly that an important capture had hrcn made. as tho prisoner Was mono other than John ttu glrY.
 Tho attendants, with Ctuiglry in charge, returned |" tho asylum. and tho man was at OncC locked up in his cell.
 QuiglCy t"")plTir, def nAuSca and weak
 
 since the escape. llo Was clad only in pair of blue trousers and nn old shirt of the asylum regulation uniform, lie was without shoes ar stockings He could not pr would not give an account uf the utl.rr fugitiveS. s" it iS supposed they separated immediately after reaching the highway.
 How the Men Escaped.
 pOUGHKFErSIE. \. N.. April l3.-Tho capture of Convict Ruiglry and his return to the MAtteawAn StAto Criminal a~yi ium have solved th" mystery of how the five men got out of their rooms in thc isolated ward without rrt!hinE The locks.
 When Quis;lr! arrived at the asylum in company with tl:r attendants who had been sent tn New Hamburg tu bring him back, hr waS taken directly int" Suprrin- tendcut Allison private ufliry and tlIrro examined I'~hInd rl,>rd doors Y Dr. Al liSun and StA;o rrlsun Superintendent Austin I.atnrup. Whu has been al the in stitutiun all day personally Investigating the escape. -\flrrWdrd he was Srnl lack to the cell i'll the is,',ItiIIE building, ard Allison repeated IV the rel v:irra t'uj :I,'y'S story, Whi,}! shows that tIp t>-l,,. VAS due tn the ,ulai.u.I on J!,' art ,r tEr:.,- tcndants ,f t!r In:,~ ,f t..,' :i.~I'iu;."n Lnd alsn Io ,Hr,'it->;.s, in llr nl,u!.r. If locking EiL
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 TEc attend 1N~ iH L'yhiug up dld not try MaEnilr' door, pr, ~Umlng that il al been locked aN ya. Nr,vr Y MuS ,t!;.t that night N"Ei:rr slirlru his ..l.n through the observation ] u!r aud N ih his other f;.l~,. key umlu,.h,I the u;..rr brlt With hi tNuhrtS Nh:uIrr, ,iuIl h,.vo uprnrd All If tho I".,,lle jn tl:r Ward. hut h" did nut He urlu |. 2! llu. r,"l,.> uf tluiElrY and t',r~y, and lLv three men e cr"tri th>iu>,.!>r; iu t.u' trl.u luh ITS ruuIA
 It = ,tlj Il ,Ln, Nau hn,ru C,.1r.r. tiy Gii nui IT., tine Gt.'r uI ! ,.r.l '~ ,,''L for after he haI IL>~ru 4 liv {, rec I,rll lush ed out and "vrrrowvr d him Afr,.r Env Ing s,rur,d Caro- "!!'~ kry> il Was an easy matter "r then. tr H., ate l..> k and O'DUnn"ll. and ;.:.'l {! !,' ;;\r men Jeff the building through tht ,ha,rl nI.d attic, as has been dr~rrIhrd
 When f"l.rd asleep in H frri,.!. car It New liamhurg. ,,uisIry wa> c,,'. plrtvly pru>trat,,I llr hal got l,,er in t!, ,>,,tls ami had wandered about Alnlr~~ly until he stumbled into New liam!ur-, f,t,;-rrc and weary and taul~h.ri to- f,,,u! ll,' had been in tn" rH! ully h short time wi rf he was captUrr.i hy l,t,'r Leroy anH William l.. IraVCr two l,rr>NnS lN ing iE tl>. Nil- lagr, He Sald that after ir;t\ iu-c | t.;Sy- luIn he and his fellow c. uvivtS >,.; ""ti,d and he did not know. he tid which way the others went. Travcr and Leroy took him back 10 the asylum and received the reward of $5H.
 When captured. Quiglry had on a yair of OverallS which hr said he picked ur in 3 brickyard and put on in place of his a->- lum trousers. which he got wet by wal - Ing into a ditch. He said he slept il. q doghousC on neighhuring farm Thurs: " night Tn" asylum authorities ha>' no definite ClCW toany of the other fuGit},,'s.
 Fully 90 attendants are out following up various 1umorS of the mrn's i!IG't. The asylum authorities will spare r" tf- fort to secure them. Supcrint, ndrnI n- throp returned to Albany fully satisfied with all ;hat Dr. Allison has ,.onc Were These the Fugitive" Attendant William Norris ..s ' C t'f.l- son River State hospital s.t;t. e l...l been ill HughSunvilc. q >"o~: i~:an,r from the Mattcawan n~yA, . ! .l learned that on Thurs " "', u: :;' three men apprUlClr3 q, wis Adams and attrHptrG | l:it, N Miss Adams heard them ... G 4Hv;n: dow.
 One of the men whis1v ..I E., s,. '.co- pie are not in he'd, an, at,,-> | field. During the nj, !' 1tn tho cellar of Adam a.: i.y and stole all the lar-v utat- meats they could :.r,' e., CT | damage.
 There seems tn be Iitr'., !; g, this circumstance that Il. :" ''- :,.' 'i- | tives, and it indicates .'.. =, e.,r:c- where in DutchcsS CouHt,.
 Half Town Burned. | MILWAUKEE, April l3.-News has just
 reached here from Dorchester. small town on the Wisconsin Central railroad in Clark county, stating that it was swept by fire and nearly one half of the business