The Sun (New York) Newspaper, January 6, 1870, Page 1

———————————_ = <== eee oa en = eed THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR Y, JANUARY 6, 1870. PRICK TWO CENTS, ARRYTOWN HORROR, ; nO donbt thet his passions overpowered | told. One fof Mr. Weeks’ daughters wes at that T ‘Thomas, have Attod jt fort: and r y VIN Me wine eee ee wate aay oe | i," ae” ect” ot tt | MURD OF LOGAN NO, 2 | Revsiars ssts9p cmtreny attest WHERE LIGHTNING STRUCK fond indivposition on the part of Indies to visit lis ‘pee Within a - La tho” time pie negro | Ly prise Bah op irame fe e ames gemamess Tartior 0080 Ars. notresces, It is patronia y, pal lo FINST COMPLATE ACCOUNT OF EHE A JRALONS DIBPOETTION, Farks and Miss Weeks heard tho two gunshota ia | THE SUSED ROGRRS MURDERER | 0 all closson, and te livelicet busincas 1s done 4 THE TELEGRAPHERA EFSOLVED ANB 71 » at's room. Mra. Yerks eaid, © I wonder if he 1 ‘clook in the mort It te 8 great Spanish Beamon—A Cobas * Loptintl rhe ibid racine Jealonay oe Te wine agai Sonetace'y ta” | wonld shoes anybody P> Wise: Weeks replied to the @,70 His ACCOUNT, Fovorl ol the frail females wae inabls shat qusrice | fen ten Heady te Spring. ee coe ruc ka Gravnt in his lavitaons. to his neighbors to vinit | meet, th 9 tees, Tos . Of the metropolis, and who Ko there when wearied | Al) obytaoles to the aniting of the Spanish gun- ahat of th fhe Marr nd Mrs. Buckhont | him, he almost Invariably, made the occasions OF Ke Feoarked t Supper with Of» protitiens uirit’s tramp to got ecme eupper, for | iJ je Recital ef the Fact Given vottac Ha | thelt visits theexcuse for accusing Lia wie of fn- J: (| memirect — The Patel Kecouncer | Which, "sy pay Ie they Unppra to, be (Uriuhate | Bose were removed yemeraay, Tags were busy s Sel we-Charge thas the bard “cyarativm—Buckbont wot Toroxte | faithfulucas, ‘This disposition Sually became almont ot alongside the various oats Innding provisions and Weetern stores of every kind, and boats with the tawiry Oriaia of jon's Oficors Misstated the ented at the Time of the Kiiling—The Dabearable, oud Mra, Backoot requested people to Viows of his Ncighbors—The Morntntion tay away, explaining to them her reasons. he the necersary funda, the maw Chatie | With Dunn in Dont of che Horse of | Cuieh, to, bance the a ncerin TO Auge re gate, Bis face covered blood Comm The Kilght of the Asseesin— | her of ‘biew are Axed in roond the e Strike—When and How the y God: it te Charics . Dylaponition of Legan-The Mery of there are two larger tables in the centre, at cvc | yellow fag of Spain in the stern were parning all day Tcleurnphers Expect to WL. of a Cree) Calumoy. ANOTHER SXPARATION, Reidel etarted back toward the house; [oy the ke Tragedy. which [ne Logen party were seated when the ) between the ehipe and the shore, The Spanieh aca- Tho simke of the telegraph operators continues, Since the days of Washington Irving's mythi- | | Last epring, by matval coneent, a geniteman trom | Tre nod ar Hoe Bato atten ny pattiaien is | Tue Suiyesterday morning published ox. | WTesaling Doran. ten landed in unusual nambers and strotied aout | We have littte change to mote since yesteray mora: eal Ichatiod »y Hollow has not deta 60 | Sommer, Reateche ns eine Aa 8 boarder for the | front of the sitting room door, and Teli upon’ the | claeivety, its oustom, the account of the shoot. reat Cae eet unk * Staton Isiand, baying smal! objects, and rovi bout e's report. The strikers met in thelr hall, af that nelghboriged, EM RS Te On watlors will, Here and there a Spantsh potty of: | Grand and Forsyth wireets, im the forenoon, and feet nine iuches in height, and weighs nbout 10 cer Could be seen, but nowhere on the teland did | epecebes were delizared by oficers and promincal Fee ee a oe ae ata liacors, | OUF Freportor neo any of the Americans engaeed oa | membera Of the Lengte, Despatches were road Ho 18 well kuown about town, and distinculalied | bonrd the varios boats, from i points of the Unton, indicating that the iimeelf a short time ago by Playing the Wide of a de. ‘The acconnts of tyrannical asage and general bad deoply moved wud Mecroughly exelted as over the me Baekous bogwn accusing Ins wife of undue | !UnAe moaning and begeing for help, ing of Jumgan No.@ by the notoviona Jorry feurfuliy biovdy tragedy of New Yeor's day, At Ad DOHE Va Soon aiter he charged her with THR ALARM—THRE SCARE. Dunn in frf the House of Commons, Houston Arst the feciing 10 rogurd bo thle borror wan 90 | remus “Ong aime <xtemely moody, sullen, and | Tbe stam was quickly raised, and the nelgbbors | etrect, uricene street, at ten minntes past ® Paeeeinner wan aeanty ine eminem agentes ptly rushed to, ‘Tee scene that mot there eyes | 5: X Strong that wo correct version of the affair was ob- | when dinner would be Tandy. His wir reolied taat | fay Deer faln deeeribene The’ crite. Tet thete eves | o'clock thte mor. ing. Owing to the lateness of ainabh f of found } she bad not much to cook, and would have st rea d . ; tanable trom any eource, All sorte of reporte found | #14 fad not much ta cock. And would have it Fendy | nis chair, dead. ‘The son Feelined upon the low the hovr ihe time required to print our im. Luke t time ago t ax tho rive oF a ¢ | Movement ie invgely and setively sympathized with 4 Hive amor ic user of the city, threatenini ni turrevey, and greedy reporters were compelled to | ont "saying unythiag mure, and called at Rcveral baeien er ae ie nok Cl mense edi we were unable to lay before our | to come down vane them if thoy didnt wave kim | treatment of our fellow-<itizens, which havo been | by lurge proportion of the profrwaton, satisded with such meagre grain Nabi ses in the ueighborhood, repeating outragoous | POT" roaders ang beyond the salient polnts of t! moneys. This, whilo it lasted, proved very lucrative, A 6 i de satisiied with sue rane of veriianie to. | houses tn ti hb 3, fess, Mra, Buckont ley upon the floor ia a b he sali lots of the ‘This, whilo it lasted, d luceati made public bi the columns of Tix Stw, wero the ANOTHER MANIFROTO, The League Commitee have yullwhed a circular tag forth the couves of the strike. In this eter format‘on as they could giean (rom the gartulty ofa | S¢andels sbont bie wife, and then cleared out en: d ; the door leading trom th tate tae aseaestnati Yesterday the following edditional | Dut Jnatice al last Paid him a visit and ho wont to | (heme of oxettod comment among the citizens of the popalat:on, erch individos! member of which had ® | bouior'on hearice these reset tate at cag Tee Foon. mppareatiy dead. Be. “ho Sing Bing for twelve months, He nas been quiet of er, was not | detalis wethered by Tie Sun's reporters: Pieae Pin iy eer caae at thee vente bette the | Island, and on aevern! oecastona the Spanish seamen Version of his cr her own to give. But now the | weatio tbe house of Mr Reudell. Buckout went w | (ends, bit rallied enough to recognize those around her, hnd speak tome of thelr Dates wad then soon | LORD, Opanted by his mistress, CarrieSmith, | election for asuulting Gershon Coben, In that in- | were biaeed by tho etrect bors. Ln asaloon in Tom- | It ts axserted that the Western Unton Company hava exchoment basso far subsided that the arighbors Woot ae a Bea. Brows, # relative Of Bees closed ber 6) ca forever, with whouhas been living during the past few | stance Fis eee a fo hy eal to the | kinsvilie, a Knickerbocker, who spoke Spanish, 6o- | entirely misrepresented the facts; and that the and friends of the parties to the tragedy are able to | mained about ai | reed share) Mota edlnedi Lagat ites evbjeet of contention is a reduction of (wenty-Ave per cont. on the enisries of three Ban Francisco operators, and a like reduction upon eight in the Bacramento office. Further, that the Lesene deos hot propose that any of its members shal) resume work anti justice Las been done their Pacific const brethren, ‘The feoling among the New York operators te very strong egainat tae oMfcers in charge here, pars teularly thelr condemnation of Gen. Eckert, Bupers intendent of the Fastern Division, at whose door very meny wrong acts are Inid, It ts neserted that be is tyrannical and harsh 11 the administration of his talk rationally sm) give connected narratives of fhets and cirevnstanees. One of Tax Stw reporters has been waitiox for this opportane time, and after faith- fully €.nyaseing the cotre eirele of acquaintances of both the murder: and his vietims, and convere. ing lea: orely with poarly every family in the negh- borbood, bus been erabled to prepare THE INST AND ONLY AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT OF TAK 7MAGKEDY that has been given to tie pabitc, In etving this tecount, be prears, for the better infor mation « f the render, eud in order to contcy a more Intellizens idea of the case, to commence back at weeks, ‘TRE ACENS OF THE TRAGEDY. Months atass Houston street, stepped into i ” costed one of the Spaniards, expressing Lis opinion THE FUGITIVE MORBAND ANEAKS BACK. porate ree Vay eerie Harry and o's, under the House of Commons, | "Gn Ine morning. of Deo. Si, 18, Chacies M, Ro- | 12 #tF0nK Tnucuage. ‘The Dons jabbered dereely, Daring this tine his friends, whether at his request © Went Ho street, at about half-past 1 o'clock, gers, on old and respeeted clttzen of New Lork, was | their eyes rolting savagely tm thetr dasky heads, and OF nut does not appesr, endeavored to persuade to got somoer, Seated at the same table, in | S004 io front of his residenco in Twolfti siroct, | come of them drow their knives, bat were restrained Mra. Backont to try end get him back. She replied the eeatee a ‘Dena end fo that he died ina lew boars, The feta of the | wy an old soaman, Ubat le had ler of own acoord, and from no © c0Om, wes cory three | case are etill fresh in the public mind, No deed of J of bis frienDunn made some insulting remark | violnnoo sivee the Burdell murder created wo much | Our reporter enterod into conversation with aev- to Carrie, ¥ was resented by Logan, and hich | €Xe:tement or obtained such wico-spread publicity ; | erul of them, and they were unanimous in saying words follobetweon the two. Atlength Dan's | Sitguve the seandit mud korres norrounding tire | that the flotifls wouid entl at midaleht lastanigtit, When questioned about the Cuban vosact, the Bed- Insults beero annoying that the girl arose and | recent Richardson-MeVarlagi wagedy ‘went ont of place. In @ fow minutos, or about ce porte, Baas i thy Ne iy cae A inl col, which satlod yesterday, they seemed ignorant | Qo'clock, L followed her, and while he was | Awollers ou the pans of far-of’ Kansas as. to those | Of her dowtination, Yot infucatixt Bpanisl besi- standing om steps Dann and his two friends | #ho lived within sight of the scene itwelf, nose mon ace wei! acquainted with the clreamstances, The search for the assassin was proteacted and | ani eens ") ° Htevped out, and Jostiedglasaltinety vast him. | ia ferauigubies bul barren uf reveles, ft wan Believed | Ail One Kentlcmay who lind come off in Delamater at f hers, and n might retorn when he pleased, but she would not wsk nim back. Finally, he came {0 a neighbor's, Mr, Schuyler Fusngey's, and an effort wns ade to got his wife to moot bim there, but she refused to eo out of the house to meet him: AL last, he resurned one éark, aiormy night, after bla wife bad redted. Finaing the doors {nst, te climbed upon w Abed and entered throu.t an attic or baléstory window, Tile wifo mot up to re- ceive him, und treaved him with ordinary kinduess, thongh somewhat alarmed, fe Onully noticed ber Ais. eres | rooms, not wed) Ibfeisch, plainly said thet it was an io fears, and told her not to bo trigatened, as he | Seeeee cece cee Loca at stepped up to them and asked them | thatthe maurderor’s nau was James Loman. Fire | feral breach of the ucutialt. laws, Circumstances | 4Partment, and anjust in his dealings Pag od the beginning, when Bockout Grst developed the | wouldn't Hutt her. “Hot” be edded. “iT pave's |: What they m by insulting him, Donn inquired, | One of \uat name was arrestod, but no cvidenoe be- | alter cava, men ander bie immediate eupervision. Mr. spint and disposition taut has culmineted so wluck: | Youd mind to Kil you avd tnysel! and make an end Whot” in roptied, Yon; I can lek you | (BX found against him @ second was suspecier!, and | This vemol, the Bedcol, waa bailt in Rngiand, In | lows, wko tea stockholder in the Western Union of ow rd M J onbicw.”” To this the wifereplied tuat if be rued in that mood he bad betser go away a dstay. But be retaiueu (rou that time wusll the tragedy, A CONTEST OF FEAR AND Love, After this return his wife sceus to have stood in fear of hina, On one occasion she consusted a lawyer tn ‘Turrytown in regard io procuring # divorce tu: i her love overcame her fears, unt she re- . tuougts arged w dy so by her friends, Nowwitustanding bis’ faalis, ho scems to heve bad a wonderful fondness for him, Sie was frequenily ailenated from ner father awd all her retty m his account ; a1 ugh her trionis i°. the nclghborboou, pity ink he condition, advised her to leave biin, ware re lod th. oved bim wo well a small, Hl0 a. ne that he could ele up with one bend bt he desir Ingly. The antecedents and family relations of the murderer have been telly given iu tormer published Statements. He was married to Miss Koop, his un fortanate wite, about twelve years age, This mar. Hage was stovtly opposed by the young lady's father, Avory respectable and wealthy geutieman, residing Sor near Sing Sing. Bo errnest wus his @position to the merrisge that an elopement became Leecesiry, \ 8 the only incuns of accomplishing the desired union, Where tue two were married has not been Qscertained; but it was not abher father's house, OF With lis knowledge or consent. THE FIRST FAILC After the wartige Mr. Koop became 1m a mea was captured on the night of Jap. 12. 1969. Pre- | the Ciyde workshops. She tan (ast-ealling brig ot and the whorrec of you." Doan then stepped | vious to the murder of Mr. Rogers and Lis | $20 tone. She isa’ very lively boat, and fer bi up to Logun, pulling his rieht hand oat of his | brother Mil ud lived with their father in | warke bave been lined with eueet-iron for the ‘Twenty-ninih street, ooar Third avenue. Im: | fectton of the ere discharges of rape, and pocket, drevarge bore, single barreled pistol, | irediataly afer the mordor Jim disappeared, and | canister’ Bhe har no boudelde nens, having beet 0 and hough it was stated that during the day be worked | hailt for pacific pa ‘She was intended for le SHO AN IN THE LAPT BRRART In tae depot, corner of Seventh avenue aad Forty: | Polynesian trade tocraise against the Malay pirates, just above thyple, His two friends baited and | HMth street; yet singularly enough he was not to und wae dtted with revolving platforms for two found thore, and did nob Fetorn to bis nouse at | pivot mune; and stunds for eight wwivels, fear on Kot away dovercor atreat, one of them dropping | night to sliced. Capt. Allutre aad Detectives Kel a eden ine partied: ie hier Reid. tre We hansen asinng-shot Wwas afterward picked ap by Off. | and Terwilliger were on the look-out, howe 100-ponnders whieh can fire spherical ehell, 319 casen Gually traced bim to the house of his bro " i rilonste cartridges, and £00 cer Farrell, L, after fring tho snot, pat the pis- | hier Zornes of Forty ninih sirect and Third avenue, | gh Arcarms, wil proportionate cartridg tol back into beket, and tarning on his hicel was | whe She tailed yesterday ostensibly for Naasan ; but it olng away WlOMecer Crittenden came ap and Waccue La hie tare he pa Be gt the Sth Of | has iuaked out that #he has eight men on board—fl- roar: Put bis arms Ard him, Duon looked the oMecr | gan Ni %," was keptin custody, amd though overy | in the face andd, “1 am not he man, ly casted * James Lo- Americans and thirty Cubans, The range of the ‘bitworths is incomparably greater than unything possibie Cuileavor was made to induce bia to com- | oy hoard the I: number of bis tus closed about and insisted that | Municare euch facts as ho wight i, hy persist | col keeps at a di Company, 18 9180 severe in his donmnetation, and re ards Gen. Eckert as exhibiting an overbearing dis position, and a lack of friendly spirit in hie inter course with his employees, For Mr. Orton, President of the Company, the men entertaln Kindly sentiments, but they say that in the present state of the case they arc barred from making distinctions between the varlous officers of (ue Company, They also claim that the Company has suppressed many dispatches sent them, mis represented others, and in seme instances given wt terance to positive filvetivoda concerning the past and prospective xotton of the League, ‘The recting waa very quiet and orderly throng. re 0 Was BETE Re ol ta Oatolica; vo that if tho Red- nce and fires at the Spaniard she out. end was a modol us astrike gathering. Be! ‘ apy ently denied al! knowledge of the effalr. He put exposing hereolf to a atngle Ne Pros ocean 10 60mm bure reconciled to the fact, und subsequently usslat- | ane "pe, iesired to. Bot very healthy, but worked the murderer Ifun into the asloon again as #000 | fax” been long known, tO the police. A | Chet and insy then captire 8 few Of (he COS DORS (et ea a a eee ines fay dnd: ed Buckout with capital to cpeu a coal yard at Sing | m Would jastity tt. because, sie esfd, es ashe had done defy Officer Crittenden then rok Occupation, he | was s roander he assistance of the Americans on board, and | piayod, and cautioned the members agatnst couzre- Bing. But in this business he was not saccessful, | (ho uxbt they sLould ? th see eeeeeecenneneesnes lot tim goand wap to “the tnterseetion of Mer- repatation. At Umcs he woald work, but these y or eripple the rest, In auy event ehe gating In the neighborhood of the Company’ ‘fice. . But in thi ne pot eUccens! ; ret acute attacks of industry geldom lasted long, and | terrible antagonist, and the odds are very great that | © tn private conversations with several members, Bome people attrivute bis leek of success to diso- Koad. cer @ wp ve she was ene ae would ve followed by mach Wanee aero H the Isabe! and ber convoy will never enter thobar- | some interesting points were fathered aM, nen Leta habits; otlern, snob: chusenbly diepeeed, pive [father Goan werk tee ie tee iene tess AVANTE OTESO Was going off wihe was stopped by Miante Vil: ean. © police constanily wa bor of Havana, unanimourly promise to stand by thelr Californ poate ote pt hd he | Occapted the western part of the louse, 8s A. Kitehen toor used ae ths com.on entrance to the | son, who was In wuloon wt the time, and naw the | Dim and he was om weveral occasions sirest, | Tie Cubans have st sea three armed vessals, and | breiuren. They way that the Company | in- the diagrom. ~ 4 made s failure, snd gave ap business, JRALOUS IMAGINATIONS AND A SEPARATION, At thin time Isaac Buskout ond bis brother, ed, but he always had managed to oseave | thi. fact al have had some influonce In do- Spot whoro Mre, Rrckow ma shooting. She tto bold him antl sae could at | throng lack of evidence. The — gene- pon abouts bere 60 ng. The Cubans here ‘on whigh Cluntias oh Chaties Izeud it was shot tract (he attonticf the police, but hor friend came | ret. opinion among the officers wa | and in other parts of the country are making slrenu- r. Alfred Pendelt sat ¥en shot up and fearing ‘IDunn might aboot ber too, per- | at he was a “patter np of Jobs;" one | ous eforts to aid their brethren on the ie/and. tent to reduce ealaries to cover losses enstained in the reduction in telegraph rates. If they concede a retnetion at one point, they think reductions may be asked ciao RUCKOUT's BEST PKIRND. RB Mr, Alfred Rendell, one ef tue vietums of thin tras b ¥. lived avout a quarter of ninile trom Bock: | fF f ‘ ; bi baat ; who planned villantes for oticrs to excctte In i where, and then there will be uo end to the eating Benjamin, were tving togetter in the outskirta of | OUt'® Diace,..across tie ficids. He was a whoiesuie droom through which Luckout shot the | wuaded her to lei and person il appearance he was about foot 10 inches A SPIRITUALIST'’S $50,000, down process. They elso regard this as the loitiative 3 ‘qaor merchant, doing Dusiaess ai 30 Plue street, lat eRCAreD tn Weight, with rather broad shoulders, 149 to 150 move In a policy ettled upon Ly the Company, and the town, Having ubaudoned all business parenits | ji this ely, endl was one ol tie best (enous : aba bands io weyght, and altogether an_setive, well —-— tisk Sen’ Breaciecu was’ eclected as (he point of at the time of 14s failure, Isaac was doing aothiag, | Backout hvi in te neighborbood. He ased to Fe the tana er ceene etree’: | Obcer Smith, | built man, | Thord wae nouhing pasticulsriy re. | The Invalidity of « Will Rxecuted wndor the | fest ausck, on account of ite great disinnce irom the support for bis family coming from his wife's | Maice wa moods spelle and try wud break than ap. | 9 Tne ttd been working, TTeTINE (oow where | in the meantimend come up with Logan ai the | mark:bioabogt bia features beyond o rather ewardhy Inflncnce of Intexteating Liquors. Ae large telexraphle centers, and in the hope that a esther by going fo Buckuul's house or sending fi saab ee: eto 5 complexion and dull eyes, peoul $ no! ent i t would be overlooked, father. This fact soens to hive had the effect | Buckuut’ te come. to las tock ity eegnaing, fF Ha pon, Intersection of icer street, and thinking lim to | FOP a ot ender itn uopr “Thinwss | John McKinley died in this city in January, | move at eo remote s poin' Of touring hin disposition toward her. At all | sould, ger Y f soecess weom to be chietiy rous man, fond of a story ands joke, | A glance at the diacram will tell the whole story | D¢ {RO murderero setaed him, Lut Logan ex. | dhé'nan upon whom the weight of suspicion Iu the | 1868, at the age of 88, leaving property worth about | , The | emiieipat bt ge based gj the necessity of telegraphic facilities te events, be audirnly became very Jealous, and | ORteulely Lospuable, and Mleasant wo all, Bucwsut | of the Moody afta. Buekout gor bie victine | clawed, « Porsi'e wake, Smith, take me to 2 gore murder case uae heavily Teeted. ant . 000. His only heirs at Inw were a nephew and the botlaras comment: Thvre are 80) operators 4 iy ways «ll sm « to wo wo ploeed and gave them each a 3s of cider. Then, doctor— ao” bi n ws “1 charged her witu afidellty to him. The | Boadell's, he siways came sway feeling eo acu | etoppiig into his bearoo.n, he procured ms euneai- | SCtor—f am oi He wes then taken to the fon the Corouct's iuquest vvaa by bis mistress, | Miece, John 8, McKinloy and Mrs. Leabelta Lamb, at ‘ost singular part of the story is that he accused bis claimed that if theac all como into the movement—as better, Whenever tho aubunpy mau wasin tivutie | realy peepared for tee, cid. stoning in the tor. | Woorter atrecTbitce Staton, and afterward re- | Eartha Clearwater guar K'lsworth, there seems to be a fulr prospect of thelr doing— he wsed to goto Rendell tax ‘he said that | and two grand nephews, James D. and Sarah Mo- never ‘aied of secur. | way, with bis acknowledged skill as a marksman, | Moved to Belne Hospital, where, at a late our | Logan came to her room about # o'clock the morn: | Kipiey, the tatter being young children, He made s own brother of being her partner in ertins, Believ- the companice cannot by any possibility transact Da- ing relict, Last year ero overdue aad uae | cov cred both men in o ; wens ' ing o! tse marder, and remained there until nearly 4 ad mnust sield to taekr demands, They 8 ing his own unaginations, Le one moraing mnde a | peld and the coliccior threptemed to levi ae ia tana obabie that the elder waaicwaeason: | last nleut neid at the point of dentl, Carrie | 18 OL, Torte ee rete evening, when De wll two daya before his death, tering all bla proper cineas, Gnd must yield to thelr demande, They Oa pretence of golog away carly before his wife had | # In tits emergency Kendell was app.ied to, enlering the Deck. severing the carocd | Smitth, Mint? iiso ities, to John 8. Mo- thetr pisces, and that they have means to hold ont a month, They do not think, bow- ever, 0 long & time will be necessary, but look forward to the reaseombling of Congress ‘on the 10th, and the conscquent press of matter on and at once other oct: though the Rendeli show apriog, Ren’ risen. Soon after he left the house, a hawk was see: Gying over, aud Benjamin, who waa also up and at work, proposed to shoot it, He went into the house after his Lrovber’s gun, which be know was standing und Tohuny Cuwrke wero oll | had x differcat bat end overcoat from those he wore | ty, excepting some small a Are the mone; to py the taxes, On 1 the spinal core, thas cansing instant | detained atipoi.ce etation to await the result of | in tbe inoreing, and expiaiged bis change tn Kinley. ‘The will, which was drawn up and writ- ms he loaned hag sniul sums, Holding the piece stil at his abowlter, the ose articles in Jamping ‘ences the stootinethe pistol was pleked up under a tree | DY Saving he uad lost those articles | ten by John 8., after having been two dare closeted tin pot now ks 1, Bor dow Mr, } mm rawept itquicdly around uptal Chari - \o escape the police ; that lis band was bound up *# yakwhw Gar leeer ie nities > | Galea oge, aod then Sred's bl Charles Rane tn Greene *t by Corvelins Tristmam, Yesterday | {r hurt and thet he reun with her all night, re- | with the old man, ond which wns signed while, tt ts When Buckout disappeared inst | ast y main charge passed by the | mening Coor Fignn took the fusing to undrers, but Iring upon the ded a bis | alleged, the old maa Was using intoxicating stim the wires, ae the event which will compel the Com- ked that he was owing him | leit side ol tng the ear horribly, clothes ; that ne deft at 11 o'cioe Year's mors: | tants, was rejected by the Borrogat the ground | Denyto euccamb. For the prescut, tuere(ore, they In ‘ve bedroom occupied by his brother and wife, | (hendeli) sbout $100. Whether be had loaned hiw | The goblet he beld'in b's Land was thrown up ANTERTRY DBPOS: 10" OF LOGAN. ing, and she had wot sineg seco him. that le was not rly executed, tn decogent no propose to do nothing but wait. Mrs. BackLout was still Im bed when Benjamin en. | Any, lane not Raowa, But he was runout ot | to) Ward of the t. Tt owas shivered, ‘The snifensid that be was born tn freland, tw The atron points in this testimony are that Logan. e Teclared to the witnesses that it was bis credit nearly everywhere ele, hw borrowed the tered the room and rot tne gan. Issac, who had been watching the movements about the house, ap TUR COMPANY'S STORY. ‘The Western Union resards the situation as one fragments driven juto the young ehe eye. One or two pe effect upon the ¢h audcoat, The mo derer lost his | The old man, it was calmed, was suffering from an injury to his brain, caused by a blow on the he a spiritualist, and had. erected a monument 29 soars 0 ‘ ‘Tweaty. | dad on noother i 89 soars of < and resides at No, #40 Hust Tweaty- | Fat in'che area of Mr. Hogers’ house during the ninth street.t alout a quarter pari ono yorter- | stroggte, while tis cout was tern and a portion money Of everybody who would lend bim A CHRISTMAS PARTY —THE MEGINNING OF THE END, in whioh if they gire an Inch an ell wil bé omer it hb the brain, But the tw ny morning entered the aaloon tn the bascmont | left in Air. Rogers’ grasp. Again the inside of the femory tivo yeare before his death. ‘The | Hence they refase to make any. concess foagtad at this momert, snd conabt bls | Om Ohristmss Mr, end Mra. Huckout spent the r that Caries does not distin tio. OS Mancatecctts tetarmething teat Ts | sleeve retained by Mr. Rogers was covere! with n the decision of the Surrogate war sey will Oght the strikers on their «rohua, ond rother in bie wife's room. He made 60 | day at it by uvilation, Atter cate yet know that his (ater sy aed bd Iiood, showing the assassin must have cut his | rday in the Supreme Court General | inake the “present. experimers. one. for al Sreat a disturbance about this affir as to lead to n | were brought out a kame Of ringlnn proposed, was clearly at work at |S down ate of the tables where @ young gicl | hand, and thus sotled the sleeve us be pulled bis ocision reserve Time. A vieit to headquaricrs yesterday evoniny Separation, Mrs, Backout returning to her father's | Mra Rendell cbyccted to plesing bictuse of her r urther end of the Kitehen when the shoohug alrearlysated. She left coo8, and tn about trough tt tu bis ence ve, gard tor the day. Puck out showed that the work wis going along in the usu: F he run to. to o eo tunt ff fe can be ncerul 3 : LS. . Tt As 8a be day had been ane greater house. In her subsequent ststemcats of the affair | eude:, axa patty re wil Tundeliane aes imi, and thevo'nict he ascarsin comiug’car” Hig | ‘Eee OF foOrnntas he alo went ous, out retarned | yu"Perwounl msicry. ile ina, been onder, ss ROBLING FUE MAILS: Se Te Tl od to friends, she always malutatued that she left him | Backout 4 ugaines ; Ket and bf Quickly Cupbed his gu peat her brains cut with | 46a to get Nyt for his cigar, He stood afow | yeitiance nearly all the time: and provably be | ,. Armed Brigauds whe are Operating | metuze had been = promptly put through, Of tbls occusion. On tue contrary, Buckont ss ston partner were beatcn, whic adie bi two blows, It than ovable that nutes on thavement, when three men stepped OF sumpected the fict, ax during the past | The Armed cae fos To fil the placca of the etrikers, ope ’ a good deal, so m in some | it was to part of murderer's intention ft of th ed hit ly, bat s escapes charge of crime, But stew between Denver and Cheyenne, raore had beon dbroucht from some of Kd maintains that Meche nr He aie c. gcd } to, all her, “but meet ng her Ye dil, he | pe ih wegeeid bert Aveda ba e fh oe days a. an oficer obstrved hmupon the sirect:and | Ag armed body of men stopped the United | ihe eu station ine wuinhern who, vave been e Rrowsly Cxoggeraied the fees in the case, an: . a y di follow fires impnises, at felled ‘her, | be took no nee of it; ano’ ” tol | remarked to Cap! aire thi pugs di spat wi ‘Tuceday between Denver | oUt of the pro! ome e carne forward Bircolate the story thet he cauzht the twocccupying | Mr Hendell ecdecuren: Sieg. te lee THK PLIGOT AND KURMENDER, fired nponim, the ball penetrating at the left | taust have been having bard luck he still | States mali coaches on Tuesday sd thalt, services usual pieht fores wore the same old white coat bi & ded 1, common, and heuce some of the si:ndcrous and Cheyenne City, and rifled them of their con. various blis to be sixteen, wi evening twentys 1 pleasautry, aud at lars, ina foe When he hai accomplished his marderous work, | sid ovhis he, Ho was enttrery auconscious anor | Yorn the eine Ont Naas § raerihap Avmenear riety ards ii nighe 4 Vrain engaged, At 9 o'clock the Com. Feporte that have gained circulation rezarding the | Way *iit, VIke. you and Tare tot wurthiew te | yoltel up, und an eid hot perched Wien Gee hank ae | thst until he whed Bellevue Hospital, Me also de: | the "Jim Loxwn, N Koger murie iad a” surplus of wen, woman, who was undoubtedly wholiy innocent ot | (OW*. UME We have got good wives,” or, ‘ e . st pany, en se sotebent ning, | with the dim Logan wiot’ by Jerry Duga ia Houston | route have been robbed since Christmas, Thefiret | Pary, tad © tuumae sf tine nies that he hany weapoa or slang-thot about bira, | ith | i 7 : rolbery oe committed twenky saree Mailcs Cos Me | were: ohawe, Tie BUN renerier from Bt Lous 0ee Of iis goilt ip the Rogers case, those best conver: | or Oueyenne, atf % Sanday morning, the | Chicago professing that the places of the strikes sant witi'the nets entertain ap doubt whatever, “it | Qf Cheyenne, at o'cluck on Sanday morning, the | Cicege treet ihey had weme men over whom would be along story to recapitulate all thattends | Griven away, and the coach and orses, with con- | they did not need, and that if there were vacancies ia to much a con’lustoa, aud as the woanded wan ty be- | LOS cattured entire, ‘Ihe mail waa a. very | New York these’ surpiv ‘ators would enme om, Md recovery or power of oxtended epecch, the | \clgdnte one, and contatned » number of registered | Word was returned that thet New York had al the oballity 18 that he will earry to thegtave aa darg | Valnable one. dnd conserted n eerobvers wore mill: | operators needed are too good for us, Tuateed of good humor, this sally, #0 mueh I seemed to. tender mored compa the buatand and wife after leaving known, Atti. bis Lead. Gaining the street, be started upon yet Gera rie & run down the road, A ilttie boy who had | sod he says biid not speak to the girl or any me POY wan mure ilicha: | pod he eeports oF the wun. asked in the sulooniie remembered their faces, but u 1 ran on, holding bre prio! in bis hed, | Dartonaer w the onlyyoerson he conversed wit he ran the entire distance t: 1 © residence of Logan seer hopeful of recovery, but Dr. Mc. Mr. Ire Mi\er, abont half a mile o (ue road to Tar. Lean, who {+ tevd: does not believe ft pos- cundfoauinaicas, rytown. Meeting Mr, Miller in bie yard, hie threw NNO Newline ims oes 8 F Any criminal thought or desire. TOORTHER AGAIN, Precisely how long this alirnation lasted bas not been ascertained, but it was of but afew months’ uration, and was finally terminated through the arency of Buckout's mother, who « secret that which hee baried with Bekel, Ifbe | {o> > a, f 4 The managers are confident of success Letters a to have been 4 Lin nrme about “his meek, nnd eried™i'im arnined | sible that hea live, ‘The ball pansed between tbe | AMT Tut diag retribution hus follawad | jet averconis and were mounted.on small Rorace. | | Tle meeeer are wald. tO. have been rectived yews © most oxemplary woman, a model of w Quaker | 4,08, Tuesday following, Miss Missle Rendell wont | oie ay endear Take sats, sb! | fifth and eixtive, tisrough the perteardinm, and 1s | gwitthy upon the Houtatep of crime, and has been | fo deci (rope tO guard the mail coaches between | terday from persons representiog half the stock of matron, Mrs, Backout's father was bitterly opponed | there Sirs. Luckont enid to lier that she didn't wes | Poor Coarley ; Poor Charley.” Miller gor him futs | *UPPOReG to \ lodged in the left tung, from wirich BOT tO cen in URS: SHOHeB ee CO: SEAE OF WIEN’ | {hp cities Bamaed ee ee ee imself made use. to her return to him, und for long time refused to Tocognize her because of her determination to hv ‘With so worthless a fellow, But his aifretion for his Gaugbter finally overcame his vrejudices agoinst her hand, aud be again became friendly. A VALUABLE PRESPST, Bockout was still unable to do any business, and ‘Was living muinly on Lis friends, when about ten Years ago Mr. Koop tought the farm in Sleepy Hoi ——. what had cot into Ike (her lushand), he was go foar- | the house and took bis pistol from him, and er- | !¢ would be vy dangerous to attempt to extract it > fully jealous lately, nobody could come to tre house | deavored to quiet him. A messenyer was then seni | The tuvoluary actors tn the terrible tragedy | The Dytug Man Denies that be Murde! Governor Hoffman's Reform Party. without exciting Bis tusplcions; sie was ofratd be | 2 ascertain What Lad been done, and on learning | were examinent length i py The desire of our City Government to reduce Ghee would do sowe mischief yet. Mies Kendall remarked | the facts the miserable wap was taken to town wud pede daha inidacad ; taxation and appoint (he most efficient officers was OY eaey 8 cif that af that was the case ver brother Charley hau | delivered bo @ constable, DEPUTION OF CARRIR SMITH, To the Edttor of The Sun, tay aoe Maat ie ie City Hall yeetorday. The tere of Feanazivania, in arriaburg yeateegay. Tae etter Re £ xe Ve Pgs Mrs. Buckout CHARLES REN CONDITION. Treside at ifast Houston strect; 1 have known Sim: Relative to tho article in to-day's News | City 1 y 1s oficered by a Librarian, Avsistant January, 1867, the total reduction of the debt bas Me te eens ecg rem {0 0@ jealoas | Young Remdcli, after rec. ving the wound stag- | James Locan tothe Inst yenr, and havo lived with | ghout the tbe shooting of Logan, allow me to say | Librariin, and ex or seven messengers. None of | j00n's] agin, ‘The establishment of home for "When Mies Rendell starepgtinay usly | gered out of the bouse aad es MUF- | iiss at 30:80 P.M, visited nim by request of his | theso geutiemen, with the exception of Ue nasiatant, | disabled soldiers 1s reccwtaended, and legislation hen Alisa Rendell started to go hom: e, was over to seen in the library, Mr. Chari - Bey rthy Mra, Buckont walked part of the way ‘ith ber: | aneunscious wet Tussder mobi wher ie Sea ee a a ree ns | carcat relative, in order to satisfy myself in ree | Roar yee eee eae tee ner aty of the ergue, | flative to such calamitige an the Avondale disaster, Buckout soon came un bebind them, Bporkmng t. | SBcoRncque te 1 had shot ‘bis " ; i h evil : , ‘The Governor says that Cubs coosraphically belo Miss Kendell, be aid, "The d enough to ask why Buckout bad shot bim; 1 Went Houstos street j-wo sat dome } gard tu hie connection with the Hosere monier, hs. | The man who did he work las been removed, and | fMACGyier ies and thereore be aske for action. —— Gov. Geary’s Message, "3 message wus read to the Legisla rrisbore yesterday, ‘The ck in, as dea nh bim «ver since » was acquitted of the Roger cr ittent gers on Wedneiay Tmoraing, ot about balfps went wit 5 ’ tthe To ; man who. didn't has been stained, This gen ea, fore | Jow on whieh they have since resided, and deeded it | (B¢." Mise Roudell fred around’ and sobed | ccc ity fis ape, didn come ap to | the ee le nd Jerry ‘Dung | cause of the avsertion made in that paper by Cope. | ee a ee tn an nor the wixth Ward, Teenie a aatianea ts beaoianas to them, Gur reporter was unable to ascertain the | mary at, be cient us Verated the strange | rant of the extent of the tragedy stercay | Oud Anoteer man way alongside of Allaire that be bad no doubt of the guilt of James y friend of Alderman Cuddy. i lrrsitsconblon oak * . Whea she reproved kim end urged him Dn rib eat | Bod one of th fends on lying Belic a : "OUN' extout of thie farm, but It 19 of respectable disaen. | be more quiet. After amumcnt he broke out again, | tadiemphoticlees did. not toca it werner teats | next to Lagan | nthe ‘course ot con Lenaa No. 9 mow auftvring ano ving te Belloves WESTOMESTER COUNTY, sions, with all the necorwury barns and other out- | #4YiMm, "Your father thinks T am a worthless fol: Hospital, Alter three interviey s with bim in bis Scuator Fessca en's Success { : toned rezardi Y Pahuild hecon, | ud bis party gc very coarse in thelr langaaze, und —— : low; Tl be a heay more worthless yei 0 | ee rons there a ete, Bhuald he con. | tnoulted me fesy? fect up irem the table; end | jotervals of consciousness, bo enswered mo wone | The Hen. Lot M. Morrill was nominated in &| 4. impostor ie canvarsing the subarbs of New buildings, and s comfortable farm house, one ands | deil tried to pereuade him that her faiber's remark | sate te vibe etme’ oe Slear | comg outside, coased over. to the otarr side of the | of nts couse? Joint eaveas of Republican members of the Marine | ae rite oe erage cortive tices thet Ralf stories to height, nicely furnished ihronghout, | WAS uly @ plece of pieusantry, and dton't mean |” bailed J eva La Sere ae atverward and stoos | OF bis cc ‘ Legislature yesterday, for United Blates Beastor for | Tork, Cine packases of tis Tuners fort Here for a while the pair lved happily to Anything, Buckout wus not at all satlefed at this, NOT WHISKEY, at the top of tip stepa, when T eroused the treet | “No, no, oo! I never did it, Tknow nothing | the unexpired term of the late Benator Fessenden. | gays, will entitic the holder io articies of 1 Ppily toger and continust to mutter, After a wally he suid: |, Buckout bas drank no tiqaor since Christmas; | and went and spoketo hin, und tried to get him to | about it." The Demograts base pomineted the Hoe. Tsang | is valine. upon presenration aad par ‘Tacy wero both fond of musie, and voth well edu: | Tell your fatuer umd Charite ts cose down New | theretore all statementa thay te was deiok when ho Orer tome but iading my eforts of no avail, | "Dia iiegerson,gou was with on the night of the | Reed, of Waldpborough. AAT BC Llsbeath cated in the art. Mrs. Buckort had a plano on | Year's rooruing.” Buss Rendell promised to do so, | committed thie terrible crygge ars erroieous As to | Linened away and went toward Bradway i. dual Gada Aludarenpe elt ey ————__— iit iy Tes whieh sho plaged very miosis, while er nevana | me Hort Bim. his Insanity shgseadtr San Judge ws wal as we, after | before l reachee Hrondway 1 beard the Fepot 7 Taething Reforms Promised tu Portw ‘ ba a : c THR WOUND STILL, RAXKLING, Feadipa #27) ncount. But it way be wated that but | a pistol pet twee aratnd, yan back and nol not that I kauw of!” I Tac. bax'tos General Costeaaseeebied er i er OMA Violin, Taey woth sang also; On Friday. Mise Marion Rendell cot very lew, ‘funy, people In Slecpy Aotiow beBeve | Logan staggering towards the coracr of Mercor " MISDON, Jan bog “4 Lo ‘The American Tost{iate will nominate officers te und it nsed to be a ploasure to the neighnots & drop ‘S.. he Isiter wa ne fir Back. | bun insane, treet, meer Rwith Hen came up and pus bis arm fe waren scare nero AEs Hone whee ot Wopoe:| Conte: Ad Ne BCeiOn Smt Panne ma aaa trertts) | Right SOP LEM ots i fe. The Iaite noe ’ . ts aged mother | His Mijesty promisos tha overnment : fox We in end enjoy their musle. Mcben, very Mery wn ( Mas, BUCKODT, round Logan who eatd nae, Cem ties | of Ne living wore given ap, ead bis aged a yor | reform and econ: | ‘The Board of Hoalth Noy ‘4 he pintor noticed ity aud trie The storien affecting the reputation cf Mrs, Back. | ne to a doctor's shojy The offcer then | way sitting beside him WB: YARD), | eaene: Mepetant. MMESS OF referee analonen: | The Mears Of iee'or bretoe BUCKOUT's . its, bho get ou! of Cut aod ber relatives originated with partios ut | tsked hin ithe know who han sc Hi and he seid - ee — — Sea ceiameea nt onde are all covered with lee. @t?> Buekout was an idle, dissolute teilow, ball fellow | he “we so thinw belo TAN, tha re, Heroannly 3 (i ¥ Ve on shed ge won tata taken io tae SUN Pre SHAE The Spanish Wonarchy Mudie, cosday Ob tbe Fu Avenue Hine eine well met with everybody, more fond of amusement the > tiations, or Buckout's’ brothers, "are reise, | lose here J sccompanied him sere Mavatn, Jan, 5.—Tho Cortes heaitate to invest | gy9 & ; take - ewe ho 's brothers, “ure fal: ‘i " ADRID, 18D, ©. T 9 “oroner's jury re dict ¥ than work, utterly negligent of hia farm,» fre 1. Rendell's calling fama eens | BuckoNts CHM vroter muvee DEPUsiTION OF JOHN CLARER, Dry Char tatte Homer: ook place | Restut, Kerrang with sovereten power. ‘The partis nh at dura sevmrned 8 verdict enter dug Ta iste fal “f om genorsl expression of those who kuew her, She | Ho vet, Just opposite to Harry und Johany's R, Meeting-house. ‘The —— ——e john Jayenx, of 1.983 Brow q Inge of Tarrytown, three miles distant, rather than Hi and Charioy toeete duvitae | har n twin sister, dane, who waa educated wt Mout on. Wednesday morning, at about ten minutos | yostertay from Trinity am. suree that Mrs The Maryland Legislatur sti oy AStutl Girotghe Nateliway alge Chaabeg Of bis meadows and harvest felds; fond of gorelp- | New Year's moruiug, using the coprernien’ Syne | Bt. Vincent, iu his nd 1s Dow A member of | toto, I walzed the and wes going | Rev, Cyrus D, Foss nai. im hin Ore ‘ ideal at a bad mireet yontorday . Ping with Nis neighbors, bunting, or any other diver. | them to be eure and come,” PCPA | he onder oF she Bistar toner slater, | talo Harry 6 to ect 8 cup of enue, when 1 met Min: | Dr. Losier was bora iu Milburn, N.J.. ia woe? | _Axarouie, Jan, OP. C. Latrobe, of Balti. | ‘ie frat reception of tho + Nous Sociaptes’® sequen ‘ Ores: OF Ee Ble swe eran Ron 8a “ pate turn fb : are, was cieoted Speaker of the House,” The Sea: | tanee quace nore iridgy tng taut Nous Social sion, rather than work, He was not a drunkard, HOW MANY VICTIMS WERE INTENDED? tnd ia MH ving here. Tae tamilyis eatinenthy | eound sod eild, "Alito, Sonny fy no regognas. | 18 190 wetted tn Michigan, sud subsequently (A | Se pepcareed without ong Mis*afexondves 63 Fate cyeuine 1" the residence et and seldom got drank, Bot le used to drink freely, | ‘These circums:ances are accept ; Feapectable in all its connections, aud above re- | Ing her, asked w ‘and miter eho | Winona, Minnesota, with hor father, who still. ro- | ate Boye Tes WIUOUL FRAO! " H ; dj io toner : eccepied protty gen f Vtold me, a il, Dpn't. go down there, we | sides there, She attended the New derscy htite o Lei ure The basement of 69 Chorry strect, belay a nursery And, in toper par'auce, “keep bis tick about full ail | %# conclusive evidence of premeditation on the prt s - a ae be 4 88 | Normal School, and graduated at Gleca, ance which Te wnt D of tvohus fever, was ordered ‘by tho’ Hoard of Houlue 1 it the time.” Ho seems to tave been popular gener. | of the murderer, Bur there are the cou DOOROUT 8 STATEMENT sete eiccd to "her ton eta cte, PRY | aho became a teacker, In 1961, she to New | The Maine Aeplalature ofgasie’t, At Mocyste © to be yiowted atl disinfected yestoriny, 4 * | taunlty who lay but lite strees pain ered lis sen ; | au d to he nuute, when Ne weber. I ¢ 10 Maine Leyial 4 pest i ally o6 « neighbor and a companlon, eepectally Ot thene are the fal on air Ine Miller, sa ees terse eines | Lowa SOON Of, Tk COR, OR a ie ee Tac eae or De Clanaee Leen | Zenenmads, rita Me mauler faa ested Peres a aehiae, Wa.aveaking of poleaness fhe Crotad ainong men, He wos gross and sensual {u his habits, | Louse Buckont aher ‘committing ‘the tor. 168 | Oe Ue a aale. Cees Rie ont” ue teattre vhove sun she married two. years afterward, She | Yeon, a ale @ | Sod'fidgewasd water, were pelsoued Dy leva p1be., And tame! adiasts that hia cnimal passions were | The deed. They, wey that be could not have 1 ls mainly | ov i: inale poloied Bim ees ee Frudvaied iat MMU aGn betanae ARLRecee ce cet | OER Bi en ae eee . works War, W, TL MUbies Hill lactate ula oral Ms ruin, He was big, buriy, clever ne'erdovwe | motte, murder st, the Hime, te he ada Javiied und of those pa van (Caerie Mmnth) crows ‘over trom tho othor | tomy wud philosophy a ft Nast, weer pro PERSONAL INTELLIGBNOR. jo the Hl of aie YA. 9. oti i sontg a Kind of a man, whom everybody knew, and nobody | the saine day ut bis house, It would weem) In " side of (he street aud go up aud talk to Logan, Sue | Ment speokor tn the iagwomen's and Woman plist WER ADIEd MArvehs 1a DEARIT OF 8 Rastern Uras 5 i body e day at ‘ bn wey 5 shore atten lett him aan ee “iy Suffrage Associations, and had lecvured on medicine > The body of George Baur the murderor at Burder, Ira Miller asked Bu ¢ to come down to : ik id and a8 soon as they cot on the videwalk 1 Green» ood Cemetery. rivot in Washington yesterday brother, of Std Main street, Hula rural ie S ule q O his The State Democratic Convention met in Con: ed wp to of thet 1 i eee nn Mo yw. ete Brooklyn, A PRAKPDL CRIME lace in York and shoot ot @ murk. | cord yesieruuy, ‘Tue Hon, “onry Boogham, of Lit. | StePPed gp to ene of them and wads © What did Oiker Nowbilition. Sone, MPa 7s cine, Zestenian, Ganent orge Willlam Curtle wiit lecture inthe Un His residence fa Sleepy Hollow is ihe centre of Buckout d el this duvitatl Rani | fore FeeLeeAy, eeldene yeaah Of Lite F you insult me for?” toe mau repitod, * Whit ate 1 o at Arins of the Massachusetts House eorge Willlam Cur iV eet the Vaitarine id y Hollow is (be centre of o 1 that hisevesigit was not good ; ali ne nae Both eclimation, | when Logan said, * Why. you! Lean lek you: and | The Mon Wilihua 1. @ ted tn Richmond, Yesterday the Fire Commissioners appointed J ch w Trichton, » onarrow eveniog, Mt Uttle collection of five or six dwellinzs in el groun: - ¥| ot Kod; also that Lis th, Was nominated tor ate Paks & bts sed,’ all three | Va., yestorday, in the wiety +t § ‘ i . aid of the Roldicrs’ Monwiacut and Kehet Puad of Bost y Inge in lose pros: wero notaceady caensts toshedh earn eet hie Des, nominated on being 8 Who?” answered, all three yoauorday, in the 1. Perley Chief hugineer, 18 (he place of Riushe Kins | dor the Bolder! A Amity, with three or four othe jour dirce! again who think he medituyed 1] . z ‘or Railroad | of you," and spread himself ag it he meant business, | War A lnwrer’ In dee hey land, resigae bath glial . frit all piles 2s noopant et ireetions | iiase® eble to" hishhonee for tae targeting al | Contain, siding falth in the prim. | Atiuunnime loean and two ‘of tne ten" woudan' | autre ghia ning, ota tases Major-Cien. Daniel Pratt, tne great American trav. | ,,Atthe riveting of to Mownt of Health veoterday “94 hier was # Wen | duiging in whobesale buichery. ‘Ticy ciaim to bo. | ciples ul. the. party; opposce eenirclicati © a Als tage angles oF s triangle, and the otber man | Whig cantidate (or GoverDor of Virgil, filer unl conditate for he Preadency of tbe | Tihs [uaaian actin ee onomuelDy Water by eluting hab pamed Frock Weeks, (ater and xrand‘uther of | lieve that oe liad seven victins marked, Of tus, | wounces the action or Congress Aa rakathan te dene, | Btood in the Thavesince heat wae Jerre Doyen | | We F. dtckson, ai} oficer of the Metropolitan Po: | gt a Muomi atte tais eeeiae Be eaten: | eee eed fox tse in succeeding bain, 07 MOPS U8 2 x . a h 4 wor 01 ongress 1a rel f ry ve sinee bet a8 Je ko vl of the Metropo o- | ent fi Masonic Hall, thts, ¢ he extra. | once a i Mm guile « pumeroas family, probably the least respect: | however, there 18 no reasonable proct unces “imonopoiiee ay prejudicial to a | hiv tanusin hie avereant pcketry aud at the cy cdot coumiimption at Miia ordinary General describes lite lecture ay the areatcst of final rule, by order of the Comptrotier, of the Able, eoclaity spenking, of any in the neighborhood PREPARATIONS YOR FRR uUTDER. jeclares for the taxation of ali | clusion ol Logan's last remark, ho" atorped wee eld Lo He ieavon a wt tho age. dprecith Wad. Market sande Seventeenth siren oka 2 Pda coutracts, bonds, aud securi calls for the pa thts rh EATS, BO, OOP DES HP Ouuhar of the Police = Was effected yesterday in tue prown col Dire. Weeks was brought up in the same neighbor: | On New Year's moruing Backout took down his | manrar dems: nt atherwice spec Men, fe the AY | the tater, on Hrawing A pislol obs Of hie righthand 50) Am SPARKS FROM THE TELEQRAPIL p and other City Halt oticinls ood with Buckout, and the two played together druble-barrelied (owllng lece which wo leuging ucludes' with @ tribute ty the memory of the | fund’ put tue pistol” back in isle poset, uch eer puiiione ue pigeon match between Ira Paine, the present Children, It was therefore bot natural, when be | charged born barrels: He ‘then eieaeed acid, cum | tate ex-Hvewident wilked toward me. ‘Pho other two mien tag uit | !eASH#Y FHOM THK OCEAN CABLES. | qye stosmer Connecticnt reached Troy Inst night, | champion aad Charles Beane neath tak Femoved to that vicinity, that an intimacy should | rele carefully und reloaded the plece with No. 4 shot Mrs deat Shecetinine tua ui toward Mercer strect, Tho Liverpool Cotton marget closed steady. with ‘The nominations for the oMcars of Weabinaton | ‘he snatch ts for 81,000, ot at Aly Arise between iim and the Ween family, | Lnalead of reterning the gun o Its uaual place, Le | yy ure Wear Mhremtening thw menate, DKPOSITION OF MINNIE Wr laude at Ligeitead und Orleans at Tyaihid et MP" | Territory ure to be sent to the Hunate at an caity day, | birds eur. | nt e we m 1 , Jan, je lorney= Yoos wut e Voonsoe es reaentative, Prank Bo Puls intimacy was, for several years, very | sna iefit there: He. then took Ma ae eetCeM | General Hour ainounes that he will insist uponcs | _ Treside in Bieecicer street ; T was a An expedition is preparlug to sail from France to M J: Wood was, Billed in Woonsocket, B. | Tom Ali prospntstive, Frank Barn close, But it was eundercd even or eight | pinto! end dischrrged some or all of thu loads from | ¥ me In bis ease in the Benate, und thet If rejected hy | step of Harry's $e 8 wl 7] és xe au recover ROAR KO frat dn treasure, eulch was lost ny, by @ tal r . r shat vid ity 1 t. will remain im the Cabtaet: that for aix weeks he re- | UP, recognised hit | told bit 1.01 a, | mee Bre Bea een i. eo Pe % o 5 Fears ogo, because of Auckout's prevailing weak | tot and reloaded It, pusting it i his pucket, fined io allow his name to bo used for the Sudgenhip, | ML thought there would bo a dghty Just afer i | Consoly cloved at 99% for both money und the ac: | _ The House Postal Committee will report a bill to} firth Kinin Gully ess, which manifested itelf in the violation of |... THR FIRST CALL, and foslly consented only at the urgent personel re. | Made te remark, Logan came out and stood on tho | count. United ptaiy fvetwenty bonds, 188), 67; 1963, in cightcen months, The post. mor torday bas of Waeks'a Concho, ison About 11 o'clock in the morning w neghbor named | queet of the President, aud thay tue revesal t sidewalls; 8 girl’ orossed over from the opposite | old. Roy EAT WN) ten-forion, Bax. blocks, quick} : body of uit F gupnoned to hive Deru } 1 ® Biri Of but 14 years of | Campbell called, While C: y A : ¥ Erie railway shares 13; [igols Centrais 103, Lient, K. P, Colby, United Btates Arm; on of , Fenton. developed ¢ © ie Campoel! was "there, Huck. | trim must be conrtrucd aa aa Attack upon the P side of the sefFet, and after spenking @ few words to y donth Dy ner husband, Joa Fenian ose, then attending school. On the discovery of this | out tGok # pitcher and weut tuto the cellar to ull at | dent, wuicu may lead ton rupture between hit and | lin), went up towurd Broadway ; three men then y--71+ 7 ee BiPintoueh che heed in defersck Tones, HIRE | Mige aie had divd of utariue betiorrtiage, we Bo marae Paina: faeckeas eR for parte ouknown, and re. | with cider, Koln Gown outside und in front of the | the denators wiio vote to reject Mr, Ho and | came ont of the ssioon, and Hogan went up to thew, PROOKLEN, RTlhgn Ones te ead ie ceBareon, Sesae, O8 the BL | Violence could bo fanad, wuined ‘abwent ual ir was nettied by the | house. On coming from the cellar he saw . id asked them why they bad insulted hi _-——— ‘y nent of @ cortaln sum of money, © | his acighbor, Prank Woeks, in tds erp perp y i, iim : wome ¥ words (ollowed, when Logun wild, "1 can It F ath + : Thing Ayoute Kalinga Comuany, voelerday waogp. ‘med, and hae since lived ina state of chrome orf distance down. the ronda, 7 Mie Spunieh Batchorics to Or all thre of You;” sho man, fa'the contre (whom { he Hrooklya Institutions aanport 3,489 persone enol sateen aR AUS from shortand by the | Cotaks trance wo Porky ity Rees: He AR ¢ Liuxertncy with the Weekses, the hostility, bowever, to him (o eome over and have sous New | A matron of Staton island, who hns just ge. | 1 have since heard was Dunn) then pulled s piso! | ‘The Brooklyn Caledonian Club will give shetr an- | © f ‘analy wae Corer Tt tet uuded prisoner, woo 10 Ing confined to the Longue, which was freely used, nue tine belding up the piicher, | turned from (aba. aud who waa an eve-wituess of | out of hie right pocket, aud stepplug up to Logan, | "us! bali on the evening of thy Wi, Notice op given fe motion st Albion, Inthe | diaan wes ciriving’to hide his fe i fepecially om the part of Mrs, Weeks, according to | Weeks replied by shaking his head: Buckout then | Wouy barburities eommiited by the Spanish soldiers, Ot Lin im the lef breast; en officer then came | ‘The Hupcrintendenta of the Poor have reduced | Note Ol p menos OF Ponda hee | em atorm Bonevotent Protective Assis ir Own nintement, whenever they met. She has nt into the house aud offered Mr. Campheli a | reistes the case wherrin five little children were | and put hie arms around Dunn, who immediately | the eslaries of gueir clerks and physiciue. Lay é The Tammany Reform Bone equcn'ly Mreatenéd to ‘hoot Wun, aid he as (re | Klass OF Cider, at the vamo time making wane re: | deliberstely shot dead while playing on an open fanide tue re ment of Judge K. Larwiv Binith 10 | citiun te the panic of & New orgoniration iu this elt id, 4 am not the man ;" the offer then let hin lu Onished A srreo early yesterday | the Susqueianoa Raliro: elation, B Pane OF | Wyte eo 4 quently bas arged her to do it, mark about Weeks’ refusal to cou ‘Camphell | Meld. Such wirocities she sayy ure of daily occur. Folin Beans, iy yi ie Busq ott eP es Just Pece! j ko, ‘und went toward the erowd at the corner ot ing into (he Gowanus Canal, im which sey paola “ {Vice Mreatdent, Thonies Bert MORE uRPO! noticed that Backont was Inu ugly humor, butaald | reuse, Meveer street; Dunn turned sround_ on Lis west co | howe found swimming. The Honse Ways and Means Committee expect te | det, Jacol Joes, The orvanizacion. which th nothing about st, Making bis call short, he gum by = complete thetr Tarif bill by the middie of January, and | becretar), iw ey ko uway, when T seized bim by the collar, and Monod, Ne confin sd in the Asylam I louse te they will takotip 12 | tnteaded to cover the city, has aircady # large fund Ia Other reports of Bockout’s weakuess for females | lett, rAPOe Fy Weauae eanvace a aur, wean | yt Maria Mon lunatte contin Asylom in | whilo the House ts acting upon th, they will tako tip Gre circulated, but none #0 well authenticated. It is i my irioud made me let him g: Fintbush, has booo judathed an oc#tate in Queens | Committee the Inierual Ruvenec laws as revised by the | its treasury. p ML raps 7 18 VICTIMS COME, The Colorado Legislature organized in Denver | #8 ve suid he Was dangerous; Duan thea rau down | county worth 949400 or $80,000, Flouse fn the Fortiots Congress. ‘Tne Travelers Insurance Company, of Hartford, mporarity Fore com , pAbvert twenty (minutes after Campbell left Mr. | on Tuesday, Gi MoCo! Ureene atreet, In the City Court yesterday, Andvow J. Phi'lips | Mr. Dwyer, Bupervisor of Internal Revenue, bas | we learn, Is the ouly remaloing @easral \¢ tn Bild be avsaulted ber with iJ ell ansi his on Charles were eern to enter (he | uffrage, the Pe a orth HARRY AND JORNNT'S sued Henry ©. No: en, former’ ‘Collector of the Third | caused its eat ot the Byerngims, proprietors of @ nipaby wah arly polioies. TI ie Yes houve by the kitchen door as show: t 0 e ‘A Literal Kevenue District, (0 recover 611,000, tho | distillery and reouiner at Weavers Curaers, Huron bd soulndaat caplt nee that whe was compel } : | Wet cheurres ash vot aauenen in tee diegran. relations, the sisetion of Goveruor and . ther ing cako atoun Us situated 10 the basement | auiouns of dees alloged to bave bron wivnueld irom tim | conuty,and a 0 the Government storckeoper seamed | tp ant year It aued ove Postmaster seneral of Canada has offered to |. OBlere 1,752 (T:nrlem Police) mace use cf ear 104