New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-11

sySrEScy ~ HgNDRIcKsoN, THE MURDERER Tho scene
in Court while IIendnckson receiving sentsnce last
evening painfully impressive The trial hss been labor
Gus prorsctec The ably conducted both Tor
the public and the prisoner Unt yesterday forenoon when
IL was ru nored that only Juror hest kted cOnyiceu
was not paed Few II any, no seyer doubted hia
guilt but there conflict Of opinion be.een the med
zeal Witnesses il supposed that the prisoner would get
the benefit Of doubts thus raised As known
that the Jury had sgreed An Immense concourse OF czenf
ru, he'd 10 the Court House. The Verdict Of GUILTY
evidently in accordance with the sentiment Of all who
heard the fatal word While the prisoners counsel showed
deep emotion, their client apparently usmoved Ana
during the charge th, young who neatly dressed.
and Who has graceful person. stood erect looking the
Judge in the face with fnnsss which could not be- sha
ken Nor this from any want Of nt-llgenc sens
biliiy. An indomtable will sustained him We hear ne
doubts If bis guilt expressed and all in awarding
Albany Eysnisr Journal, eth
MISERABLE DEATH % A. IsrfNPERATS Wonu List
night woman named Mary Kane, found dead At cell
.r No - Ann under the fplo gpg circumstances One
Patrick Kane with deceased his wife occupy the cell
lar they have three children, eight another four and
the third about go years old Two grs also occupied The
cellar Of that she tended bar and the other
did the hOusswOk and danced Eh th-custOn.r In one
corner Of the cel.r small bar where cheap and poi
liquors dispensed TO sailors and Others who
visited the cellar. Adjoining was small roo o. which va
entirely filed Nth small bsdsteAds upon which all the
inmates If thu eel sspt This bedroom bad no windov
or means of ventilation aud light except wha; in the
leading into the main OF The cellar tappsAt
ttai the husband and wife had BEEN continually drunk
since Sunday lat aud that several occasion: tns de-
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noon they sere 10 drunk that they staggered 70 bed add
there ad At about eight O'Clock m he evening the has
bsrd roused I'd and called 10 his edes son 20 bring him
mug Of beer which b. did He then managed 10 get otr
OF bed and called upon his wife TO get but she made
ar.wer The then looked At his hsr and cried out
that sbe dead This proved b Ds the Tnelimo<
Of the unfortunate woman wers drawn together II she
died in sudden spssm Of pain, her head drawn upon
one side her face u purple color COO san
born called, the husband sent % Jail drunksrd,
ard Dr Green requested to make pOstmore eIann.-
ton the body the deceased 20 the cause OF
death The sight Of the crashing y-rmn, with which INC
bed and body were covered was almost t1o much Tor
those hardened 10 such though about my OF ths
associates OF The WOMAN as soon - they ehhed :" nx
Death crowded the cellar and win some aul-
cuity that the body taken from hem loost if~''
FIRR-At Cleveland Ohio. the mo- ning OF tns IN
int the Agricultural Implement manuitc'9ry OK Ds VIZ
s. Co took fire and consumed ano the James ct,cbh
in he sbinyle shop Of Burtt, burned is contents,
49, .nrsad IN s6ms 500 cords Of single bolts May OF
l uere burned and all damaged The .slerAias factory
~ IL 81 Lamb next caught and vas wholly desr0yed--
Fi,e took m the lumber yard Of Butts Kendall % Ok
~ The srer,ons Of the hrsmen soon e1tingUsnsd
~ los OF Dewitt Co IS from $4,000 20 s2D" M
sYrance s. 900 Their worknen, tsenty IN nuhDes
viii Eel the loss severely all their tools we're desuoyvS
Nr RurTtt loses about $500. Issurssce sIV''
which is in the American, Of New York Lsmo a, 80
lo.. about = 0O0 Insurance in Etna OF hfVo'u III.
Mr. Lamb had re- cuily expended 5000 10 '"P'"'~e
factory ard twas stored iul Of paris
The clock factory Of George Hi al fAaI' a..
Hartford was with part Of rs coH,snu' a. "a 200
on Thursday night Lc's about s''s'i iD'ai'S ~
IN Hartford -. 49, ~