New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28
THE NoRTH.HAvEN MURDER.

The examination Of young Jennings in jail in this
city on the charge OF numbering Mrs btklai bradley
North Haven will probably take place In that o~n To-
morrow The evd. nee against the prisoner IL hourly
ACCOMPLISHING and is already sui ient TO overwhem hlm
His victim email woman ana not IN very good nea.n'
and vet she appears made desperate resist
Al ce This is the opinion Of the examining pbyscisns
who counted thirty wounds uponh her she tound
brg near door opening toward the SCUM
just east of this door book lying open upon
table which is supposed she had been reading and near
by was the buttery, shelf OF which we're marks oil
blood conf. ctued by that she was In the but.
terry getting Jennings something to eat when ne sseu
her bile think she attacked while at the table,
Screams h ard by nsighbor who vent TO spring
rear by for waerbut he thought they we're the noise OK
hoy frockng with dog. and paid no attention 10 thei
Mrs Bradley leaves two II years Of age ana
another of about IA They, With her husband, were ~
church at the time OF the murder
Mr. Samuel b. Minor young man IN tue establish nens
sag scty and remarkable judgment throughout his inter-
view with the murderer Mr. Minor vas waiting Al tha
the Static for business OF his own ts before CLOCK
on Monday morning He sat down on thu south end OF
the platform taTy under the bridge IN Cherry st. ana
talking with amsn in the employ of the Railway Com
pany Hs had heard Sunday afternoon OF the murder,
sno the appearance OF the supposed murderer
As Jtnbing approached him from the south he noticed his
hat checked shirt &c, and instantly occurred To
him u at he mig ht be the guilty one.
Al This moment the man with whom Mr Minor had been
conveTs LEFT bin attend 20 his duties about the CARS
which In few minutes 10 start for New York Jen
Dngs then walked directly up 70 Mr. Minor ana asked MN
I" sla time those would leave for New YORK Mr..
Minor decey I'd him by say that these 20 to Bridge
port you want 10 20 t. New York. you must wait for
the eght clock train Il should In mind that
there eight O'Clock train. AT this Jennings seemed 10
be greatly sgsted and trembed so that hs put down his
csrpet bag for moment in order 10 himself Mr.
Minor then said "yOu III go In the same tran that DO
,ou 20 at eight clock' Jennings responded by asking.
WHO arryoul' Don't you know me- Nike SAID M:
Minor know y0u- our name is Michael" After soma
hesitation be sdmtrtd that Il WAS his name Bot who are
you again repeated by The Irshman Dontyo.
know me- Nike know you 10 be- Michael Jennings, and
you used 10 work for Mr. Bradley IN North Haven"
Have you seen Mr. Bradeys folk lately - mo"
the answer But you wa Al the house ye'tsrfay
"Iwasnt" But you there" 81 went past
about ten O'Clock in the forenoon but didn't go in
AT this time be seemed to be exertDg all his strength TO
control bis nervous system but could not conceal his
agitation He pointed the New London train aud asked
where il was going and was told, when be said that hs
believed he must get on board that train No, Nike
said Mr. Minor stepping betwe en him and the cars, you
don't want 10 90 10 New London, but 10 New York;
Jenpr 20 then answered With good deal OF spirit VINO
the devil are your
cribs spoke 10 this railroad saying hold 10 that
fellow while run for Ofieer-bss the marderer-and
be and obtained SIR knevas who tgund the pris
oner il the keeping OF the railroad man, Mr. Gilbert OF
Gibtrts Hotel others These gentlemen had got him
into the house and kept bn under surveillance until the
return Of Mr Minor with the officer
Great credit due 70 all concerned for the manner Tn
which they conducted this whole business and particularly
to Mr. Minor by whose saga"ty the murderer was detect
ed AZ glance aud by whose skill be WAS kept from getting
away upon the New York train n VI PaIadiumJuly~
A sad casualty happened on the Mad River Rilrssd,
Friday evening. The accommodation passenger train
which leaves here at $50 golg doEn on its regular
time and when at beyond Oregon, the locomotive CydeD
encountered sIck large lever Of wood lying across
the track The shut of "a soon a. The obsruc-
ton observed but the train being l0 and on heavy
grade could not be- stopped The suck slipped along
before the tracks for way whfn coming crossing,
II held fast and tbs CINE tender and freight were
driven from the track and all badly sntshed ihe
engine Vas thrown upon IL side sDd the tender piled up
against il on its side The gneer. Joseph Wndhsms
badly bruised about the bps but not dangerously hu
The 6renen was bat bruised about the scs and head
The wood passer slightly bruised "nDs strangely
who zss rdng upon the tender was tbro"o unoer ana
the hsDge fall NJ bis back and mp no "ss osut
crushed and I Instantly ked Inc name OF the nn-
t,urs,s nan xas probably David Rogers, A. he had in
bis possession pass for that person rom u " Dnns,
Superintendent fer the Buffalo ana LAKE cbore haroM
pgo on AZ this place and riding ~ Tar As Oregon IN tbs
ear there went forward % the locomotive 10 rda
10 Carey When he got upon the engine he said be was
er,uan On the shove railroad No papers we're found
mon I. person 20 fIther identify aim As possi-
IL be relieved from his horrible situation but was
already cesd'he back being broken and the thigh being
cruhsd into the bOEels The accident observed from
Cary and engine coming down the dead man was born5
that place and barred Saturday morning. There can %
doubt Of the obstruction having been purPosey thrown
upon the track and with malicious intent but ~ yet no
clue bad Of the guilty person IL Is cold olocisd ana
feI Gsb attempt murder and the DESTRUCTION OF property
winch too well accomplished It's object and we pty .ns
villain whose hands SrOugh the deed may De dscoVeFed
anu - [s.sau,ly ohoj Register 5eA
WoxAS KnLtD-A German woman some 30 years OF
sgs was Killed yesterday morning under ne folio flng CIR.
euDstsnces She was waiting about ths NJ.h Dr.a
the Central Road Just below Michigan q when the storm
up and no other shelter was at hand save .,
cars there standing she under Of them and seated
b.relf upop tie The baggage notired the proceed
and told her she would not be safe there a. they msn.
web TO haul the cars away At any moment but sssIg
she did not heed his warning Not long stsr ,ne suns.
locouoo,jve africa" which Il employed In MAKING 70
tIaps came up without being noticed By her 80 %
10 tbs cars end started away with them; "a eom
course pressed upon the track when Def ns%u a. IN
,i,.ly severed and her body was nsch ofu-a iaaa.r
arest az held which resulted in verdict on 4. nm
death" From papers found upon her az,
Posso 70 De N' "u'" VI Bafalo Express, July %.