The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-27

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The Late Murder In Newark.
INQUEST ON 7HE BODY OF CONSTABLE BADdELEY--
CoMMITTAL OF THE ITALIAN ON CHARGs or
MURDER.
lErom the Newark IN. J. Mercury, DC. es
On Nor day evening officers Badgeley aud Siipgerlaad
arrested two individuals and riot,
hsing taken to the City Marshas CO. commit
an during thor stav a. hs once Of .s
Narshal the latter bosssrous and exhibited vsry
VIM etye spri. About halfpast the prisoners were
officer Badgeiey to be taien to jail, officers Gsrrsoran
ana singer and following after Two oihar pisonsr
wben the party had turned the corner Of Warren into
wosey street, near the JAIL officer Badseley was heard
70 CT. for help and the other ofcere, who were short
distance behind running up found that he STAB
away dragging the hungarian who had fallen down.
By the handcun officer Bacgey, after staggering about
to tho e
conflict occurred tie officers found large knife, the
boon. Mr.. Bsagely designated the Italian the
who Inflicted the stab Mr.. 3. lived but two hours
as s1s re and asos OF
We give beow the afidavts of the several witnesses
called b Tore the coroners jury yesterday morning,
frcm which the full particulars Of this laentabic cir
constance may se cleaned.
James Singer and-Resides as No SO Thomas street;
shall Bsdgey. arrested two men who wers intoxicated
about O'Clock last evening; They not able to walk
steady enough to keep the sid ,walk they stumbled of
Railroad avenue, between the Canal bridge and Gem
street. there was DO violence used In the arrest
the aller man Of the two wore white hat and showed
ory to satisfy the people, but il not disposed TO
goi could till Jou;' the other IN charge Of NJ
Badgey, and said several times to Mr.. B LIST go
they were taken to the marshas Office aad were COM
mtted by Justice Eyde whenever they spoke together
they useo language could not unserstand-I thought
IT German these two persons after wards hand
cuhed together-the tall one the right hand and the
smaller person thu lef-the tall one with the right
hand free the hand was free on the outside of each
prisoner Bsdeely went on ahead OF ma With these
two; was behind some distances, with two other
prisoners in charge; at the Of wlsey War
ZEN streets heard Radgely call out sHelp help -
he WAS about zoo SEQ yasds ahead; Marshal John B.
Cara Aant was with me At the time and he to
come all nx themselves, and went R.dgeicys ast
ance; saw Bsdgeley stsgger and fall down; ;aughs
MN ana ist him easily upon the ground he said ~ am
st hat tina; supposed from what 8Adselsy said that
he knew which enc gave the 'ab all the pronsre
ard brought Mr. Badgsay to tho jail, whore h. Was
placed in room; We saw NO weapons In the hands Of
tack to the place and found knife the street about
half way from the Of wArrsn and Wsy streets
70 The jan tho tan man had no hat on when he
into the jail did not hear Badgeey thug about
the stabbiDg afterwards ths knife found
.ilss this is the - ne knife picked up; foun it
lar tern; did net Badgesy at any time use violence
towards the pIisoEer;l heard until Badge,ey
called fer help the time when the tAbbrg occurred
sstr 10ociock; Mr. Badgejsy WAS prompt officer but
never knew hir TO use Unnecessary violence towards
Onacsr John p. GarraSrant swors that ne was with
marshal slrgerland about O'CLOCK, bringing up two
prisoners to the jail ~ the Of Warren and WAsey
w to e.: for as
the prisoners down upon the ground, the other appa.
!yig *. t9 pull b% along sy ,s
thing that witness could not understand.
Augustus Gretz swore to substantially the facts
officer Garrabrsnt.
Charles @ kit,hie, keeper Of the County Prison,
testified to having received the prisoners they appear
ed to be Gsrmans the tallest one told me he was
John Fozinger, the ether as Dutchmsn with drab hat
and blsek band. When BAdglsy Was brought in rs
nS Gn b tine his coat and
wanted to his wife; subsequently fxsd bed ON
settee, and We laid bin on it; while locking the
near what the deceased was saying then came to
him snd heard him say the tall man struck him; asked
him 4 be was SURE II Was the tall msns He said ait
between the two they were handcusd 20 that the tail
the right, with the right hand nee; Badge
vas stabbed" The deceased lived about two hours
after be was brought In: he died about IL o'clock
saw no blood the smsll msn the other was co,sIed
had chsin OF -four niche in length. aud gave plenty
room to turn hsf face either to the right or left
to having the knife found in the street the
night Of the murder in the OF Gardsne several
occasions AID In other particulars corroborated
husbands testimony.
After the exsmin alton OF the last Witness the
brought before the jury and upon being question
ed snd he born in Italy, that he has bsen tive MY
months in AmericA, and three months in Newark
that he here two weeks last year. and thst he is by
occupation halter; be admitted going New York
Monday and that he sometimes Left knife the tlsls
of bis room
There being further testimony, the jury celebrated
Il OFT time when they returned the following verde
That No xweu Badgslsy came his death on this nigh,
# TIE 23d instant from the consequences of wound
produced by dirk knMe, said wound berg indicted By
the hands of Joseph Gardanelli.
In pursuance of this verdict the coroner ssued his
wsirsnt, fully committing the prisoner for trial