The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22
Coroner . Ingus SITS.

SUDDEN AND nysrEx oUs DEATH IN The SIKH
Yesterday, Coroner III lis was called upon to hold
inquest al me sx'h VI rd station house, upon the body
o. m aged maa, nam@ ! Luke o'Bern, who came to hi
oeath IN a very suddH manner Saturday afternoon
'ne cornss oi Fo0st md Centre streets The deceased
appeared wac seaa to tall to the sidewalk struck
senssiess oJ saino r. nd. man named Thomas Kelly
iW"shu, sFuoS ceased the head, and thus caused
Tue 'as "ANi piose fatal in os minutes after the
Nilease mea vas raised rom the Capt. Dew,
rP q mo sNsa ard police. hearing CT the occurrence
af'e''ea AshI aaa hea hun to the result Of the
Curfaers nqrsa
The og!ceEgos hon hsso-c c,ro,er mn, =, a,
eeaacaas n character aod on the whole was rather
iaVor1''e Z 1n prisoner. II reads AS follows
Alas = hsss wife OF deceased, being dry sworn. de.
sa , Ia, la resided at - Park street deceased
- i No. l rec years o age AID Sas 10 tle enjoyment
=. s,@,. ssoo b. not strictly temperate, but
s ~ atcd; about SIX o'clock saturday evening
pody Al he s,,,S ya y s,ss'a MAJ 80 ~ .'uau ~,
~ e.. - ,ver qGarrellci with ar
s.o, ssn, Green der0sed that on Saturday afternoon,
gn. a. % O'Clock, sne stani ng door stop
~ mn Nh ueet sbt sa1 man al to tue sidewalk iow
.,." ,H irg along before ne fell but TOOK particular
,,uaa' 80, him until he fell there man waking
the direction with deceased. and he passed
works rns.rs i,ae 80 ,ta N h II - - 'u ~ Y.
80 .ecesscd when n fell; think tecfssed slipped aud
'S., heard no cries from MN, Thos. Kelly,
-. risoner, i tie man Who was walSGg behind de
IN ehael Klein residing At No 81 Pearl street, being
A. sworn, dcposed that ne was standing bis door.
a ~ about o'clock saturday afternoon. whcn the
soeased came around the corner IRON im street an
assed his door dcccascd was alone. man came immc.
d'atey aier him. and followed him up aud struck him
N Tie head with his fist the blow gwen under the
eh car is occurred abb VI ioas doors past my house,
deceased Immediately fell to The gro1nd and The oher
sn rasscd on, sud went around tue Of Pearl and
niie streets; heard some words pass between 10.
,astd and this man; the shown me (Thonas
hely, the rrsoncr) Is tho who struck tn blew
Z bought deceased was slightly under the sfuence OF
aluo, when arsi saw him; deceased FELL on his back
= wnen he fell down.
John ncrcSs being duly sworn, dcpcsoi tha, he re-
sded ~ NO " FIN street the Of Pearl street
yesterday afternoon deceased came my store aud
iad there about five minutes let him there and
= cut upon the sidewalk TO talk with the candy while
iaking with him coming along tue side.
walk when deceased got near me him fail to the
tround with bis head towarcs Elm street another
nsn coming along at.er deceased and when 10 de-
asee he crossed the and away al see
/ | cay olow struck o, any dancalU occur between de-
| etsAcd ard the question; | recoguxs the man
lcre lhomas kellyl, a. the pcrson who cane ater
ober witnesses testified 10 seeing the decea ed falling
INC sidewalk, but no further testimony could es pro
.ureu winch could IN any way crmuste the prisoner.
Tie evidence also show that deceased was al In
lempcraie man,
The evidence Of nr Hassel the physician making the
rc9 morton examination, did not throw much
rsh uron the cnse. The Ioc,or gave his opinion
that Geath BY exravasatcd blood upon The
BRAIN cau,ed by blow or fall The case was then ryen
othe Jury, when the lcllowpg verdict render -
Death by compression oi the brain rom exravaatcn or
blood n consequences Of 'a hut whchs, said lall was
Tue result violence a, the hands OF any person We
| Jury, are unable to determine
Upon the rendition Of the above verdic Coroner Hus
discharged the prisoner from custody
FAr,I AccDHSI 10 4 Cnrp.-Coroner Gamble held an
inquest yesterday at SO wcst Thirty third street upon
TIE booy Of a child named VIM. I've Revere who was
accidentally killed BY falling from the fourth story window
q the above d~eilirg The jury rendered verdict Of
| Accidental death.
FArM RanEosp AcopsSr.--Cor,norC Connery held an
haues, upon the body o. : man named Theodore Miller,
| who was killed on the Hudson River Railroad, By being
struck by tie locomotive Of the nve o'clock train going
North The evidence ELECTED went to prove tina, the
case was purely accidental whereupon the Jury rcn.
dered verdict Of Accidental DEATH Deceased was
| IS !cars or age, and n native of Germany