New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18

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ProR,BIF Ho,ucDE.-About Is, O'Clock on Saur-
DAY morning man named Michael Trappe residing
in Oxford street. near Fulton ayeLue was found dead
at the Franklin IIoase, this city, and II Is supposed
that he met his death from njuric, received ut the
bands Of Archibald Melan.
Tie facts Of tie case a. far as can W. ascertaned
are that about II O'Clock on Friday morning deceased
and Mcan got in yerse.iOn IN Water street. near
the Fulton Ferry. and while in such conversation,
words passed between them Of an insulting nature,
whereupon Trappall was struck blow BY Mellau
which Knocked him over an iron railing upon the side
walk his head striking with such force as to render
him insensble. lie was taken up and conveyed into
the Franklin House where he remained for some time
till he recovered and was then assisted TO = room up
stairs.
Thi- was about - O'Clock. About O'Clock some OF
The EMPLOYEES Of the house heard noises 10 his room
and went up TO see what Wa the matter, when they
found him lying on the floor and apparently in great
pain. Drs. Cullen end Peck were summoned, who
discovered symptoms Of congestion OF the brain. lie
died about g. O'Clock. Deceased leaves vile ana
three children TO mourn his loss.
Mellan is man Of very incorporate habits, and II
generally recognized as q hard character He has
ners inquest Coroner Redding viii hold au inquest
on the body tbs afternoon st o'clock
Coroner Reddng commenced en- investigation ri Inc
Franklin Saloon, in Fulton street, al CLOCK on os.
urday with view TO ascertain me cause oil the oea'h
of Mi,hsel Trsppel, who fell on the Sidewalk rom te
effects of blow given by Archibald Mullen Inc ian
had the eject Of fraeiurug s sku ana auslhS dea'
which, it j, supposed, ensued IN consc luence aDo"
twenty hours thereafter. The loAo"nS evidence was
taken:
er o.; 81 ~ he ty % jeces. I'D il connection wa
Dr. PEI and COCHRAN tund large clot pressing upn tue
.L 1e - -. 81. be through the t.ae Of thC brain on
N. Vht side connected with another efIe.eln-
az Ihte I'I % -. - - line On the rirht side extended
directly forward from thG base Of TIE BRAN the
IA I,rs.ion Of d, 'ye.sol ccalaniI9 blood. qua
the lac ration We caused By TIE ifeeIri Lf, Lt -
.I.t .ier va, .usl ed'io1 q blood WITHIN the
the IN IN" ~ ic y ~ - t nob
raiSt .b frscnre would reFuire sres'y nsa ,ngup
70 cause avery 'eve'r oS aert rs or something
he 80 .b, rcr such effect. but the btow IRON h.t
would rot the eaa,ion Of o-ooe eight proircs he
rfec percertiic "a the skill of deceased ,r,u ..
John Allen caan tSstHec 70 3eeiH ca SP Fs a.
me 80. H@ t,1, him Arehy ,,ood :, me
.aE TFpn @ he sGla % tSeby, rt:pp va. soias
;osld Arehy he r, ths Of Al saw q areny o. aia ba '
and %; they stood sac ~ iIed Tra5pel I'd snd
= him on the . limb limb rtt i II. sS S'c Or b. tx
blow Don't Know Wheeler 2. lapel la lis clothes
hand they stood together p1.scsSS' - rf-
al and al uInbrJ lis r. ~ hAnu - -, Lo-. al
The further examination Of the es'e was mere ai'
journed ur,l Morday to-day, ct : O'Clock p m:
The fuper. Of the deceased took place from Hi' ste
residence IN Ts,, Brooklyn yss;oTisy afternoon. lie
leave, wife aud four Children
F,,r w,n,yss-The representatives. Of the FIRE
Depatus1.. Rast,rn District have eee'es 'he 'ouo~'
ias ala u s.,lezsa FIs Ws'aesa s0aer 'n' oed N''