New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
STILL ANOTHER DEAr6 BY VIOLENCE.

STILL ANOTHER DEAtd bI NioLE+'NS'
Wtbiu the las. two or three days .h4 C'roners have
had under inyes iga.on several deaths by vioeooe'
INT bv whom where OF in shst msl1er tae faa bio rs
we're Given there sppesrs not 10 De the lest evidence
ard Il these deaths are attributable TO intentional aud
malicious force there sppears to oe htts or no hoP'
that tie gully parties viii ever be brought % Justce
Cororer Hills yest srdsy concluded an iusilon "nc
be commenced some dsys since, at Bellevue HosPtfb
relative 10 the death Of 81 unknown man, VINO dled
from the effects OF bow on the head, inflicted oy
some party yet in the background, and OF whom the
authorities have no knowledge whatever. Toe fol-
Lowing is cooy OF the testimony taken bst1re the
Cororer:
r G. McEver NJ d. beirg duly sworn. deposes
,Tss Ssce,,ed wa, admitted 70 .he Hospital on the
isb init, fnsensibity md renamed n s- con
70, te deteined he havu. been found r.ensbe IN tue
,rset as am informed the external marks oi Vneuce we've
one ~ .tamison Of the body this unknowa
m.r Opening head found srse Go, OF oooo Tes
the ohr oissn were found 70 be healthy condition. his
desih caused by compression Of ihe BRAN
Thomas J. o Brien, being duly sworn deposes and
s,ys-Tie dect a,e wa. brought here fn the cy Hal on
permit from NJ Kelloci. Superintendent on me Guy ppi
poor y rsque Of the Sergeant Of the Seventh Pecncs 70
ice, Che deeeased) having been found A. Nc Cahane
slip; the permit save no name: ,,
Alexander McCaskill being duly sworn, deoo'es aud
.sy,-I or. sn officer Of seventh Patrol Precincts on
M ndsy last called by Coye who keeps apote and odi
az No ; Ca.har1ne slp. VINO s3i
lodgings there the nght before paid :le charge ara
bis cm and bad 'pOken since reported ne case @ aa
ordered call doctor, who came AID SAID ls ne u
IN diving condition he advised his reu1ova 10 the i0sp
tai which was done; ,hs is sll know refartiDgt .
Jsnes Coye, residing at No. Cafharne slip, oelog
d sworn dsposss and 30 not know the deceased the
f tbs, sas Of him Saturday wees when he csme 70
be s The nevt morning but e'urreo agGn
on Sunday evening about o'clock Sleep showed him -
h. sud he said that be felt tired scysch on hs
cheek and little Hood :he upper lp sssed him what
the sor with face be replied fsti nothing but
little scratch; in shout bali N hour at.er~srd went mp
stairs and found that he had ot out OF bis BE- and no
another bed spoke him about H. whea he returned TO his
bed about three hours sferwsrd pu. snotAer man
In the when the deceased lying in his bed,
sleep the morning sb5at oclock the second man
stairs sick and found the breath
ing deeply and nsepsibe could not arouse him; Buckley
Perfectly sober when be went 10 bed he quiet nsu
they made no dsurbsr house during the nsat know
nohr the deceased being injured regarding the cause Of
his DEATH
No further testimony concerning the mysteri JUS
affair could be ascertained, ara the case was sub
mi,ted TO the Jury who rendered verde, az follows:
That the deceased 70 hs desh By compression OF the
ban the result Of violence but how received unable to
say"
The deceased was abou. 80 years Of age, and ap.
parenty rstve of Ireland. He about I've feet
ten inches in hight with srge frame, bu. rather thin in
hesh. His hair was dark, and he had sandy whiskers
on the sides Of his face. Hi. dress consisted Of blue
uDdersbirt and dark pants. The gerersl appearance
OF the deceased was that o: sailor or !oDgshcrsmaa.