New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13
NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY sEPrEmBER 49, 1858 H

tbe r~soh Of violence fl d.crbeA BY the wnes~.
ca.c would prodrce the re-o shown
The Gaze WAS then given to the Jury who after q
short deIibcration rendered a verdict ~ follows:
"T-hat the said Jacob Clute came to his death BY
compression of the brain from cxravasaton of blood
caused BY being showed knocked down on the side
walk by BIZ son: David C!ute, in Eleventh avenue,
lOth day Of September 1873 The jury furthermore
believe that the said David Cute had no intention TO
nhict the amount of violence decreased subsequently
received"
Cute in his defense ssd:
Il had no intention to nlure my father, but en-
dcavOred to get hun into the house: was ashamed Of
his being intoxicated and disgracing himself 10 the
streets"
The prisoner then entered into bonds IN the sum OF
g. 900 to answer any indictment which the Grand Jury
may find against him and discharged from custody.
HOMICIDE or An INFAsT.-Coroncr COnncry held
inquest Saturday at No. 2if Avenue A. upon
the body of an infant eight months old, named Mary
Folich, whose death the result Of violence. II
appeared evidence that Michael Myers and his wife,
who resided at the above place the 18th ut, struck
boy, named August Philip Folich, brother OF the
nfant, while he had the child in his arms, and that
Myers wilfuly struck the head Of the boy and infant
together several times, in brutal manner The child
shortly after had convulsions and died on last Friday
night. The Coroner's jury rendered verdict that
death was the result of violence at the hands of Mi
chae Myers and the Coroner committed him to prison
to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
PROBABLE UoMIcIDE.-Coroner Connery on Satur.
day took the aute-n -nortem examination Of young
man named james Geney, at No. q Sheriff street,
who likely TO die from the effects OF an assault
mitted upon him by one Francis Gill. The injured
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friend in Delaney street wiz, Gill came up to him
and struck him powerful bloo upon the head with a
club knocking him senseloss. They he'd had diff.
Guilty together on that day but sew days previous
some angry words had passed between them, and on
that occasion Gill drew pistol, but was prevented
using it by bystander. The Coroner locked mp Gill
TO await the result of the iniarie- Inflicted.
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EXPLOSION OF A FLUID L6yP.--On Saturday even
ing as Mrs. Kette of No 81 Hudson street was filling
a lighted lamp, the fluid suddenly ignitei and ex-
ploded with loud report The nhammsble material
was scattered in every direction, and Mrs Kette was
severely burned about the breast and hands Officer
Fields Of the Fifth Precinct, hearing the alarm, ran
into the house. and, throwing blanket around Mrs.
Ketter, succeeded in extnguishing the flames.
DRowsrp.-A man named Patrick Lyman, lately
residing at No. l72 East Thrty-second street, was
drowned on Saturday evening while bathing AT the
foot OF Thiry-sxth street, East River His body has
not been recovered.
| CHARGE OF MALICIOUS MIscHIgF.--Oficer Bower
of the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday after
noon arrested an lrishman named Leavett warrant
issued by Justice Kelly, the prisoner being charged
with malicious mischief by Michael Hughes of No. 2l0
Sullivan street. Hughes alleges that Friday after
his wife hung up quantity of clothes for the
purpose of drying them, in the yard attached to their
residence in Sullivan street and that said clothes were
left out night. During Friday night, rs is alleged
Hughes in consequence Of threats being made by
Leayett that he Ieavett would have him beaten, he
1iughes did not go bed but seated himself by the
window At late hour Leayett entered the yard and
after several attempts pulled the clothes from The line
and with his feet and hands tore them into sbreds rem
dering them entirely valueess Perceving Hughes
by the window, Leavet made use of pro'ane and In
decent language, and told him that if he would come
out he would serve him in the same manner, and tear
or cut his damned heart out. In consequence OF such
threats Hughes feared to go out and protect his prop
ertv Ieaveit having done all the mischief i'll his
| power, went away. The prisoner arraigned be-
fore Justice Kelly, who held him for examination.
Some smart thief yesterday morning entered the
room of Richard r. Rayner, at Lovejoys Hotel and
stole therefrom s75 in bills on the Ocean Bank of
Kennebec Me. Mr.. Rayner gave information re-
specting the robbery and said that he felt confident
the police could fnd the fellow, he did not believe
there any other money Of the kind he had in New
| York.
EEw-YoRy HosPirAL.-Weekly report to Sept 10,