The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15


damned ne should have IT, that dspousnts husban1
n:sseo uPon nnS sa,a SUM- but offered no violence NJ
then caught said Patrick Vaughan, deponsots husband
the neck ana Sosr o. ns fnd shock him and said o.
Ees s ssS S .ns Blow with
deponent then said 70 hileI For Gods don't murder
him. on account Of his two children that said ocer M
Ter then struck depouee piow IN the mouth with his st
that said Patrick Vaughan husband sad
officers no cause or provocaaon whatever for said vic
ience iDnctsd by them upon MN tnat oeponent then
opened the back door In the hope that her husband ms
DC go out into the yard and escape from nr,ner vceeoe
a the hands OF said ocers that her husband and Jeha
Kennedy then into the ard thst Kennedy had alss
without any cause OF provocaton peen pesten nde me
house by officers Miller and Duny with CLUBS, 2 vev
severe manner that the SAID Kennedy al ne ume ne was
so cuoDed by SAID ocers was trying 10 get oeponents
husband up sairs and neither by words act manner pre-
voked any Violence that when deponents husband asA
SAID John Kennedy ran into the yaTd, SAID omcer her
pursued tbem ana SAID oncer puny went no the strees
a. aePGnent INFORMED, or assIsIAnce ma "a mome9
oncer uny returned win TWO others one Oh wnom W.
0mcet van Iassei, and the othef the depohehs N
formed was omcer Hawkes. that ocer Duny then ses.sa
large ciotnes poe ana sTuck oeponehts nusoanos W.
TWO violent blows without bringing him down. and TIA.
Srock toId olow which Drought aePonenIs nuspeAe
irving to run away that depon.nt husband cot m 49,,
MSrl oe,ne knocKed GOWN wncn olncer Juuy cre9 -
,., noot MN; ana mmedateiy omcers van Issse aax
Zct cotu ureo, ana aeponent nuspana staggered ~
s, eo turned rouho several tines ana snon wen' NJ
ne mousse ana was assisted up stars 70 ms room bleeding
TWO esn gunshot wounds and nve cuts made by csss
on ms head that he was laid on the aoor with pa~w
wv us ueau "a aoout nve mnuses sne1enuW oucoss
SsrSse anu mner came up 70 dspOnenss fcco sae
~ somAnce tnat deponent refused 70 iet eno0
n.,,.% s em 70 20 or 1ocVor nat omcer Mm0
thrss oHsc. M tnAt omcer nuay came aad v
~ oioeis ncn DUKE III oeponenss door ana came =
ana sezee deponents husband who was bleeding weak
80 ~ eseu nm On uls vacx ou on Tue ron
We an nvM uopvncn. was Perml 70 see net nus
pa; a. w. walu s'auon mousse, ana round Am
h, S,o.nins aooa' h nus cnest upon 3arres
tsren ~ ~ Ssx Hosni,ap and ,h ,h ne VA
Nken W 'ne Cy nosptai anu there, Is TINS opponent
in'ormeG ana believes aied from SAID gunshot wounds
on Monaay Decernoer zist a. twenty minutes past nve
oS,ock IA INC aerhoon, anu was ourieo On wednesday
i"no~hg n,, =. ., >,., 49, -
refer hickey, OF 81 Ninth street, being duly
sworn, says that on the morning Of Wednesday. De
cenoer = uumo ne was Anew uoors rom lol avenue "
DeIween one ana Two Soex IN the morning that dep:
hent nesfd reports OF nrearns; mat ABOUT twenty m
nutes thereafter opponent went out an saw man called
patrlek vaughan IN charge OF TWO p'cemen that sad
vaughan crIeo muroer ana pegged SAD pohcemen Dse
70 strke NM more tnat was DUSK ana az SAID parties
went farther from Opponent ne heard the sound OF clubs
oner, went 70 ,be Ficventh ~.rd s.asiop ho"ss ~sx
atey found Patrick Vaughan lying ON his back.
that while be 80 lay bleeding and helpless, officer M9h
Yon son hnch s mn sraoh In,
unable apparently to sit up said officer Miller struck him
and knocked him over upon his right side then said
. 4n Vi a., Wv, ~ ~ Soq ae o .e AnoonoS MN, .nea
then pumped his head on the boards: that then odcer
Duffy came up ara called said Vaughan a of bitch
ra.fics ha arr OF NO. w avenue " oeng guy
Oh the Isl day Of December 1851 for the Eighth dstriC4
Of Eleventh ward; that said day he at the house
No. 1871 C. from rundown until about O'Clock in
the morning. that during time no disturbance whal
took place in said premises that there fight
Jog inside Of said premises during all the deponen
was there
Thomas Howe OF lSl C, being duly sworn says
that the night OF the LIST day Of December last he did
call upon any police officers any other persos 70
arrest Patrick Vaughan any other person.
The afidavits of Anne Kennedy Peter Fox Sarah Nc
Gwinn. T. Haas and Hugh Vaughan corroborated in .
the allegations set forth the testimony given
above.
Upon the strength Of the above testimony Justice Coa
molly for the Of policemen Miller
Van Tasse and Duffy and placed the same the hands q
policeman King for execution. On Tuesday morning Al
parties appeared before the magistrate when further
examination bad in the General Nye appeared
behalf OF the policemen, while the for the prosec9
ton conducted by Mr.. Spencer. II proposed -
cross mine the witnesses for the prosecution in the
Afternoon, but finally was arranged 10 let the matter
stand over until 10 O'Clock on Wednesday morning Mean
while the accused policemen remain In custody OF nspec
tor ures nj the Eleventh precinct station house there 70
await the result Of the inv estgaton just commenced.
srpppwv corur-sprcY., rvpu
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Deiore non. 'uuge 1aves
JAN. l4.-About one O'Clock General Nye applied for
three vrts of habeas corpus and three wr of
Co. A., u.o.o :, ,,n,n go, D. N, a.. re- -,
"' 'n' PUI'se " 'i"e's 'p 'e'e' pu"!' ""' L. .hef
anc oscar Van Iassel the policemen who were arrested
Tuesday last a charge Of the murder OF Patrick
''e s w 'i ~ ~ He"'" 'isi'|' pun '" '&o
Eleventh ward, during the last election Mr Nye applied
for the writs with view OF getting the accused ont IN
hail ,.,,hor, srh,oc,,n, them 40 . ,so,sn;n. $50.
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