New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 90 1858


whether t.o .Ae r.b or not: Ch,e soorr co-1r, -.
the s-ss c-'e.sccs beh'nt with
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IS -. daut d.c.asrd so uP snd IAa down Asaa De-
md srd rsp, a.o ;he w.,.r .bo1t sn~e dep .hood
think deceased nn pursued BY Foa aud Clare. Moor. 70
tnr & o. 'sr ne a., "a capp.nv ,,~ NJ ot5s
prsors with swords rur n'nf aeI "h sPpi
I'm, I'm VIZ. Wv, 70 poa aS A s did not B.r ss: dc..-d sail to
hoor. ou bsy- dope erouSn 20 me- voc nave me-
Beo. y bsyc rSomp.or arrested told an of ~ iss:
a msn VA STABBED AID wOcld point oG, the naa
8s1 JOIN C SorSry was with me corby said :.
aues' nompoa the orie-r de mo- Iacnp,on
rescued By Tom Byres AID Pn Sgr'y sooi many
..,hered snd there considerable skitesa DO
snO~ ths, the officer ever hd rhomP'sn n ena TSEp
b. b found any IL va. understood inst Byraes
would bs Ieg .e tx I'll Ts:Tpca , wIs ,s rs. ss Gn
Station ou-e saw deceased al the time after he esre
Oons ~" pesT to anrs him the pas.
did APPEAR inoScs'es Moor had been hsnt al o-
Moore Fox and Thomp,on arising from pocal matters
heard Charley Moore ssy fsny one struck hin be would not
get away with 1t.
John Corbry of No. II South street, testified that
when deceased toward the he aoowed BY Chas
Moore els. first; Fox fr.t ster teeessed
ard b.yone decrs..d attempted the
bant that stabbed him vita a. Say9o & h ee0na M w'so.
10 have arrested for sabbng spo- he au said De
man called Thompson for .sbbna Ssckpoe the officer
him charge when Tom Bynes Pa. Curry and several Others
lin 20 the stoop Charley Moore running sword in hand
ser deceased the swamp deceased stabbed BY rhonp
sor only Thompson below Ssckpoe on the bank when
be was .tabbei ke cried out, " Oh I'm stabbed"
John ID. Lee, residing at Twelfth street, testified
tia, be crossing the when be saw deeeaed rnnns
called the company the walk to stop him. sone hsen
twenty Of them started after him. apparently 70 head him cd
one Of got him. when deceased turned and
toward the rver when the with the sword stabbed him,
and caught the with the sword aud PsrtiAy
him down; at the time some one cried OUT On
tu, could cay subsequen witness overheard man
in citizens dress say 10 one of the poneers sheath your
which the pioneer remarked he has 60.
nough"havine referetce 10 deceased witness supposed
Richard DAILY, one of the pioneers, testified that
David Fox the Captain did DO. leave the company until tae
whole line broke up TO the swamp witness did not
the sfrsy.
DR.. w. X. Donaghe, residing at No l02 Fourth
made post moem examinaiion and testified thai
situated exactly Oh the m 'dan line OF the peneu one men
and quarter behind the the orihce of puncnred
wound ess than half an inch n length on examination found
that the wound inclined forward and upward turning sishy
left side first passed thro iEh the rectuni then
second opening an inch half higher up which eouni
csted with Of the abdomen In this cavity W"
Of large the p-y that lay in e Of
the wound and was found Ponctured Internal heporhass
wounded.
Daniel Lynch Of No. Il Bridge street testified thst
he .T two men Charley Moor. and David Fox pursuing de-
bu; could not what with deceased stumbled
musket the deceased.
Paddy Moore one of the brothers of Charley Moore,
testified that deceased struck his brother the head with
club on Thur.dsy ats moon.
Thomas Byrnes, Superintendent Of Lands and
Place., the invited Of the Fox Mseteers testified
tina, during the he dccessed With club in MS
keeper pouring spirits Moore head he having been struck
by SsckpOe witness did not the s.sbSag, being in the
house attending 10 the pnzes at the time.
Christopher PsbOr Policeman Of the Twelfth
Ward testified that hs distinctly Dsvd Fox aud Charley
Moore pursuing deceased alone with drawn swords ia their
Stick the s~ofsG" ,he.e Two men followed him to the
water, when he cried tina, he abi witness did not
Lad musket Moore had caught hold OF a. -ssed when
ceased ced be stabbed Moore then lot go Of him
Officer Lavender Of the same Yard, testified to
which occurred the house he did seNe stab
bng but decesed fell in the marsh he Moore aud
with their hands Of the ocets q the
took him TO the man. Tho~pon whom he said stabbed
the
This concluded the evidence. Coroner Hills then
read the sstmony, and poiLted out the leading
features to the jury. At 81 p. they retired At
quarter to II O'Clock they returned With the following
verdict
That the decessed, Daniel Stackpole, came to his
death from stab in the perneum with pointed in
srument, in the hands of A. ID. Thompson or Charles
Moore-whch one the jury are unable to determining
Harlem, aided and abetted by David Fox. And
the Jury further say that, having performed
their duty in rendering this verdict they de-
sire, before being dismissed, to call the at
tenton os the pubic and the authorities to the
facts disclosed in this examination, showng the row.
dysm that runs rampant IN this community; that
unless il is checked lives are constantly in danger,
and az this bro has terminated in the loss OF life, we
deem this proper time to make an example Of all
that participated in it, and trust that such examples
viii be made and followed up os will tend to cheek
Harier Nov le 1889 signed by the Jury.