New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
CRIME.
AFFRAYs IN CLEVELAND.

sr rELEGRAPH THE Tribune .
CLEVELAND March 1O--Two Irishmen from Phila-
delpbia named wdon and Connolly, being intoxicated
had dittculty at the Nashville depot on Friday night
when the former shot the latter, innctlng q wound
which viii probably be fatal Mr. j. o. NJ ksea 6 otirea @
Inspector badly cut In the throat yesterday W o"'
Aggcc "A hack driver ...,.
sT1unrSG AFFRAY IN THE FOURTH wARD-TWo MIN
ARnysTEp-CoRoNERs INVESTIGATION
Shortly after midnight Saturday, while John
Murphy and party of friends, who had been DRINKING
were standing front OF the saloon NJ e corner Oh
and Catharinests., they became involved IN III u'g @
mart OF the abdomen. causing very d.hBeIVus mVue
30 sudden the attack th1t none ot and f No.
the walk The assaant aud his companion NJ oIJo
and the latter who gHye aant .s however made his
cane M the time. leaving his cap Dchhd MN; LATER IN
,ha night man named George Thomas, alleged To DE te
aIIsnt was arrested but claimed 10 know nothing
whatever OF the nffray Both prisoners were locheu
The wounded man conveyed to Bellevue hOsp,tiHn w.
where the examining surgeon pronounced his WOunu W
he of a very dangerous character inc compaiols VI
Murphy stated to Capt Th0rne tat tney ~oulu ~
tn identity the assaant. the assault was cOmt.eu
under an awning, and at some distance from gas st
Yesterday morning the prisoners were taken UP peIoe
Justce Bowling the TOmbs aud committed 10 eo
result OF Coroners investigation nesy".uaS Sit UDd
tonT the onfe-mortem statement of the wounded man
fTo ts sd Uary Of friends had several places
1rnking the last place visited by them being on the
o one of the party spoke OF two men who were
Coming down the street and Murphy who was consider
| 9 rnt,.
the shoulder OF the stranger spoken TO- aa sau, 3 tg
man YOU had better go home" AT that nlOnlei, tie
Stranger stabbed him. and then ran Off followed Dy m;
| comn9niOns Thomas and JacobsOhn were cOnlIVntsu
Wit Inc wounded man, but he could not Ten poe'i'e!
Vic committed the assault He Thought however, tnh
no,,os Hacked like the When the hhsalihnt rnl
go ne left the knife sticking In tho wound anu slui
t ;,o ~ the fingers of ms left hand IN wlthdrhWns ~
Rartbolomew McCary identified Jacobsohn as une MAJ
o yDs in company with the person who colnltted t,
sss9ut The proprietor OF the boarding hQuse % no No y
Hamiton-st, testified that the accused lee @
together few minutes after II O'clock seFvIn, t 0tu m
vnesses were examined, but nothing more iP Ih
WAS ecited The jury rendered verdict tl"e ~ % JONI
Murnv was wounded by either Of the prisOners 1eog
ThoInas and George Jacobsohn On the renui,ron mn ~
tis verdict the prisoners recomitted 10 lhe
10 await the result Of Murphys injuries Ihe Woune,
man rs a native of Ireland aged 2o years, os'n'io
| man unmarried and boarded at No. Ia ChefIS -st
INFANTICIDE.
On Saturday an inquest was held by Corone
Cover at the Ninth Precinct Statoniiouse on te Oou
., male infant which was found lying III Ganse'oor'
- near Hudson covered with black cloth Arouna m ,h
tIaaf of the infant twisted piece OF hpe 80
as 10 cause strangulatiOn. DIR. John BeicI @ q -
rten examination aud found that the ihlhnt h - -
Lnrn alive and probably muruereu ~ t'9 , 90
6os@rhed verdict I'm accordance Win thc otS 20 Az
pcndercd Efforts being made by lho poh00 w ~
cover the parents OF the child.