New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-09
CRIME.

THE ALLEGED FRATRICIDE IN sIXTHsT.
INQUEST BY CORONER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
SEVERAL wITNEssEs-yERDICT or IIIE JURY
THE ACCUSED CoMNIIITED-vERDICT OF CEN
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Yesterday Coroner SchTmer, at No. 90 Sixth-st,
held an inquest the body Of Louis KemanD, who died
from the effect Of blow upon the head with Ratchet
inflicted by his sister Re gina, tho Goth ut The
has been already published In TIL TNp(NE. The fol
Mary Kcnann testeGi reside at No 90 East sixth
st. and a1n the wife Of deceased On Tuesday evening
week ago, about O'Clock my husband home with
light I saw the blood nhDe down his forehead
he told me that his sister Regina gave him blow with
aveand Sixthst when lie declined dressing the wound,
he was incompetent we tried several eurg9ns bat were
Avenues and d, who e%aniped the Youpd said II was
not yy danseECs en- oyeT Sd r cola we
$en he appeared much eyed 9t tb9 thought that BIS
Gr bad TG G6 hm deemed tb ne adiaS Of my
a aSS ds s 4 s Jaud R S SSf FS aSas$
don't thipk the wound DANGEROUS and on, ac.
cpunt Of my old parents we viii let her alone and God
p stairs to Can jacob Weber az he Came down he
heard the prisoners room door open, and and. on y;
he had seoGed enough and struck him with the hechet
EdenWild her husband father and SON. came out, when
the prisoner attempted 70 strike biIq again, but was pre-
sophy fldenwd OF No. GO Tirstate., tesifed-At the
time Of The occurrence lived at No So Firstave. on
Tuesday evening, week, about 1880 o'clock doSeased
came TO my room and Asked Why we we've going TO move
and said did not know, as Mr. Miller did not explain
he offered NE rooms at No 60 Frsaye and e then bao
good night, and went out heard the sound OF -
heavy fall; my brother and went out to what was
the matter, and found the deceased on the landing we
tried 10 shut the door when the prsOher tried 20 push t
Open and scratched the deceased when came out again
the prisoner lnsulted me do not think the deceased
could have gone into his sisters room the time was too
short heard no conversation noise after deceased
left my room fire occurred about two months ago IN
the prisoners roOn and she called my boy bad names,
aud kept away from her. never saw her 80 cnragod
before 1 never bad any quarrel with deceased. a.
Valentine Klcmqnp, brother OF deceased, was next
sworn aud dcposed that the business relations between
him and brothers were dissolved about year ago. when
the deceased made over the business 70 tho other broth
sKar aud VacDtuchnd lie stated that his sister, The
prisoner bad informed him ut the time OF the quarrel
that deceased mad addressed her IN bad manner using
offensive language IN Mrs. ElenWd's room, and had
struck ia the mouth he came Out, and caught her
by the throat TO choke her and she had found the Ratchet
by accident, and struck him with 1t. q
LeOnhart Dehm sWOTn-I reside at No. 40 ScNcnthst
have never studied medicine in my life, but learned the
business practically understand surgeon 90 be per
son who heals a wound Mrs KleInapn and another lady
called me to the drug store and there found the de-
ceased he appeared very feeble / detected wound
Inflicted BY shGip ipslT94eDS 9pd punk pse W0gsq