New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
MURDER IN NEWMARKEE, " j.
r,p INQUEST HELD YESTERDAY.

INQUEST HELD lESftRDAf.
Late on honday night the people of New Market
in SIiddescrcounty n j., were startled by the report
that Mrs May Ellen Corell tho wfo OF DR. William w.
Corel phAician pracoing in the village, had been
murdered DUNG his temporary abscncs from the house
Notice OF henurdcr was given by the servant girl VINO
rushed from The house with the child OF Mrs Corie III
her arms, passed her nearest neighDors ana aroused
family living greater distance ON entering tho house
found his vii ON the floor Of her sleeping apartment
clotted with Hood and already dead No lcss than -
wounds had ben inflicted upon her lacS ana neck, one
scyering the byular vein or the wounds one was nl
paTently from the Impression Of Teeth, ana the Othcls
stnb-wOUds inflicted by some SHARP ihstrunehl
Her clothing aid tho walls OF her apatmcht were stained
with blood fthers from her bod were thickly stiown
over the floorind thc bed was on FIRE -. ,o,
Tho story tOd by servant tan lrisl woman hhhled
Bridget Dlrga, aged about 25 years. who had been y
ing in the fanl for four mon vas that early In the
evening two had called at tho housean Inquired Tor
the Doctor OulDeing told by ME Corie where he had
gone they said hey would go after hun About ll0oock
part of the hons and Mrs Corie told Bridget who had
the babe In her TO open the door Tor the doctor
Almost simultaneously knock was heard at door open
ing into the hall and Mrs COrol hastencd tn open TINS
door herself Two men immediately entered, and MIS-
Corel cried to Budget, rs II choking GO for the Doc
tor" The girl hastened out of the yard, and
when as the gate heard her mistress say, say
killed would heb you" She did not return, however:
but first went TO he village store where SOME raativeSw
came back to anoer house aud there succeeded la arous
ing the inmates She states rat two weeks ago on ouu
day she had eoncrsaton with Barney Doyle and john
Hunt employees oIithe Ncw-York Central Railroad at
NEWMARKET, whenone Of them said las would have re
yenee of the Doct dead or alive because he had killed
Ellen Doyls's child" These men are Thought IN siic
neigborhood to bo oabOve suspicion, ana though NOT 81
recty accused by the ~ the perpetrators Oh te
crime she appears In innuendoto 10 put ts nputnlloh on
them that possibly they are the mon VINO ehleeo 'Do
house and murdered Mrs COriell ,..,
The knife with which the murder w3s committ~,ewls
found In outbuildng and was one of the ofdihal}
knives used in the family but was very sharp ana poneu
No Strangers the neighborhood ~ any ue
during tho evening Nothing had been taken IRON tin %
house. and though the sleeping apartment OF Mrs Sorr
WAS found in confusion there was nothing I'd snow
that punder the object OF tho murderer Nd posi-
bio motive can be aserbed 10 any one for tho lnteP
ton OF crime so terrible but circumstances poni IN ~
servant girl the uurlercss. Tho story sho tonN ~
loosely constructed and accOrds lily with ths cio,
stances surrounding tho She says that as me Ps
the window she saw the men Standing qulehy III tho
apartment OF Mrs Coroll. and notwithstanding ,ne MY
had already called tO,htr To go for her bsai W
showing evidence Of stungation ale was nDse 10 van to
her to when at greater distance 10 nss m oon.
lug off tho murderers The kniIe with won tG hniuor
Was c0mwittod the girl says was kept III pAnly W -
distant part OF the house ana had boon Rihcoo ,'' ia
The evening before the crime WIS perpct,ated iif u
lriptlop OF tho appearance of the men was ooh9' N
Contradictory. -. . 4,
Bridget hss been Ia the country only sgo years A'a