New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
CRIME
TRAGEDY IN TuIRTy.EIo, ,TTH.sT.

| A FATHER KILLED AND HIS WIPE AND s,N WOUNDED
Br A GERMAE-ARREST OF THE MURDA RERS.
| For some time past German named Lang. .lelser,
who, until recently, has been residing with his wife, la
garetta at No 225 West Thirty Telli-
ave. confined to of city hospitals from
sickness few days since Langheser received inforna
ton that a German shoemaker named William Snobe,
emplored at Yonkers had been in the habit Of coming to
this CITY on each Saturday and remaining with his Lang
heiser'sl wife antil the following Monday
Determined % ascertain the truth OF this rmor Lang
heiser yesterday left the hospital and proceeded TO his
residence where he found Snobe whe ordered him to go
mission to his house. Weak he was 1t was useless
for to contend agsns the gsTrpcs I Cn n
Jacob Henry, natEe OF Germany aged 65 years VINO
with his wife Elizabeth aged As years, and son NichO
dwelling, mssrable wooden structure ia low neigh
boFhoOd.
About "a O'Clock last eyenng. r Henry, accompanied
by his wife and entered the apartment Occoped ny
Mrs Langhelser and paramonr and informed the lat
ter that he must laye-sIch conduct fe and Brs L.
had been guilty OF was I'm eeara6le and weud nos De al
ana Henry aften ,ted TO enforce his demand when
snobeI caught up shoe knife belonging 70 him ana
dealt the old blow in She breast the bsde passing
through the heart and both lungs causing almost instant
death The wife and son of the mlIdeIe@ man t1eh
them In turn, the knife entering the left breast
Of the woman, and passing through 1ie lung,
more fortunate, the blade having strIca rib and
glanced Off causing serious lat not necessarily danger
GUS wound He also received severe wound IN the leg
The alarm was given uIrderer secured
by Officer Mccullough OF the Twentieth Precinct. He
an inquest which will be held to-day.
BURGLARY IN ORANGE.
On Saturday night the residence of Mr.. Il. III. En-
sign, Mayor OF Orange entered by burglars, who
carried off such articles most conveniently re
moved amounting I'm all to less than 49, Entrance
effected through window. Officers Informed
of the robbery and sunday evening they succeeded
finding Of the articles taken at house in Gebe
ST. where chest of carpenters tools recently stolen
from Jones & DOremus was also found; The tenant of
ha
himself, and therefore escaped arrest.
sTABBING ARRAY IN JERSEY CITY.
Yesterday forenoon a party of Italians, named
Domnicus DOmonte John Relatia, Louis Delueio Eman
ue Rocker, Andrew Basholop, and John ]. Mahia
taken before Recorder Marndae OF Jersey City charged
with stabbiug Charles Stuckey. About o'clock Sun
day afternoon, while walking up Newark-sve stuckey
knife aud stabbed hIm in the hip. The injured man
conveyed to his home No: 225 Railroadaye and the
prisoners are held to await the result OF the injuries
DWELLING ROBBED.
Early on Sunday morning sneak thief entered
the dwelling OF Charles Stevens No Bedfordst, and
carried off clothing valued at $780, and $40 in Treasury
notes
REBEL MOB LAW IN KENTUCKY.
sr rELgeRaPH TIRE TRIBssE
FRANKFORT KY Feb. 1s-Abotst midnight last
night mob of rode into Danve. broke open the
JAIL and took out named Carrier but finding they
had taken the wrong man. they returned him to the Jail
order escape from the Rebels the battle Of Perry
yie tho Jury disagreed and Carrier gave bail and went
home at Parkesyiie The mob after returning the first
brother TO the JAIL rode to Parkes willie, aud about
O'Clock broke open Carriers house. took hjm from his
family aud hanged him. The mob composed OF the
remains Of Quantrels guerrflas.
SUICIDE OF AN ARMY oFFIcEa
RICHMOND, Feb 1S.-Lieut. j. S. Newberg of the
18th Infantry committed suicide this morning at the Bal
lard House. He was under military arrest at the time.
DARING ASSAULT AND ROBBERY.
Boston, Feb 1S.-The dwelling house of Mr.. Samuel
night by burglars The noise made by them aroused Mr.
Appleton. who proceeded to the from which IT APP
peared 10 He opened the door and attempted to
enter. but fell box upon the floor. and he
failing the pistol he had in his hand went off and as il
was single barreled freaTm he without any means
Of defense and the two whom he in the
he opened the door at once seized him and beat him until
he senseess Before Mr. Appleton mado his appear
ance thieves had collected aud put in pile all the
silver plate the considerable quantity Of the
plate had formerly belonged 20 Daniel Webster and EN-
baced many articles that had been presented TO him at
different times by friends. The renc0nter with Mr. APP
peton frightened the thieves and they left without tax
Ing booty with them They succeeded however in
securing 900 Treasury notes Detectives are on the
track OF the thieves. Mr. Appleton was not seriously IN
iured,