The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-16
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

BOLD ArrKxrr AT SUICIDE LAxRyrABLg FAurRE-
some time since Garrett wes bought from . named
Palmer without consulting his mers wife, oyster
saloon, doing an excellent business, In Canal street.
Nra Palmer, II appears-that ID, II her statement 10
worthy OF credence-put six hundred dollars the
concern, and being pecuniarly interested persuaded
herself that the sale sham-a conspiracy gotten
up between Yves, and Palmer. With this notion running
IA her mind she daily besioged the salon,
20 tho great annoyance Of West, and there had
several disputes with him, claiming that he had
scented to purchase please her husband who the
real owner When West found that he could not per-
snsde the into different view OF the case and
finding her presence there daily constantly harangung
had tendency 10 inurc his bushes caused her To be
arrested and locked up In the Essex jail But he
had hardly got her safely irdged there when, a.
he stated he found her al liberty In his saloon
again "sicking up COMPOUNDED mnss." On last Satur
day, at Vests solicitation, another warrant issued
ana placed 10 the hands OF an osc er who yesterday
afternoon succeeded In arrest the creature while
10 Vests saloon hourishns large carving KNIFE around
her head and threaienne, Is alleged to let daylight
pass through the unfortunate successor 70 her husbands
when arraigned before Judge shandley a, the
Esssn Market Police Court, shortly subsequent to
her srres, West who va. present TO press
coat tho murdercus looking weapon and said
THAT'S what sho threatened cut my throat Within
scrrsched the woman, At the same time barring her
bosom and neck; ~ tod him vas going TO cut my
s'That 10 true. your Honor, quito truo; bu,
found whom I rushed 70 where she stood. her
eyes burning IKE coupls Of living Goals Of
laid her tnroat-I found, / say, The sharp
edge turned outward She frightened me At nrst tell
you. because, you zee, thought her craxy but when
she that regarded he. as a fraud trading under
false preences, she ran At mo aud threatened kill
ne"
"a narrow escape
NO, abt o. a. judge responded wost al walked
right up 10 her and touk tho knife out OF her hands
Hero n Is
Mrs. Palmer, who though, she ~as losing ground in
the ssmston Of the na,isirse herr broke in dec,ar-
iDg that Vests statement false ami that N he had
mot interrupted proceedings she would have made a
Slammed CORPSE OF horseif-so she would, and have
given twelve honest men, emrarc!cd as Jury. besides
coroner considerable employ 10 Ind out why she
did - sanguinary deed.
would.be suicide. In default OF 5000 bail 10 keep
the peace, committed 20 prison, there 70 cool her
temper her wrath. she viii, against the
"isier boy OF Canal street.
Frervk FROM JusricE --orlcer Cot,rer OF the
Twenty-sccond precinct yesterday arrested Frank Bar
ney, Who he dsposed was on Information received by
him, Fugitive from justice from the state OF New
Jcr.ey, where he had committed an alleged felony in
that he took aud goods TO the value So the
properly o. one Charles Pope Of city OF Now Bruins
vcs ~. =. me accused was, prayer Of the
ohccr Detained uh further evidence could be obtain ed
from New brunswick by Justice Ionnoiy of the York.
willie Police Court
Assault on PotIcExAx-on the Goth or Angus, last
Michael Barrett. Of the Twenty precinct deposed
that he had been assaulted and beaten by man named
David McMann, At Bellevue Garden Eightleh street and
East rver "~bo showed against him and struck him, ia
the face With his hand and seized him By the breast and
tore deponenrs shirt ana tina, a number OF other per
cons got hold Of him; and while thus asssultsd
Patrick rnn held deponcnt By his right arm
st the time Achann struck him again and
MAS subsequently, thrown down ana BY some