New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
CRIME.

sEGioU, srtBBTNG ArFEAY - 4 SALOON.
! About o'clock last evening", Robert johnson n
geutcmauly appearing man. aged % years entered the
oyster and dining saloon Of Edward lI-bcr ot No 75j
Broadway and seated himself at table around which
were seated number Of gentlemen. As bis manner
ard conversation We're decidedly annoying, tie gentle
men objected to his presence at the table and The pro
pctOr requested johnson 90 take seat at another table
This hc refused 10 do, and he was then ordered from The
saloon lie refused 10 goand soon Johnson and The propc-
tOrbccamc engaged IN fight. ltl,satcd mat Herbert as
saultcd Johnson with club beating HIN about the head
and body. IL return Johnson stabbed Herbert ~ the irt
| side with a dnkkne. inihcting u very DANGEROUS
wound Officer Banta OF the fiitccnlh fIecinct was was
StationIouse Mcrccr-st., where Dr. Armstrong at
tended and dressed Lis wounds These consisted OF for
T vi' ssron@niy fbcU 10 Bcey"e io0ptgi ucfbcrt is
| at his saloon in "a critical condition
! THE HEsTEEsr. neutrality-suspicious. or TIIE IN
QUEST.
! Coroner Wildcy on Saturday concluded the inquest
on the body Of stephen 2. Garland who was stabbed at
the corner Of Hester and Ezabess on Saturday even
ing the 3Oth ut by Anthony Mahn and died AZ the resi-
denCc Of his father No. 2ll Iewiss, on Thursday night
last The evidence adduced on the inquest cOrrObOrated
the ante mortem statement Of Garland which has been
TO the guilt Of Mahn The jury rendered verdict against
the accused, and he was committed TO the Tombs by the
Coroner await the action of the Grand jury He IL
native OF this city aged 20 years, resided at NO G5 D
yisiOnst and is by occupation showcase maker His
record during the past two years bad one nc having
been engaged in several serious rows The deceased
! a native Of this city, aged q years.
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OF DETECTIVES
| Detectives Becker and Haggerty ofNewaIk arrived
| in HobOken about o'clock on Saturday evening from
| Albany, having in charge young man named Michael
George, whom they had arrested charge OF swnd
ling g. Blakely Co Of No 233 Chrchst, Philadelphia
out OF a number OF bales OF cotton waste valued at about
5000 Of which the officers recovered about $3.50 worth
the officers and prisoner entered the Hobokcn Hotel
get some drinks The prisoner having fine new over
Coat his arm laid the bar and the three stood for
several minutes n conversation. When they ready
go they were greatly surprised on discovering that
clever thief had stolen the overcoa and decamped
The officers admitted that it good thing, and
Il that they intended to go on to Philadelphia that
night they would have stopped aud tried to work up the
case.
THE LATE BURGLAR MoNZANI.
1t has come to light that the family of Mr. Joseph
Keogh Coumbusville Queens County, into which the
Monzni married were all poisoned shortly after his
time The Keogh family comprised, at the time OF the
marriage Mr. and Ars keogh since deceased and five
survives him The girls by their industry as tailoresses
had accumulated property consisting OF cottage and
few acres Of ground and IL supposed that MOnzan
committed the foul crime OF wholesale poisoning In order
that he aud his wife might alone enjoy the proceeds OF
atey frustrated. as 10y administering promptly the usual
antidote for arsenic which seems the poison used
this crime the time by the neighb0rs and physicians
attending the poisoned family, but he arrested
for the offcnse The suspicion was and is quite natural
that lie committed tins crime as he and his wife partook
OF the meal az which the poison administered without
either is said experiencing its effects, and Monzan
| left the place before any recovered
| DEFAULTING CASHIER.
Joscnh Uasbrouck. the alleged defauting cashier
NJ be First National Bank of Hudson was committed
the Eldrdcest Jail saturday upon a rcquisiton from
| the United states Marshal.
| ARREST or A CLERICAL swINDLER.
SPRrsGrIEID, Mass. April 7.-Deputy Constables
Chapn and Wright arrested, AT South Hadlcy last night
clerical confidence man, who has done extensive
business in this vicinity for several weeks among minis
ters and religious societies, under the names OF Cook
Rurns and Chambers Last week he attempted 20 get q
on his London banker ndOsod 10y heavy
South Hadlcy manufacturer, representing himself a.
agent Of y London publishing louSG