The New York herald., 1868-05-09

C0ronerss Inquest Yesterday-HlstOry Of tho
Anair-verdict Of the Jury. f
Al two O'Clock yesterday Coroner Herman held an
inquest the remains Of Joseph Krumtzkt ct the
Eleventh ward station house, who ON Thursday AFTER
noon at his residence, No. l21 wiett street, fred
two pistol balls into the body Of his wife, Josephine
and Immediately sfterward turned the muzzle OF the
that deceased had reason to believe that his WIFE
hS .is is Gi s.on an r n; ne o
of the name Of DwoneskL aged twenty-ons years,
with whom she, was desirous OF living. Find
man, deceased. in Q moment OF anger, sought her
death as well as his own. The deceased, who was
nn nfsuror by hs secon6 msrria ~ nc nas
Joseph Janaschak, Of 4Oi Eleventh street, sworn
was acquainted with deceased;I have known him
and six months ne was 4 temperate hard working
the day before Yesterday about some trouble he had
with his wife; he said young man named Joseph
Dwoneski was too Intimate with her, and he further
said she was trying to poison him, and had put
made Complaint against s youns .ns msn snd Ss
wife before Justice Mansheld, and he had dismissed
the CASE this morning heard for the nrst time that
This person interpreted into English the testimony
OF the succeeding witness, =
boarded with deceased and his wife about
eight months; never knew Of any trouble
between deceascd and his wife sometime
after Easter heard deceaseds wife say to Dwonnes-
ri that she had broughtspden fromthe water closet
and had put them into pudding for deceased TO eat;
went to l27 seventh avenue last Monday, 70 reside;
the 11th OF April she asked me TO take her hus.
hand, the deceased. In . boat and throw him over
board, that abe did not want to live with him, but
with Joseph Dwonneski; there were others IN the
room when she said Tits; knew nothing Of the shoot.
Sophia Hopt who resides at IN wil,ett street. d.
posed that she resided on the top noor In the back
room, the rear apartment, deceased and his wife
living on the same no0r In the front rooms; knew
of no trouble between the deceased and his wife:
had but very slight acquaintance with them; be-
roo when heard three pistol sSo n was =. y ront my
room; opened my door and looked out, when saw
q young man that boarded there holding the door OF
deceaseds ROOM shouting; deceaseds wife was run
ming for the door, and then Immediately after fell In
the hallway; Chen ran down stairs TO the landlord
and asked him to cail for policeman; the police
Isaac McGirney being sworn said:-f am police
man; yesterday afternoon, about quarter past four
I went round there and when had reached tho
door heard pistol shot; ran up stairs and saw
deceaseds wife lying on the moor, IN the hallway OF
soon after another of1cer came, when went into
ths front room, where saw deceased lying with his
door; saw the pistol that has been exSibteS
20 she jury % reyovcrl In his right hand;
I took i away and handed m 70 Captain
the hospital she was shot In the let breast and was
partially nsensibe; deceased was quite dead; Young
man was attending the woman when got there: he
told Captain Ullman that he had the woman away
and that he was living with her; have been unable
to ind him since then. f..r Ir. Il gII L.
wooster Beach, n. D., being sworn, .deposed that
pistol shots were found In the breast and head of the
deceased and that these the cause Of his death
The testimony being brought to conclusion. the
Jury found that the deceased had died In consequence
OF pistol shots which he had inflicted on his person
~ his residence, No. 12l Willett street. I3-E n
Mra Krumitzh V stul living, and 10 N supposed
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