New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
CRIME.
r1aHr 1N A rENEMENr HousE.

wounds lie also cut Rosanna On the left arm Rounds
Oates arrested the and they were oeRSa
dressed Yesterday the party were taken before
committed for trial in default Of $4,000 bail The
women discharged.
COLLISION BETWEEN TIE POLICE AND CITIZENS !
ONE OF TIKI LATTER SHOT.
About II o'clock D. n. on Saturday Patrolman
Campbell Of the Tweny-seventh Precinct an intoxi
Gated acting in a dtsordery mannerin Westst' near
Rector The officer ordered him away, and ia few min
t ne then took the man into custody, but had pro-
Sccsed with him but short distance when party OF
baf drunken and women issued from the tenemont-
L0ase Westinghouse, and attacked the officer and
ants Patroman They TO the assistance OF his brother
officer snd lac N turn was Hereby assalied o f;,
on the officers whoveceiyed several severe wounds on
the head and face Officer Campbos uniform rronn G
by the excited crowd, some Of whom yelled XII the
PEI i efect in the body of Richard Long one of the
she time of the fight had reached the station
and Roundsman Oates sent with 10 or IL officers TO
the OF the disturbance ChsTss9g tnaouggn tre
rades and rescued them. The wounded man was taken
10 the station House. the crowd ON the way making sew
hack, Until a late hour a large and excited
crowd oongTegated In front OF the staton-
cipa in the assault the officer She was arrested
Police Surgeon Armstrong summoned, and, after eX-
aiming the wounded man, pronounced his injuries fatal
qud ordered removal to the New ork Where
Long died at o'clock Number OF the friends ana fei
ves of the deceased waited upon Coroner Keenan, and
assured him that the shooting by Oheer campbell was
upushable that the deceased was on his Knees neg
g1g for mercy, when the second shot was nFed. ihe
given 6y officer Campbell 1t is alleged that son Of
long and some other boys were enggeG IN hrlhg nTT
aud took them into custody The boy resisted ana was
struck by the officer. Long who drinking in an ad-
oiuing saloon was told that his boy was being beaten
Oy The Police and, huIyng ont excitedy informed tne
that ne did not want him beaten. crowd gathered,
aud the officer almost without prev1eauon , HreG
was made by the crowd until after the shooting Dy OF
heer Campbell On the Statene5s tue ny s of 0aicep
of LOug, Coroner keenan, caused tne arrest Oh Ou te
Campbell, committed him 20 the Iombs 10 await lhe
theinvestigati6n viii be held Wednesday at II a. N;
eSsm1&to, c OF the UoG 3c IN Of the
mediau line, either one Of which would nave eansed
death. Deceased native Of Ireland, aged about 90
known throughout the Ward. Yesterday the woman
Lowery was brought before Alderman Mooie' al inc
TOmbs Police Court aud discharged
A PRIzE-FIGHT BROKEN UP.
Soon after a. m. yesterday the police OF the
Fourth Precinct found prizenght in progress in the
coalyard of George Ober No % Oas the contestants
being jeremiah Kerrigan and Thomas F1tzslnmons, a
large crowd OF hackers ana Sg5t Ronndsman Bole
Atera few rounds haa Dee Fortb Precincf dscov.
cred the party, made raid on them kerIlSan ana
one of the spectators Michael Haley, Of No 4S Oyer.
we're arrested and locked mp in the Qakst F9ISe STA
hon. Yesterday they were taken osiodT Aiue. nan
charged.
BOLD THEFT OF MONEY.
John Lyons and David Williams on Satur-
day afternoon entered into conversation with Mr. Fred
rk Ropborst OF the hrm Of Bonhorst Koch. while he
standing in front their store at No $40 Greenwich
st. One Of the men pretended that ne WlshSu 10 Dy
produee ana Whle 5he % tSe sId
from money drawer distracted sle4 Boh men '1Sn
money was recovered. Justice Hogan committed them
the Tombs
sTABBIYG ARRAY IN A SALOON. |
On Saturday, John Curtain of No. 1876 Cherry |
ct. was stabbed three times in the head by John Mu
a. prf1o lfuuop cfOr
Cberry.st, The wounds were dressed by surgeon
Curtain was sent home and Mulaney escaped
BIT OFF A LIP.
AT fight in Oak-st. on Saturday night,
Thomas Welsh Of ia Cherry-st, bit of portion OF
the underlip Of George welles. Yesterday Welsh was
taken before Alderman Moore at the TOmbs Police Court
and discharged.
KNOCKED DOWN AND BEATEN.
While Daniel Conway, a resident OF Sands |
Point L. l. was passing through Water-st late on satur
day night he twas assaulted by some unknown men, |
Knocked down, and severely beaten His wounds were
dressed at the Oakst POLceStatlon.
THE EAST HoUsTON-sT. ARRAY.
Coroner Rollins on Saturday called at No. l5l |
East Houston-sf the aRtemOrtem statement OF
Adam Gesen. who was wounded in the breast with |
sordeape on Tuesday night last by his brohernlaw.
frederick sclley The wounded man was found IN de-
fri0us condition and unable to give any collected ac-
Cuipjon OF Dr. John Beach, he could not Ve long Inc
sword blade had entered between the third and fourth
Is near the Dedian line, penetrating the percard9m
Ce.eIl was q native Of Germany aged q years. MIS-
Gese stated that night In question her usbahd
b was xicated abused her Her brother nterpcsed
10 urOtect ler, and a fight ensued between the men,
dining which Gesell stabbed by Schley DurIhe lDe
struggle the men fen down flight Of stairs They were
finally separated aud Sehey given into CUSTODY he Is
held 10 await the result OF Gesells INJURY
THEFT OF A WATCH
John Logan, a young man, of No. "a Madl-
sous was committed to the Tombs yesterday for hay'
ing It is alleged. stolen silver watch, valued at SIS
from John MARI who sent to the House OF Detention
for witnesses.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
On Saturday evening, John Holt aged "A
vears a hquor-dealer at No. Isl sOuthst. attempted
Suicide by taking quantity Of laudanum physician
UaseaIed ShO relieved him Of the drug.
MELANCHOLY SHOOTING CASE.
Coroner keenan, on Friday last held an inquest
=, the ,ersive iro; works OF Messrs J. b q W. W. Cor
re, IN C,rest near ghitest. the body Of Thomas
Irwin Cornell AGED 1s years. son OF the senior member
~ a. Gyo no bsd s6ot Ia 'usen m very TnysteriOus
and upaCcGuutab BILE manner. FI.Dn tbe eFldehCe ec
by the Coroner il would thaS ne young ldn on n
sprts About II o'clock ne went into rear ROOM ana
few moments after the SOUND OF q ps'ofsiHk Was
heard when his brother and Others entefHg
they found him lying on the bOIa, WITH
pear by lay small .barreed revolver with 0ue
barrel discharged He had often exhibited ana hahutu
lh pistol and bad been cautioned or the danger OF 40
ng None OF his relatives believe That nc eOninitted
hive for dong and bis previous good spirits would DC
guaranty against such They believe that, WINE
examining the pistol u accidentally discharged.
verdict Of accidental death was rendered. Inc Ialher VI
deceased is IN Europe