The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-16
FATAL STABBING.
fjoronersg Investigation into the Dentt n
Charles O'Retlly.

Charles oReily, who was stabbed on Monday night
last, dying from the effects of the wounds then re-
The following named are alleged to have bee~ -
Gated as principals or accessories in mo ;a,a ea
Mclrvn, Margaret Moo aud Mary S G9aTies Mne
The evidence vas as fOiioTs:| ' 1'''l '0'''''
a. John Reilly sworn-1ve northeast corner Of Twenty
erday and & Ss S oH 9S o Se dy %
sr nb post hortem examination as that Of my bro
,hS,5 tel Wsseman syornLive No t2S North rweay
ges goTeS Of Twsny and Vine streets they we're
there saw ShsGSs 0Rey and Ms Ms Moore % scui
tage in the fight they fought for some five or eight
them; said "y9p take, hold of Moore aud viii! take
GO we coy them p"gt Moo 99s ep3s to6s him
Race street was still the corner when heard them
was topoi Moore this Fht Race street, 9a
Ene Il seemed n as uReiiy was irving 20 et % away
one said. Fair pSyia they We're lifted up and Vent
Mooc IS % tS drunk 70 fR6 oRsE DS asbsanS
walked across the street pulled open his shirt and saw
stab across bis breast and on hls e side he said I'm
there myself say young Moore John Moore( kick at
post saw Charles Mciron strEo him in the the ic face
didn't the knife take II from Moore
Charles Colean syornh,lhye No &3g n Twentythird
fighting; on Twenty.third street above Race William
ed edqs osr oS IL n S' see S p2d
that he was the other man when pulled them apart
hear o'Rehy say 'im stabbed y. picked Moore up;
& g % saw TS Sns Ss es
there that knew except Charles Meryin and Nicholas
close by me- near where the fight occurred didn't the
PE b. sRhaReieR Ra post morem examination
Pennsylvania Hospital, the 4th day Of July; rocog
nzed by his brother John OReilly the right arm and
U'Rey was in India ink on LETT forearm there were
ten wounds discovered npon the body and some slight
bruises and scratches.
/ penetrating wound three inches above the left np-
pe seven eghths of an inch long, o6que, communicating
with lung made by penetrating instrument which
Of an inch to the left of junction with the cartilage drec
penetrating wound one inch above and to the left
Of left nipple half inch long, obque, communicating
tween the third and fourth rb one and R inches OS to-
the lett OF junction with cartilage the lung slightly
g. slight penetrating wound two and half inches
! low and to the right of the left nipple.
T. slight penetrating wound over the middle of left
D. slight incised wound in anterior portion of left
g. An incised wound transverse one and half inches
long, Of an inch Deep over anterior end of the
T. penetrating wound in left groin halt inch long,
entered the abdomnai cavity and wounded tbe rectn
and divided the curulux vein. .
one inch long and x inch deep p"'' u '0' nSO
inch below and ~ men TO on" The left og @ S one
portion OF the omentum was still within the inner edge of
ia protEuding wound one inch long two inches below
OF wound inwards and upwards to attachment of
The wounds that penetrated the cavities caused inter
nal o aPd o @ & there S IoFS & slight
below the right nipple there two creseenre bruises
neck and the outer parts Of both arms the deceased
NATION caused by the wounds have described
9Rey ii WV % 6 nG t. the S 9oSgS& g & at LIZ on on the the
18Th inst He was under the treatnsn Of pr 5JS HgnseE
5 % RACE o3 sS and m mated
from oBeilly Moore was on top Of o'Reily; did not
nd set doEn ON ps s% R 3
Nicholas Roach there did not see Margaret and Navy
William Whiteman sworn-I reside No. 1SO N. Twenty.
corner Of Twenty and Vine streets Charles oRey
street; he asked take a drink; went with him and
after aSt oyer ana sat on he there were
to nd MI ~ 6q o g9 up ba Ra6 went
said part them ny brother said to oReiy wii you
GT So h %ds P6 MSo5e 6S5 6
away; Taylor and myself pulled Moore away; saw
street saw Mo @ 60 to the % corner Of Twsntythd and
walked down Twenty, third street; this going
fETsy fEo Second GS% fight because did thought mot
t was G locked d down low the street and
Standing at the as Sy O 1na
me snd 5 bis shirt up say the wounds he said
0'Relly as he was showing his wounds; Margaret
Rsyid SsEy Reside az W Sf Twenty
Twenty third and Vine Streets heard that Moere m
tended dG b to gh oRey tRht night oRe went
9Rey SdD bt s9f that 1T tS. R gGNd ms
oRey was on top John Moors tried to pull @ fSh Rs
told John Moore mot to interfere if he wanted
s dOnt fagw SSR9 %RoSeP SPf
Street didn't see knife NOR s' ths st4bbns
John Flynn sworn-Liye No, Ashton place was not
and FGs saw ws ooe snd dn s
Michael Kenney swoTn-Iliye on Race street, above
nd ahs d 6ssd the
pulled up his shirt and ! the wounds the entrails
were prOtSIding md didn't see the sta stsbSng biz g,z
dGp know much about was sitting % At my door when
William Patterson sw rn.-Lve the rear of No 2ala
fighting n across the lot Wine street, they we're then
gRtns oRey was going down nfs srsst
Moore followed him; he after him and struck o Reilly
osy SPt For Co.'s si saFs
oReilly when he was down some one got oReiily up
and he showed his wounds while O'Taely was down Mary
hand; she struck him before said he stabbed
couldn't see knife looked for one don't know pulled
John Patehen Live NS rs Filson street; saw
his feet the other then walked away but came back
stabbed; don't know where Moore went; oReiliy was
taken away didn't the stabbing any strike
William Lpsey sworn.-Live at No Ia st. David's
say GIVE him MooreH Saw Moore on Spo ton o1 of
Gown eo SPoR or fo sR9 es deet then Reilly knocked
& R enf f @ @shatdned Moore away OReiy the west
More oT @ out didn't & see M9Sre stab hm didn't see knife
PJS6T PJS6Tn lynch r John Powell, Charles Corcoran Mrs
kin oSis Gosch Robert Galbraith, and James Hos
Miss Kate Hayden swoTH"iye at No
question MooTe at rG TSng gaFE 3n tBe SDS sSyfPPg
ked WITH f was MS IN To nqT2T ne had knife his he
pGhted the knife at me Eliza Quinn young girl was
so s ing tIt tG The % house bother your
Mo- the knife had its blade opene II was a ,Shit