The New York herald., 1870-04-25

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TnK MURDER.
From what particulars have been gathered by
Cupta n Mcdonnell 1t appears inat on entering one
OF the parties called tor lager beer. stanton sup
piled IL and all eMptied their glasses AnoSher
round YVES ordered anu the money placeo OH the
counter to pay Tor the beer. Leaving tue men 10
drink the lager. Stanton proceeded OUT through the
rear door and allcyway for change. On approach
ing the entrance TO the rear yard ON his return lie
met all the parties win The exception OF ODay,
and found ODay lying on the jiOor, welterng
IN hts blood and iusensloe. This was about
rushed n.o the street and gave tho aIarn,.
The news OF the murder reached Captain Mcdonnell
at the Greenwich street station nouae through his
doornan, who was passing NO. 81 kng street ut the
tne and the captain hurried there, followed by
officers Not more than eight minutes. 1t Is estl-
mated, inlervened between the mucder and the
arrival OF Mcdonnell who found U'Day lying on
MS back imme ilaiey under The scream, with hts
McDonnell stopped TO examlue tie body and found
that he was breathing aeavliy. While exaintning
his pulse O'Day breatned his last, without having
ntIeted coherent word. The floor under hiin
covered by pools OF blood thar had issued from
ral STAB wounds inflicted with knlie.
THE BARkEEPER ARREsTEp.
The barkceper was Immediately arrested by
Mcconnell and lhe body removed to the station
mouse on.d 20 mcponnes next act was 20 question tie
barkceper, VINO gave him tne names OF ODay's
associates, but could give no details OF the murder
tnat he asserted occurred during his temporary
absence. Despatchng his orIcers In search OF the
pnites whose names appear above O'COnnOr,
Porter and Droul were brought In and detained as
wiluesses aud officers despatched In search Of
Cooney, Michaels and Kelly, Who were not - oe
found.
wGhr WITNESSES SAY.
The CAPTAIN questioned oil the witnesses, ara
from ,hein eainci tnat Immediately after tue de-
parire ol the barkeeper the quarre between Cooney
aud O'Day was resumed. some of them endeavored
TO auel, when O'Day seized q lager beer glass and
lrIed 1t with great force at Cooncy'3 head Tney
Gd not state whether II sLruck Cooney but the glass
WAS found by Captain Mcdonnell broken ihso niany
FRAGMENTS tnat were seauersd over the Dar AID
apiut The shelves. They state that the ,iiOwnI o
the glass the signal tor free hgnt Slca lasted
hut i moment and ended by O'Day's death ~ tht
hauds OF one OF t0enl Dnt they pfOiess 10 notkDow
WHO used knife. Tie impress ION 10 tnatit Vas
| Cuuney ana tuay lie piled 1t IN seii-deseace
SGOURIsC TaR PREcIScr.
Mcdonnell and his detectives. Sc0'ret tue pre-
cinCt III every dirccuon Tor toe. parties WHO pattc,
patei IN the me.5e, and u is ssy that alt VIII nave
| been secured before .h,s &C count IS malc puoic
I McDonneil was especially active. and deserve
| SPECIAL mention Tor his e1ergy IN working up IN
case
| TIE EXCITEMENT an GREENWICH STREET.
| The news VI tne Dliiryier quickly Travelled oVel
| the precinct ana 81 dotley crowd OF men. woihei
| and children collected about tue entrance To tn
station house. f,Ae Captain was compelled to pl
| on sectior OF men TO Keep the cur
GUS back; odt for nours the street 10 10
. four bocEs was Cranned by an anxi0u
cgowd o. spectators discussing the occurrence