New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
MISDEEDS OF THIEVES And RUAFIANS.
FATAL AFFRAY IN A SLAUGITER-HOUSE.

FATAL AFFRAY IN A sLAUGHTER-HOUsE.
John Kane, butcher, employed in the
slaughter house Of Monroe Crane at the foot OF west
Thirty y-nnthst entered the building on Monday under
the influence OF liquor, and attempted to perform his
usual work 1t apparent that he was unfit to
the establhnt ordered him to cease TSTs S
He brandished the knife which he had in his hand and
% The foremsn after warning him to keep away struck
him on the side Of the head with gamble or large
and causing severe scalp wound. Kane expressed
grct for bs Decentralization, and when his wound had
cighth-s Eryspcas -et in, and he died on Saturday
morning. An inquest was held and, after bearing the
testimony OF several witnesses, the jury rendered YER
dict generating Lamb. lie was accordingly discharged
from custody having been arrested immediately after
kanes death.
AN ASSASSIN AT LARGE.
A post-mortem examination was held on
Saturday on the body OF David Dorian, the young man
who fatally stabbed on Thursday night by an un-
known during row at Joness Wood. wound
one inch In length and half inch in width found
SetWeen Se the seventh and eighth ribs passed through
the diaphragm and the right lobe OF the liver Death
was caused by Internal hemor1hage The body was az
erward conveyed to the residence OF his parents at No
l72 Deanceyst. The investigation was adjourned to
arrest the assassin description OF whom has been OBJ
tanned from those who witnessed the assault
THE sECoND-AyE. sTABBING ARRAY.
The ante -mortem statement of Thomas Dew
ereux was taken Saturday. He was stabbed In tho
groin and dangerously wounded In front OF his resi-
dence, at secondave. and One by
Patrick Mcdonald, during anray on the evening OF
the 7th inst The wounded stated that on the even
ing question he six men heating an acquaintance
known as Big John ana nTned wnea ne %o wens sm 10
Donald struck him in the face with weapon and Pat
defended himself az well az he could and his wife coming
up, assisted him home Mcdonald followed and while while
maddened at the ephets sppliedto hs wife and hDse
he caught upa lsth and struck Mcdonald on the arm
taken into custody The wounded man s in very criti
cal condition. Boyle ia also held as IN accessory
ROBBING RUNAWAY WIFE.
At the Tembs Police Court, yesterday, AL
derman Conan committed John Morrissey on charge
of stealing gold watch and chain from Mrs Ellen Dee
lev The accused was sailor the ship Sir Robert
Peel on which the complainant came to this port few
DAYS ago and the two went together to the boarding
house No 50 Greenwchst. Morrissey LETT soon after,
and the watch and chain disappeared at the same tme
The property was found on him when arrested by Detect
Finn The sent TO the House OF Detention
Her husband, who had left Liverpool m steamer un-
known his wife, and arrived in this port before her.
anxious to secure her release but unable to do
so. 1t ia alleged that Mrs Deeey had ran away from
her husband. The sailor declared that thewoman will.
ingy accompanied him TO the boardg-house and that
she gave him the watch and chain. The keeper OF the
boarding house also testified that Morrssey and Mrs.
Deeey passed as man anu wlfe
vINDICTIvE GIRL.
Maggie Murphy, age ID, living with an aunt
in Leonardst and employed in tobacco factory, COM
mittcd an unprovoked assault Hannah Haggerty,
O girl Of her OVID age, Friday morning, while
the latter sitting the stoop Of her parents resi-
dence, No l24 Lberty,st She tore Hannah's eloth-
ing sarSs1 sna ran a~ay ~ hs s' TONES Iefoe Justice Dsw
Ing who recognized her az one who had stabbed
in the shonder on Hsrch VIM LsnGan S "a aa OF No.
ephet She had beou tired for that oense and punish
had been >. On Tne ee haa o @s
tried owing To the absence Of me complainant The latter
made complaint Saturday and the accused was con-
mitted to the Tombs to await tr1al
YOUTHFUL CRIMINAL.
The ante-mortem statement of John Schnei
der "a baker, OF No, 30 Rdge-s was taken yesterday
He was stabbed in the abdomen on Thursday, IN Pearl
st. the New Bowery, by lad supposed to be John
McGaw age Is, OF No. New -Bowery. he states that
while passing along Peart, with basket of pretzeE
hm be Tns or oas %e'0'iss rsed and the hoy @
up piece OF coal and threw at him be pursued his
donen, receiving wound from which his entsils pro
truded. From Information received by the police from
brother of McGaw was the culprit, but the wounded
man declared that the prsos@r Is not 1 his SsSaant s a
though htN resenDen nll search mas hloe peeh uaue
for John McGaw, but lie had not yet been found
A DEBTORS ANGER.
The ante-mOrtcm statement of Valentine
Kisse lager beer saloon keeper who il lying danger
onsly wounded his residence, No 0s West Fortieths
was taken Oh Saturday From this statement 1t appears
that John Rider carpenter, owed him s. rs for beer
and when asked for payment became angry and applied
to him abusiye epts. He responded and Rider finally
seized saw and struck him With IT, verdict against
his assaant we rendered. and he committed BY the
Coroner TO await the result Of Kssels Injuries.
STABBED WITH A BAYONET.
Peter Kelly and Patrick Mahoney, fellow
tenants at Ne 10 Morisst while Intoxicated early yes
terday Quarreed in the entry the second floor. The
former was struck on the head with a pitcher and
stabbed In the left with bayonet receiving serious
wounds. Mahoney arrested and committed yester.
day 70 the Tsmbs by Alderman Conan 10 await trial.
DRUNKEN MAN ROBBED.
Stephen Allen, laborer. residing IN Brook
lyn while proceeding home In state OF intoxraton,
oury yesterday, attacked in souhs by three men.
and was beaten kicked, and robbed Of silver watch
worth S2l Tho thieves AWAY. Allen gave desorip-