The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-02
ANOTHER JERSEY MURDER.
tn First Murder Committed
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Anss Bowlsby ana Walter Oonkiin. The nrst murder
sonnitsed IN that city within the memory Of any Of
~ inhabtssnss Wa perpetratsd there q an early
Aour yesterday morning. Like the two murders
which engage the attention Of the people OF Jersey
Cnsy and HssoKen just now. this had Its
CONNECTION WITH A RuMsuoP.
younG man named Eugene Taylor, Q butcher By
Woicssi0n, accompanied BY some friends, LEFT 81
son the lower part Of Main street about midnight
n Tuesday. and started for home All his friends
took leave Of him save one, named James Mckinley,
shooe who parted from him supposlng that ne bent
ms steps toward has boarding house. kept ny MRS.
Albert Smith. lis River street. But he did not 20
thItheE He was under the influence OF liquor aod
IN GOOD rRIn FOR a SPREE
Turning down FRANKLIN street with Mckinley, ne
Moved hastily towards the house OF Mrs. Burroughs,
VINO was sent 10 State Prison last week Tor Keeping
q d,sorderly house. The establishment It is stated,
u still mainta though with great deal OF eau
son In another part Of the large brick build ng In
which MIA Burroughs spent 80 many months reside
Mr.. John Lyons and family Mr. Lyons was absent,
being engaged ut his trade lplasterer In Jersey City,
His daughter Mary has been on intimate terms
with young man named jonn CanSy, VINO boarded
with the ramy. Taylor supposing, 1t Is believed.
that he Was at the door Of Burroughs, pounded
violently for admission. This was at O'Clock in
ste morning, Canty, who slept In the front room
over the hail. leaned out Of the window and warned
TAYLOR 70 leave. The latter however, became more
bosterous, threw stones At Canty, applied abusive
CHALL.RNGRD HIM TO CONE OUT AND FIGHT.
Canty accommodated him In this respect, and the
encounter between the men was fierce aad despe.
rate Mckinley lied previous 70 the encounter.
insensiDle, ana then he returned 20 his bedroom
In less than three quarters OF an hour Afterwards
TAYLOR WAS CORPSE.
ner Butterw0r,h. The following ia the statement Of
se g Ss
aicians, gven at the Inquest
she stated that she occupies part OF the brick
house in Franklin street. Her husband Ii absent
working al bis trade tpasterer IN Jersey city. Her
soaf her daughter Mary and . smaller daughter oc-
The only engagement sne knew 10 exist between
Canty and her daughter Mary was that they were
bed at nine O'Clock on Tuesday night He occupied
the hall bedroom over the front door. Shortly
=. the IRON. door, ana Mary Went and Knocked at
Canty's door and told him somebody was trying to
Tor banging at Inc door win stones, and another
man standing by. Canty ordered Taylor 70 stop,
rasn ne e cy ,'p sns n1es
8 him as he stood at the window.
Sss ana sy went g0' ao1 mad ..! n Sn.a his
lyons and her daughter Mary saw par. Of the
los, begged hlm NOT TO DO it Mrs. Lyons says Cany
then came up stairs ana went 70 bed again; but she
could not get over the excitement, and sat at the
window. Presently quite crowd gathered about
Taylor, who stin lay IN the street. and directly
Mrs Lyons heard some one say, "he Is
man was de7d. sit can't be possiblen
replied Canty; II did not hurt him enough to kin
nlmf' He was greatly agttatcd when saying this,
Ara Lyons said, and fairly trembled with fright.
Mrs Lyons replied that she heard one OF the men
say that he was dead '.rhen.' said CAVITY, III that
b the case, had better be getting out OF the wayn
And, without saying much else, ne partly put on
his clothes and LEFT the house, and that Is the last
ane has seen OF him.
Ars. Lyons say she heard no pistol shots whatever
Cred during the melee. she ord not think Canty
hurt Taylor enough to kill him. She says Taylor
was intoxicated, wnilc Canty was perfectly sober,
and had been to bed over three hours
The testimony OF DR.. Van Dyck showed that
Taylor was actually
TnANPIED TO DEATH.
The Jury rendered verdict that Taylor came TO
ms death rom injuries lnnictej by Canty. In the
meantime the latter had ned and had not been cap
snred up TO Q late hour last night