New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
THE PANORMO MURDER.
THREE NOTORIOUS HIGHwAYMEN AR
RESTED.

COAT-THE FUNERAL AND THE lhQbbSi'
The fatal assault upon Prof. PanOrmo Is
stu the exciting topic of conversation In Broohyh'
and thenrrest Of his murderers IL loudly demanded by
uo ctzens The detectives who are engaged upon tho
case have reported progress TO Chief Campbell but In
formation is withheld at present.
On Thursday, nj midnight. Detective carr, WIN
RouudsInan Doan and four officers Of the Fourth IRE
cnct, made a raid upon low den In HudsonaVe' ana
captured James Mclaughlin, an iron-molder. age %.
They then went shanty In Raymond-st ana arrested
John Gibson, n laborer, age "a and John khimeaa'
ace o. These men are said 10 have Deen
engaged In attempt TO rob Prol' ' H.
Nordoif he was passing along JIG hHio"'e''
near Fort Grcen-place, on the night OF jan W.
The Professor hal giving music lesson ana WINE
passing along the avenue noticed three men following
him one of them suddenly rushed up to him ana
twisted his around his neck WINE inc others at
tempted TO him. The Professor drew MS pslo anu
fired aud the ruflisns fed procipitaieiy. Tue ITO
tossor beeyes that nc shot one OF them III
| the arm The police suspected that Mclaughlin
Clroy and Kilnead were members Of gang OF high
wav1nen il not actually the men who murdered Prof.
PaDcrrno. The three prisoners are 'Ialhousloohns
mlscreats and have been engaged III numerous arrays
and robcros. Mclaughlin has just emerged from sihs
Sing after serving term OF 10 years Ior phrel oF
roy has been In jail for granddaughter ana the ponce su
meet him Of having been connected win TWO murders
He was concerned in riot in John-s,i which an In
offensive was killed.
Prof wasserInan teacher OF languages Tesins ~
No S6s Myrtleve., visited the prisoners III tner eeiis,
| and recognized them as the gang who woyiad ana
| robbed him III MyrtIe-aye. about week ago Inc
police say that the men form INC very "oiS' s"e "
! thieves IN the city.
TIE MAN Win TIE LIGHT ovERcoAT.
Mr. Marvin the druggist in his statement to tue re-
poites affirmed that man in light oVercoat asSSteu
IN ngiug Prof. Panormo To his store on TUESDAY ng
and also spoke Of acquaintance coming UP "hie hc
ras examining tho wound. This acquaintance came ior
ward Yesterday and his name as John Soaring OF
No 30 North oxford He states that ne saw Two ueh
,i drHe tore one of these men light over
coat He found that the man III the center was % ~
nnsed one OF these men went off In search OF ponce.
man After waiting moment Panorno seramDleu "
| m Oxfordet staggering and Keeling Ike drunken
The mysterious man IA .he neh poTIv1 6aIted
moment in oxfods with the in the light oTe ", boat
ing been confronted in Paraye by two desperate look
ing men just before the murder one OF WON ~Sie
| arrested a German pedder named Miller yesterday
whose appearance answers the description given by hr
cloih can and s unable TO read write. He said that
within or 10 minutes Of 10 o'clock on Tuesday night ne
found P9nornd living in pool OF blood Assisted by
stranger carried the wounded man to ne drug store
The watch stolen by the 9urdereIs Was an Enf cT
1So No sOo2 About the middle of July last IT wa7 cit
ior repair at Charles Schwigs ewery store at Hicks
| Mldlagn-ktS
| az Ihe case his private mark-"No. 1854, ;. H.
| WHO FoUND PASoRMo.
HUH Shelly made the following statement Yesterday
first picked the man up II occurred IN TINS way am
| a macblnist, and Oh business In Navy-st' on
| the night IN question At VI; I wanted TO
t;,ge a Hunters Point car, and with that iu-
,ention ran from Navy-st toward Parave but the car
had not come up; then determined to walk home ana
had gone short distance when observed man gro
Ing and endeayong TO stagger 10 MS leet, grst h
tree uear fence he was In pool OF bood asaou
bin what the matter "a t anu n9 much ac4ty
and With the aid Of another man, raised nm up ao
down on the cnrbstone; went into the drug
and asked the drusgi;t to dress IS s5 ai
that they serious. and that doctor was re-
| policeman, but could find none went back second
time, and got on Navystr near Myrtle'ave, VINO
@st gone down on the cars then returned to the drug
store, and found that he had gone there was a man
with the one who aided me, nut he saId ne eou NOT
remain ar he had 10 90 home.
| me FUNERAL
The ,rudered scian's funeral took place at
fron his late In Pineapple-s, the paror III
which the body lay being crowded with friends The re-
maius were encased in rosewood cofhp, lined with
white satin Upon the an oval silver plate
on which inscribed the name age and the date Of
The Ry Mr. Greer Of ae fsa ,Ss Church
and he made few remarks ia 20 'ne rSeoy
and could not feel .gricved and filled with I'M
We'll as a desire the accomplishment OF the ends Of
justice in the melting out the utmost pInshent t. the
He spoke most feelngly about the deceased and in the
most denuncatory terms OF the Judiciary ard police
The funeral cortege was followed TO 'he Evergreen
| Cemetery 10y large number OF mourners
! THE INQUEST.
Alto a. IN Coroner Jones began the inquest The tcs
tiuiony is substantially follows:
Mrs Sarah A. testified live No lS Pineapple Keep
we'll he hiss been boarding
r ~s 1 1I P SSl both saa. sod Sea strictly
his disposition nab knew bin TO BE- enesge IN
S'I Usually had great aanS property r
s.i s.i,Afr any ". IC' Tfa aO in tho" b.Tt
be ID Whether I su1nc.l
lin the si' ~ h,, lime be ven. .na 'v rsoS an
eesdSgy hgh spirits that ny attention by
home oS bis re',n that SseoEs "a' A. M
psrior; he seemed o he soncou,i found Dr. spiyeIy
s Ss d. s SH Ellen so 5 ss t %e a &
na % r Os Tn M, own Soeo every fort Va. 1de 70 save
ecrs,eds life but he died wednesav At |! % to-
70. ips door. and s.lei him he wise unTsLer E
s ts T rhes he . he was enasrd La he
sd ng sboo The jury which did to understand and ~ be had
ss sud coad funeral tuoseks
f Isc sober saw him the door and oesel sitter
Mary Eta sno~ testified: reside with last witness who 10 ny
81 q. - " oa The ss when s go
sske him ey had stolen his be said they bad taken
hu By sister and Of the found him the ,
ting when entered The room he wa, sitting The sofa his
and Of his left glove which saturated with blood much 90
band mater a 7 have See as a.
s o 5e ls s P P S con- .' n. 70 ia6
i,ini and gentleman bhca hi; head and The atanShe
and be ,aid in Myry,s car by man who @ beside him and who
s P@s $ s h es d h% j E4 % S Ss
@ .s '' {. time he s as ss n p o S b s. s q
the top Of the heal , and aierr..! :, The o1 "a
TsPs.itd to The rose ofesr ,,Gl him il he knew the
rum he