The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-28
WHO KILLED PANORNOS
Tho Question Not Yet Settled by the Police
Five Prisoners Arrested on suspicion-Two
Are Identified as Footpads and Sent to
Jail on q Short Commitment.
The Murder Spirit Rife i'm
Brooklyn.
DIVERS ASSAULTS RECORDED

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There were no new developments in the Panormo
robbery and murder mystery yesterday, despite tho
efforts of the police to effect the capture OF the guilty
party and fasten the crime upon nim. "Wh0 killed
Panormo ?" Echo answers, "who2r The authorities
are at loss to give satisfactory reply to the all
engrossing question Yesterday three "hard casesr
of the Fourth precinct were taken before Justice
Rely. The trio consisted OF James Mclaughlin John
Gilroy and John Killmead. Tney taken into
custody on Thursday night, as previously stated in
these columns ON suspicion OF being concerned in
the murder OF Mr.. PanOrmo There Is nothing
known so far to connect them with the tragedy
other than their confirmed bad character. But
fortunately two OF them at least have been identi-
ned as guilty OF crime OF similar nature. Mr.
Solomon Wasserman, the professor oil languages
who was Knocked down and robped on Myrtle ave.
nue. on the night oil January l5 has fully identified
Mclaughlin and GilrOy as two OF the rufans that
vctimiZed him upon that occasion. This settles
their fate far as future ability TO commit
depredatons ON the highway Is concerned.
XIII mead Mr.. Wasserman was not 30 positive
about as being one of the trio that attacked him;
yet he thought there was some resemblance be-
tween him and the third assailant. Mclaughlin,
the fellow who mas served O term OF several years
In the Penientiary for burglary, wore pair Of
mocassns, such a. footpads Invariably wear to en-
able them to approach their victim noiseessly.
The Justice sent them to jail on short
commitment. George Miller, the German pedler,
who wears light coat, and who was one Of
the two men that assisted Panormo, when wounded,
TO the drug store corner OF Park avenue and OK
ford street, has also been sent to The Raymond
street prison for safe keeping. Prior 10 their re-
moval to the latter place they were marched in
triumph by their custodians to Police headquarters,
corner OF Livingston and Court streets, fol-
lowed by large crowd OF persons. Here
they were separately interrogated by Chief
Campbell AS, as TO ,o their completely with the
lows maintained that surly arr OF stolld IN
mad sen ne na the os Ssns Of the
law closing upon him. ana YET hopes to escape the
I ms S Snaae ne f aes arrest 1at OF
zen. Who is cow absent from Brooklyn that ne
saw the prisoner named entering q new
Tuesday evening. about the time OF the fatal
renee Kinzey. who Is the son OF tailor, resides
IN Cumberland street, near the house oil Mr.. Scott,
at which Professor PanormO gave his last music
lesson that night He says that the charge
persons to prove that he was not out Of his house
that evening; that this IS all bit OF spite gotten up
the papers, He was arrested once before for ngnt-
Ing ne says but he has no lear Of any harm coming
The pictures or Mclaughlin Gilroy Klllmead ana
Miller were taken at the police photograph gallery
yesterday, anu tnelr pnySlOgnOmlcS Will LOT the
future adorn that cnoice collection. The inquest
will be resumed before the Coroner Oh Monday
morning.
We are requested TO state that the Rev. Mr.. Green
delivered the sermon over the remains OF Professor
Green's church Is In Clinton street, Brooklyn.
Thirsting for Blood.
George Lockwood, young man, was arraigned
before Justice Delmar yesterday on charge Of
fatov Nor Tor o1a
spectacle German matron residing with her hus-
band on Seventh avenue, near Eighteenth street,
Gowanus. On FRIDAY night, at late hour, the
prisoner visited the home OF the Fanteades and
demanded or the complainant That she
should send her husband forward to fight
him. She ordered him to leave at once, as her hus-
band had retired for the night. The fellow called
her vile names and finally withdrew. After brief
absence he again returned and renewed ms deter
mlnation OF lighting MIR. Fantelade Ths was
too much for ''nesn ana blood ID stand' with.
out exciting rage, and the husband entered
upon the scene ana made dash at the
vile intruder OF his home. rhe accused drew
faithful wife threw herself between the two and
received the knife thrust through her lett hand
Several persons In neighbOrhoOd came in at this
OppOrtu re moment and seized Lockwood, thereby
preventing probable fatal termination Ct the en-,
await further examination.
A NTurderOus Outrage.
The residence OF william Kelly, on the Boulevard,
near the Hunterny road Ninth snb-pOlice precinct,
was surrounded by gang OF thirty ruifians, known
as the Rochester avenue gang" at late hour on
wednesday night last, and the proprietor Kelly,
was summoned come forth and receive punish
ment william, like a sensible man, declined TO
accept the "too generous" invitation. fearing
severe beating the loss OF MS lie land slch." In
stead Of going out 10 the GLORIOUS gang,
on the defensive within. Being numerically
strong the cOwarus grew bold enough To batter In
the door, and, entering en- mdSse, they took him up
and bore him out ON The Boulevard, wnereon they
beat him until re grew insensible and them more
dead than aivc the villains lett hun. The wife OF
the unfortunate man carried him into his house
was In most precarious condition., In consequence
OF his injuries. The attack upon poor Kelly was
led by the chief OF the gang alluded t0-one Thomas
Hicks, who had o spite against him In consequence
OF q thrashng which he had received few days
previous to the outrage The police we're not made
acquainted with the facts set forth until Friday.
They claim TO be looking after the rullans,
with some prospect OF success
Another Attempt at Assn ssination
is given as having occurred on Friday evening In
the First precinct, as follows:-Tnere ball at
Gothic Hall, In Adams street; wnen one OF the
ladies who was coming out OF the place was pass
ing by the alley which Is TO the left OF
he building an unknown man sprang
out snd attempted to STAB ner. Mr. James Welsh,
foreman OF Engine No. 8, just caught sight OF the
action ana observed the glitter Of the knife blade,
and Immediately chased the person, who ran down
the alleyway and d isappeared, although Mr.. Welsh
did mis- best TO come up with MIN. the name OF the
Io.ty nj no