New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
BRUTALITY TO WOMEN.
BRICKI,AYER KlLlS' lnS WIFE

A RRICKIAYER kills. HIS WIFE,
Caroline Scbuele. age 90, was STABBED anu
almost instantly killed by her husband OaSpe'' sso Oi
German bricklayer. Of No 80 Rvlngon-st'' pet"ee"
Forsyth and Eldrdgests, at about p ni' on -
II anpears that scbuele and his wife were porn ~
ped, Raden where they were married about 20
years AGO Leaving his young wife with thelr INFANT SUI
and daughter scbuee came to New-York apouV ~ years
ago and ATTAINED employment at his trade. Aier yi
% two of industry and grugalty he returned to Ger
many and brought his wife and children to America
During several succeeding years they lived happily ana
were gradually acquiring moderate competence Oh-
forunately however the husband became lntcmperae'
and their comfortable home was soon eheerIess
and unhappy Tho wife subsequently became aSo u's'
lpated and frequent quarrels resulted Meah"niio o
son and daughter married and separated from ticlr
parepts who then adopted young girl, now ABOUT 10
od Dnring thc past two or three years, with ocea-
sonal aid from their married children, Scnuce ana DIS
wife gained a scanty livelihood, the husband earning
patry sums from odd Jobs at bTieBlaylng. ana Wni'e
Washing and the wife AT scrubbinG and cleaning Mean
while they had lived in squalid apartments III an olu'
dilaridated rear tenement-house accessible lfom tne
street only by narrow. nnelean alley"sy ioduus ~"
small filthy yard between the front and rear buildings
and beneath the windows Of the Of the disspated
couple on the ground floor.
on Saturday morning the hurband went away 10 work
AT wlitewashng, while the woman went IN ahorhef u
reoton 10 do some scrubbing. About p. M the nus
band returned and finding his wife absent went away
after lupebiug alone on some beer and bread procured
for him by his adopted daughter About O'Clock ne
again returned and found his wife still absent soon
afterward, however, she came H. bringing some raw
potatoes and cabbages He asked her TO cook some OF
the vegetables for his supper and told her that he was
very hungry She refused, and both being parity H.
toxicated angry words ensued. few minutes later
their Louis, cigar-maker, VINO lad Deeh
at work in New-Jersey for about three weeks
VaaFnigH i'm 4 "A
saloon where they drank several glasses OF beer On
starting 10 return afterward, the father insisted
upon going TO a nelghbOrng dstilery, where he drank
some whisky. The then went TO his sisters house
No $50 Forsyth St. and the father returned TO his VIE
Upon reaching home Schuee found his wife roInping
with neighbors child in the yard Entering his cheer
less rooms he found that no preparation for supper had
heen made during his absence He called 10 his wife 10
in and prepare supper, but she refused. after
cal ing several times he became inccnsed, and, rushing
into the yard struck his wife the breast, apparently
with his INST. The woman fell heavily to the ground ana
her assailant fed.
other occupants Of the house 10 the woman's as
sisancs and found her msensibie Upon tearing oien
her dress large jagged wound was discovered III hef
right breast bleeding prOiusey. she was taken lhl9
her scantiy-furnlshed and uuudy apartments, auI
placed upon a miserable bed where she dled almost
instantly. An excited crowd Of men, women aud chl-
dren who had gathered around the entrance to t1e alley
way, attracted the attention OF Ohicers Ql-iey anu
Brennan OF the Tenth Precinct, aud they hastened TO
the house Search being made for Schuee ne was raceu
to his daughters house, where he was captured IN
maudln condition. IL appeared mat, upon euterlhg
he said TO his in German, Well have licked your
mother! Let's have some beer" Upon being ques-
toned by his he said that he had struck the women
with his hand ana that she had fallen and cut hersei
upon piece OF glass. Subsequently however, Le ad
tted that had stabbed her. but ayerred that he had
only scratched" and not severely wounded her Az
the Eldrdgest station House the prIsohef asserted tt
he with lls udud DC Slichu
ousy denied having used any instrument or weapon O
any kind An examination ol le uoul IeEeitedS Woind
which had penetrated the right lung ana which nllG
though Schucle known 10 have owned trOWel, none
could found by officers. Death had evidently re-
suited from internal hem0rrhage. soon after the muir
der, John T. IOa, Clerk O the boiIG 9i CGIoneis VINO
had been summoned, the and daughter permis
washed and placed to await autopsy by Deputy
Coroner Leo. The post-morem examination was made
Yesterday Dr. Leo found an incised Wolnd under thc
right arm; the weapon having severed the aorta ana
frtratei the right lung Death resulted from internal
henOrrhage The weapon used by ScIucle was dscOV-
cred yesterday underneath the stove in the apart
ments occupied by hun IL was fOuad to be pisefeFs
trOwel An inquest will be held by Coroner kcsscr.
TIE PALISADES MYSTERY
The preliminary investigation into the death
of the young woman Della Cochran Is being prose
cued before Coroner Westeryet, at Cresskil Bergen
County, y. " and the result will probably be deter
mined to-day. The young woman in question was en-
poyed as cook at the Excelsior Grove, the banks OF
the Hudson, opposite Yonkers. On the evening OF July
2Oshe went for on the l1yer in company with two
white men, three colOred men. and white woman, and
nothing was again Of her until her body 1oated
ashore at Of the Palisades last Wednesday. II
was at first assumed that her death caused by acc
dental drowning and her body inferred where it
noaed ashore; but her lover unearhng it subsequently,
for recOguuon the bystanlcrs and he felt convinced
from the prOtrudng OF the tongue ana swollen lips that
murder had been committed Two Of the accused eolored
men and one OF the whites-l OF whom with
her the boat the night IN questlOnare now await
ing the decision Of the Coroners jury IN the JAIL at
glewo0d; and the police believe themselves TO be
track of the oner two 1t is long time since any
murder has caused much excitement in that section
Of New-Jersey.
MALPRACTICE CAUSES DEATH.
Coroner Kessler was requested, on Saturday,
10 hold an inquest upon the body Of Pauline Unger, who
had died at No 100 Delanceyst, rs was alleged, from
malpractice. Deputy Coroner Leo examined the body,
and discovered that the suspicious correct Mrs.
Nina Hammer OF No l27 siantOn-st. was arrested on
suspicion Of being the criminal and taken 10 the
Essex Market Police Court, where she was committed
to await the result Of an inquest
RESTRICTING LIQUOR SELLING.