New-York tribune., 1873-07-05

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summoned and informed that the deceased had been
bruta,ly beaten and kicked by her husband john age
30 an Irish aborer and her Of the same name age
H. both OF whom were discovered in the neghborhood
and arrested From statements by several occupants
OF the house. appears that McCabe and MS SOD ana
also the deceased had been drinking excessively LOT
day or more before the finding of the body Eliza Nc
| Cavern. who lives in an adjoining room, states
that she saw the deceased bleeding from
| her nose and hip on Thursday morning, ana that
the latter told her that her sonhad struck her IN tue race
witha blackng In the afternoon the witness s"
the deceased lying upon the floor insensoie "ue neI
,on John was unconoernedly dandlng her infanV chd
| In HIS arms Edward MeCabe, age o. states that carry
| on Thursday morning his brother John struck MS
mother in the face and that his father who had been
temporarily absent returned aiterward and md
ing the deceased lying unconscious on the Hoor spoke 10
her, and then kicked her about the body because she u
not answer him. At the Twenty-second-st. STATION
house tho accused stouty denied that he had struck
his mother He ayersthat he left her unnjured about
l D. m., but that returning about p. M ne
fonnd her unconscious upon the hoor ana
| bleeding from tho nose. He placeu
her on the bed says and went away returning again
about midnight and finding her IN the,postlon In Whch
he had left her. The husband OF the deceased also
strenuousy denies having struck kicked her, but boh
he and his held in custody TO await further pro
| ceedings. An autopsy by Deputy Coroner Leo last
evening showed that the deceased had been subject 10
the most inhuman violence. Her face and lips were
terribly swollen and bruised; her chin acerated; her
ewes backened and back OF her head mass OF con-
tusions Death found 10 have resulted from com'
preston Of the brain from unusually large cot OF ex
travasated blood resulting from external violence
| A SHOCKING DOMESTIC TRAGEDY
| Dnring a drunken quarrel in the rooms OF
Mary Hart on the rear OF the second floor OF the large
tenementhouse No. 252 West Fortyseventh-st' about
81 D. m yesterday her infant John F. had his head
nearly severed from his body by terrible cut from
knife in the hands OF Martin Golden, boatman VINO
was promptly arrested. Whether the horrible deed was
Intentional accidental Is not positively knowh the
mother OF the child maintaining remarkably persistent
reticence the prisoner insisting that he IS innocent
| ot criminal design, and all the other witnesses
being too much intoxicated to make coherent or trust
worthy statements 1t appears, however from informa
ton cleaned from various sources that the woman was
abandoned by her husband who went 10 Chicago ABOUT
a week ago. elandestinely leaving her and their ONLY
enid 70 care for themselves best they might rev
! days after her abandonment the wlie Degah
negotiations for the sale OF then noncv sc"fSy fSy
tbe OF herself and child Relatives or her
husband having learned OF her intention. protested
against the contemplated sale and yesterday seVera
OF them to have met some relatives or rehas ol
the woman, her apartments, 10 discuss the SUBJECT
majority or all OF them having been drinking to eX-
cess they speedy,became angry, ana Gode IL Is sa'
deliberately the infants throat In US mother arms
The little sufferer was attended by police surgeon, VINO
| deems its extremely doubtful.
RUFFIANs IN VIOLENT MOOD.
4 gang of rufIians assaulted Officer Wilson
! OF the Twenty first Precinct IN Thirty-siXth-st'
between First aud secOndayes at ll45 a. m, yesterday
and attempted 10 from him one William Qnigey'
whom he had arrested for dsorderly conduct. For a
time the officer resisted his assalants single handed
Just as the crowd making more violent attack
upon him. several other officers who had been attracted
by the disturbance, routed them by a sudden charge
with drawn clubs The mob retreated TO some tenement
houses either side Of the street. ana from the roofs
and windows hurled bricks and other missiles az the
officers who however, escaped serious injury and es-
cored their prisoner the Thirtyhfthst satonhouse-
Upon their arrival, Captain Williams Immediately LEFT
the sationh with section OF officers, and drove
the rioters from the neghborhood Eight OF the assai
| ants were arrested and locked up.
Christian Terese age was severely injured in falling,
at 1910 a. IN yesterday while fighting with his wife, at
their home No. l37 Franklinst. lie was attended by
| police surgeon, and locked up.
| At9a H. Yesterday Martin Brooks, age Is, went 10
the Nineteenth Precinct station-house with pistol shot
| wound In tine right arm received during fight with
some unsno VII persons at SiItythTdst and Frst-ave
He was cared for by police surgeon, and went home
About $50 a. m yesterday Henry Hanson, age &C. OF
No S2G East Thirty nhswas stabbed n the left thigh
near hls residence, by an unknown man. lie was taken
home and attended by Dr. NcOl.
Matthew Kenney of No 81 Bleecker-st., received a
confusion Of the face and arm during the afternoon in
a fight with unknown persons, in front OF his house
At3ao o. tn Yesterday John Cruise, age a. Of No. 21
East Twenty-iourthst received cut over the right
ava in a eeht with Patrick Moakley OF No. 376 East
Robert Ross age IS, Of No 26 Huntington-st, South
BroUyn ,o Sows from the club OF officer SIN
geon of the Eighteenth Precinct who had arrested him
for disorderly conduct and who is reported to nave
acted I'm self defense the prisoner it is alleged having
| attacked him and attempted to escape. ,
James Rogers age a. Of
ST and Second ave. stabbed IN the arm by ihouas
| Marion OF 2305 FOurthaye, at Onehundredahutenth-
attended by police surgeon and Marion locked mp.
dispute occurred in the tenement house at 6arnett
and Uaniltonaves., Brooklyn, between John Burgess
and his WIFE Alice during which she struck him on the
head with shovel nhicting severe wound she was
menfy Young age 4o of No Seconds BROOKLYN,
| y D. was badlv beaten by drunken rowdle- In beer
garden at No. 100 SecOnd-st. No arrests
FREAKS OF GUNPowDER.
Timothy Long of No. 446 Warren-st and
! Jobu Harey Of Fourth-aye, Brooklyn, armed them-
selves with small snge-barreled pistols and came to
this city yesterday. They got drunk, ana whe urlng
their pistols in Waterst near Dover about 1890 p M
Harey was sho; In the left breast and Long in the right
hand The former was taken to the Centre-st. Hospital
and Is not expected to recover. Long was arragned
before Coroner Herman. He stated that he and Harey
were good friends, and that the shooting was accidental
He was committed to the Tombs to await the result Oi
Harcy injuries.
the driver OF ear No. of the secondave Railroad
received plstolshOt wound in the neck while driving
his car ut TweutysKhst, fired by some unknown per
son. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
Patrick Murphy, age 2s, Of NO. 10 Mangin'st, was
knocked down by Elghthave. car, at Fifty ST.
and had his right foot badly crushed by the wheels At
was taken 70 the Reception Hospital by his friends
Charles Myers age TO- OF No 22l West Thirty-seyenth
ST. while firing cannon ignted can Of powder staud
ing near, and was badly burned about the face aud
hands.
Henry Boiling age H. of No. SC Crosbyst had his left
hand severely acerated by the premature discharge OF
,istoi which he v loading