New-York tribune., 1875-12-27

in attendance hut Zornow died in few minutes. The
bullets had him two places in the center OF
the body Just above the umbcus, and the other in the
groin probably cutting the external ilioc artery. The
latter wound was believed to have caused ZornoH's
speedy death.
Coroner Woltnan impaneled n iury, and all the men
who were with zornow Mains saloon arrested by
Capt McCulagh The question Of who did the shooting
was cleared up and no pistols other firearms were
found upon any Of the prisoners. Coroner Woltman
committed Caspar Ross and william Johann 10 the
Tombs without bail. John Oakley, Jacob Ross and
Henry c. smith we're sent 10 tho House Of Detention
Mahn Go man. and Lahr were discharged on their
promise TO appear witnesses whenever summoned
and the inquest adjourned until next "Wednesday
None of the persons could tell who shot Zornow
though all, with the exception OF Oakley, G0rnan ana
Mahn admitted that they near him when he was
killed Deputy Coroner Cushman made an autopsy OF
the remains Yesterday and ascertained that Zornows
death caused by hemorrhage consequent upon INC
division Of large blood vessels by bullets. The police be-
lieye that Johann s the murderer.
ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER.
John Nannery an Irish shoemaker living in the attic
OF the tenement 50 South Ffthaye. brualy beat
his wife on Saturday night untl she unconscious
and then poured campbene over her and the beh on
which she lay and it on fire. Mrs Nannery was
small deformed woman who has been employed "a a
cook at No. woosterst, but who for the last two
weeks has prevented from working by III health
Her husband frequently home drunk ana beat hcr
and tore out her hair o'clock saturday even
ing Mrs. Anu Leslie, who lives in room near
that occupied by and Mrs. Nanncry, heard the noise
OF a scu1e IN their room. she looked in the door and
saw that The husband was beating his wife with poker
she drew back for few moments, but AT length TOOK
courage and entered the room. Nannery had Just
knocked his wife upon the floor where she lay uncon
scous and with blood that stl flowed from her
nose mouth and "A wound in her check. inflicted by the
,f at
contemplating the effect OF bis brutality Mrs. Leslie
nut the injured in chair, and washed the blood
from her face Nannery enraged at this act Of sym
pathy and at length drove Mrs. Leslie from the room
About o'clock Mrs. Leslie again heard conversation
in Nannerys room looked through the keyhoc. but
did not fearing that Nannery would kill her
She saw the endish husband dragging his wiie ABOUT
the room by her hair and beating her life out with
broomstick. At short intervals handful Of hair was
pulled out and then Nannery took new hold and went
on with his rufany work. After beating his le until
she was unconscious N1nnery dragged her upo' ne bed
and having poured camphene her clothing and the
bed set il on fire Leslie had gone down to the side
walk and alarmed Officer LawlOr Of the Eighth Precinct
Police by her screams. The officer up stairs ANA
seizing piece carpet smothered the flames He took
Nannery to the Prince street Police Station.
Cant. Mcdonnell took several officers with him. and
basteued TO Mrs Nannery's aid with strecher. she
was lying upon the bed unconscious, aud her clothing
had been torn from her body, which was covered with
bruises In many places the fire had raised large bloody
blster. Flesh had been torn from the arms back and
bosom Handfus of hair found upon the hoor and
the walls OF the room bespatered WIKI blood. The
woman was taken to Bellevue Hospital Though her gen
er injuries were very severe it is barely possible that
she may At the Washington Place Police Court
YESTERDAY Nanncry held TO await the result Of his
wife's injuries.
DRUNKEN MANS FATE.
The body OF John NcCarty Of No. 3l7 East one
yesterday morning in the cellar OF an unfinished build
ing at secOndave and One-hundred twenty second
ST. Tie police learned that on Christmas night about
IL O'clock McCarty had quarrel with John McCort
who lives the house. Whether this quarrel had
anything TO do with McCartys death IL not known with
certainty as yet arrested and locked up
to await the inquest. Deputy Coroner Cushman Is to
make poenortem examination of the body OF McCartY
which was taken to the MOrgue. Coroner Woitnan sum
moned a inry tO view the remains last night, ana the
nque. was adjourned pursuant to the call OF the Coro
ner II has been asceraincd that McCary grossly
intoxicated when The police therefore believe
that he accidentally fell into the cellar ana received
Injuries from which he died McCOrt il stil in custody
but IL is believed that further investigation viii prove
| that he had connection with McCarty's death
ASSAULTS AND RoBBERIEs.
| Robert Garland and william Thornton quarreied 1T
a bail in the Germana Assembly Rooms early on
| Christmas morning. When they went out NJ twenty
sixs and Seventhave. after the ball, Thornton drew
revolver and shot Garland Thornton then hei leaving
Garland living on the sidewalk where he found by
Patrolmen Cav and Martin and taken to the Ihirteth
street Police station Police Surgeon satterlee extracted
the bullet and then Garland assisted home h wound
being pronounced 10 he only superficial The police are
still looking for Thornton.
Early on Christmas morning Patrick Lynch OF NO LOO
Greanwich-st was attacked by John Gr.hs aud James
Dounelly one of whom struck him the head with
large pitcher The ass.tants arrested and Lynch
was taken 10 the Chambers Street Hospital His head
was badly cut and is feared that he Will lose the sight
/ OF nis right eye - .. =. y, 90. ..,,-
day FOR throwing stone at Paroman lhohan kyan OF
tbc Thrtyrst Precinct Police. The stone struck Ky an
/ upon the head, injuring him severely.
| MalOuey aburer, WAS arrested elrN Fe-t'Tuat
m0rning on charge of having dragged William Ri o
No "A Oakst. INTO alley-way at NO 80 CdtharineTt
| and having robbed him 0i everything oil NAue ABOUT
| hIm. -., q, -,
Yesterday morning charge OF having knocked down
Michael Hye of No. 2O2 firstaye., and having robD-d
him OF his hat gold watch IN Baxter-st al midnls
starr. VINO j. negro, was drought w III
/ the IOmDs Police court anu oomhi''o" W "ei"'''' Va
| Late ON Saturday night Patrick Mccarthy of NO ss
Broome st was assaulted IN liquor saloon IN Parkrt
by a Italian beat him severely about the hea4 win
cinct Police arrested Antonio BarreltO OF Ne - faTh
ON a charge having committed the assault McN lfl3
was taken 10 the Chambe street Hospital aud yesterday
WAC exported 10 be doing well -,
Al the Washington Pine Police court Yehlerul Jhhs
Conroy was held for cutting Ihomhs ONeii ot NO %
West fwenty-seyeEthst wth razor on Cr stihtn DaF
| Al the EsAe1 Market Police Court. Nhi BlVnAS Was
held stealing cart, the property 0i H. l. EI oI 40
/ l47 ThIrd-aYe.
THIEVES AND BURGLARS ~ JERSEY CITY.