New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
OF WIFE MURDER.

RR1rtsEs on A DEAD WoMAN's FACE AND THROAT
HER HUSBAND CLAIMS THAT SHE FELL.
John Nlgle, a Cabinet-maker, living at No.
s17 West Forty-hFstst. called at the Thirty-seYenth
Street staon-house, at 1890 yesterday, and re-
quested Surgeon Ravens 20 send for ambulance ana
have his wife taken to hospital He said she was at
his home sick. and he was unable to procure proper
medical attendance. Maggie was 80 drunk that
the sergeant told him 10 remain in the
station while he sent officer Fleming to the
house. frame building in the Of large brick tene-
ment. In a the second floor OF the rear build
ing he discovered a woman lying in bed dead There
we're such evidences Of violence that he returned ana re-
ported TO the sergeant that she had apparently Deeh
murdered. There were spots Of blood upon the noor
the dead woman was bruised her eyes were blackened
and two bruises each side OF her throat Io1Eeu %
they had been made by some one choking her' Inc
neghbOFs said that Nagle and his wife had been conn
uay lighting on the previous evening DOLL Tue t lin
and his wife had been drinking IN their room I'D Con
pany with three men. 49,.
Louis little boy eleven years OF age Inc scream
questioned both Nage and the boy, but could get no IN
formation from them. Both were then locked up ana
notice sent TO the coroner DeteGllNe %
instructed ascertain the facts In the case Mrs Sa
t O'clock i'm the morning she met Maggie coming out Of
his room. He told her be thought MS w1e was oeau
frjgbtened and refused to 90. Adam Schneider, the
landlord said that Maggie came into mis- saloon IN hs
he Thought OF sending for ambulance Several OF the
tenants the building said they had heard sounds as OF
woman said she heard Mrs. Nagle scream muroer
once or twice. but paid attention TO II as IL was
common occurrence for them 70 quarrel.
DeputyCOrOner GOldschmiedt came 10 the statlOn-
house al o'clock and questioned the boy about the
affair He said bis father and mother had been drink
ing through the day they had quarTeled, and she nad
thrown plate him when he asked her TO get MS an
ner three men came and with his father during the
evening" he had been sent out for BEER on gong OUT
he heard his mother That was all the quar-
relling they had that evening. The three men went
away his mother went TO bed ana ne ana Dls IalneI
slept on the floor. In the morning he woke up ana
ms father called him from the next room TO help nun
lift mis- mother up he went in and found ms m0tDer
living on Der face on the floor her nose was bleedng
she was still alive then his father went Tor the DOCTOR
bur before he came his mother was dead.
Dr. GOdschmiedt then sent for Maggie lie is an UNDER
sized German with a dull, sOdden cOuntena0ce ana
generally indifferent air about him. In answering ques
lions he occasionally smiled He had been married
seven wears this his second wife he mad no chll-
Dire BY her. they quarTeled sOmetmes be had no reeO
Sunday: perhaps 1t was because ne was drunk; they
were both drunk they retired usual his wife In the
bed IN one ROOM he and his boy the lounge 10 the
the morning he called TO her TO get MS Dreak
fast receiving answer, went into her room and
discovered lying face downward on the hOOr OlOOQ
was running from her he called 10 his BOY ana
they lifted up in bed her eye was blackened from
falling on a potato; he went for DR.. Bauman, put she
dead before he got back he then went 10 the sta
The coroner viewed the body at the house and gave
permit to have removed TO the MOrgue, where an IN
VesgatiOn VIII take place to-day. The three men VINO
were with Eagle told Detective Mccormack that When
they left Nagles at 10 he and his vile had not
QuarTeled