New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
r,,r ropsyTu STREET MIJRDER.


SuxzpvRG COMMITTED TO THE ToMBs-HE En-
PRESSES NO SORROW FOR HIS CRTME-Iwo
MORTAL WOUNDS INFLICTED UPON LlNDAUR.
Frederick Julius Muuzburg, who killed his
neicbbor Xavier Lndaur, IN Forsyth.st' on Non
day, taken from his cell N pollee ntce lie
was without hat, coat or walstcoat, anu os;o n,'
face had sullen, logged o eHpTeSs whr
he be'0T had killed Lindaur, and his reply
was that if he had not done he hlmsell Wonu
have been killed Whcr asked If ne was so SOFA thar
what he had done. he answered No, anu s"u '""'
he would be willing TO 90 II again. =, 49,, .o
The examination was brief, and MunZOurg was
co,nmfied to the Tombs. without bail to await the
ronif of the Coroner's inquest lie was then taken
10 the office Of the steamboat squad IN LU ,G
Ueadouarters and remained seated III cn,ur WIilic
awaiting the return of a messenger VINO h'u ptcn
80 f,r his hat and coat. With the messenger
came the prisoners wife and his three h,lie
children. They we've hareneaooo' aH nV3 s1T t,
tohaye hurried from their home without Wt''ing
to make any change In dress. Both WIFE ana ci,ii-
dren however. were neatly and CleaniN clau' t'
woman. who had eagerly seized the opportunity 10
g. her husband had evidently slept none Gu'lhG
tie NIGHT. and her eyes were red aud swollen from
weeping When she saw hIm a fresh paroX}sm OIL
euef seized her. and although she stlONe 10 IepicS
her tears II could not ice kept back Inc niue ch'l
,lren seclug their mot ger ely, although thcF NcIo
too young 10 1Uy understand lhe C"u,c 81 t'i nv
row also began 10 weep. AMBIGUITY, WIS i'V IL H.
one present who showed no Trace 81 emoilou nc
seemed quite indifferent 10 the suffering ms cil"c
had brought ul,0n. his innocent family. ne spuHe
only n few words to his wife, and those eNideh'Iy
MOI OF "A soothing nature, took hls coat ana Na'Nl-
coat from her and pat them on, placed an Hid Nu""
baf itppn ms head. and WhCu lis DIGEST CIld HUG
Girl about five sax years OF age, sloic shNN io1 =
ward and looked up plcadng'X INT" ms race rs II
silently begging to be permitted 10 allr" ca mn
.nd receive. kind word OF Caress he looked Gown
,,iIh thc same EXPRESSION OF brutal mdidcTenco on
ms >tond face and roughly pushed her away.
Nuzhure wa, led ont Go the street btt|teh zap
tam tissihn and Officer Bcdci. Ct the S.Chiuod,
Souad ms wife following hrn win ore ehid III i'''
aims aud the other Two cilhgibS 10 h'i 'Nl4'>'
t..V md nr
TnDbs Canaan GaSiiiu, seeing tGat the woman
still ACCOMPANIED tHem. sir1Ne 80 ptf'uaue yet J."
go TO her home. she persisted. however III io'oH
Iuc her husband 10 the PRISON, ana 'Vii" 10. ''
Induccd TO consent ia part irOM llm uhtI lNc non
bars should separate them. MOODY, silent ,"l'G
needless of his VIE or children MuHI3uI- VIM ~
tnw.rd the Iumhs. On reaching the prison ne
pas>ed WITHIN the gate, ms wife ana ch3fci stand
inc outside and only starting lor the'r nome wren
ne had dlsappcarC from Slrh'' He eNc ~ I''io
ms Frcucr!ck julius MunZoufG MS WithPHt't us
pruSsan Poland. ana llS age as thitf- io"I'
lie was asst .uci to cell No. - on the second TIER,
and ON entering IL. removed Az ms ciothhE except
ii s,rt and trousers and stretched himself ON the
narrow cot. The angle of the wall 40 the Acau oi
lis cot concealed his face from view, ana lof h9Is
lie Law there A. u0uOnl.ss a. II he hdd been aSIetp
or dead. When spoken to by reporter he slowly
rose to his feet, bUJ on learning VINO HIS NH'Ioi ""S'
he refused 10 speak. .
The autcpsy uuon Lindaur was begun about noon,
In tine small hvlng-roOu the frs. floor OF the rear
teuenctit- hou,.. at No. Is lOIsy h-st,, where ne
had lived with ms vile. me 0cad man was IN VII
Iv-thrce wears Old, with strong, Weil-bnIt lFainei
over SIX feet IN height. lie autopsy ShoNcu
that he was in perfect health at the ilue ne was
killed. The cNamlnation was made u'oer cue ~
ton Of Coroner Knox. by Deputy Coroner Donllnl
and il was ascertalued that Llndaur had recelN ed
two mortal wounds, one IRON bulet pass ~.
through the upper lobe OF the rInt lunR mo Tue
lower border OF the left lung and the other from one
enteIi1g al the back through The kinney peIloiaI'
ing the du0deuum ana lodging IN The, Stonl%c
Either of these was sufficient to cause DEATH An
inquest vii be held by the Coroner III the IatIel
VaIt OF THIS week.