, 1880-06-27
LOCAL CRIME.


There was fight yesterday morning at the
rear Of the Stock Yards, which resulted 1n the
stabbing Of Timothy Foley by Daniel Redmond.
Foley, who is q packing house man. lives
near Redmond's house, the latter keeping
a place for the accommodation Of packing
house hands. Tho difficulty originated over
an old trouble between the two men, Richmond
claiming that Foley had intcrfered In his
family relations. The two men got
into dispute in front OF the
boarding house. After a few minutes talk,
Redmond ordered Foley away. and f1na1ly got
burcher-knife with which to drive him OF. Foley
struck Redmond with stick. The latter grabbed
1t out Of his hand and stabbed him with the
knife in the left side. just above the groin, so
badly that the entrails protruded. ,Notwtth-
enough to walk from the house to the
eSeas' ever, be sii fell down: % He was sent at
tton by doctor, who said the wound was IN OK
ceedingly dangerous Que. An officer WAS sent
over to the scene of the stnbbfng with orders to
he said to Redmond that tho man was danger
ously hurt. Mrs Redmond, who was present.
told the officer to .take he ssoundre a9n9
for her husband were not particularly cordial,
and that there might be some shadow Of truth
b. ea@ enn ffo h ha by Fsy 0a
the the ~ak oces tsas Foe had sa
that the hired girl had gotten hold Of the stun,
but turned it over to him. and that he had
hidden 1t. Foley is about S5 years old. Red
mond is n MIN Of 10, with a sou nged "a.
His wife is believed to be about 38, Redmond's
character has always been good the only difticul-
ty which he has had with the law being that he
toxcating liquors. There have been, It is
understood several serious difficulties during
the last two years growing out Of his domestic
relations.
4 TRIBUNE reporter was at the County
Hospital whcn Foley reached thore ia the Tran
IN into % the Hospital the house surgeon, DF. Mur-
ply, made slight examination Of the wound,
during which time Omcer Hyndman stated tothe
knew about the arrny was when Foley,
his clothing saturated with blood. reached
tho station ut the Towll-Hall and requested
sAid. was drunk and carrying things with high
hnnd ut his bourtlIng-house. Before he could
explain farther he fell to the ground faint 59m
Ss'A'' was put upon the wound, Foley
81 f IT, aqs %eSaena ss
waFd Eoonaso Of the % surscal E 9e Department,
ers s %he doeso
the weapon used was butchers knife about
eight inches long aud quite narrow and thin
band Of the pantaioons. and two shirts. The
doctors probo showed that It had gone clear
side, sid u.s. and - about midway between the
lower ribs and the groin. How far 1t had gone
into the abdominal cavity they could not tell:
serious nature and in all probability would re-
It was ~ with the greatest difficulty that Foley
could be Induced to speuk about the utfray, and
when asked who cut him he replied with smile,
" Oh! tt don : matter
"Was it Dan Rednond?" inquired the re-
We'll yes: it was" was the reply.
Coaxed Oh from this point. Foley spoke briefly.
house Friday on account OF bowel complaint,
and, having no money. asked Peter Farwcl to
loun me some, when | met him lust evening. He
bourtls with Redmond, and board four houses
away. He said he would lend me some, and
went up-sttir.s to get 1t, and leaned agninst
ronS Gf oe9 t Tt'Rs 9R ind dSf h
seeing me said: - Is that you? You dirty dog"
and then u,utterng something about liking me,
be raj, buck in the house. to the kitchen, think,
II don't know. hut think he must have gone
as far rs the kitchcn,-wherc he got u knife. I
saw him coming and grabbed stick to protect
and an 1t. stuck the knife into me- Then be ran back
into the house. That Is all:
"Wcrc you ind Redmond bad fricnds?''
sNo, | don't think So He WIS drunk.
"Di1n't you board at one time VIII Hed-
montl:'
Yes, for two years or so."
"Oh, things became t!isagrccable and left;
but there were no hard feelings"
"You were In the habit OF going to Ilcdmond's
house frequently, were you not2 When were
you there lnstt"
"Cer1ainly; went there very often was
there yesterday forenoon.
"Was Redmond there:" .......
mo; on!y hts wife and daughter. talked
With them for some time
The pnin which Foley was suffering, and a
feeling that he had already said too much, made
lin Quit after this statement. and.
after protesting once again that he
zucw Of no enntty between himself and
Redmond closed his eyes, and refused TO answer
my more questions
apparently Is slightly in ill-health- He has
,Gayy auburn hair cropped close. heavy
,rowu mlstache, and In appearance is d typical |
hand. |
ALLEGED INFAyTICIDE-
Early yesterday morning Mrs Augusta Olson, |
rhp rents out furnished rooms at No. 10 Jeffer- |
on street, discovered the dead body Of d mule |
nfant beneath and behind the bowl OF the |
rater-cIoset- She reported at once at |
he West Madison Street Station. and /
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