New-York tribune., 1884-01-03

60 Reno with him. Inc Two ulth Iu1i J,,
snd deo,Sct 80 threw marble statuette at Conklhgi Mo
HsNossTcW revolver and fired Mrs Uhler eNnlolIe,u
Test grief az the death oi @ he{ cnUnywed the homi-
lasS nnder great proyooation ara pOlce bt he
hold him him for @ a Sn S1e At the request Of
Ss iss District Attorney however SGnkLng Tas @ rnt m
dictsH s"S ivcu ia a Jury and Conklng, who was ad
,ts5 10 bail IS attend ng 10 his duties H u, tlV
Holy liked down in his stable in 53dst on the
iebt OF June IA, by William Rogers dEiDer oi "gS. %
octa1I tbe stable Rogers first beaten severely
v Hoev with a bae-stick, because ne REUSED @ ~ 1I o
~ ,lsge He then caught the stick and struck Hoy,
t,cffIring his skull. Hoey died on me l9s""th5 W t
morning after Rogers had surrendered @ ninsgn ~ ~ to0
lu}aa Rogers was eXouerated by Coroner Jury;
UotvET, DEsIEE L., stIirdIb.,f was stabbed
II II ,Le mack on the evening Of February =, ny MI;
ITsbch QuinquBnet at her home on the Io m u9Vr VI VI
"a 4ol stNthlve. He ran down stairs ana cleo IN u
~; T moments from internal hemorr1age HouEtt Sas s
thrvtiye years old unmarried and possessed OF
a,l ao,C tbCusands of dollars, which he had saved.
severe SS,i,ruinet confessed having killed Houvet be
anse Ge mad become too intimate with hei' anu GaI l
nal trouble between herself and her husband. enc
Ird mat he had nSulted her on the evening OF the
NI'rler Although IL was known that Mrs. QuHqm,Ho'
was soon TO become mother, she was comihteu 20 20
H 1nh 10 await her trial, which occurred on April
SO The Jury acquitted her ana sue was w.
tpvSc JoHS notorious bank bur2laT was shoI 2edu Ii
,,r'. lauor store al No. 46G SiXthave at a. m
on October II by John walsh. former companion IA ~
crime who also Was killed The men han quar- eiIot -
and were looking tOT each other Tor seNeIl uls pr
yJ1us "a the shooting Walsh was drinking AT inc Saa
of the uuuor store In company with seNeiM ol.CI
nroessi ional thieves, when Irving entered Ill coTpHs
Porter
Who behind refrigerator anu passed M 90 % f6ev
billiard room. When the police entered me plCe a.
found tue bodies OF Walsh ana Irving Plng Que 1E t
the billiard room II was az sGi =. tii, Porter
The rutaus had killed each other bu. blty t'ticb
fpts had been freshly discharged The bullets when
killed Walsh fitted PoTters Pi'tol dHE T' it vas
Porter was u7ed Tor the AiluAs u y am"
acquitted. ,u
Krrvty PlTER aborer thTyfonr Vas Vas I99t ,StH IN
G,1Ib,st 6y ToHceman William Conroy of the Twenty
first Preciuct the night OF No'eL-oel o. N n f;od
G5Ssssa serwsP 10 ,f om his Injuries Conoy asserted
6si ne lad acted selfdefence, but witnesses OF tn
sEnotiDg said that the pOlccmalm slot auI ciu'ot %
t.,'CtT7 ,ffho1t provoclton The officer bad been
drinking in the store and haI qnaiteucu VIZ p I'll. d.
1rru there Keenan, quietly Wdlculus we Iii
tmrbanc+ when lac was shot down Conroy was hGi"
for al6y Coroner and pleaded not sa{{ ~ an con- m
drtmpnt o. murder IN the INST degree mn N. -,
fined In the TomOs awaiting trial he oheiti 20 Sn ~ ~
10 escape dismissal nom the force, ana 'l M vas y
convicted on December l5 and sentenced 10 oe
hanged OF February = l9s4 ,-.,-.
rr,,,urp MICHAEL a tailor Of No $50 East Ninth-st,
vas Eied at Bellevue Hospital sunday, February
hy George Mahan Both men were III me .liS i g,,
ward of The hospital. and had been suffering rom
Ge,iTiuu tremeus Mahau became violently luN1ue,
o,d framed KeIaher with stool. He al,o injured
, Siu i,'.as O'CpnuOr seriously Coroner McIkle
attracted additional attention to the case 10y cdHE d.
lIUS naor co1knr Jay Gould William II. Vanderbilt,
and nher prominent citizens, most OF whom were eA
cused from attendance at the inquest some uilr- %
Nahlu admitted 70 bail Out he e!ItI @ li
lie Wa, committed 10 the Tombs He was an EhA-i9n-
RivIr E9r,ad Grain Elevator. BY the death Of his
wife be had been led 10 drink 100 freely Inc jury
having refused 10 iudic him. he was SET al "Doly IL
KII%G. BFRN,FD. a young German framer OF No. 1872
Broome-si. wulIc working on new puloiIjj III % h's.
scyraiy y-cignth-st, ON August !, qudIleued win
fellow yoramdn, Francis Vent, about payment Tor
beer which they had drank. Wcutz was struck with
Itth.Io1 @ any EIi ie5 on HucTSr ~ N h, home
Weuiz. who had been arrested and discharged, was
again locked up 10y order OF Coroner Martin. He was
when jury brought In yerdict tAat lie had
THn ID ~ led
rAr,r. WILLIAM, a German mechanic was found dead
m ms room M No Us suffok-,t on Christmas
iue and IN autopsy showed that his death Was caused
10y wound, on the head, inflicted WIN some OiLn'
gIiuler who krausc- room on Chm -iInt- I've,
and "a dI,sipated woman who had lived with hr'use'
charged The police still investigating hlauses
death
ave ana Thirdst had his skull fractured III the liquor
the head with a bunc starter by Michael Tobn, who
had been employed IN rue place Dt9Ie LdHeSt} wen.
10 ha by Justice Duffy Lindsey died at 81 Nincents
Hospital August %, and IO1ln was reaITested In
was no for the assault Tobn, who Is stll uu-
der bonds for trial. ha not been indicted. III, -.
MCD1NAID BERNARD. young labOrcr who lived with his
parents at No 533 West Fortyhthst vas shoC IN the
pTe at Tr9tb-lyc and Forty-sIxt-st on the night Of
Novembcr s. and died al the Roosevelt Hospital on No
vembcr Il. He refused To ten the police or Coroner
ANYTHING about the shooting but To his mother ssld
that he had been shot by Richard Okeete, young
IrlckIayer. Of Teuth-ave. The police learned that
OKecie LETT the city after the shooting He still at
McGowAS, PATRICK, age thirty-six, bartender in
The bragst and killed in Hcstcr-st. by Rouudsruau
John DELANEY Of First District Police Court squad
sauited hy McGowan al No Ii Hester-st. as he was
trying TO serve warrant. While attempting to es-
cape McGowan entered a coach and fired at Delaney
through the rear window WOmdHg nun IA She IlEAI
eye. Ihe omceI tneh nSu u"t1S .iiC ", & M'oH m ~
inhicting the fatal wounds A coroner : jury on the
following day declared that ROundsman Delaney was
Justified in killing MCGOWAN. McGowan, who was
native OF Ireland, was an mtelnpeIate ana IloehI Iu-
fan ROuudsman Delaney was removed 10 ST. Vim
cents Hospital, where he recovered. The Board Of
Police gave him honorable mention for his bravery
and promoted him 10 the position or acting sergeant
was snot in front OF No. 30 Catharne-st at las
a. IN. on May 4, by Michael sullivan, 'loug-horeman
drunk and had ordered him u move on. Sullivan was
injured severely while resisting arrest by Parolmen
Al attempt was made TO show tnat Ge was insane
lie tred in september before Judge Giidersleeve
The verdict not guilty account OF insanity At
the time the act was committed" The prisoner
committed 70 the asylum FOR insane criminals
MORE CHRISTOPHER, gambler, was shot dead at Third
ave. and Thrtyiourth ST.. on the night OF july l5
Threats OF violence had been made Dy Moore, ia the
LIQUOR store where Muullc employed, a f.w hours
before and the gambler made a fierce attack on the
barkeeper when they met in The street, previous "
tie shooting Moore was known % De a dangerous
ru9ian M0ulle who offered no resistance TO arrest
eNoUerated by CoIouers jury, ana was acquitted
after Deug indicted.
NICHOLS LAVRE>cE, OF No 4jO Cauast went to assist
brother Henry IN street fight between young ru
fans Canal ani Hudson sts. on the evening of July
g He was stabbed fatally by DAME! Llli7 age seven
teen, who was perttcdo by apouceman To- e7cae al the
time, but captured atterwardat his home ia Car
nIne-st Al The COrouer's inquest LAliI- refused 20
make any statement, and be was committed for trial.
DE afterwsrd pleaded guilty and was seut to prison for
eight years.
PAUL FREDERICK. twenty-five, of No. % Albauyst,
fireman, out OF employment, was shot dead by
Francis Donnely, bartender. In drunken hrawl at
No. l22 Washington st. early on the mOrnln- Of Jan
a drunken fr1end and demand6d drinks, wGich
refused. He atterward assaulted the
baTkCcper with pewter pitcher and
kettle Of hot water and DOunclIy shot him in
the head, killing him instantly Dounely was ar
rested and indicted OT maIslaughtcr IN The first de-
gree, but jury acquitted him Ju February 10
PIUNKFT, OWN T.. cigarnaker, shot dead iu the
factory al No. 22 BOwery November p hy John
Scullen, fellow workman. There for
the shooting and the murderer subsequent conduct
showed tldt he was insane. Puuhct had "a wife and
three children who left destitute at No JOG E45t
ing. " ~ O'