The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-28

The most excitfng Incident yesterday. aside
sotS 1--WE owsn 't ssd e oosss
They were unsuccessful. so Detective Kava-
ot spectators looked on while the detective
thhrrw Sacs rev spades full OF earth. and
"A brother Of the dead woman was sitting on
when who wss ASSISTING Hti the detecs1s
called out to MS brother-in-iaw:
His brother in law bounded of the steps. and
Don't you dare speak to me. you scoun-
When the work in tho garden was finished.
one OF Webh,s sister-n-lsws arranged for him
to mount tho steps leading M into the house. his
brother.in-law barred his way.
We've bs enter this Eve he sad to
and you shall not look on the face OF one OF
Mr.. .Parseils was determined in his stand,
without having seen his dead wife. she will
An autopsy was performed on the body late
n the aftern 1 p by pr. b @; Story, Or; w.
fss1 oaad that death wss caused NS BY blood
They also found that the operation was sim
%ents had been Used. . The Ss's dssd Eomsn
HaysS has F BEEN ne 1s rdsss nsht next
The arrest OF Dr.. McGonlgal recalls the
s sTS Wi w" the
wifi, her sister, Ms; Halliday: At $Sl Fast
with her friend. Sadie TraphaGen. at 227 East
18th street. who was employed with Annie
In i Nay. 1880. Just month before Annies
birthday; she contlded to her companion that
young man who had been attentive to her was
responsible. On July Annie Goodwin left
@ At g Ear and 1s .ree with XIII Snd
HSG Already had d very reDu
with malpractice. but each time no had man;
ssa sy or Wo a &ps dns Tsf hos
Annie. accompanied by Sadie Traphagen. Wis.
ted Dr. Me!9niEal WHOSE oiee then nv vas tm at
beard. which gave him a patrarchnl appear
Dr. McGoniRal treated the girl At the house
OF Mrs. Collins first. but her, condition became
on the night Of July 4. to the tenement at NJ
building lived Ms. Fannie shaw. who had IRE.
S who We're esps so o e% ga ''
Dr.. McGonigal continued his Treatment Of
hs fs tie sSt oh !Hpy
drove his two. wheeled gig upto re house 1t ~ :
coachman. holding the Horse; ,.,
He carried the body Of the dead girl down
s snq his sS mo Is MsSonEsi
to The sefs 2e4 Of
t taEss! had n ALREADY "bstained no Surs
permit for the ntermens Of lane 4s,. WiIbarI,
aSnsa H0f fia the y BODY
and It was stretched on the. floor OF the shop. :.
On that same day the body. was hurried of
St Atg vs and ssys on ss
the girls burial the police got clue to the
crime by he netest accident rasftenger on
what had become Of Annie Goodwin, and said
" ass aesa anG Re fs Bit Of
Esation was BROUGHT to TIE attention ne Of Can't;
police. and beteet i Price t and Mott after a
few days work i, brought to ight tho whGle
Dr.. McGonical was indicted on Aug. 9. 1890.
jury jury. The case end Jed on oct: s., The jury de;
McGoniGai OF manslauehter in the first de-
s Oct Prison Spss De- t5 a
sci appealed from the conviction. They ap-
piled to the Court IN this Ss sn
hh sG n6I been fixed by Recorder smyth at
s1h hc to pa xss fer nH s 4yen nnS eE
lawyers. went to Brooklyn and Judge Pratt ae-
San By David s" Cox q 3
East 10th street Early in January; 1891 I'll. the
dstTct asmed q McGe e e eenSction. and
bench warrant was issued for bis arrest;
BIT it SrP I'd, ss he had
His counsel went before Judge Dykman, at
White Plains. and obtained stay. pending
| rool tn fha ,rf Of nd InHDa
| Dykman also allowed DR.. McGonigal to re-
main at liberty under his old bail OF s.. 900
b. had bes sn'a
by court Of competent jurisdiction. he had
to &c By By The Gour Until d p
| peas. and he. Mr.. Ncoll could not exercise
s4ss s who has
charge OF all appeals from nvictions, In this
county. said yesterday.that the delay In argu-
peas had Leep caused by the failure Of his
counsel to submit a proposed case on appeal
The re uIt was that there was not sufficient
time TO have the case. as agreed upon; printed
Appeals. The appeal ~ zeal which should have been
argued in June. therefore went over until Oc-
stapler. OF the mischief that is done by the
granting Of stays in cases where convictions
snpreme Court sitting in other counties. Mr.
Nicoll has seen the evil that has often resulted
from tnlS interference WIN lHe course OF
justice in this county. and introduced bill at
the last session Of the Legislature.to correct it
There should be a law preventing Supreme
Court Justices in other counties from granting
stays in cases where stays have been refused
by supreme Court Justices OF this county.
In this instance We, have the specta:
s'' he % P %sn "SSs1 been s''' affirmed
BY, the General Term Of the Supreme Court of
similar offence. MS charged. in an adjoining
county. Such a situation Is ca culated to
hiring diSpra6if the ad mini stratiOn of
justice"
a Common Inv Wife Looks for Revenge.
james IT, Gallagher Of 1.541 Broadway got
tired Of Mary Gallagher. with whom he lived
for ten years. Mary says she is his wife. She
now lives at ABB West Seventeenth street.
James had her arrested and brought to the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday on the
charge that she had written damaging things
about him to the young woman whom he was
about tn marry.
Mary claimed a common law marriage with
Gallagher. and when she heard that he was
epuapad to anOthar woman She dayOtAd her