New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18

an irresistible impulse. l feel that l must kill
German"
why do you want to do that?" asked the
Inspector.
a German once assaulted my mother he
answered. with groan. L was locked in a
room and could not get TO her assistance. That
villains face haunts me. Every time l s,e a
German something crceps up to my ear and whis-
per; Kill him Kill him." His voice rose
to a hoarse shrek as he uttered the last words
and he beat the chair convulsively with his
hands
But what of CarsOn?" said the Inspector.
He was lying asleep TO begin with. and he was
not a German. How do you account Tor your
impulse there ~
Il couldn't help it, answered Dowd.
WHY did you kill him.
"Wcll I didn't" began Dowd, and then
stonncd short. In the forenoon Dowd was taken
70 the Tombs Police Court and there remanded
back to Police Headquarters
Sub.couent investigations made by the Inspector
shovcd that Dowd was born in Liverpool; thaV
bis fathers name was Patrick j. Dowd ana thaV
ho he'd como here when a child. Hisfather was
= civil engineer and died five years ago. tor
many wears he and his brother, WHY was III -
in London have led wandering ne, Uvr Sn,ia, ris
frpp
lI6yt Of Brooklyn. who married ms mo LilC'ne, an
sistcr and is brother of Jesse Hoyt' hsu an sem,
him weekly allowance by the hahus ol Ii, q n,S nen
named White. The Inspector '4em 4s sciS noYd the
nrisoner's brother and in about two hours rilcS
brought him in from Bowcry l3dslng,nioIit3v' oaioitv
John James makes rcllglons tlHr T pa % +r;ef yainiv
and he told tho Inspector that he had 'reH Tbs I.
tn win his crring brother from evil M ,;, =,
not the first time my brother has Deen cauSm' ,n
His ne said He cut man in the same So"S M"S
After he went to State Prison, influence was
nscd in his behalf and he was released o. ,,o+
"Tbat's lic" said the Slasher.' IL was no.
for cutting got that stretch 9n ,iins lUr had sid
that the blade of the knife or razor i,n hoan
aicted the wound in Carson's neck had el,n'r nnyI
n"trhcd or Jagged. The razor found Oh on 10y, ,,oe
bod tyo mr. three notehes. When the Weapgi va WI
sboyn 70 the Deputy-t oroncrs, each promptly nst
shot tbc de9d mans threat had been cut oy Ju'O
such a weapon. - z .or. hv his father
to thc Flatbush Insane Asylum. from WnIcuh nlnahoh.
,S,or,vor ri oscaped To-day he VIII, III al tp oy
nv b. committed to bellevue llospitai ior 0N'
animation rs 10 his SANITY. ,,eo or Samuel y
yTcvt 40. e0i Park Place, BROOKLYN VINO sSad Is sS
to hc thc uncle of Dowd. \ woman NM "a "a 90
=" ,,vc her name responded To the caIi ain os "no
M Dovd was thirty-SiX years old anu T 10; Pos
trl, SONS One brother, William, was III ,Ios pos
tnn another John, was religious ctLnN .nrs dpath
rv She said WAS lazy and since M I, otbsr had
Sic had not seen num- uonrv nc Wien she died, which
@ 'iI 81, , ~ tn him weekly. He had once peen II,
an insane asylum Z. A. White VINO iePIts'n'sSS PT az
Robert Gar, dealer IN ppsted patt i' tbe reporter and
ii ti,ot he was Dowd'S guardian and he paid ulc
sac er I'LL .l,"u 20 him White denied that Hoy, was
roIatiye Of Dowd. He himself was t le'a' tb
=, Iiort White said that Dowd was hoi n inc
~ ~ i" and that the arrest was ali ils'"hr
SESi'i, o IN Inspcctor Byrnes this morning anu
,xouId see that justice was done TO MS "ai''