Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
HELD WITHOUT BAIL.

An Assault That May Result i'm Mur- der Committed Saturday Night.-Oth- Ter Cases i'm the Police Court.
 Judge Bradstreet took the police court bench on the first case this morning, as Judge Root was somewhat interested. It proved to be a complicated quarrel of land lord and tenant and may result in a civil suit. William Gumpper owns a house on Sandland Place. Gustav Dahl is a tenant The following evidence was introduced by Gumpper, Louis Huss, Mrs Gumpper and an employe of Gumpper, Mir and Mrs Dahl and their seven year old girl. Mrs Dahl was very noisy and abusive all day Mon day of last week, and when her husband came home from work they had a quarrel about their eldest daughter. Gumpper went into their tenement to stop the quarrel and was assaulted by Mrs Dahl with coal shovel. He struck her and blackened her eye. Mrs Dahl went to the rear window and called for police and threw O tin pan down on the head of Louis Huss, who was in the back yard. Huss threw a butter tub at her and cut A gash Tn her forehead in which Dr McAvoy took three stitches. The women showed the marks this morning. Judge Bradstreet said their was no doubt that.the woman had provoked | the men, but each was guilty and he fined Gumpper and Huss $5 and costs each. r Judge Root then took the bench. BaF- ney McNally had record and was given thirty days for drunkenness John Me Carthy, 19 years of age. got a similar dose Martin Tierney was asleep in a yard on Scovill street when arrested. He also got thirty days. Kate Kline was fined S1 and costs for drunkenness.
 An assault which may result fatally oc. cured near midnight Saturday on Jackson street. As a consequence Tony Cianciulli lies at the hospital in very precarious condition. The circumstances as gleaned | by the police are as follows: The as. saulted man was employed as a barber by Pasquale De Deinzo, in Wards flats on l Bank street. Another Italian was about to open A shop in the vicinity and was try. | ing to hire the injured man to work foI him. Charles Laudata is a brother-in. law of Rienzo and is a notorious tough He has already done time for assaultine l Patrick Sutton with a shovel on June 27 1893. He got ninety days for that assault which occurred at the Branch. Laudats tried to persuade CianciulIi not to leave his position to accept the other. Angry words were used bJ both and Laudats threatened the injured man. About + o'clock Saturday night Laudata left tn.
 
 ciulla. He laid in wait at Jackson stree for his victim and when Cianciulla ap preached on his way home, Laudata strucl him over the head with what Is thought tC be a heavy club. He must have also be labored him on the ground judging iron | the number of bruises on the injured mah's body. Cianciulli was picked up un conscious and carried home by friends Dr F. G. Graves found fracture of thI skull and numerous bruises over the body one eye almost closed and one of the lung ruptured. He prescribed for the patien and restored him to consciousness. Lien tenant Ramon and Detective Egan wer guided by two Italians to the home o Laudata in the rear of Rienzo's barbe shop. He was found in bed. Laudata saiC he was innocent, but handcuffed to De tective Egan he was taken to the bedside of the injured man who positively identi fled him as the man wh assaulted him. Prosecuting Attorne Russell was notified at f 80 Sunday morn ing as the case was considered very seri ous. He and Detective Egan went to tn home of the injured man and took his ant mortem statement. Yesterday 9sternool Doctors Axtelle and Graves ordered hin removed to the hospital. He was cOnsci ous at times during the day. This morn ing pr Graves said that he Was restin
 fairly well and was conscious. His COT dition was still serious. It would be two o } three weeks, at least, if he should progres } favorably, before he would be out. In tw or three days they might be able to tel } what his chancee are. Attorney Durant } who apperred for Laudata, asked to have a bail fixed. Prosecutor Russell said ths ] the injured man was the only witness an = from the doctors statement there shoul 3 be no bail. Judge Root adjourned the cas
 until Thursday without bail.