The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-12

emplOye or the SluIl6y blulHoIltHaA No' The victim is about 21 years of age and the accused but 2S years old.
 The murder took place while we'd ding festivities were going on inside the house nearby. A young couple had been married in the morning and the wedding feast and festivities were be- ing held in Polish fashion in the even- ing.
 Olinsky was not at the wedding, but returning to his home in the same block where the festivities were being held, and when he reached the place he was stopped by Frenchman nam de Fred Greenwood, who had intruded into the wedding and who was ordered out. Olinsky, 1t is stated, said: You wouldn't be ordered out if were there." While they were speaking some women issued from the house and im- mediately entered again.
 | Suddenly Mikatos came running out, minus coat, vest and hat and com menced quarrel with Olinsky and Greenwood Suddenly Olinsky whistled loudly which was signal of distress to his companion a man named Joe Digenski. The latter hurried to the spot and heard his chum cry out; "Help, Mike is killing me" Then Joe saw Olinsky, supported by Greenwood come staggering from the spot, cry ing: "pm done for. Get a doctor ant the nolice.' The man could only gel across the street in front of Freheit'' saloon before he dropped dead.
 Greenwood was first arrested for the deed bv Officer Barnes, but he said "why don't you get the right man? He was brought to the house ano pointed out Mikatos as the man anC said that Olinslky when dying said "Mike of the cement house did it About twelve in the house were ar rested and held as witnesses as vel as Greenwood and Mlkatos. som' were taken to the Derby lookup.
 The autopsy over the body was helt Sunday evening at 6:S0 o'clock in Tim othv Donovans undertaking parlor' on Center street. The autopsy wa nerformed in the presence of Drs. s. A Shelton, J. G. Maloney, F. l. Kettle ton and w. s. Randall. It was foun' that the cause of death was Woun' on the right Side of the mans neck If was 8 inches long, i IA inches Wid and 1 S-4 deep It was made py very sharp instrument which eiippei a piece of the jaw bone and severe the lingual and facial nerves and GU the corotid artery in two
 The murdered man was clever smart young fellow and was well like' bv the Silver shop officials. The ac crsed is a man of 2S and his wife an' two children came to Shelton from tn old country two years ago.
 Coroner Doten began his inquest thi morning in the borough office at l o'clock. Louis Coleman, the i11terpre ter of the New Haven courts, wa present. He said the witnesses wer mostly Russians who spoke mixtur of the Polish and Russian, tongue
 pr. S. IA. Shelton. the medical ex aml0er, was luS AASl NAthS9' Ne'AAS and he stated what was found in tn autopsy and said that the man wa dead five minutes after the cutting.
 Joseph Dgenskl was the next on called. He stated that early in tn evening he and Olinsky had gone int the next door from where they roome and had remained there until lO:4 o'clock Then the latter had gone, ou and in a few moments he had hear shrin whistle from his friend. H hurried out and heard OlinslSy say ''Help! help! He's trying to lick m or kill me-" When Joe asked him wh it was he answered: Mike of the ct menu house" He next saw Greenwoo helping olinsky to cross the street an
 heard Frank say, "Joe, stop my bloc
 ''That fellow has killed mef' At tn he said he ran after an officer, and r turning saw his friend lying dead front of Freheit's saloon.
 When questioned by Coroner Dote
 Joe said they had gone into the neigl z bor's house, because man had broug S down a couple of figs and they we l, into see them and had -4aHed the drinking beer and sineIkf for sor I time. He testified that ho heard Mi