The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-11

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No. 6s
Cross eramined-Dont know MI Hilrs business; il Is
in the earlier entries Of the day. and presume came
from New York; have distant OF the person
OF Mr. Hill, who there frequently, can't say that
these two Hills the person; they might have
been; there communication between rooms No e.
and 6S they single bedrooms; the Mr.. Hill speak
hr ss yDy m mach s sac of M Ea@s c
think his hair the color; s very hard
at this length time They were both fashionable men
Mr. Edwardss whiskers not much smaller than they
than they are now; Mr Hill was there two day exactly
the probability is that Hill came to breakfast
saw Mr.. HILL and MIR. Edwards converse famiIiarly
together, that know; from March 1910 used to
stamp all letters that left places when gentleman
writes his in the book we always look him full in
the face, cause II there's anything suspicious about him
wename to another for the protection Of the pro-
prietor.
By JuHon--Nr Edwards was at the hotel from July
| 9th TO July 18th.
By DErnNcn-Mr. Edwards came to house fire.
quently after he left us.
by aJvnoH-I certainly think that then Mr. Edwardss
whiskers certainly under his chn they large
| full and fashionable whskers at this time.
Cross-eramined-I saw him often dozen times
hotel in August and in September and in the latter
part of July. do not know that Mr. Edwards had a
| rcthcr.
BY EMMrrr--I any difference at any time in
Mr. Edwa appearance except and the only
difference is that he looks older and his whiskcrs not
| SO carefully trimmed.
BY JouN e. CoAcnM,N, Juror-There is considerable
trouble, s, a|
|
Hill who came to Jones's Hotel April l7lsl1 and APP
pears to be in the same handwriting the other HILL
| EMsFrT-We are through sir.
Mr.. ELLIS was recalled as to the hand writing
EMMETT objected to surcharging case with evidence.
WHITING proposedto show two other letters to rcbut
INC evidence asr 1r dne oe M ,
wnTlsamIs that pencil mark letter "a, lo) in Ed
wards hnndyr.ag' some ,.,r
of his but being pencil marks has no, hs turns and
or is not his handwriting ""e'A'' It IS
Letter NO 10 shown to witncss.
h.,s-m Locked at it long tme.n very long time)
| Letters Withdrawn iil
MoanIs RoBSsoS. Monroe Edw ards present.
ed me letter Of Introduction in March, lSl0. 1t had been
dated in March, 1893 and altered II is from George Poe
i.mer cashier OF the United States Bank IN Mobile He
Letter was withdrawn without being read ''
HoFFMAN then read the affidavit of Edwards upon which
s , = sse rom .nc .our 70 ake the evidence
| then living sck In Havana e ' o'''''- "''
EMMmrT then said that other commiss,oe sent
bu otn.on cia not h. cnd m "a rIaoga'oes'
Mr. EMsETr said singular that both should be
Mr. INACCESSIBLE recaed-Ths first entry of Hill in on,
DooS ~ M 81 NV york. March 81 and then again March
CuAH.rs Row ., an;..d Reid. in oo,, s.., a. moi
ncer OF Manhattan Gas Light Co.; knew Edwards Texas;
Ls M @ % If @ 81 ascn = or yea
Edwards there then; never either Of them IN this city.
A,bre ai no bushes thai know az Wonr", Ewsr "a.
aseht 20 Mr d don't know that the TWO brothers IN
live feet eight inches inches inches he appeared to
h IN good dsa OF trouble carried hi head dow and walked
Texas when lcft don't know Charles F. Johnsou Monroe
mas s latest. Asnmore apear,d he Oldest never saw Ash
=. usr.rs AN, S.,sr se'. him wriss
Col. WEnB here entered to hear Tom Marshall sum up
not sssy % re- sa the way bills now.
Judgs KnSr said I'VE now ready sum up and he told
apnba.;o Inv them as;ny n b s;n s % raas OF US
commit The individual Offending He trusted the good
Here Mr. Marshall asked for few minutes To- arrange
his papers; and the jury went ont for few minutes
a, .o, "epp, Vi .he regular army maze hisway INSIDE
| face Hon Tom Marshall during his sncccb 80 - " "
Judge KENT then held long conversation with Hon.
lon, . n; IN wcn We presume ne cautioned him
| 81 'l.I 80
| SPeoc1'
| 80 W '.''" 's''ie'' VI INC Jury -'ouh-
SCI opened or the defence and only point Tor
' anu has 70 c'eary the point on which you
arc rs'"rn scra'c' from All ex'raneous circumstances
""' n' nus ''' "''""s 'or me 10 y ON ha' SUBJECT i
mas "so ~ '""y "aiA'u ." INC peculiar SITUATION OF
the ana Oh tnose VINO are urging ths prosecution,
as 10 ior me 10 more 'han alude to
ms nc'. +" Is strange state oil things that these
people should be Interested to the amount OF $4,000 in
.n' result oi the ana ""hout charging corr'ipuon
may "a! n"' eae' 'o'o Asa' Una" mere o'c NUS
ce FROM the moment OF the arrest OF the PRISONER his
gu mas been assumed as matter certain. He has not
oec treated ny 'nose greai organs which assume TO guide
puulc opinion ana 90 guide as one accused or charged
WIN as ra" a'us 'ne no'o'ioas swnd'er-Ei
""''' ''' ' o. o"' '" De Pu"'she" "r al 'he
'oscr.s com"i.'ea "os' Noi'h ana souh' through
'e..'" '''' ~a - '''s"' q. N"' iou, armed
win terrible responsibility need not be told that he is to
Oh 'hc proofs oncreo az 'he par oil the one
crime charged. But the has satisfied
-, =,
WIN ths assumpuon that the prisoner IS ALL and more
bu they have cvap s,opc
So ' gu"
charged that portion oi the prisoners counseone
tiop of his coups who comes Srop, ,. s,r, :, a.
' " ' ~ '' ''' ''''' ''e Ss'e part o the
country that he docsfhe land Of his nayity-tbn he
vorr NH, h.,,., A.. a., ,, ,,u;., ,;,s =, --,,
VIZ! NUM- "e'te' "i"' '' P''soc' himself tLaughtcr)
Now may ii please you, gentlemen to indulge me for a
Ia e 4. ~ W
- - - " ''e.'' 'o' 'oei '"a'
some apology Is ouc 10 you before alludc to it, am
The last person earth who would select this occasion
or This Mace IN settle ,crso,al ,,r;,ou.a a.. n,