The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-22


ticins tho weaknesses which, with them, strong
point.
CoLLIrs the celebrated Irish oomsdisn and vocalist,
Republican Gays bis widow Maohrss" 10 worth ave
times the price Of admission. MAIDEN Laau ID also
praised for her execution OF several beautiful ballads
The Morsvians are doing ans busins. at Riohuond
Virgins -------
The Trial Of tho Factory Girls as Allegheny
THIRD DAY. 49, f....-r E .. ID -
from the Pittsburgh Journal. jan ISL 3Ias
JOSHUA HAuT sworn-KnoWs George w 0uusle;
saw him on the day Of the disturbance ct Ksunsdys
factory saw bin 1t his own house between 10 aad II
K.spsdy's faotory; when at ths factory heard girl
AK where she could get an AKA; Ounse told her to
but to DO DO harm has known Gussis for four years:
ssfsr % witness knows, he Is sober, orderly, quiet
GKokoE II RIDDLx sairmsd Was ct the faetorya
short time 10 the morning. and In the middle Of the
day Of the disurbances sheriff asked him to assist 10
disturbance, and he would mind his business.
witness would mind bis; witness refused to 60; sheriff
sssipg the Sheriff the crowd, which had been broken
up In knots. collected together; saw Scott, told him
said hot water had been throw on him from ths fac
tory. and that little girl had been sosldsd, that
Kennedy was going to that course he would not
stay.
Mrs. McMILLAN sworn.-Knows Mr.. Gungle Was
In his house tho morning Of the riot Heard Gun
hours than to raise riots He told his wfs net let
their daughter 20 near the factory; that she
there and there was riot she would b held ACCOUNT
Gro wILLIAMsoN sworn.-Knsw Gungls, and gave
him high character heard him speak ON the day Of
the riot; told them to hold out for their hours that
tho law permitted them to do but to DO damage
| to the person or property Of Kennedy; saw Gungs
take his daughter away from the crowd did not see
MARY Lynch worn-was at tho factory all day;
Who told witness she wss soslded $50
MARY FIrzoERALD sworn.-There had been nothing
done to the fence when the water was saw the
little girl who scaided; she outside the FENCE
two girls took her homs there break In tho fenoe
made BY coal wagons; some Of the hot water fell on
| Crsss-e.eminston.-Ths girls were doing the best
they could for their hours Is for the Ten hour
| system.
MARY FuLreN, sworn-was at the factory on the day
tho disturbances saw girls there Who had worked IN
ths vas en- isabelle street when the steam was
when the steam s.s lss OF the person: ss.idsd vss:
the steam vas lot Oh witness struck in the back
BY stone thrown nom the yardi no Injury vas done
saw gun pointed over the fence from tn. insds saw
Elise Dsany looking out Of ono Of the windows; she
e Be .shsnsd Of ounssve witness won't there to See
the fun and for our rights k.ew that Law had been
p..ssd foreidaSg US 70 work more than ter hours
ELi.AsErH HAeoERTr testified to the same facts -
JOHN w. MILLER sworn The soalding water was
opposite pavement at the time; steam came over the
buildings Mr. Kennedy bad the gun in his hands IL be
had shot the way he held his gum he would not have
bit any ONE the girl: we're close up ground the fence
W. Thompson was With witness nearly all day; did not
see him do anything; the soading Of the little girl in
creased the Excitement; gave Mr. Thompson the cha
racter of decent industrious man. heard Mr.. Thomp-
son ray to one or two girls that they had right to
their hours, but he opposed to al volenoe Ken
Dedy vas st.ndng on his own steps whom he had the
M4sy LrrcH recalled The It'll: SUI that was
undsr.tood ths ons.s.n shen asked bsfors. and hsd
answersd that the little girl wssinside. a.
SusASrAH ANDREWS sworn.-Mr Sawyer proposed
to prove BY this Witness that Mr. Kennedy previous
little boy and tied him to desk or bureau Ia bis 81.
noe; and that the mob wanted to rssoue the child
Who Vas screaming inside Of Mr. Kennedy's ohacs.
Mise Andrews, very pretty and Intelligent young
gzl proceeded to give In her testimony. She said shs
had been informed BY the girls that child about II
strsst bridge and he would make them speech; the
xord came that they vera taking the child to the
Mayors ofoe they then returned to the factory and
asdy herself to ii6ersts the boy; he did not sn.wsr;
steam versle OF. - - -
same as that given BY other witnesses. r.f
MARY Fulton recalled This witness terrified to
and foot In other respects. her testimony the
fene - that of Miss AS There story that the
child went in for an axe. but did not know, herself
MARY ANN DoUoHERrv sworn Testimony in reia
ton to Thompsons advising the girls to commit no
violsnce as far as she knew Miranda Ho'la ndsr she
WAS pesoeabs we'll behaved girl; was not intimately
GEoRo. wALKEn sworn knows Samuel Hughes
vas with him from till II of and on ell day. his
conduct was good; like good many others, he was
standing looking on; there was great crowd present
H.shes is lad about sixteen years Of ago. The hols
made, any hov heard talk shout t,e boy tied
up IN kennsdy's ofhce but did not see him;
witne.s did not see the little GIRL tried to res
out ofthe way HIMSELF after thro wing the water the
p became very great up to that time ths
work: in Blaokstock's factory H. wr,i liked 4.
good boy goes to church With witness; are both Me.
thedsts; lives In the Same house. ,.....4 tal
LUCINDA FREDERIcx sworn-Kuows Robinson Mum
ford; has known him sinos he boy he ha been
absent for ten years. don't know ho~ long since his
return; him by the factory but did not hear him
cay or do anything wrong he had on white cotton
he wore hat but had coat on what witness meant
by dr,ss clothes, were pautaloons. vest and shirt
t.s.Sss sb.t I.s IN
seir generally considered honest, quiet and we'll be-
Mas. CALHOUN sworn-Has known Mirands Hol-
Lar der for two testified to the good
Mise Holander; ais. H supports By her own Indus
try, her mother two little brothers and little sister;
shs 10 . we'll behaved industrious girl |
r. H. Kk.n sworn-wss not at ths factory ON the
burg with the proprstors Of concern spoke
very highly In praise Of Robert Lindsay; ssid the
good charsoter while collector At the sousduct vas
acquainted with many Of thu female defendants; al.
ways found them TO be respectable and lady like psr
sons; a much 80 women In any circle OF sos ~;
never beard Offensive word out OF their mouths;
have attended their meetings, and thought they bs
havtd themselves a. WELL at least did ladies In Con-
Jackssns reception reoms when insredvesA to
witpess's old friend Mr. Clay. -..'
Mr.. Foster and Mr. Mcmillan both testified 10 Lis
good character MIR W.itz-l also testified In bis favor
MIR w was on the ground; thought there would have
been trouble had not the hot been thrown.
MARy FULror tsstin~d that Joanna Brosn and
Sarah Stuart industrious and peacesby behaved
girls
LErIrIA GUrGLE sworn. This witness 10 . besuti-
iui child che bad been smployedtn tho cotton facto-
ries che 10 be daughter Of one 81 the defsudauts O.
Oung'ei shs .sstihed to the same fsots those
stseo the preceding witu-ssss witness IL Ia her
fourteenth year. has been working In the factory for
better than four years