The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02
Rem,
son of
ASA h NARY LER,
Born March 2, 1924,
Died March 70, lS46.

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ihs feeling among the assembsss OF horror
and than Of asser csys for revenge Though
many seemed impressed With the iniersncea from
the testimony and other circumstances, do not be.
lieye there present who would have tyrAced
APO ccst mred human paturs xnd the laws eroagh to
have infuted or dons augnt bnt syRpAthas with tho
father Of those children h.a ne hesn psrnittd to be
the Sheriff with proper prudence and for as sake Of
preventing the p,sability OF unpleasant esprsssn
hRo ceelped % ,ume responsibility That he feared
might lead 10 unnecessary excitement.
TIKI YxANINATIoN on observation-disclosures OF MARY
CUMMINGS.
From the Syracuse Chronicle, Fsb 81
preliminary exsmiGAtion Of Arsd Fl sr, und sr arrest
en- suspicion If having murdered his wis. commenced
before Justiee Cuccebsok u before 10 O'Clock
TIL, morning Long be ore this hour the poles ecs
crowctd vith curious assemblsgs Of people
Tested interest Ia the TINS Denominations
o. the crowd frequently turbulent and uproArou
BILE csay ensuing before order could be rstorsd
Wn-n Mary Cummings brought into the Off o. shs
fAatsd away. FJler appeared quite calm and Ia M
District Attorney Andrews and Hsrvey sh .den, Esq.
appeared for the people and j. W. Nys and Hills Nor
The District Attorney offered Mary Cummings Is Wit
he desired to with her she had bsen arrested
and committed to ths js GU the charge Of murder He
had been refused al oplorta,ty wiss
he now found her r court 70 MAXI s'atsmens which
might involve her IN psIjury AMI murder, snd her
counsel be dsmAnces an Interview with her The public
interests hs said could BE- subevsd by testimony
ken rnder circaf ances IN shica It that
OF This eul baa been tsh.n
TIE JuHic. sad Mar, Cummings had counsel an s I'm
sereosd Ter position.
Mr.. Hys took exception to the proceedings, on the
ground OF tie court rot having juri d ,tion In the
cas- the coronsrs jury mot having concluded their in
quest.
Tho Justice said he should proceed with the case.
Mr. Hills shed TO remove the impression, IL II exist
ed that th.y attempting to clog the jas
the should not proceed. He raised the question
whether or not hary Cummings couli bs recsvsd ~
witness IL sss not necessary TO tbs su3s OF justice,
She was an accomplish, and under oommital the
charge II murder
y, sb.leOh denied that she an aecamplcs.
Mr. HlUs ci ed author ties to that IL ct the
dis rs ton Of the crur - ADMIT aoconpie wit
The vi ness hld seso examiner the Coronsr's
inquest He argoes o. soma length taa; |, was not
pubic necessity required ZEE i'm my o. this tins.
Every motive IL her breast would aosuAs hsr to fastsn
the guilt Of this deed rome other psson to screen
here II spc er brothers updar suspt
con. BE ctnsd ttat this court I'D pc Admis
the ,eioory OF the witness, and cited sathorities in
be ttorest and right 10 os Hs cSled upop the jas
u,s to stssd sgAos the strong puols poion which
eearirg Gown ths prisoser a-d hin ali the
beneht OIL Z Law snd questions 10 doubt
Mr. Ancrsw, held tEar the premises of the argument
q Mr. Hits were .rosg and no. sp aic>ale 70 this
The wihefs was not TERED As IN sccomplice
Mr. Nye said this disayo~sl iock.i Ike trihlps with
men BE oeniec tbs pc Il the District Attorney to
determine die silion 81 tue sisnsss Sas charged
s.h murder same person as the prisoner and
she Ia either principal Jmpos In the II
she Law Formerly Aaco npless we're sot aimt,ed Wit
peAses NJ lA~; thu of discretion quite resent
thing, and ynsted ae gconni Of Kecsity he
pr,estir sling that h p'i.onss should 70 eonmistsi
without alton and this could only be the result
Of tt examination Thsre necessity for taking
her Testimony BE warned the ccort not to perm her
~. cieldcG feid toe proposition Of tbs orsssnsi's
unssi ., novel and aatsuss,,e, fhaif vshsn'ot elo
roe Ees eo TO BE- directed 70 tbs In iaA Of tbs
vnIsts her s,rsst 90 scmsbody's complaint vss no
-y, eR,e t1aE me go scc,mpios She rts msrsly
rrttr accusation hAvfg been concerned in tn crns
40 tbs &c no txc'ode Der from giving her .ss imony
II 4, ILL. IL
vs. is duty 20 20 into thor Ugh exsu iostson.
NJ Hills replied, sieuiIg in iuPpor' Of his original
posiiur.
The Ju,. delid.d that ths witness sh I'LL bss rora
bsy Coomipgs neing ssor3 ssidl an eish tesp
old; have lived ~ Alfred Fylssa year the frat 81 Msrch
lived, before liyni With MIN, ., my moths's "a 59s
Rfcs ~. fath,r 4 dead; Mr.. Gaylord, moh-r u Nos
Flyer sEd Ars Fyers SITTER part OF n. Tin,
~ ore Lac l.vsd IN he smily steadily except myself,
tbes sefc - hired ren nyirg thrge -aen sent tners
-Jsn.e Page srd MAX I.vea-ihy left tbsre thres
four months rlase hey LEFT my bfothsfs, William
Eissri spd Michael eommirg,. hsv. livs3 there hired
neE; hey -fs all Toueser than am villas wsat cut
vsst seout month and has : b. b,ik: siv.gd
hs q les .ssn !. ss RI ~ ws'as.5.y as.,oo,,
III Go not back III rRufsdag 1oraias; broth
Jo1p i cider han I'D he =! Geneva from Csrt-
mas 80 csrs back Tuesday night; sns - nv l.as
IcefdAy - see s1m- tri.tds from veg NJobn M
icpy 70 Jrhp eahs, relatives u m,teers; they have
been - Os.ego Tor 80 n Tree yes-G cd not knos
they wsre ton'Is from osseso; thsy esns % to
pes's 70 see me aud my iosngsst brother Mrs
Fslsr cave me permission, 70 40 poms on rasa3,y
tvsnfg had tod the boys would ~ cow; thss s6rs
T. he Kitchen A. FIers sonsy eight soout mar
sDo hslf Mr.. Fttr there all that tne, and M.
Fyle Strt OF the tine; Nj aud Ms. Fysr tnes
felt nice A. Sometimes cross ens te1ldsd some.
timer, clcs or vice week; ndsy, they lad some
diieuly h. ss n ths kitcnen al tbs mornlg; shs came
out a. tie nnns roour and hsr eyes ocd ~ though
he'd &C ciyins he ns1 ben Ia ths dttisg room; her
mothtr srd sssr p-re with ker on ue3oe5dsy Me-.
Fer NJ Fyler ~ d myself -sfe At NJ FYsi's house;
Mise Wiite cane tbsr a. rcon sni stayed hts -hie,
IA Gene there 10 oiunerMr fucker AM hls 40
boys; thsy we're sscppiFs for Fer; hey vent to YORK
ysAtt \
o that anybody else th,re curirs tee day or
rrg: ws had upper that .vsn'nx befoe dsrk Mr. aud
ME- F. Ter, The two Children AMI m,ssd we're ~ the Aba
don't remember What Mr.. Fgier did after snppe- washed
the eshes t~rvsrds stood ., ths hitchsn wnaos 9TH
Mrs. Eyer sfs brought io soma wood ffom the -ood
shed, and then she and vent into this sitting room
and at down; The tHp ehildrea XegN thers; [ at