New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

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.id lyon lie herssed . the cane; they appeared IL
Yen o. -tufiu in tie position they ws-~ about
.our o. W. f,t fran te head OF ho airs when they
srari i,d DR.. Graham back 20 arr ne ,oth 90
n, dew tcv sid the mirror; u. LDr,ng fei ~ ~
fsc T., n ruolher marble sAb VIII eb IL the halii
.l.y CLOSED in Together. and they were ~ "A ysu
n,Ir ROT exactiy tell which seiz'c frsi did not
al Iorirr rsre his hst. nor sDy noise Ike blow;
II rot sc Col Long seire the stick should NOT think
. ,erlS have happened VI hout my seeing II. bat u
,;,l,. ito lot SIC The scsbbsri OF the sscrlcsoe
of,,r Col Lorirg 4 H. did not see 1t IN the hant% Il
al lorug or see &c 81 all THAI moreiog A'ier that;
I'm Inv W, re closing up ii not -es Col l.. hws
told Of Anything; when they tdS'ed CONF not sAy
ubs. Le ia col Ioring very ,s'l n IN aud well
1roportior.d. weighed probably sb"a' -vo;
b, Distrc, Ai,orpey-DarIng the whole time OF
he difficulty NY face was toward ofoN,"H. IN 49, ia
way tie, stood from ME; during the whole u as dIa
lot turn NV ewes AWAY from Col. h. AM Dr -
The DS'rici Attorney s.kec II h. ss" To" Il. nave
hold OF Dr. g.. bat ], was Objected TO- as having oeea
slated n direct.
ham struggling but ord not think n, the time he u
sword TIL sitter was trawn out TIA. they WIRE
scuffiuc
Tire District Attorney ssked two OF three other
questions but they were objected TO- having alres-
" been asked.
BY JurOr-From the tune frs, them I'LL the
stru. gle was 10, than five minutes: did not
lear any Rtgry ~ords ou the part ot Col. Lnrug; ~
the cane wss raised horizontal, Col L. put bis hand
asairst the cane; Col L. vas taller than DR. u
Q. Dn You suppose the inten 100 OF Col IL. VA to
ward OF the cael Objected 70 by defense
Charles II Rogers called by Ds,rict Attorney and
syorr-On % Angus, | was superintendent Of 81
NicLolss Hotel the upper part out he o,hce;
know the prisoner by sight aud know Col l'riny,
who had been al the hotel tor eight or ten d,s say
tbeu toe Their on "a August at the he >o o toe stars
IN me s.curd floor Is shosn the diagram, aud
= oin,s ou where De saw theU, siml'rt last wtn'es
Col l. stood az the sue Of the starr, mar bro,dwv
aud DR. Grshsm about IN the center Ds H.. BACK
MI IA lhFts M
T,r, fet of them; coming frou the duius- RON
with lsd,: heard loud couveTsatiou b'tween then
heard Col l. say. d" Ny wife II appeared 70 IN" u
lie the , M of a seuteucr. d.. Graham replied, ~
don care d--n tor YOU wife or YOU passed On
with H.. lad, We were behind ne time aud walked
yer, fast the d, xt thing heard the lie gvea aud
len a noise like click II light have been Ike the
sound of "A sworu-chne undrhwn, striking . name
hsud cannot how lOuo II was, only that heard
il; was going down theU with The lady, and i'm ne
da,ely turned round; was twelve ar fourteen feet
of: saw both parties holding up their hands, aud the
csne in The hands OF DIR. c.. he drew It aUd imne-
dstely stabbed; Col Lorpg had bis hands up At the
tine az the stab; he gave shrek. and moved some
fur ar five feet ana Tell after Dr. Graham made the
stab he gave il sort of turn ~ Col Lonngs body,
I'D and down u rec or four times, and then drew II
ont. the sso ri was bent when II wa drawn out; ser
the stab Col. l.. turned toward me stopping at The
same time ana saving am sfabh-d-i m de st,'
nrd fell with his iaCe toward me- bad parity hod oi
I him when he tell aud tad liked To have fallen win
him.
Bv a Juror-Aifer the stab | Jaw the lett hand OF
Cot Loring round Dr.. Grahsms side.
Wituess-Wh,n Col l. fell he gurgl"d 81 god deal,
looked up and Jaw DIR Graham standing near by US,
ana said you've killed this man. hs replied
He's not hurt" he had the sword IN hand At the
time; told private wat hnan TO stay by Cot Lp-
rirg while went to the office Ia inquire the nun0.r
cf Col L. room. lohircfed Ia not relevant aitsr
/ att. ndeo son e duty saw DR.. Graham do stairs
al told some TO keep watch If hun; thc last
saw Of the sword at the foot OF he stairs; Il VS.
about an hour aiterwarI looked at Col Il atter~ara,
whtn be had been taken 10 pnvhtef"ohi saw no'e
in his coat: he ban frock coat AID pair ot pants
looms: DO neck -banGkerchhf; It was only three 10
five seconds from bearing the word he and the noise;
tie latter after; the sword here shown seems ke
the oil saw; II passed into the hands, htorwatd oI
che at the clerks, named warner the "ouhu was on
4 side of the back -
By . Juror-At the time Col Loring placed his arm
round DR. Graham he was falling could not say IN
whore voice II was the word lie wis gwen mere wS
talk but old lot observe What was said before the lie
was aiyou.
Il, District Attorney-The last words heard were
what Dr. Graham sad, " don care d-n Tor your
wife or YOU" had gone in the meantime a dn'
lance Of IL or IL feet, s'dkiDg very fast
Nv u Juror-wi.n Cot. l.. put his band round
Dr. e.. il dli Lot appear like on Intention to give am
Il blow: he falling az The time.
b, District Attorney never heard anything SAID
/, the prsoar To the ringing OF DE bell or any
ttng Ia which il was mentioned.
Crss.examined by Mr.. Whtng-I was examined
at the Coroner nquesti saw nothing OF the oar
iIs $ vhsn was coming from the dlDng-room M
was a couple Of feet behind Dr. Graham their talk
ing louder than ordinary conversation attracted my
! attention. do not know how far beh nd mo COSiho
| was; ] GO not see bin; when heard them p ist"n
/ on: the fret words | heard we're " my VIE,
! ~ said, il Was when was directly behini them,
! Col. Lorrg faced toward me with his back nearly
/ tow ard the sairs-Dr Graham IA froDt OF him l
/ think Dr. Graham had hat oo, but Col. Lofns n'''
tie mirror was on the opposite side of the entry fac,
ire the stars; when heard tho NOISE they appeared
! to be going sideways Col Lorng foliow'og Dr. w.,
who coutl ued Ia retreat To the middle Ut the entry.
/ The cane and hands were up WHEN first saw then,
they we're kind of quarterlog 10 me- cannot say
that Col LOTiDg- hands were around the sword-canei
will rot cay the, not, dad not notice that the
end Of the oaue worked up and down 10 their hiods
the hit Of the ord in the right hand OF Dr.
/ Graham saw him when he drew 1t from the stick
! 90 not know that Colonel Lorng drew the scabbrd
from the sword; did Dot zee the seabbafd la Col
Lor.Be's hand; Doctor Grahams Ieft hand W. up
when first saw them. could not say whether above
or below The stick; DIR. Gfabans hands we're NOT
epaiI st the person Of Col. Lonsg to keep hun on;
/ could see between them; when fhs sword was
drawn they about four feet from the nead OF the
Stair: they were standing az the time there might
have been IL OF 20 inches OF space between mon
when the sword was drawn, or n'sht no. nave oeen
| more than loot Col. Lsring hands were po'n up
when the stab was given after the stab Col Lprng put
! bis ,ft hand on DR. Graham they were face TO lace
when the stab was given; Col. Lorlng was falling
when got up to HIM should think Col LprIng st'od
over feet; be seemed Ike al athletic man. bnt MOI
stout, weighing zoo or 20 poubds; lDr Hranam ~
about fest u inches high, and rather full in per
con than otherwise.
The cross Examination rested.
There was some little said by District Attor'
ney as to diagram, who sat be wished To ak ques-
ton but it wac objected To.
Margaret Walsh called by Discretionary. aud
sworr-Wa s a chambermaG At the 81 Nichols He
tel know DIR. Graham; about or o'clock that
morning heard Col. LoriDg rpeak to The wstchmao,
ard then 60 along the hall toward the Office nooutea
minutes sferwsrd heard loud talking in The hall saw