The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-06

tine Is psst Of tho ses je'td Ne remembered
that eyideaos Of this kind bad bsea s-sa e
wished TO shsw which Of these par ~rs andsi
the greatest excitement at tie ms; ana II II shout sp
gear that it the prisoner At the br he woGi cou
1 sh-t Hith her CIR - instances IN he ca
Tho court ruifd ont he question present form
Q What was the appeaEsn Of Ir shsu stthc tine
u Oblsc'sd ia.
ne curt 10 wtrcss-You win avoid an tlliag a. e
the Appearance 81 pr ahen II opron; state
/ what Jou saw, far tie informafios ~ th~ iu-T
hiiresf-Dr. Graham appeared 'apgner' than Col
! Icrfg
4 III oconor--wei', row You have Il ont. And ask
TIE court ~ have tue stricken from the iar
The District at iney consented 20 Iase tae ans ser
ffricken out
testimony Notwithstanding the District attorneys en-.
/ SORT
Goes e,smiDed b Mr whitDg-I am ~ai,er At the
81 Nicholas Hotel since sst Say. At the Pre 1T
Home before that; 1 in Warrington before that;
then h Philadelphia was In oiaereut pa es. too pu
TO meztion; wss Ia the eapscry Of @ai;er at
~ those places went 10 the dining room t. o)x f,r
Cozirno brsn, Of niy own be vent to escort
Jarty who hsd esrly breaAfsss; Re WAS n'og
81 and met bin outside the di ilsl room, the
mirror, who're the two gentlemen had been;
he wss going tosards the dining reon | met
him sight the ioa OF the frst fight OF
stairs; walked up 20 him and cyan to speak to him.
:ose to him a few minutes: my tins osrty tSAea
up with him and purity with the gentle ren; tapped
Coznno the shoulder and bad talk With HIN; while
talking to him heard the two gentlemen; saw them
sideways by turning my eye and not my head; Coatnao
standing with h side to me; ~e stood right ON top
os tie dining hall, sonssi of the nfat; DR. Ora
ham facing Broadway and hta back Iosards me;
Col Lorirg andng with hit face towards mo; they
standing quito close 70 the atso clsso 70 1t that
they might as we'll lie of. Did the parties move
backwards before they cincheds A. No. SIR when thsy
cnched they moved towards the mirror Ia the centre OF
the hall Q lid not II Grahsp move rewards
couldn't nay whether DR. Grshsu vent forward onefoot
two or three; Col. LoriDg went backwards Q. Did
Josition over DR.. Grahsms shoueers, you have
scrbedf A. Yes, sir; they hada't time to 80 back.
srosdvsy and he went bach With his hsn.s on pr era
hams shoulders l saw Dr. Graham with both hsnds
around Colonel Lorings waist g You didn't ace the
dirk sword until after it taken out Of Colonel Lo
rings slider A. No, sir, did not see It uosn they
separated.
To juror did not see anything In DR.. G-ah,m's
waist.
To Mr. Whitpg-I was not examined at the Coronsr's
inauest duty and could not attend; this il the
hrst time have been examined; We have talked the
matter in the hotel may have talked OF it to
10 Juror-I raw the sword cane In DR.. Graha,a's
hand
the sword caIe by the image on ~ A: Yes, sir.
Question by a JuroI-lnsn IL he had the handle in
his hand, how could you see the image on 1T a. He
had II afterwards dangling in his hand
10 Juros-I ths Colon stagger and fall, aftcr
he got away from the loctor the cagger after it
was removed from the body of Col Lorine saw L. after
wards in the inquest room, when the inquest
James Anderson, examined BY the Dssr Ct Attorney,
deposed On the Cd Of August last was rotunda man ut
5St Nicholas 10 tell now Dr.. Graham; never "a
Col. LOrng until that morning. between and O'Clock;
they were the lending on the second foor-that Il,
ing at the foot OF the stairs heard cry "Oh," OF
somethipg to that effect; loud sh, ant; l ran up
when heard the shous the frs thing saw ~as the
dead man and Dr. Graham standing at about bis knees;
the lying his face: Dr. Graham locked
at the deceased tho Doctor had dagger In his hand
and chspged II from his right nsnd to his left, and
looked down at the dead man; he then walked By the
deceased; he could not walk closer to him unloss he
va ked on him; DR.. Grs han then walked down stairs
Avun nd 7 foil he la
the pitcher ROOM" call IT. hs made 40 effort
go farther there sSeepipgs 10 tho pcher
rcom and he put the dagger in the ugs AMI
The sweepines kick with his foot t. the
dagger; when he walked out OF the ptcrer room went
in and took the dagger from the sweep nss dsntdes
the sword camel Was present when Dr.. Granam was
arrested 1t In about 10 or 10 Eainuss after thts
do not know whether be had opportunity TO change
his dress during that me he HAD fock coat and pants
on he had await can't aey whether he had vest
on had never seen him, to my knowledge, before that
Cross examined by Mr.. whitiog-I saw the scabbard
of the sword cane that morning in the ofi:s (;
believe it John Conahan wso brought 1t
there; / saw him bring 1t 10 the Office door, and
he handed it to policeman. g. You have been asked
how DR.. Graham was oresssd-now was Col Lo:ing
the floor; he had crayat say the booy of Col
Ioripg after that when it placed in SO Ii;
had nothing more to do with it, only showed police
At one O'Clock the Court took recess for twenty mi
putes
On the re. assembling Of tho Court
John Morris was called and examined by ths Dstric
Attorney, and deposed- On the ID day Of August last
was Engaged at tho St Nicholas Hotel; ! saw Col
Loring and Dr. Graham bets cen 5 and q o'clock; |
going stars heard some noise, and hearda man
cry out 'Im killed." went right up stairs to where
Iow who they were at nrss @ which person was
| letting goS A. Each was letting 60 Of the other
y had s.as, hold Of saen M noes
where Col Loring had his handsr A. did not notice
.such when MI Graham Net 60, NJ, Lories ran two or
on his fac. he lay there and groaned Dr. Graham
up and locked at him; Some one said .hs dead,' Dr.
him. Did he cay lny thing sIae that Jon hearda A.
No. he walked Gown sairs with the sword In his hand to
the pitcher room Row did he csr,y the s.o;aY A. A.
the other he went far the top Of the stairs with it
in his hand holding IL So (dsseribss) the handle was
Loring t5 not know Dr. Graham bafore that morning.
! might have seen him; Dr. Graham vas dressed In q
ir9en coat dd not nSti'e whether he nsa any nat on
fore .hs Ccronsr's Inquest. q have you talked this
matter with anyto y sine? a. Well, don't know
subject Of CONVEX sat;on among the servAntsY A. II may
have BEEN have frequently talked about it to oshsI
% aou IT, Tssoes sS ~som last saei
ever. @ What pay. Of the house were you in before
you went up staiss A. was out in the street shak
them up; call the st landing stairs tbs arst foo
that is the first floor above the Office had taken the
on hst e. there are shIse o. four at the landing
CT the stairs don't bnow whether had taken the fou
ma.s down from the landing; had swo Of them. and put
them at the top of the stairs old not walt to
them down; threw them down; Col Loring just Eel
at that time frightened Q We're you not 50
much frightened that you could net see what happened
A. ltell only what SOW; he just fell as got up; Dr
Graham standing the mirror when Col. Lorns
FELL did cot mind hs positiSa DO abe 70 tell whe he
Dr. GTs ham standing With his bacs TO the mirror
Col Loring fell his face and remasScd tin hts fa.
to the foor until the body removed; cannot tel
what position Col LoriDg's hands were; afte: he fel
his face did not sec him at al and he remain
cd in that POSITION until Dr.. Graham left
onscsf FlnAn B. stsss examined, deporsA-Iknox DR.
Grsbsu have seen him at the hstti; 1t was on tn
night of the LIST Of August first him, between tn
hours of 10 AID IL O'Clock.
Mr. OConor submitted that it no. relative To thi
issue to prove where Dr. Graham 10 OF IL ocloc
the night before the transaction was to prove an
act he ween Dr. Graham ana Col Lorirg By when pre-
vious malice could be presumed, il would admissible
bu: he apprehended that prnd oca, where Dr. Graham
was the right before 10 rot relevant TO this Issue
Tho District Attorney did not Intent to prove any pre-
vious malice bat be is ah,e to prove By this witness