The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-09

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20 took hold Of Baker aud brousns = aiis wa, vS
whilst held him Ire cut my fingers wi,f Sf-A ths :,
| ] got round with him Into Brsone street rscs ~
ccfe and they aid II Iet him 20 they would artcs@
said that was what wanted let hm Co. aird he ~
sssinst me- when got fscre ] toIo Captain Tur atA
what the entire arrapgemee Wa; that hs atemptet
! kil me.
| Gross. s.e1snin.d BY Mr. Clsrs
| y Were you drpnk or sober A. wss not drunk.
few elssses Q, Isu,r. knew v." vaa danr then 4
| well ss now.
I O. Did YOU 81 Baker tbara, a Yes sir. I say
! tves,y.
o. lid ysu see paserp A Yea siy-
Do leu recollers his tr, inc 70 on. "A secsr At on
| Of The !, gar NebteteF a Yes air
g. bid YOU sn.h hiu, ~, asn all a. ,s.. ,omeots
No sir; he saga 10 me -, ON bio aon Of nb-A
q did mo. aak Won tket2 R,t I tsu ,.su What b<
said - - - - '-''' D-' -
nor to sch hm, upjess be s.rht have Lnsesi biz arn
sesiDst me.
O. You swear YOU oid not s,v a. Hki "tha
be vns n ,rAmn thev no 80 ~ - a. IAA sir
O, Was Harvey Yornc thsrs; A. beiiey, nn.v hin
there that u,sht
O. Did yon see Turner there, A. Yes nr
O. did YOU Zee hin, in California; A. No, sir
O. what wa. your business after You returnoSy A.
was in no particular busipcss bad enough money 4
g. A raublinr. house was ~ A. II wss a club hou.se
a.portiSg house.
O. Had YOU an interes. In HI A. had: was the
p,eIretor. ''N = "''' ''''
8 Did YOU not isvi,e him 4 No sir' Mr. Ha,y
was TO die with me one day ana he having an appo
ment with Turner told hi@ to urisg his friend along
with him that vas the anne Turner that met at ,n
cite Hall
O Do you swear you were tho 0rst in Patt's saloon
s"t ssr HsA' A. went Gown stairs and they came down
9 LID you take oil your coat that night A. Yes
/ s,iov n,yse,rSths, ia nv o,.rcoat -
o. Did you take Oh Your unde coatY A. No dr.. 7
tooh on INV watch and Mn hecsn,e Aid not IN
to be stolen -
@. when you came in we're not Turner and Baker In
tho back room. na up stairs A. dom. know.
there th,y nun, nc 90 soy ous Of ,ss ,I svesr
In, Il did not.
@. Wby aid YOU .ale of vour vse,h and p;nY A. Be-
cause knew those men were afier mo and that thsv
m,rh, h. stosn oSo n'" "e'' S'''' NV aHu 'A' '"''
~ u.d ron !. ,;.,o, With vcu1 r h.d !. avail n;s
to,;n nv vnoclet ' W.. 'ou' ma ''''' p''
O. How pnR cid you carry ~ A. Ihad carried it for
| ahout ,;r m,,rths q, vear ,or ,ro,ac,ior
@. Lid Baker are al youp a No sir. ne struck mo
| with his ,istal on tbe head ~ 90 - -
O. You arrested BakerS A. Yea.
q Refore thst time IA No Tn,-er rraker u .,ke nm
bttle ana throw IL nj vouY A u,oh the bot tIe from
| him and chuc,e ed him down.
| A. No s,r Ao' 'eA ~ - ''' - A''
O BID he not cut YOUR h.nsf A He dih
o How lonu were ven Intimate vrit i, pooeY A. Idont
lnow mt vas 1inf,ma ,e v;th him at All had
him and teen in company wi,n hi N several times; meet
;Y him cs.usv had spoxr Mn n, about yo vaars
You we're one ostss psli li,snsarss vas ar.
/ O Cv ehnv Al, ~ A Yes air
9 Now we're YOU an snen,y or fr,erdg A. olIwAs
O Were you at the prize axh. between Sullivan and
/ Mo,yjsse,Y A. Was sir
| Q. which ,ide wss Poole ons A. On suIIivsns.
O. which sIde we're ,ou onY A ! was not certain un.
I'll locked at the par ies,Len was on suIlivans side
Ianphtcr)
/ O. / id YOU ever see Poole aah,Y A. No sir
q. we you at the Genn' night he fought ths-o
a. No si..
l q. Were you mt there night Sullivan drunk
l and Poole thtew him on the fsoff
wi'ness-lvery er,vhstesi'y)-NO, sir
the one night when Sullivan was drunk and Poole
threw him on The noor =
| Il laughter.
| Q. You heard OF the occurrence A. Yes SIR.
hat night before sullivan came inf A. have nc Snov.
q, You know MoirisseyS A. Yes sir, have seen
Q. We're you ever in his roornf A. What room
2. Al he Gem lid yon not go there Que morning
| With Poole a. did; believe Poole With me,
friend of xo,issey's came down to and Drought me
up ana showed bis room; Morrissey In bel
| here vete three or four more sleeping In the same
| room don't know who they were.
Y Wer they men or boysf A. From their appearance
10 bed surpose they we're men, they were no. little
| Toys Haughter)
q. What time ~ the morning was thats A. should
| Judge a. two o'eicck al night,
| u. Where were you with Poole that nightS A. We
went to Cinderella Marshss Ia Leonard street, cloud
sughter) and tooK bottle or tw, Of wine there and
came awsy.
,ams as was.
q Wa not that tie night you and Poole made fiendsi
| A. No, sir.
Q How lors before tha. had you settled your anmos
| tisfS A. cannot tell.
Q Was any BODY else with you leaving Cinderella Mar
shsrsS A. Yes sir, this mau whom Morrssey sent "a
tell me be would whip
| u don't want - know that.
Witness finsstiDRIy y)-But / must tell you all abou
bow came into Morrisseys room; this sent e
me; went with him, and remained below waiting for
quarter Of hour and be then down In the
time MorIisey put pistol under his heac az was NJ
terwsIds informed BY that very man
himself; believe his name vas Hsvkey
o. Did you not meet him st Cincerells Msrshall'ss A
lie came there.
u Were you in pubic rconf A. No, sir; II was
private room, such A. IL in public W. he Qaugb
ter) we cont generally sit In public rooms IN suct
places. simultaneous burst of Laughter gree.ed tni
| noire ~ missitn.
O. Did you lock the door o. Morrssey's room when
| you went In A. No, sir
Y. Ind too'ef ! don't Anow sir