The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-11

[ Dor; then Mclaughlin broke away from Charles Va
re sns NAG Yon So,a o. nm and ran ran up TO Mr. Pool
LaughHn, ana Turner line; Mclaughlin ster
ped on side, leaving Mr. Poole exposed TO Mr. rur
"drsw" lie sI.o said " 30 IN, !" some such remark
and then pulled his pistol ont from his belt and made
sight with his pistol resting ca hi. left arm Mr. POOL
threw up his arms and exclaimed, = Do you wish e
murder ne Z" Mr. Turner arei, and by some accideu,
he either let his pistol fall or raised his arm ld shot
shot fired and Turner fell ths floor he either fired
the second shot while falling while oG the noor and
'hothr Poole through tho leg, which caused him to
sagger and fall; then ar B9Ser either
Mr. Ioo'e, with pistol in his aand, ana while
the left .ids' near the region Of ne heart; @f cr
this, and while Turner was Ftit living on the
aoor he k,p, firing his pistol iDdiscrn'n.'.ly, and
nust have shot hr Baker II he is shot while this was
going on, Mclaughlin was striking At ever, body nar
him who was opposed; Charles lozer ranto Poole to
| the crowd who were opposed TO Poole, and whV
around while passing out, turned and hred At Mr lsr
who was aiding him 10 him from the bor st ab.ut
this time The police came, aud heAad sicts
ared outside OF the hows- and this is full rels
ton Of the circumstances AZ they occurred, to my
BY Jnror-o md you hesr Baker make Al, remark
when Aiken took hold o. hm in the doorway A.
O. Did you discover any b'ood on Baker when he
q What time did Aorrissey leave your place. A. BE,
. wha. time did the shooting take piacsS A. l can't
exactly say muat hsye beea between three quarters
past eleven and one O'Clock
Q Did you hear any one say thas he had taken tho
son OF a b--hr A. don't thiak did, but think
heard Baker say when top OF Poole, that he would
'stske the hon Of Abb anyhow"
q. hid you hetr officer Rue state what he had done
with Morrisse, A. did not; officer Rue might have
been drunk for aught know.
Q. Did you Van Pelt thereY II So what was he
doing A. saw him there, trying to take Paugene
away from Poole.
q. what was he dsing2 Was he aiding them A. I
saw him there but he was not to my knowledge, aiding
them.
n pi
q. What was he doing Did he seem to take sny part
in the airayy A. lie there, hut apparently locker
on, as he took no part in the afAy; understand that
Baker himself drove the coach oil, but don't that
fact Of my own knowledge.
The examination Of this witness here closed.
John T.. Dean, one Of the propretors of Stanwx Hail.
being sworn, deposed-l in tt evidence of
parties came in saw Morrssey go away with Rue and
Hyler; officer Hogan, believe, went subsequently to
the CITY Hotel and saw them this was at about half
past ten, but may hav. teen quarter 10 eleven de-
ceased taken out Of he back way chrough Mercer
street and returned In about three quarters OF hour
then that occurred stated by Mr. Deage, pre-.
sent Shen the second party came in IL probably
twenty minutes after twelve when they in Poole
be was talking with me al the time a, half past twelve
O'Clock Turner and Hylsr came in together Paug fol
lowed and immed aely after Baker Linn and Van Pelt
came In th Acker.ons (brotbers) there At
the time; Poole standing with his back against the
counter at the time and he asked Turner to take a
ornk when be in Turner destined, raugcne then
in and standing IN the middle 81 the floor said 10
Poole, "What are you looking at Poole made reply.
time walking up 10 Poole, and asking him 10 go out In
the yard and hght; Poole said "No, you not worth
it, with that faugsne took hold Of Poole, and Turner
came between them Faugepe had his two fingers in
pooes button hole and while in this position be spl,
his face three times hc again dared Poole to out Ia
the yard 10 hsht him; Poole said there man In
New York could lici him, for $500, Turner repeated
No man In New York can HEX you for tbo0 ~ Poole
was standing al this time with his back against thu bar
about ten feet from the front door then walked 10 the
Sssr end o the bar ,s T1sd $ ,o hssa "a ISrSf,
of and drew his pistol and hourishing II in tbs AIR
t.0 !. At s,s Poole ssyHs sos s9y 90
e as sogn,r rs.ssDs wa. s9asr,ng arm, , :. him say
lsvelsd bis pistol over his sft aTn, wssg FAR ra.ssas
TO get out ofh way the pistol vent on and no shot
foor, and while the neor he fred sgan and shot
Poole through the leg Mr. Baler who sa then st.nding
in the direction Of Poole they probably four feet
apart neither Of these shots took effect Poole when
Of the house nd fen against the wall baker then went
and threw himself on him and holding his pistol
nr,d and hot bun in The breast, Iosr pp.d forsard
10 pick him up, and he atoopsd do~ he was not by
Paugere In the head Turner kept nrisg bis pistols Will"
the floor In the direction where Poole lay working
himself along towards the front door think Psusene
bred than once; don't know who hrei the ball
With them Van pelt only nteriered when he tried TO
stop Psusene, who. ] think, struck him, ! did not
20, out; I think that linn and Paugens returned
and pulled Baker out, they all thsn vent away After
they heard shot the street In the
sray between Morrisey and Poole there knives
knives,
To a Juror.-when Norris,ey got the pistol caught
hold OF II 10 get IL away and broke The handle he
then struei me that Is what mad the charge for he
Knocked me down the nrst array and aimed pistol
az he snapped tho pistol twice three times al
Poole Rue returned in about hall hour after taking
Morrssey away when Turner had red Pools asked vhe
vber they had come there 70 murder him.
witnsss-I saw Poole with pistol ia the forepart Of
tie evening"; be offered light aorri.sey equal
A ~ IA he IN incl
him with pistol either in the FIRST second ARRAY
DO no, remember Who told me that tho p.r,i.-
about half past twelve O'Clock UNDERSTOOD
,ha, oihc.r Rue. with sornsssy and Hyier rrat
they from there to the CITY Hotel and thence 70
the American IN Iispenard street and then home Tho
evidence OF Mr.. Deem here concluded
James AoksrsoD, being sworn dtposed-l wAs present
during the last ARRAY the evening Of the Ith ~ Frb
has been raid BY Cyrus Shay this Is all kno- OF ,hs
matter
nony, IN the zane words A. sls last witness
Cyrrnus Harr'on, being sworn, dsposet--i was pre-
fept the rght In question and corroborst. the sv
oenes Of Lorenzo oDeagis know nothing more Of tho
matter.
Cbri,toph.r V. Hogsn, b.lng sworn, dspossd--l
ooer attached 10 the Chiss once was present at ,hs
atsroauon btwe.n sorrisey and Poole toos Poole 10
the Bghth ward station house BE- had revolver 10 his
hand .bsn took him be vas ih.n standing 70 ihs rs.
and Poole vent out on The sinsvAh and told The man
duy there 70 give the alarm A. h.d rsason 70 ,u.,
foos stood IL the Josos Asains, the tar, -it ths
pistol In hD hand pointed dornysfds horris.sy "a
pofnng his pistol Al Poos the alarm had ben yiven
and acme len Gfiesn policemen eAnas Ia Win
told ~ them 10 srrss, horrsssy arres'sf Pools
ara he vent with nse With him " ths bsts
way In gclts ~ the side door several pushsi
between ne and him, sod PooIs a., ahssd %
| me tu, I oysrsoos him, v~nt 20 the
ststoo beess, AZ the s'anoo boass J vsItsi
for Mr. Dv~n and rzAke shArgs and sis thsrs
assasea msss shssse sss,ns, xarrs.sy .ses -ss DOT
aoess,sd he sxic HE life IN danger 90 not sno-
What bee.ns of Ncrrissy an Aipy about Ls sbs,
lbg dd not tr1 hr D~<p that harrsssy s,0prsi ~
Ab-I's thst tight; I omcr Nus that night be
sssusd very much ~reSd b. had horvsssy N eharys,
sEd srrarsntly. hAA bold ~ him, I'D nSi t~As The
psstoi IRON Po<s vhsn 7 " In his ksnf.
John fyng tslng svorn, esroa~t- y I've 70 ~ .snAl