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

| ,.r,. 80. toe, y kept by Mr. Allen, No 90
Lpsaard street Garr .y % mss. .s Isn.'s a =
LA hng fsusene hsd done, '.ssiDssy then ieft the
henSe 10 20 home With Young ma s,a- ,o ~ "a
ssm ,, aver he lett lyisr, who was stan wa naari1
| n,e oi .hs room, remarked that New YorN Ssa -,tI
played out he said hs wanted 10 70 home 10 va st.n
DIS we on, d.d not e,e to do he lives the .s
ed TO go with him, Turner ana uaker asked p,ugsns
go too but he refused them both then Hyier Pau
gene TO go and he went: Turner, pnugsne, Hyler Ba
ler and Van Pe lett the house together do not know
whether Linn was present or not do not know ~ha-
ther they vent IN carriage not, l nnirr-
stood that they all went together to fou.
rools or any one else there il side door leaasv .,
The upper part OF stAnwiS Hall without being coan.zt-d
with the bar heard threatening language from ,-
parties towards any in their p-essc~
sion Turner and Baker usually carried arms. and pre-
sumo they had weapons then, they werc gone about
three quarters of an hour when Turner back
rer,d with blood fr.mA wound in his arm hsssr cams
in about the same time he wound~d by a ball on
the left aide OF tho head and he had
ball Ia his right groin be said that harris had shot
him in the head, and that Poole had shot him this
belly he saiu that he had always been afraid OF being
shot at but he would not mind going in sain Turs-r
lest the party which had wounded them would follow
sent to tho sixth ward station house for Ste Of
and lo Ven Felt and Psngsne came in and osi ssv.r.k
smes ! dd mol examine Psugsne to see whstb.~
ne. ne vi. wounded J took Turo'r and Baker into
doctors; DR. Clark came; beev. bs lived In 80 Walker
Or % mht rest oagtAin Turnbull, Of the Eighth ward
and Van pet about hour after they came in no ON
Ger trsd 70 take Baker don't think the officers
he was in ths house the last of Hak.r he vas
lying on the table while Dr Clark ~n~ probing tn.
wound IN his aide; Captain Turnbun my hou~s
and not knowing who he was refused him aAmlttAncs
be burst the door In, ana asked who IN the hoass
told hin there wa, wounded in my room; he
said he wanted 70 him admitted him TO tho room
and he then arrested the parties have named wh-u
got back into the room Baker gone, was saiy
absent three or four minutes; Dr Clark there an
night waiting ON Turner think Bskrr got of f,s
house before Turnbul came there he could get
ON the roof, hav. not heard from him since
DO you know OF any parson who knows whsrv
Baker hf
A. That decline answering.
Coroner--Tben shsl have 70 commit you.
y. Have you heard any person ray whrr. he s'
a No, have never seen him ,nce he lying
my table don't know where he Ia, Captain furnbun
was very anxious TO get him that night don't knew
any person whom believe knows wher. BAKER is Capt
Iurnbuii searched the hou,e, but unable 10 hnd
him
Y. DO you think that you could Gnd him u you rieAs
A NO have heard no person say whether he s got
ting better not since that night have heard nothing
At all about him
To a Juror--I have seen the young man who cams
after the pistol b.iore have been introduced TO him,
but forget his name.
O. On what ground did decline answer the au.s-
tion put Ia you short tim. ago,
A. | answer the question now, I know M person
whom have reason 30 believe kno ~ where Baker L
Wtness-When Baker came into my house after thu
ARRAY, did not observe whether not Baker wAkrd
lame Baker admitted to that he had shot Poole
the breast.
Here the invests wa. closed for the day and the
case was adjourned unit, Monday at half past o'clsok