The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-13


friend OF his and have taken him homo RINK before.
Were you in stanwix Han that nighu A. No.
1 u What is your occuputionY a. decline aps~erin
that question don't ROB or steal
Coioner-fou are not obliged to snswer that qusstio
l II would degrade Yourself.
/ Yitness-Wel IL might There are MANY thinys ct.,
nee ted with ones self which wouid wish L
| have known.
The examination of this witness was here closed and
the Cor oner notified him hn. he should give bail in the
suia OF 900 for his appearance witness In the
OF Feole when the trial en.
Fgsncis NeCabe being duly sworn dsposed--I live st
40 C,sby saw Morrs,ey shortly SITTER hin trouble
with Poole, a John Iyngs.
| were usct when Poole was shot' <. Mo- DO not know
and have never heard whether tho parties assembled
any piace,o load their arms with hs intention OF shoot,
D. Are yea acqua 'n.sd with any Of these partiesg A.
Y@; ! am acquain, cd with M.rrissc7 Baker, Tarser,
u Did you e7er hear any OF these parties threatento
take poos's life A. don'tthink have.
q. Are you sue that you have A. Yes.
Md you this par ies on the night Poole was shot
A. Yes saw Poosn IN rs own place about O'Clock
saw ne other partes At Air Lyngs about II oclosk
Isaw Pesle and eleven oclo rk that night
Did you hear f.om thew A. Yss; heard gentle
went into Aciers Gbout 10I O'clock and there heard
that one er the party was IN i,ed Mr. Acser did not
] saw Morrissoy, HyIer Baker Turner, Paugsne, Cor.
nsus Linn and Van PEN; all these seemed company
toYsthex heard Morrisssy saying he had daie atty
then left this house. ard some oS tho party went cnt
with him, but back entsrsd IN TO convsrsat IA
with Hyer, and asked sim what the difficulty was
about he enid that he went with Mbri TO Stanwi
Hall to get supper and found several others the
the barroom MorriSssy won't out and spoke 10 Pools
when the quarrel ensued Hyler said he was going
home, that he had been cat Of town, eari on
very good terms with the proprietors ~ Stsnwix Hall
they had not treated his family well while he was
away; Pangene asked Hyler if he going up the
ker in. and tola Hyler that Morrssey was over in
lispensrd street; Ilyle Paugen. Baker Turner, Van
Pet and Linn all started out together Turner saying
that Morrssey wan in spenard street end that they
had better go and see him; of thara said where
they were going; have heard that they went to the
City Hotel, and from there to staRwiH Hal. they
out about IL think it after l. and near2 o. clock
9. DID Byier ask any Of them to goS A. No.
., Did you hear Hyer say that he was afraid to go
q Did you hear any of them give any reason for going
out togetherS A. No: they had romotaik ameng them.
q. Did you hear them thseatenins any onef a. No
q. Did they seem TO have common understanding
when they went out Az Yes, after Hyer asked them
q. Was Mr.. Lying thsrca A. Yes H,ier said, '.Let us
take drink before we go some drank and
drank with them
Q. Did they as il they had q common purpose in
going out together A. When went they all went
there good deal Of whispering; Psugene went be
hind the counter and talked la low yoics 10 young
Of the hame Of Williams Williams Is bark eepsr and
Mr.. Lypg'r brother in.l law,
waa there any other low talk that you did not h,arS
A. Yes; they seemed to be talking TO another there
were other parties in the back room, but this low talk
this time.
O. Was Morrissey present when there was low tok
going on? No; Morrssey appeared intoxicated whcn
he went out after they whispered they started together
AR il they had a common understanding.
a. Are you that Hylsr did not ,ay he afraid
10 go homer A Yes; not while was in the house,
Did you hear any threatening language towards any
person while you tierei A. No
q. Did you any pona with Of thems A. No.
q Did you hear any OF them ssy they had weaponsg
A. heard lily say that he had sent and got pistol
for Norrissey: he told this to and TO Mr. Andrews
and taid that Ii during tho acss at Stanwix Hs
Hyler said he sorry for what had happened heard
no Others of this company say they had pistols.
q. hid Mr.. Williams the barkeeper, make any
marks 10 you after they went outf A No.
q. Did you see them that night afterwardsl A. No
w. home.
o. Did yoa hear any Of the party say that Poole
~ Stanwix Iiak A No.
q. Have you seen any ef them SINGER A. seen
Hyer snd Mcrrisssy since but nave had vsrsson
with Hy-r.
o. 10 you know an thing more connected with this
natter A. only know that there bad feeling be-
tween Poole and these men.
BY Juror--Have you had any conversation with Nor
rissey sinccg a. Yes; lie asked where Poole
hurt told him, and that thought he would die Nor
riss-y seemed sorry month or 20 after the Amos
street 6ght Morrssey told that he would have salts
faction out of Poole, would make him fight some
such expression When left Mr. Lyng's started With
the nts non OF going to StanviR Hail. but changed mr.
mind for thought there might be difficulty
there with which had no business.
This witness gave bail in ths Of $500 10 appear
when the trial for the murder Of Poole comes
The investigation then adjourned until WcdneB-
cay morning at half past nine O'Clock.