The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-29

staggrsed towards Baker; Baker hal pistol in
nis right bsno and caught I'D of Poole by the ,ef,
mm nse beioss that. saw him dre hut once hss "a
trirg before Baker fired; dii hear suy amulis4,'
h'ns did not heai Harris AK my brother for piss,.
nor dd not see sy brother give hun one; di not
pi-ioi snapped 81 L,zier; dd not poo,e p.ci
night know nothing Of It ony What thu police officer
m'ns-) told me- not exanip-a before the C,roper
: tod him my stnry Was pretty much the A. Cy
Harris; think that the whole tns psoi daria
the lrisg from c,mlnonceme ent was = m,nn.a or a
minute and half do not know who helped rurn.er /,
~ out; did not see Lin e. out; did not n moo "
ne nsms oi MCDONNELL there don't sno~ him can't say
whshtl there ~as any one behind Poole and t,s wall
wien hs staggered don't knew Wy he sag yered
Baker,
How did you know II was loaded and cappeiY A. Thers
boy named Dick Slack xho used to slsend bar AMI
he toll me !, was baded did not ssy tina. the pistol
Has capped.
To Mr. Brady dit not know that my brother gave
pistel that light to Harris
To another Juror-After Turner fell he turned his
head towards the Poole stood not over two tee
inside the corner OF the bar.
Cyrus shay examined BY Mr.. whiting-f reside Mt II
hing street am not doing any business ut present;
was At s'sI~x HAN the nisht of this occurrence
On saturday night between IL and when Poole
shot; forget the month WAS there when Baker and
fsudeen in; had be- tho occurrence aud
went 10 the Eighth ward station house aud then went
fean and Poole and from four to seven Of Us went
hack iron, the Poole there with fcom
half past 10 di Baker came in.
O. Woo was there whom Baker came in2 A. Poole
Chmpbelj, Andrews, DeaDe, Deagle Ingsrsol thu two
AckersoDs Corkey Jack Thos. Williams, Denis Cochran
from Weschester were there think hut G, n
not ray positively; Mitchell vas there. there may DO
from eight 10 ten whose names don't recolleat.
q. state who came Ia with Baker. A. They AL came
IN almost togeiher cannot state the order they
in Pauoeen. Van peii, Hyer, iinu Turner and Baker
came in; naker about the fourth that in, bat
paudeen know 10 be the last; when they n Poole
was about ion f.et from the end oi the counter Camp
bell with him, and Poole nearest the door;
Psuesen in Poole looked At him. and he (Paudsen
eaid t, Poole, 'sYou back muzzcd Of a B. what
you looking ate'' Poole male wer; Paudeen
passed between Poole and Mr. Cam poel, aad
rnid-'Iou black muzzled of b., / want /,
ght you stopped 10 'ooie and whispered not
TO make any reply, and said u him, 50 mt you 500
them things they nave In their handsp' @ What Things
nd you meany A. sas pistol in Bakers h.nes; rur.
ner asked me had pistol, and sad. !" You have
one anyhow, but dom. carry ,mine to people'
and threw 1t the counter, and placed she ma,gie
his pistol his arm; attempted TO take IL tcon hsn
took hold Of Baker by the right hand Baker shook him
eH and got hold Of him, ana putting pistol to bi,
breast, said - guess III tahe yeu any how"
discharged pistol at Lzier he gohg out, and hit
him in the head: the blood his face ed
unt Turner discharged the pistol his arm no oe rei
before Turner fred the second shot shen Turner fred
into his be presenting towards PDolr
Turner fred heard several shos; Turner fing sll
the time; sa~ faudeen fire twice saw Harris anap his
pistol at Baker when Baker was getting oot when fnr-
nor took out hi, pistol pcnle up MA h~sds and said
Yon gcpg 30 murder mey' did mt pia.
to with Poole that night; pistol lying At the g,een
taise door after the party went ou; tina, Pooe's
p!ft he dropped II out o his pocket when h e
my srm and said, Cy. am dying" Corky Jack picked
TIE pistol and told him q give 1t TO the arst police
officer that came he gave it to officer, forge hi.
When B,ker got 10 the door Nj Acserson
him at the ne Baker ted at Poole the ooy pefs ms
could recognize Poole Psudeen Baker, the
OF hem had into he closet sfer Bake we,t out
ioole got up; he not lifted up; M got up himself
and iicksd upI knife, either oT the fo,r tim
counter, think from tho floor, and went and
took hold Of the handle Is IN. Rreeu bax- doos
they WIRE asing in the street, aud s,ii
him Bll, away of that" heard Il ing oat.
de; Poole sal TO ne to 60 awty for fear should be
shot and tha thy might well ia ami finish him
Mr. Brady OBI. cted 10 Any evi Of what occurred
or what Poole taic, after Paker left the house.
Counsel for tie persecution dit not to atroducs
az erdeore anythiog thai peots said aier Baker ft.
Mr. Clark u witueS--It yuu lire a pistol that night
Nrress-l decline Ia answer that que ton.
Nh Brady said the witness would be asked the question
Rg,in on III. mipauon and h- h haye tim
tc think Wheeler lie would II FliiaJ
next.
It was past O'Clock, the time f,r adjournment
The Court admontshed the not 10 the
subject wi any The iry directed 10
sempc here at 10 O'Clock Friday ming and then
10 proceed TO view the premises in ANY with sI
officer.
The Court then adjourned over 30 Fri5ay IN eonse.
grence u Thursday being Thanksgiving hay.
The excitement eontnues 10 increase The court wa.
again oensely crowded aud the leading to The
huldi wei hat pat Of Chambers stresi At the
Ct the court thronged With persons anxious
ger glimpse ~ Baker, 10 with ous
ho would he able to inform them how the pro
creased anc the nature OF the evidence sdueed during
the day