Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

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Not Iisile CURIOSITY 4 m.nif,es.d 3. ~ -.
Who are n patent vs;tiny - =. e, - 1870 .,
whose tile 10 the ren.r,f cn.,..... .s psot IA
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that l. TO sas. fetsovs vho - $500 - -
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in the Eighth Wsrd Of this c;ty He NO. MAN
Der Of the Police force for number az yesrs
but resigned in consequence of : dificuitv in
which he became involved. distinct from h;s
troubles with Poole. While Baker was on the
Police, he purchased a revolver for the ayoved
purpose of defending himself and this was done
after consultation with Mr.. Charles Burdett. who
It the time was clerk to the Mayor, and who de-
clined to apply to the Mayor for permiss;on sor
Baker TO arm himself
Baker told Burdett that Poole and his rony.
we're after him. and that he intended 70 nrotect
himself. Before this. Poole had .poupedr the
eyes of Baker during the ARRAY which has been
known in the course of this trial as tho Seem
and the prisoner now charged with
he murder was then in fear of his own Hc.--s,
nesses on his behalf have testified during the
past week. Bakers age is probably 3d. He
has been at sea rs whaleman, deserted at the
sandwich Islands, was appointed Policeman here
through the interest OF Poole, with whom he
vas once on terms of intimate friendship; but
becoming infatuated with the society Of the
fancy he joined with the Morrissey party.
which was always bitterly opposed to Poole
He is now on trial for his life, but appears to
AVE very little concern in the issue of the
case.
JOHN M0RRlssEy.
John Morrissey is stalwart Irishman; six
Get high, very broad in the shoulders, with hair
Intensely black and coarse, eyebrows heavy and
owering, and pair of keen eyes, black as let
ie is tashionably dressed in unexceptonable
and has quiet manner in ordinary
Intercourse. He associates with the ant. Poole
,arty, of which he is the acknowledged head:
md II there is any subdivision of the parties
according to Nationalities, he represents the
IRISH section, as in contradistinction to the Ma
i've Americans. headed by Poole during his
ifetimc. Morrissey has been intimate with If.
ing, Baker and the rest of that marty and now
Ter OF Poole Ills age Is "a; and he has
amily.
JOHNNY LYING.
An immense specimen of humanity ia Mr..
Johnny Lying. Very powerfully built, six feet
n height, with blue ewes, and red beard and
nouslache, with an expression Of face that is not
IKE that OF bully. Lying il man whom one
likes to look al q second time. He is the person
Who kept the saloon up stairs at the northwest
orner OF Broadway and Canal street, where it
vas supposed Baker lay hid. He is not con-
erned IN this trial, except as a witness
.'pAUpEEN."
Paudeen signifies a la Hibernice, "Iittle Pad.
IT," 1t is the title by which Mr.. Patrick Nc
.aughlin is generally known. tits comical to an
inflated person (they say-wc don't pretend to
inow) to hear this man addressed as Mr.. Par
few ever getting his name anywhere
lear right. Paudeen is the friend Of Baker, as
Daniel Cunningham is Of Morrissy. He ("Pau-
leen) is very smallman, with as much spirit as
he biggest OF them, anb just US ugly in fight,
ne have no doubt He is hardly five feet high,
with req mustache and goatee, and has been
very quiet since the Pool business in consequence
d having been one OF the hrst parties arrested
ma committed Tor that act. tic too, awaits his
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pANikL CUNNINGHAM.
Cunningham is IN oad health. ne IS consumP
I'VE = Paper-S'aiher oy traue, he Is 100 Ill 10 90
ny work. lie ehershes deep regard Tor Nor.
issy, takes him home when he IL beside himself
nth liquor, lies down ON the sofa to keep him
rom gong out AGAIN TN he Is thoroughly sober.
no exercises a knd OF fraternai proiection over
nm On the niSht OF the quarrel thus young
ehuetah 'ooS Morrissy uhueS ms wing ana eot
nun nome, ana kept a'h therc' Cunningham Is
. years eid'