New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
Id IF INTELLIGENCE
TRIAL OF MICHAEL oANCEMI
POP ALLEGED MURDER OF EUGENE ANDERSON
TIRE EVIDENCE CONcIJJDPD

POP ALLEGED MURDER or EUGENE ANDERSON.
TIE EVIDENCE CONCLUDED.
TIE ira. Of this cese was resrmei at IL clock on
Saturday norLrg IN tia preseacs Of lsee number of
spectators.
Csrcenis mistress, WHO ks been confined in the
Tornts a. q witness since tie day Of the murder an.
pea-ed in Count sad vas seated within the bar nes-
two Of her female friends. She 4. woman Of sbou,
81 wears, and Of q large frame. Her complexion i
6a and her eyes and hs black and her features ex
prsssiye Of decided strength Of character. She wa,
dressed in a black elk dress with q superauity ot
aounces. q back velvet cloak, trimmed with rich
black lsce, q black bonnet and val Of rich lace.
Tboueh by no means beautiful in her features. she
presents q pleasing appearances, and during the day
was extensively gazed OF BY the curious.
The Court being opened Mr.. Hall called as wit.
ress 70, the prosecution Philip Mckee, who testified
az follows:
TESTIMONY OF Mr.. MCKEE.
lam a salesman in a gun store; am acquainted
0i,eeaa so Objection overTaled and eIeptisn tskep
The vitn." after taking the Pie ,o spss and Examining I'll
Of The ,socl and scroll wOrk 1t has neither the Gema,
BY Mr. Banlm.n-Thete crown and
istter the barrel; do not know wh.t they the
ike Italian N Ss 1sfs :eeI 1.ra %,' aaI I dog,
m,nutscture Of pistol. have been salesman with
the dog has lately put on the lock evidently orig
insy lock had Italian psts to repsr and mad
seen other Italian pistols broush. ore do not know
that there are any pistol Manufacturers IN Italy
To Mr. HslThs is not csysry pistol but knd oil houso
At the reque. of Mr. B.ntan the witness took the pistol
hi. 10 the barrel for moro minute exauin'
Charles Jarvis, sworn, and examined by Mr.. Hall
sn policeman Of the Fourteenth Precincts on the morning
of
Mr. Anderson shot found this small DARK lantern there
1.-THE lantern produced By the witne's Officer Rennie
Jarvis n Rennie, sworn and e1smined-I am 3 po.
mOTipl Of July 81 found in the store basket Of
she's. va. Ssa., ,s., A T., ~0 lid: to s it. ,osuos ,
the best evidence Of what twas
W,he. e re.Hmins found Il abo., l2 inches from the
Centre street door did not open the lid. Of the basket there
ths basket to the st.tiOn,Iious.
Crossexamined BY Mr. Blsnkmsn-I found the bsskeths
Tboma. c. FinneI, NJ. D., sworn-I with DR.. Gar
sh made the examination on the body OF M An
cluded when Dr. GaiIh in my notes differ little om
DR. Gash there Ave openings produced BY
n nsss s s RS
MI Hal ss ct ns IN
Mr MeKee here returned into Court with the pistol 1t did
not exhibit other marks on barrel than the G. with
The buckh produced he stated be OF kind which
weighed l40 or E9 10 the pound
MI Hall announced that the cose for the prosecu.
ton upon original testimony would be here rested.
Mr. Blankman called, as the flint witness for the de-
ftnse, Cancemis mistress, Miss NJ. Nunzia Emmett.
Mr. Hall interposed an objection TO the witness
beii examined on the ground that their relation
such as made out Of presumptive marriage. and
tca In this point abe could not be called to dprove it.
Mr.. Ashme sd said he prepared with authorities
upon this point to show that the prosecution must
prove the marriage before they exclude her testimony
Judge Roosevelt thought the presumption in favor
of marriage not sufficiently strong to exclude the
testimony Of the witness.
Mr.. Hall said that he had affirmative evidence that
the prisoner after his arrest asked after this witness
his wife.
Judge Roosevelt said he thought 1t would be danger
ous in capital cases to exclude witness like this. He
assumed that the Jury would in weighing her evidence
take into Grafton the amount OF credbty to be
given to her statements. His opinion was that in
capital case every species of evidence should be in
troduced which could tend to enghten the Jury as to
the facts.
MIR. Joseph Cristadoro and C. Gaznsk were
TO act as interpreters. The witness testified as follows
the prisoner ea , s 5n,a nave sSs " n
member the morning OF the arrest Of Cancemi on
h. had ON the ds preyiou. purchased some crspe for bis hat
the occae beins the death Of sister he home .h.
aIou, or n and he returned between and O'CLOCK he
went to bed th'n slept in the same room with him he re,
early that he got ea'y himsef he in the
habit Of gong out purchase provisions Tor s.
and took them s1d wen, away had so%s g 80 coPps ia
ss S % ssi h aaa 1 NOT
nu any afterwards got the eoppss from man mayed Ro,
here present the p.r.on from whom got tbem Nr Ro
mano the habit of bIingnS eopri' to us frequently;
wa. booIbindcr in Mr.. shaw. .!,op
Hail ssd that the argument ne should make would be in
consistent with their xaninng this witness aud this they
To Mr. Long "a JurOf-sOme Of the pennies wrapped
:" TESTIMONY OF MR.. ROMANO.
Tito Romano, witness for the defense, sworn and
months. prtviou. to then bookbinder with Mr. Shaw
have known Cancem since the first day he came IN Dir Sh.w
Ou:ie at No sli Marion street, go around with the milk
wsson and collect he money for ii il is collected in bill.
silver and pennies and weeks Is TO ~ collected In
pennies often have pennies changed for Nj OGger for
nearly three years. boarded with HIM ped to gee then
among couutrymen and week used 10 get
hem changed with cancein aud his vile as supposed she
the last time mrs to Canes san or Iss. ns Ts
sh,the she took sS pennies but was one or the
gave them out loose times they rolled up
papers o pennies to the dollar know Cancess as
honesty industry and my acquaintance with
him anything wrong ne work hadcomng the shop
%,Ss.s faa aA the time the Span
h quarters taken for "a cts Csncem was snniu' to
get the pennies but subsequently, to that was snIoa. to get
them "a and u.ed to them ssys SoIas
any the day- the last to Csnceml-bet did
S Sd yssn. il jersey with m don't
whether they purchased at the shop or not dd not sup
Canceni ith though ne came
largest custom was from the routes don't retail milk in Carts
but carry in the store in Marion street Ielas We
have but one cart and we supply he retail shop we don't
supply any shops Worth street DO rot snow ai Dofs &
nknsn the morning of the murder went to Jersey Oy
for milk then the shop and then wen. TO serve the cuto
did pass Centre and Grand streets a. ws not IN
my route came through Spring street went Jersey Shy
a. about ha past O'Clock; came oack soou.
hafpsst four O'Clock; the shooting was oser when got
back; doht know how lons had been ove when came
back there good deal Of excitement, but went about my
banes quit working for M Shaw because there was no
work for
To Mr Bankman-I do not know where Jersey street is
Carce fiiv.d .,.i, Worth