New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-11

- 49, ana - the fsuli, were ,bove him. they
roaJd.', BE- 80 bk TO feel The jar as they ~ere p
low him. scc5ro'pg 20 lie tesam1ny, they sere 10 me
10 Ii room soose
o. /. that true tbst lou bear u above uoce resSfy
,bsh beIo~; scund risss dcnti A. BuiyDa 20 ~
berr End ~ak On "a: q o. md y0u vii bear + vesy
ploIly hi. = merely ny opiniOoi you kH)E asve
..si.d'te case sc fshfuli, a. cUuld
Q. Ten your ID ory s tia, he didn't fall his iGl
trgsh and sold A Nots.bfs, Iihi-k he must hsTe
eou,- adusly, because OF course NE mast have
been u-.eI CT n instsn. - have dr0pp.i hn a
ID, Get Dos vel, !: j. very apparent Sa; be struck
quite bare his face because there wss oraise On
IL noe.
Q. Could you from he appearance OF The body say
r,.d CT u.rely sirong hand A | di6rt see auy
mark. about u e neck ibaG led me TO the isea OF
cord although the tongue ~as PrVru1ed snd had me
sppe,r.nce OF bic beiI z cbobtt.
3. Could he be - ssized and cboked no. TO hsve
time 70 make loud boise; cJn.idering the cir'on
sscCe- in which be vas could person en- er there and
&c, 10 him q. be sa, 8. ibe table J A Not if he hsd
been sssre of that be was gong = do.
. Could they 60 effrctu.y seize him a. once A. 20
prevent aty ,'rugge That | c. nldn say, II de-
~ pdrg eDib.ly UPON bow be was taken.
z. Now il one OF yyur hyeo heees = the true ooe,
that be was s'rack do a, the door. the door roai
| have been optped when they eute ed then be could
ba loo and Il any psrt-ulay sue had be inside the
inmates Ct the house could hear IT, cculdat they with
| The door .,spoing opec A. II he had halo ed.
q. Nov. do YOU think q PEI son intending TO Kill
HIM had rspr ed al The door and the Doctor hsd opened
H. If ,hs IeftOp had suuck or stabbed or seiIec him.
there could no struggle have ensued oy wnch NOISE
.uffcjept 10 be heard. followed A. thnA the mo-
! = .rt the rerson went in they struck Immediately
don't supp 90 they struck him untl be bad toe door
patty sbui; my hypothe,s IL also thS WhoeVer dia
| be oeed acquainted win nlm ana VITO every
no,,on Of the house; some tbs, be iidnt suspect
O Then YOU think tost If The fact Is thst he vent
the door and opened i. himself, blow might have
| ho.p rrutk which would have killed. him without
| making adv Loise which co I'D have been beard A.
Ia tua M
css. there wee people going out and coming To- II
cont spp.G that Mr.. Ullnsnn was heard comins IN
lnov hat At n, hOuie sm used 10 that knf OF noee
O How can you Junt Tor those numerous s,aos, II
~ 6,.t blow ras~the carotid artery bio ., and that
etough 10 kali hum could you account Tor succeseion
| of ., many blows after that wound A. can account
for il up, no other pI ciPs than that Sss deadly
enemy OF the Doctor; II shows MALICIOUS disPosiiou
| uIon the pert Of The one who did II. , .
| o. Would man y no ever 80 malicious, wouldn [
bic fear of detection and the crcoms aoces by saoo
be was surround Cd, stimulate him slmOet 3shoy 10
| leave az soon az be hsd acco nPirhed bus purPo'e
voud be stsy sfier hsviug stabbed. IN fac, 10 or 10
vounds A. This was all done apparently before ne
fell because all the wounds were upon ne under side
| Kpowng ;be Circumstances under which tlis mtn vas
nsced in doir the deed woud LEAD HIN - tse sure
! thar he had Killed him, 90 that be couldn't make any
| boise.
| downward suCkee. don't
Jpdge Csprun-Sow let me ask you, lnssmucn Is
We have made YOU ~'ness what would you think OF
tits bypoit ess in the FIRST place. that tao 90 rmtted
that murder if done by choktg that TIE person
that choked couldn't well have been toe peIeon VINO dd
ALI the r..; OF the transaction; ha, the one vho seized
the person and held him strong man able 10 DO II;
| that The ann thai inflicted the bo~s wa weak arm
comparaiiyely; that It was cone by an impusVe per-
son who had ed themselves do the ac AID s'rd
DID in th. way great many bio SIS; they are Lot very
DE-. o only three Of entered the heart aod like the
stsbs We viii ssy OF iDpulsive, impetuous womao
ven know a womsns motion 10 thro sing stone Is an
srHif hoy he r
ably do the thing What you'd you ttiuk OF thN
hypothesis and ha; this stoie IN tbs recx vas gwen
vi. be ives par,lly down on the ground or hoor as
a fuishirg stoke AID that the boJd ON the do " and
ca.rgs proved that A. think tha, it indicates that
The ole who did 4, understood the hun system vel
| en- Ugh to know where TO aim the blows. ~
Juoae Cspron-why don't taowi mos any ehIld
| ipews where 10 strike the heart Here these olJ Es
are all in one place and they sppsr to have been done
| in an instant Ike person epeatIng the blows spas
n odicaIly-s person aiming - do au act WITH all tue
| n,,py they have and not having very strong arm
| Now shat would you think Of man doing II With
| one blow, but person with weak arm might make
| coed uany nclsiOns not very deeP-souIdnt the
q, p,h Of ibcns b. Indication OF the stIensto
| of The arm A. | should think 80.
O. And soDldB't the fsc' whether u wa done by an
o,,r or an under STOKE affect the depth aud a.ai'y
A. 5, OF those cuts show De that II must nave been
| aV,ry stro5g bsDd-heie was 4 coat Ve-t ami two
| ,bhfs TO peD'irs,e
Jud, Cspcn- Bu' that wouldn't be much
| DR. Robert-I cant acc ,uut for any other by
|
| Who Qarruied him with bis ltit and inflicted the
| bows with bis nPbt.
O. & mid one erson bold man OF bis strength aud
| sire ~ fci. n,ly to have no 6ghtng thiak IN
either by poth.tis that You may place upon. il was
| done 20 quick ihsf the Doctor not aware Of il
Judge CspoL-Well don't krog, Decor, tha. we
| can nee you for any other purpose
DR.. R.berts-l would lise to AXE some little state
enis IN regard 10 some evidence that given here
abou, NY calling. Under hs st4e of eIcteIne 1t /.
may bavs some little efI,c upOn my friends.
JUG, Cspron- Probably II is due 10 you.
| DR.. ROberis-As my busin might be afie sted by
il BY being acquainted vito the ladies IN the house,
| and also with tie Doctor, one of the young men
Who attended the do said that w1 in he habit Of
| coming here ADD rubbing up stairs TO see Mrs Gun
lii CHAM; would state thst my goiog up stairs was
sboly 70 The Decor room; always ran up 10 his
ROOM al d be, Wien lie 1ne 10 uy house awaysc ANA
10 NE up 10 my room Immediately; but whenever !
hav- called Upen the lades, 1 have always seen them
in the Ierlor.
The nex' witness wss John Farrell, who gave the
olowiDg estlmcby:
TESTIMONY OF JOHN FARRELL.
. Where do you reside Mr.. Farrell A. Ga Mott
street nesr HsusoD-ko. "a Mott.
Q. Did yCu Anow DR.. BuIdell in his lifetime A. !
did MOI.
Q. Did You ever knew him when you saw himi A.
! saw him orce but do not know a. i would recos
nIZe bm.
.. Where did you zee him. A. Here.
Judse Cspron-Is this the witness VII knew some
Ting about his dis usbance az gambling house
Dtpuiy-Y.s Sir.
Judge Cspron-lt is said you know Of his having
fculty ~iih gambler having dispute, on the
coYrer q this SIR e. and the Bowery and bat he asked
hiu 10 20 10 bis room and be ~o1d settle the m4tter
WrDsss-No Sir, think he Is mistaken about that;
row Of such uTrence, and nothing II relation
TO IL do not frequent gambling houses and have Lot
BEEN in gambling houfe fr len year.
judge Capnn-Tbe letter ref,rriOg 10 the m..'er e