New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

Tar, sod he geo. to the miedle Of the bar ccon. I
s.ksd him not to tAh sinst Mouissey that he VA
f,ieod Of Cunningham ssd has, and be promised ne
wouldn't; l ef AIM and weo. 20 the bar % get Q
drink ssc asked 20 drnk seyers q mes before but
| syoidsd it to keep McL,ughl.n from drinking. sad
did 90. drink until gUt through talking; Cunning ram
@ ILL esDsa By sss ss. tan vita 90.
hand: The otLer vas on the counter; think he had
hold OF CunL.nghsm with bis Left hand. snd With
i. be WAS pulling him toward hmi l
Know be had tight grip hold of the lappe, Of his
coat. Cupnil cham requested several tines TIA. b
should let 20; he said let gc-if you don't 'et 60 OF
me will Kill you, or something 10 ,nat eueot, NC
Lsughltn ssid you won't sho&; e. say ~
tipy more of what was said two or three iatsrered
ard requeted Mclaughlin TO let 60, snd ne da es go
Psudeen s'rsiped Cunningham pretty wet scress tee
counter wben he had hod OF him, cif no. noucs
where Paudsens aand was then; taen saw "a us.ss
drinking, except Psudeen aud Cunningham; ala ns
see them crinklng; they were asksd % dfnk, oss
don't know whether they dld 0. not; Psldeen W ~
tien advised "a 20 aome; NJ. Young ard Nj. AAea
tiled 10 get aim home: Psudeen ssked Cunningham
TO CONE from behind the bar Cunningham stsrtsi 20
coue fron beh nd the bar, when Pa1deen made arush
toward where Cunningham was; he did not get more
than five or SIX feet wAen he was stopped; as
he rust.d pact he said he would lick him, and
his pistol hoth together; M. Petrie in trying TO step
bun &c ia q c,ench with Psudeen, and thsy both t&
On we floor: Carulpg cot behind the bar; Pe.rs and
acLsIgbln were separated; think when Mr. Pssris
FHs thkcn on, ~cS erAfs OH" 90" w
eould lick him; after then, Psudeen went TO the bar
ssaiu and commenced assaihng Cunningham, and
called him number Of names, which do not nes
recol.ect; Paudeen ssid he would slap hs tsce loo
HIM Cunningham said he should not do il, unless hs
came behind his back; Mclaughlin said he would
sap hs face the text day Cunningham said he should
net do il; Mclaughlin said he'd bet him dollar hs
would; | cid not any money put up; was on sae
opposite side of the room talking TO 4 man nsmed
JAKE Roome; had got tired Of talking and dad act
think II would smount to snythng seriouS: the next
saw Mclaughlin had hold Of Cunnirg hams collsr ia
the came position as he hsd him the first tlms
PAudeeu in front of the bar, and Cunningham
behind It; before he tcok hold OF him, Cunningham
was stsncing wth his sDds in his overcoa, pocket,
leaning 10 ssalnst tie shelf behind the bar. l saw
McLaug blu each over. t,k, him by the collar, and
l should Judge he struggled hsyder to pull Cuoning-
hsm over the counter tnsn hedd the trst tine heGi
Cunningham tell him epestedly 10 let 20. YOU'D
kill him; be drew his pistol upon him; Psudeea hst
hCld of him three meutee before he shot; Pautees
held him By one hsnd; did not where the other
was Cunningham ssid, Let 90 OF me Mao. wan.
"you |" didn't hear mclaughlin make any reply:
and not more than foot and halt or two feet from
him; Cunningham WAS leaning over the counter shea
he shot; bad ceen Cunningham have pistol pro
vous to that. over year before; do not kuo his
pistol sfter Psudeen shot, | did not hear him
say anything: DIR. Allen and Mr. Young. AID or,
two cthers put him on lounge; Cunningham cans.
out and ea,d 10 went out in the hail, rant you
10 sil go away from ne, I'm gorg to give my self up
The Cou't adjourned 10 III o'clock this morniox.
when Mr.. Whiting viii proceed with the cToss eksni-
nsli0n of the witness.